Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

Class of 1946 Robert Anderson L. Robert Anderson Bruce Barton Lois Braithwaite Phyllis Boymgton Jean Buchanan Keith Chapman •Lois Jean Christiansen . David Earl Christensen . Doris Chapman Gao Denison Jean Dyreng Pauline Dyreng . Norma Dennison Paul Dyreng Belva Faatz Maxine Garbe ' Jerry Graham Joye Hansen ' Jennie Vee Jensen ' Dorthy Jefferies . Marione Jensen . Caroleen Keller .Maxine Lowry . Beverly Lyon Olive Larsen John Lee Ludvigson Jack Madsen . Shirley Madsen .Dean McCaffery . Howard Neilson . Enid Pritchett . Colleen Peterson Ethel Peterson Charles Ned Rasmussen Gail Stott Glenna Sorenson Dora Simmons Lawanna Sorensen Dick Thurston , Melva Tuttle . Bruce Thompson � Betty Jean Willden . Lois May Willden Class of 1945 Robert Barton Virginia Barton LaJune Bogh Irene Boymgton Ruby Buchanan Shirley Callaway Phyllis Cox Betty Christensen June Carpenter Iris Christiansen Beverly Christiansen Bobetta Davis Beth Funk Audrey Frischknecht Rodney Graham Mary Lois Greaves Bessie Hutchinson Phil Hanson Paul Hougaard Gayle Hansen Chloe Judd Betty Larsen Shirlye Mel lor Rodney L Mel lor Betty Mayletf June Memmot Dixie Marx John Henrie Nielson Lois Penrod Eunice Parry Beulah Stenberg La Rue Stringham Margaret Stringham Meade Squire Doyle Swallow Delma Tuttle Don G. Voorhees EIDean VanBuren Clair M. Whitlock Class of 1944 Barbara Alder Max Wilford Anderson Kent Anderson Marie Anderson Cecile Mae Bown Lots Mae Braithwaite Wilbur T. Braithwaite Earla Buchanan Spencer Cahoon Carol Campbell Maretta Carlile Bert E. Carpenter Corless Chapman Pauline Cox Carol Decker Carol Jean Denison Dick G. Denison .Claire Dyreng xEfhel Funk .Junior Hansen .Russol Hulme •Eugene Harry Katherine Jensen . Ruby Jensen Helen Keller Virginia Kenner , Bernadine Larsen Marjorie Lowry LaRetta Lund Marcile Mellor Reva Marx . LaRue Merriam .Renon Nielson .Richard Olsen -Dale Peterson Clyde Pritchett Charles Ray Rasmussen Nydia Reynolds Don M. Simmons Alan P. Smith Rey Sorenson Lucille Sudweeks Edna Tatton ' Opal Torgerson . Beverly Voorhees . Beth Ann Whitlock Hal Willardsen Mavis Whitlock Class of 1943 Donald Allred Frences Amtoft . Amy Bogh Kenneth Braithwaite Dick Braithwaite Jane Clark Earlene Christensen Geniel Christensen Oa Faatz . Gail Funk . Wayne Funk . Darrel Henrie Afton Hansen ”Clair Henningson . Louise Jones , Beth Jensen . Shirley Keller Dan Keller . Betty Larson .Bob Larsen . Keith Larsen . Max Larson . Erma Jean Manwell r Dale McAllister „ Earl Miller Mary Louise Munk % Elaine Mellor Dorthella Miller Myrle Nielsen Ray Otten Elaine Parry Merle Peterson .Glen Peterson Orland Peterson , laird Stringham Thelma Sorensen Marje Shaffer Pauline Smith ..Jack Stewart . Gwen Tuttle Elaine Tuttle vlynn Voorhees Phyllis Wintch Rae Lou Whitlock .Roberta Wilden Oloa Wilden Dale Whitlock Class of 1942 Norma Alder —-Robert C. Anderson Darlane Barton ’Lee R. Barton Donald C. Bartholomew Erma Mae Boyington —Gail Braithwaite Wayne Braithwaite Vernon Carlson —� ■ Merlene Chapman Maurine Christiansen T Cecil Cox x Vivian Cox Calvin M. Crawford • Carol Crawford Rebecca Curtis Marjorie Dyreng —. leda Edwards r Earl Erickson Don J. Frischknecht Halbert F, Garbe —_ Nora Mae Graham «« Fred Hall Vida Hatch . - Gordon Harris Lois Harry Vivian Henrie Mary Hendrickson .Jean Hulme ._Dale Jensen a Pearl Jolley Jean Elizabeth Keele Lou Kimball .. Gwen Larsen Vaughn U. Larsen — Ralph K. Lund JMn Madsen Von P. Madsen . Una Madsen ««Glen Miller . May Mickelson Mack Munk u Delma Mary Olsen Lloyd H. Parry Dale Peterson • Ruth Poulson Lucile Simmons — Norma Smith zOonald Stott Ramona Twitchell .. N.el Voorhees — Velma Voorhees «k Wells Wesfenskow r Ronald K. Whitlock Class of 1941 'Delores Bardsley Shirley Bartholomew Benjamin Bernett Harold Braithwaite Burk Braithwaite Enid Carpenter Evelyn Carpenter Thurvia Carson LaVal Chatwin • Nola Christiansen Perry Christensen - Kenneth Christiansen j Margaret Cox , Jean Oenison Kay Frischknecht • Betty Ann Funk . Valeita Henrie Gail Hougaard • Albert Jeffries . Robert Jensen . Eunice Jensen 7 Phyllis Johnson � Neil Jorgensen « Elaine Justesen y Conrad Keller , LaMaun King - Betty Kjar Barbara Kjar Barbara lazenby Ava Lyman . LaReta Mackey Betty Madsen Clair Moffitt , Eunice Munk . Fred Munk . Margaret Nielson Adele Olson . Albert Peterson i Elliott Peterson . Rell Reeves Glen Sorenson Marian Sorenson Neil Sorenson Carol Smythe Gwen Thompson Loraine Whitting Class of 1940 -Edith Anderson ‘Velda Anderson George Barton v Maxine Braithwaite - Thor Carson Leora Callaway . Laura Mae Chapman -Lucille Chapman .Charles Christiansen . Elma Christiansen . Keller Crawford .Melva Dennison _Kay Funk . Mavis Hall Melva Harmon Donald Iverson Halbert Iverson Royal Jensen “Kirk Larsen . Jean Larsen . LaRue Larsen Melville Leslie Virginia Lund Keith Madsen Marquerite Madsen Wayne Madsen lla Merriam Norma Michaelson LaRae Munk Marjorie Munk Alva Neilson . Betty Neilson . Trilma Ottosen jkFrank Peacock Afton Peterson Bethel Poulsen . Marcia Retd Leo Stevens . Ora Mae Sorensen Gail Stewart .Darlene Swallow . Norma Tatton Wright Thurston Lois Tooth .Evelyn Tuttle . Jackson Wanlass Michael Wilden Class of 1939 Jack Alder •Clark Bogh .Earl Brown Edward V. Bunder son Helen Bailey Carl Carlson Evelyn M. Carlson Marjorie Christensen •Ruth Elizabeth Carpenter Carol Christofferson Otto Clemens Lynn R. Cox Curtis K. Decker Homer M. Denison Charles Reed Funk Arlene Gregerson • Roberta Henrie Irene Roberta Hougaard Kenneth C. Jorgensen • Dale Joseph Johnson Lenn C. Jensen Beth Jensen Ben C. K|ar LaRue Kunz Clista Larsen Keith M. Lund . Kirk W. Lund '.Cora Myletf Ilia Manwell % Martha Alice Nielson , Robert B Odell Earl And ew Poulsen „ Gomer H. Parry , Betty Peterson Preston L. Peterson « Pauline Peterson • Jay M Peterson . Cleone Parker , Zelda Re d , Donna Jean Ruesch .• Katherine Sorensen � Fannie Sorensen � Doris Steck • Laurell Stott . David John Thomas -lee R. Thompson . Earl J. Tuttle Nelma Whiting lelene Wilcox . Gail Voorhees j Barbara Voorhees Class of 1938 ,Clair Anderson .Leslie Anderson yAfton Bartholomew ,Kermit Black Donna Bown Max Bradley Ardith Braithwaite Carol Braithwaite Peed Braithwaite ‘Vivienne Buchanan .Don Christiansen —- Georgia Christensen .Melba Colby .Junior Cox M'lvina DeMilles Donald Dyreng .Bernice Edwards Dean Fnschgnechf -Ray Funk „Voniel Gregerson -Richard Harmon .Thelma Hatch Ardell Jensen .Ruth Jensen Dean Jones Frances Johnson Georgia Mae Judd 'Quay Justesen Ireta King Keith K|ar DeMerc Larsen Glen Larsen Verda Larsen Beth Lazenby ' Aleene Ludvigson ' Evelyn Madsen Melvin Madsen Hal Manwell , Merril Maylett . Lynn Mellor f Eunice Merriam .Henrie Miller . Erma Nielson Lila Nielson Avard Ottosen Ada Peterson , Mark Poulson , Jack Riddle , Beth Shaffer . Norma Shand , Paul Simmons . Dixie Smith Owen Smith .Ben Stott .Lynn Tatton Erma Thygerson | Clair Tuttle Wayne Tuttle . Frank Wanlass . Helen Wintch Cloyd Wright Class of 1937 Renee Allred v Bill Brown . Helen Braithwaite , - Reed Bench � Eunice Boyington v Elvin Christiansen lois Christensen Que Christensen Robert Carpenter V Morlm Cox t- Catherine Cox Maurice Crawford Marine Crawford Boyd Decker .Bert Dennison .Mcloyd Erickson Y-Elma Hall . Edna Henrie • Ruby Hoggan Clara Jensen John Jolley Maida Jensen (continued on back end sheets) 0, Through these open doors have we Entered with expectancy Of friendship, laughter, and much fun And education all in one. Yes, the open door we found. To English, civics, made the rounds. To type, ag, shop, and chem.. Bookkeeping, history and to the gym. Pep Club, plays, and assemblies — We took part in all of these, F F A — F H A too — Junior Prom and Dance Review. Through these open doors will rn Jubilant cries which always brine Hearts to linger and reminisce On happy days at M H S. — Kathryn Smith If T. For the previous half century students have passed through the corridors of Manti High School We the students of the 50th year, like- wise are engaging in the hustle-bustle of school activity. Our activities have not only included the classes in which we persis- tently study, and the hurry- scurry of getting the term paper in the last minute, but the partici- pation in the extra-curricular activ- ities. School life consists of working on the High Life staff, going to the speech meet, and cheering the basket- ball team on. It means taking part on assemblies, dancing in the dance review, participating in the business meet, and con- tributing to the success of a class dance. All of us have experienced some of these. In- deed we may say our golden year of opportunity Through These Open Doors of M H S is complete. -2- SUPERINTENDENT MAURICE BARNETT Through the doors of educa- tion, year after year, pass the immortal minds of the youth of this nation. It is the purpose of education to release the spark of genius in each mind and cause it to burst into the flame of ac- complishment. Board of Education — left to right: Superintendent Maurice C. Barnett, Udell Christiansen, Royal Whitlock, Margaret Anderson, W. Lee Hall, Wm. G. Barton Mariel O. Hansen. ' -4- PRINCIPAL BRUCE JENNINGS Through These Open Doors have passed — in the half cen- tury of its history — a throng of boys and girls: the dull and the diligent, the eager and the in- different; those who have cared greatly and those who have cared little, for what