Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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Reid Sorsenson Hey Hey Good Lookin' What have I got that the girls like so well? John Lee Stenburg Just One More Chance Mayfield's bundle of personality. Verna Steck Congratulations A girls best friend is a diamond. Billy Thomas My Buddy Deon and I are the best of friends. -20- Lola Vest There's Been a Change in Me You don't know, do you? Marilyn Whitlock Can't Help Lovin' That Man. Makes friends easily and keeps them. Don Petty Lady's Man This guy really gets around with the girls for being so bashful.

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Dale Peterson Nature Boy Come on kid, give the girls a chance. Caroline Peterson Comes Along A Love' Her heart lies in Vernal with a certain boy. Reed Peterson Make Believe Let's see, what's storming up North? Leon Peterson I Was a Bashful Kid' Ephraim has the best girls around. Eugene Scow Remember Me Those Freshie girls sure are pests. Pauline Shomaker At Last She has found her man for sure. Sharon Sorenson Oh, Johnny I'm sleepy and I don't know why. -19-

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Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1953 being of sound and disposing minds, and of an age which we will not divulge, do hereby declare this our last Will and Testament: CAROLYN ANDERSON leaves her silly giggle and wardrobe of Jantzen specials to any one lucky girl. RICHARD ANDERSON leaves the ability of being Stu- dent Body President to someone with more than 24 hours in a day. ROBERT ANDERSON leaves his flirting and wolfish whistle to Richard Kjar. WILLIAM ANDERSON leaves his political views to Ted Carpenter. KENNA RAE ARMSTRONG leaves her ink, paper, glue and troubles to next year's paper staff. NEDRA ARMSTRONG is debating whether to leave or stay. GAIL BARTHOLOMEW leaves his car with those girls who miss the bus every night. NANCY KAY BARTON leaves her talent in the soprano section to Joyce Alder. ROBERT BESSY wills his quiet ways to Tommy Hoggan. BRUCE BOWN leaves his sense of humor to all those who are lacking it. SHIRLENE BRAITHWAITE wills to all students in the High School a reserved seat in the theatre. KENLEY CHRISTIANSEN leaves his curving ability in baseball to Del Rowe. VON CHRISTIANSEN leaves his good study habits and excellent marks to everyone in the High School. MERRILL COX leaves his many school offices and his way with the women to the Sophomore boys. ODELL FUNK leaves ... in search of a way to Gunnison. JIMMY GILLESPIE leaves his acting and speaking a- bility to the Dramatics class. CAROLYN HOFER wills her cheer leading ability to anyone who can use their lungs as well as she can. LAVAR HANSEN wills his Chev. and crew haircuts to all the bull dogs. ROGER KAY HANSEN leaves his basketball ability to next year's team. PHILLIP HANSEN wills his quiet ways and shyness to the Faculty of M. H. S. RICHARD JENSEN leaves his deisel trucks to the Manti Seminary. ROGER JENSEN wills his height to Neil Hall. DON PETTY donates to M.H.S. enough lumber to build a new one. JANET JOHNSON bequeaths her daintiness and her technique in art work to Marilyn Munk. DORIS ANDERSON leaves the Junior boys in tears and all her fond memories with them. Witnessed through sorrowful tears BRUCE KJAR leaves his pleasant smile to next year's American Problems class. LENIS LARSEN leaves a lot of sisterly advice to Sandra. JOHN LOWRY leaves his steer raising technique to Karalyn Christiansen. SHIRLEY LUND wills her look of innocence to the Junior girls. GARY MADSEN leaves his blonde hair formula to Shirlene Tucker. LEE MADSEN wills his good manners and personality to the entire school. JANICE DEE NEILSON wills her dance steps to all those who like to Boogie Woogie . DEON OLSEN leaves his seat on the bus to anyone who can get it. BILL PARRY leaves happily, but his brains are left to Beven. PAULINE PARRY leaves all her many talents to the M.H.S. personnel. HELEN PEACOCK leaves her executive ability to any student willing to be next years Senior president. DALE PETERSON wills the road to Ephraim to Doug- las Garbe. CAROLINE PETERSON wills her place as Pep Club president to anyone with courage. REED PETERSON wills his good nature to anyone who is sad. LEON PETERSON wills his blushing ability to Mr. Howell. EUGENE SCOW wills his deep voice to the bass section in chorus. PAULINE SHOMAKER leaves with memories and hopes of a happy future. SHARON SORENSEN gives her day dreams to the Arts and Crafts class. REID SORENSON gives his popularity with the girls to the boys. JOHN LEE STENBURG wills all his good times to all those who have troubles. VERNA STECK leaves her talent as an orator to Del Ray Miller. BILLY THOMAS wills all his cowboy songs to Clint, Texas. LOLA VEST leaves a locker full of junk to anyone who has courage to open it. MARILYN WHITLOCK wills her ability of playing popular music to Reva Hatch. on April 1, 1953, by the Senior Class. -21-