Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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Complete with noisemakers, serp- intines, horns, and loads of con- fetti the yearbook sponsored the Confetti Carnival which was at- tended by many with high spirits after the 1-point victory over Rich- field which enabled us to go to State. Participants of the Business Meet Waltz Time, a light operetta, played March 11 and 12, with Dean Steinekert directing. Dean Steinekert presented members of the band in an excellent Band Concert Feb- ruary 23.

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Members of the Tennis meet. Competitors of track, javelin, and disk throwers, from Manti High. -28- To learn more about the relation- ship of the different countries this group from the American Problems class went to Salt Lake City to at- tend a Model U. N. Some of the travelers of the Traveling Assembly.

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Talent Entertainment and Lighter Moments An assembly dedicated to the unknown talent of M.H.S. revealed many good numbers, these two being among them. Roberta Larsen attended school in California until Christmas but returned to Manti High to finish her education. ■rjA x. - '-r'-’ r vi The authors of Templar Topics, Marilyn Magleby and Robert Larsen, deserve a vote of thanks. The Whistler