AA. H. S. might offer them. It has offered to each, opportunity, and it has returned to each, in large meas- ure, in accordance with his effort his cooperation and his loyalty. And for the future we can hope for M. H. S. that her doors may remain open, not merely for new ways and new ideas, but more importantly for the boys and girls of other years who will likewise seek here the pathways to the future. Student Council — left to right, 1st row: Marilyn Magleby, Tom Anderson, Audrey Hansen, David Munk; 2nd row: Kathryn Smith, JoAnn Hill, Merilyn Anderson, Clara Garbe, Shari Woodside, Carolyn Reid; 3rd row: Nancy Jensen, Terry Tuttle, Carol Jean Tuttle, Jerry Brown, Dean Kjar, Carl Boyington, Kent Olsen, Bill String- ham, Keith Olsen, LeAnna Leslie, Evan Hansen, Richard Wintch. -5 Joseph L. Young Science The man of science has learned to believe in justi- fication, not by faith, but by verification. DeLora Marble Physical Education Keep your face to the sun- shine and you cannot see the shadow. Jesse Bartholomew Bus Driver To put a worth-while truth into circulation is a good day's work. Demont Howell English The two basic processes of education are knowing and valuing. George V. Pederson Business What one has, one ought to use,- and whatever he does, he should do with all his might. Albert Antrei Social Science Education is the torch that destroys the fear in the heart of man. Wilbur Braithwaite Phys. Ed. — Coach Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in ris- ing when we fall. Bruce Jennings Principal Character is long-standing habit. Grant Bond Custodian You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips. -6- ■ Glen Goodwin Phys. Ed — Coach It is not enough to have good qualities — one must make good use of them. Doyle Peterson Bus Driver The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. John Allen Music To educate the intelligence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants. Eunice Alder Homemaking Have patience. All things are difficult before they be- come easy. Ruth D. Scow Librarian Books are but waste paper unless we spend in action the wisdom we get from thought. Morlin Cox Industrial Arts Ideas are a capital that bear interest only in the hands of talent. -7- Earl Gi 11 is Ag. A man shows what he is by what he does with what he has. Keith Stevenson Social Science Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the de- fense of peace must be constructed. Merilyn Anderson Vice-President Kent Olsen President Elsie Tuttle Secretary THROUGH THESE OPEN DOORS of Manti High School, we Seniors have passed for the last time in our conquest of an education. Our high school days are completed and always we shall look back upon them with fond recollection. We have grown in character through planning and participating in such activities as business meets, dances, plays and assemblies. Graduation brings a new era with its problems and experience. With humility and a desire to achieve we shall seek our places in the world of tomorrow. Connie De AAille Quiet yet she succeeds in every purpose. Clara Garbe A friend of yours. Merilyn Andersen She's never satisfied until she's done her very best. Sandra Christiansen She is one who charms without trying. Marlyn Miller Torn between two loves — basketball and his car. I Valene Frandsen Just pile in Lizzy and she'll take you for a ride. Thomas Anderson If he has any faults he has left us in doubt. -10- Dale Christiansen Her ambition — Home Ec. for two. JoAnn Hill She can because she be- lieves she can. Jerry Brown His smiles have won him many friends. Richard Boyington His pastime is just living. Norma Johnson Irresistible you. Ramona Jensen Little friends prove to be great friends. -11- . Sandra Larsen She believes in the Golden Rule. II Mitzi Madsen I've got a pocketful of dreams. Barbara Larsen We're young but once, so let's celebrate. Richard Wheatley Ah love!! Could you and I conspire to win HER. -12- Ronald Campa A likeable fellow not afraid of work. Bonnie Merriam She's alive from head to toe to fingertips. Afton Peacock When occasions come her way, she is equal to them. Faye Scow Till then — I'll be patiently waiting. Eugene Funk His interests are to the south. I In) Carolyn Reid Aren't you glad you're you? Jake Keller An irresistible guy. -13- Janet Shand Let me sing and I'll be happy. Carol Jean Tuttle Perfectly at home on the stage. Kathryn Smith She wins not only with smiles but with work. t Bruce Mclff Smiles when he thinks he ought to. Works when he •fhmfea he's got to. Kent Olson Some people just naturally drift, but Kent was built to swim upstream. I Merlene Steck Boys will be boys, but I like them regardless. Glen Brown Just the right mix of sense and humor. -14- Kathleen Tuttle She keeps her clouds out of ether people's skies. Alice Wintch She never omits an oppor- tunity of making a friend. LaRue Zwahlen The studious gal of South End. Sheryl Lee Whitlock Future Homemaker of To- morrow. Ray Miller With his willing way and determination he'll go far. “15— v n i i Verna Braithwaite Sweet and Lovely. Sheldon Thomas Art is only one of his talents. Loretta Tatton My thoughts today are far away where Jimmy is. Elsie Tuttle Courtesy and sweetness in a perfect blend. I W Maurine Cheney Short and sweet. Douglas Bjerregaard The fun lover. — 16— Shannon Whitlock Vice-President Carol Young Secretary Keith Olsen President THROUGH THESE OPEN DOORS, we Juniors look toward the future with a hope and desire that our endeavors will be as successful as they have been in the past three years in AAanti High School. As we take our last step in high school next year, we are all going to try to make a worthwhile person out of ourselves, and to look back on AAanti High School for the influence and help it has cast upon each of our lives. We are to try to put to use the accomplishments we have made in the past, to make our present and future lives more useful. -17- Sammy Christiansen What I know won't hurt me. JoAnne Hall A friend and pal to everyone. Bill Blackham He's not as bashful as he seems. John Christiansen I'm just awaiting to go a dating. Karl Christiansen Here's a boy whose got it all. His favorite sport is basketball. v .rT LaRell Faatz He causes excitement wherever he goes. Ora Mae Funk This cute lass is tops in every class. r Darrel Hansen It's nice to keep the girls running, but not so fast you can't catch them. Lynn Hurst Here's a boy who's really fine, but watch out he's got a line. 18- Louise Jensen She's a friend of every- one. Kathleen Jensen This girl will really please her beau When she shows him how she can sew. Don't speak to me of Ethel Linn Larsen °V - She makes music where- ever she goes. David Keller Here's a tall and hand- some lad. In a basketball outfit he's often clad. -19 Vivian Larsen Here's a gal who's really sweet. Her charming ways are hard to beat. LeAnna Leslie Gentlemen prefer blondes because they're afraid of the dark. Roberta Larsen If a thing's worth doing it's worth doing well. Marilyn Magleby Love makes the world go around. Kay Mclff Humor and friendship make him the life of the high school. Larry Morley Here's a lad who's really swell. His main interests we need not tell. Deanna Nielson This girl really has the art. In most things she's really smart. Keith Olsen I'll start where Einstein left off. -20- Lee Olsen If you ever run out of something to say, ask me. Howard Scow This lad has really got a voice. He sings songs of every- one's choice. Robert Patterson Here's a nice looking Sterlingite. He usually does things just right. Wayne Wintch This dark haired lad has everything. June Squire This girl has really got the go. Her main interests are at Provo. Bill Stringham This boy's really good in Dramatics. In Mr. Antrei's class he's no fanatic. 1 Paul Steck Making friends is easy for him. Kent Stott Some day I'll have a car of my own. Shannon Whitlock Just a sweet little blond with innocent eyes. -21 Bobby Weiss Future owner of Price's market. Joyce Wintch She patterns her life around him. Lanor Whitlock Often seen but seldom heard. Carol Young Me and my Cadillac are going to go places. Mac Zwahlen Girls are the least of my worries. Glen Olsen If he's discouraged it's his secret. -22- Douglas Cox Vice-President Cuma Hansen Secretary Terry Tuttle President THROUGH THESE OPEN DOORS we as Sophomores have passed. We can look back at our first two years of high school now and still look to the future at the two valuable years which lie ahead of us. We now have reached the stage in life where we must prepare ourselves even more for what lies ahead. Today is the time we must accomplish this. Only through work is it possible to progress. What one puts into life, that will he receive out of life. -23- Bernell Anderson A vivacious bundle ot fireworks and fun. Harley Hansen He's a likeable guy to be around and is as friend- ly as the day is long. Nancy Jensen Simple recipe for those rosy cheeks, turnips and Terry. I Fredrick Lowry Interest — winning the Kentucky Derby. Sherry Gillespie This cute chick is lots ot fun, and certainly does her part to make the school run. David Munk He's at home wherever he goes. Kim Madsen Go south, young man, go south. Cuma Hansen There's more than meets the eye. Ann Stevens Boys are the least of my worries. -24- . V I Ray Peterson Ray has a smile and a car that gets him places. Mary Tuttle Mary's always the life of the party and the class. Paul Jensen He shines at night. Ella Fay Swallow Red hair, brown eyes, and personality. Edith Sudweeks Everybody's pal — someone's gal. Karl Armstrong His talents, interests, and friends are many. Ireta Madsen Waiting for her man to come along. Deon Dennison His heart is as big as his smile. Joyce Madsen He keeps coming back like a song. Charles Thompson It isn't love that makes the world go 'round, it's basketball. -25 Stephen Snow A pitcher who knows his curves. Kenna Shomaker Our friend, the brain. George Anderson His interests are cars, shop, and girls. Dorthy Mclff Any big male babies needing a baby sitter? Shila Otten Gee, but it's fun to be grown up! Judy Mickelson The pride of all her teachers. 26- Anadel Peterson Her interests are in Gun- nison and not in the sugar factory. Barbara Braithwaite She serves with a smile and is active all the while. Terry Tuttle Tall, dark, and hand- some whose interests are in Mayfield. Valaine Hoggan My dreams are getting better all the time. Carl Boyington Basketball, good marks, and personality are his specialties. V Lynette Miller Well, compasses point north. Wayne Christinsen He has ways of drawing marks and girls. -27- Dale Hougaard The shortest way to a woman's heart is to keep her guessing. Jesse Anderson At spelling this guy's a whiz, and a friend to everyone he is. Doris Jean Maylett Silence is golden. Edwin Hansen A little winking can be a dangerous thing. Rose Marie Sorenson The girls that can smile is the one that's worth- while. Douglas Cox Not only in farming does he rate high. John Redd Baseball, here I come —28— John Harmon Vice President Judy Harmon Secretary Evan Hansen President We Freshmen have approached THESE OFEN DOORS and entered into the halls of learning. We have gained knowledge, understanding, opportunities, pleasure, and many new friends. We are looking forward to more learning and of a new year THROUGH THESE OPEN DOORS. Bonny Anderson This gal's full of pep. Jesse Bradley Future Gene Autry. Janis Braithwaite The type everyone goes for. Sharon Anderson Wish they'd move that bus stop. Joan Anderson You can't put her per- sonality on paper. Lawrence Whitlock Stop the world and I'll get off. -30- Evan Hansen Future Mr. Universe Evelyn Funk The friendy type. Gary Faatz Bishop Judy Harmon Itty, Bitty, Buddy. Jeffery Hill High and Mighty. Carl Johnson Tomorrow's top turkey grower. John Harmon The answer to a girl's dream. -31 John Henry Larsen Girls are my heaven. Wayne Merriam Oh, that darn English. Merrill Jensen The inventor of the milk- ing machine. a..M Beth Ann Larson Future Liberace. Gary Mclff How do you know when it's love? -32- Phyllis Olsen She ends her prayers with Ah, men. Jerrie K. Shand Scatter Sunshine. Jerry Ann Stevenson Vim, vigor, and vitality. Alan Peterson Who invented schools? 'v' Pamela Peterson Darn those boys. Genie Sigler Future Olympic Champ. Dennis Stevenson Man of the World. Jeanne Price Love's young dream. K A1 Marlow Peterson 1962 bus driver. -33- Carl Steck I'll be a 'Dodger' yet. Errol Wilker High Noon. Sherwood Whitlock Can't stand those girls. -34- Richard Wintch Dennis the Menace. -36- The Freshmen became official members of the student body as they suffered through three days of initiations. They were swell sports about wearing the ridicu- lous costumes the Sophomores prescribed, even down to the last onion. The Freshmen were elated by the success of the Freshie Hop. The dancers were intoxicated by the lilting strains of Autumn Leaves This year of school at MHS start- ed off at a galloping pace with the annual horse b.ack ride. The students headed their horses to- ward the canyon bright and early so they might enjoy a long day. Those who weren't so fortunate as to have a horse came later on the bus. -37- On the night of the traditional letter lighting, the mountain was alive with the burning letters which symbolized each class. The award went to the Seniors for making the best and bright- est letter. Laughter and shouts were the re- sponse to the Junior Assembly during a hilarious hour at DOG PATCH. The studentbody became window shoppers at the Sophomore Assembly featuring the daily occurrences at the department store ZCMY. Out of the land of fantasy came the Senior Assembly, ALICE IN WON- DERLAND. The costuming of the par- ticipants blended in with the outstand- ing scenery which contributed to an all round fun-filled program. The studentbody was delighted with each and every class essembly that was presented this 50th year at MHS. St. Nick has visited us once more To bring us gifts and laughs galore No candy did we receive this year. But pine oil soap and an old mirror. Our chorus concert was held Dec. 21. Our music instructor, John Allen, conducted the chorus, which beautifully por- trayed the true feeling of Christmas. -39- Talent Scouts of each class discovered new talent which was presented to the student- body at the Talent Assembly The Senior Black Board Jungle Boys nearly caused a riot with their hilarious songs and actions, and their tricycle. 40- During Friendship Week everyone made a new friend. At the Friendly Assembly at the end of the week, the student body elected the two most friendly students, the honor going to Richard Wheatly and Jerrie Shand. THE BARRETTS Henrietta Barrett Bonnie Merriam AAilly -............... Faye Scow George Barrett John Christiansen Octavius Barrett Ralph Larsen Edward Moulton Barrett Kent Olsen Aarabel Barrett Janet Shand John Kenyon ---------- Keith Olsen Elizabeth Barrett Kathryn Smith Wilson ------------ Connie DeMill Captain Surtees Cook Glen Olsen Robert Browning Bill Stringham Miss Mitford ......... Elsie Tuttle PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU! Keats Perry Bill Stringham Vickie Randolph Mitzie Madsen Grandpa Perry .... Wayne Wintch Grandma Perry______Carol Jean Tuttle John Appleby ________ Keith Olsen Priscilla Morley Norma Johnson Tootsie Bean ..... Kathleen Tuttle Butcher Boy Bean Glen Olsen Valerie Whitman Vera Larsen Boggins ............ Ralph Larsen Three Children_____Charlotte Antrei Shauna Peterson Anne Allred Here we see the proud faces of the members of the shop classes as they display their fine projects. HERE THERE ABOUT SCHOOL The Sophomores clev- erly depicted the theme of the Sopho- more Swing, Dunga- ree Doll , with gay records and merry musical notes. Matinee dances al- ways made a hit with the students. They brought a restful pause in school rou- tine. -43- Pledges were made by each member of the Pep Club with our Miss Marble at the head. Our Pep Club has proved the pep that can exist at M. H. S. November 11, brought all the girls out with their favorite beaus to the annual Pep Club Formal. Wayne Wintch was honored as the Preferred Man with Grant Mogle and David Keller as attendants. Good selection wouldn't you say? The Pep Club is truly portrayed as we are focused on the team. Our Pep Club Officers are: Carolyn Reid, President; Ora Mae Funk, Secretary; Carol Young, Drill Master; June Squire, Reporter; Carol Jean Tuttle, Vice- President; and Merilyn Anderson, Drill Mas- ter. The marches of the Pep Club came up with something new and different which will be remembered by all. -44- =1 rsni Pr n If 2 ■-. to flata 'Twas root, root root, for the home team ,and root we did for our fine base- ball team. David Munk Ray Peterson Carl Armstrong J. Reynolds Charles Thompson Douglas Cox Douglas Keeler Coach Goodwin Kim Madsen Paul Jensen Stephen Snow Carl Boyington Deon Dennison Dennis Stevenson Lawrence Whitlock Carl Steck The potentialities of our Sophomore basketball team are unlimited. As a Sopho- more Team, these boys made an outstanding show- ing. Cheering our Junior Var- sity Team on to victory were these pert gals: Jerrie Shand Bernell Anderson Mary Tuttle -46- Coach Braithwaite Jerry Brown Athletic Manager Marlyn Miller Vera Larsen Bonnie Merriam Jake Keller Grant Mogle Robert Larsen Bill Blackham Shannon Whitlock Sandra Christiansen Audrey Hansen Sammy Christiansen Wheatly Bruce Mclff -51- _______ David Keller Sammy Christainsen ........ Fred Lowry ____Carl Boyington Sentinel _____________ Douglas Cox Reporter_______________Robert Larsen Advisor ................... Mr. Gillis President _______ Vice-President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... F. F. A. Members LeAnna Leslie was crowned FFA Sweetheart at the annual Sweetheart Ball. Attendinq her were Shannon Whitlock and Au- drey Hansen. The FFA Chapter then sponsored LeAnna to compete for the State Sweetheart. JoAnn Hill, Pres.; Kathryn Smith. Vice Pres.; Bernell Anderson, Sec. and Treas.; Merilyn Anderson, Parlimentarian; Nancy Jensen, Historian; Janis Braithwaite, Project Committee; Judy Harmon, Song Leader; Kathryn Hill and Shari Woodside, Reporters; Roberta Larsen, Degrees; Ruth Carlson, Fund Raising Committee; Mrs. Alder, Advisor. Members of the F. H. A. Barbara Larsen Homemaker of Tomorrow Daddy Date Night was one of the many outstan- ding events of the F. H . A. -53- Reigning over the Sweetheart Ball were LeAnna Leslie, F F A Sweetheart, with Shannon Whitlock and Audrey Hansen attending, and Douglas Cox as F H A Beau. Attendants of Douglas were Bill Blackham and Evan Hansen. The Faculty Assem- bly was a hilarious success this year. It showed a great varie- ty of talent on a pho- nograph record by our school orchestra and Janet S. We found out, also how our Faculty look- ed in their younger days. The auditorium was filled with roars of laughter throughout the Faculty Assembly. The student body real- ly got a pleasure out of the antics the Fac- ulty went through during their perfor- mance. TEMPLIERS Our High School Orchestra Carl Armstrong Lee Anderson Arthur Carpenter Maynard Christensen Gary Faatz LaRell Faatz Elaine Hansen Evan Hansen Carolyn Reid Dennis Stevenson Douglas Keeler -55- ART WORK PHOTOS LAYOUTS WRITEUPS RECORDS BY YOUR George V. Pederson, Advisor Kathryn Smith, Editor Kenna Shomaker Ora Mae Funk Assistant Editors Ronald Campa, Art Work Joan Anderson Sheryl Whitlock Class Representatives Arthur Carpenter Carol Young High Life, mirror of M H S, exists to give students recogni- tion for effort and accomplish- ment beyond academic require- ments, to let the whole of the studenbody share in the interes- ting experiences of individuals and small groups, and to give students an opportunity to learn and apply some understanding of journalistic technique, oppor- tunity and obligation to the read- er. -57- TRAVELING ASSEMBLY The talent at AA H S was cleverly portrayed to the studentbodies of Gunnison and Ephraim High Schools by the Traveling Assem- bly. It consisted of a variety of numbers including dances, songs, readings and renditions from the Templiers. Pfii We can give thanks to Judy Mickelson and The annual F. H. A. Convention at Salt Lake, March 9-10, is Robert Larsen for the splendid work that one these girls will never forget. It proved to be very has been accomplished by their writings educational and impressive, in Templar Topics. They have created a great deal of human interest toward M H S. -58- On the evening of March 23, we found the Juniors waltzing to the theme of The Loviest Night of the Year. The exquisite dec- oration added to the atmosphere of the Prom. The Prom Lady and Prom Man were Shannon Whit- lock and David Keller. General chairman was Marilyn Magleby. The representatives of M H S at the Regional Delegates to the Model United Nations held at Speech Meet at Snow College. the U of U. DRAMA SPEECH Roberta Larsen Janice Ottosen Kathleen Jensen Carolyn Merriam The Plum Tree Mitzi Madsen Carol Jean Tuttle Elsie Tuttle Kathleen Tuttle Janet Shand Ethel Lynn Larsen Faye Scow Riders of the Sea Vera Larsen Kathryn Smith Connie DeMill Bill Stringham Richard Wheatly Douglas Keeler Pamela Peterson Judy Mickelson Ruth Carlson TENNIS MEET MEMBERS The latest fashions were stitched and modeled by the mem- An outstanding achievement in the shop class bers of the Home Ec. classes. was this beautiful desk, work of Marlyn Miller. -61- 66 YEARS OF SAFETY - SECURITY - SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Account is Welcome at Our Bank -62- CARLISLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ONE OF SANPETE'S MAJOR INDUSTRIES Congratulates the Students of Manti High School And Compliments the Graduates of '56 JOSTENS CLYDE GRAY AUTREY BROS. Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Yearbooks, Awards 2683 Hillsden Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Phone 87-2604 Congratulations to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL For an Especially Good Year R. C. ANDERSON Wholesale Distributor Standard of California -� ; ■ -63- COMPLIMENTS OF MANTI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION F. S. Corpenter and Son Don's Barber Shop Nell's Motor Company Harmon's Bradley's AG Food Store Service Cleaners and Tailors Manti Home Supply Temple City Service • Otteson Cleaners Buchanan Mortuary Manti City Bank Manti Garage Company Strinqham Feed Mill Chief Pontiac Company Manti Motel Manti Messenger Jensen's Department Store Rick's Cafe Ladies Style Shop Manti Lumber Company Elliott's Pharmacy Merriam's Grocery Stan's Confectionery Harold's Cafe Karot Kounty Jewelers Simmon's Furniture and Hardware Conoco Service Manti Aoex Hatchery Manfi Grocery and Cafe PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS -64- MANTI CITY IS PROUD OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF MANTI HIGH SCHOOL AND CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATES FOR THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS STERLING Students attending Manti Schools We are pleased with our association with Manti High School and the opportunities it offers our youth Utah-Idaho School Supply A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOLS Salt Lake City, Utah IDEAL PRODUCTS delivered to your door MILK Pasteurized - Homogenized Ice Cream Sherbet Cottage Cheese Whipping Cream Half Half Chocolate Milk Butter Milk Orange Drink IDEAL DAIRY Richfield Utah CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from O. C. TANNER COMPANY 42 West 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Class Rings, Announcements, Caps and Gowns, Club Pins, etc. c deal QUALITY-� SERVICE PHONE It) BICHUCID UTAH UT-900G -66- We are proud of our students and their accomplishments at Manti High School COMPLIMENTS OF MAYFIELD President ____Hans Bogh Merril Whitlock Clark Wheatley Croft Christensen Reed Christiansen Clerk --------Vearl Christiansen Treasurer ----Nels Sorenson Marshall ...... Parley Jensen MAYFIELD LIONS CLUB Joseph Christensen President John Larson Vice President Nels Sorenson Secretary Croft Christensen Angus Hansen Clyde Whitlock Clark Wheatley Merril Whitlock Henry Whitlock Hyrum Olsen -67- The sand has slipped from the hour glass of time and we see THESE OPEN DOORS closing as another year passes into his- Within these pages are captured the rich experiences of our Golden Anniversary Year through many hours of exacting work, effort, and the cultivation of new ideas. Inspersed among memories we find gratitude. It is our wish to extend our many thanks to all those who helped us, particularly: The members of the Clarion Staff for the variety and spice they have added as well as for their diligent work. Mr. Adams for making each one of us beautiful and hand- some. And especially to Mr. Pederson, may we in this small way express our thanks for his indispensable advice, novel ideas, and ex- cellent photography which made us live within these pages. tory. May it always live in the hearts of those of us who are leaving. Editor Assistant Editors -68- tepcllB tejprfe fejprljB Vivien Keller v Elma Lowry Norma Larsen Manon Madsen Barbara Madsen lue Mills Marjorie Me I lor Goldie Mortensen Lee Nelson « Grant Nielson Lynn Nielson v Carl Peterson -cDeloyd Peterson . Reno Peterson -Vera Poulson . Ruth Reid � Shirley Stewart Dona Skow Dick Sears Owen Sondrup •V Aildred Sorensen ' Venice Steck Ted Tuttle ' Betty Tuttle Clifton Ukerman . Ruby Voorhees Betty Voorhees l Katheryn Willardsen . Harold Wooley Anna Weber Edith Whitlock u Elaine Wlntch Class of 1936 Lee Orow Anderson . Jay Albert Anderson •Virginia Bartholomew • Elizabeth Braithwaite ..Ruby Bunderson Simonne Buchanan Elayne Christiansen • Bessie Christofferson Barbara Clark • David Ivan Clemens 1 Helen Cox i Ray Cox Neils Earl Chapman Evelynne Agnes Carlson Aided V. Christensen Beulah Carlson Russell Denison : lucile Dyreng Gerald DeMill Niel C. Frischknecht � LaVon Gregerson Herrick DeVerl Hatch Harold Johnson %-Vivian Jensen Craig Maxfield Jusfesonl .Reva King ‘Lloyd K|ar Bill Keller Erma Keller Edna Rose Lodvigson .Sena Larsen • Jay William Larson • f Morris Larsen . Alburn Lyon Della Munk ,Max Madsen Carol Munk Eva Carol Mellor % Walter Lynn Odell ..Theda Peterson . Roberta Peterson I Myrland Peterson Leo Earl Peacock ,lvan J. Sorensen k Van Buren L. Snow • Lee Sidwell . Hazel Simmons ... Howard Tuttle .. June Tuttle ¥ Norma Tuttle Class of 1935 Erma Buchanan Glen Bown Margaret Brox Phil Bradley Vera Carpenter Dona Lue Christiansen Dona B Christiansen .Eliza Carpenter Virginia Crawford .Elliott Cox Richard Darby Elmer Denison Reva Funk Lenore Hall John Harmon , Alder Henne Helen A. Jensen Verlie Jensen Arthur Johnson Lois Jensen . Tom Keller Halbert Keller Louis Kjar Evan Kjar Clinton ludvigson Morgan Lund Chesley Lowry Val Larsen Leonard Madsen .Mildred Madsen . Helen Mortensen Delwin Maylett Lola Merriam Jay Nielson Jess Ottosen ‘Pearl Peacock . Howard Reid Alice Steck ‘Dorothy Sorensen Arlo Swallow Helen Sondrup Beth Turner Kenneth Tuttle . Hurst Thygerson Verl Wilcox . Vera Wilcox . lorna Wright Don Whitlock Earl Whiting Morris Whitlock vJ«n« Peacock Margaret Braithwaite Edith Black Vearl Christiansen Edna May Carlson Doyle Chatwin Wallace Dennison Eleanor Hansen Norma Harmon Raymond Henrie Beth Harmon Marguerite Hoggan Lyle Hall Howard Jones Helen Johnson Jack Jorgenson . Wendell Lowry Anna Larson Harold Leslie Kimball Larson Wilbur Lund Melba Madsen Donna McFarlane Tom Maylett Mary Madsen Genie! Poulsen ‘Max Peterson Vonda Stott George Sidwell . Laura Steck . Ethel Swallow . Erma Simonson Leota Thygerson Sarah Tuttle Bea Uckerman levoy Uckerman Dee Whiting Alta Wintch Class of 1931 Glade Allred Merrill Anderson Maurice Anderson Fawn Braithwaite Layfe T. Boyington Earl F. Braithwate Lucile Bessey Genevieve Brown Royden C. Braithwaite Mable Braithwaite Jack Brown Bessie Buchanan Glen Carlson Henry Christiansen Enid Crawford Nelda Denison Geniel Fisher John Gardner LuDean Hougaard Carol Keller Lynn Keller Maurine Kjar Jean Larson Max Larson Henry K. Lund Evan Lowry Wallace Madsen Clarence Miller Vera Munk Ramona Mellor LaRue Michaelson Reva Madsen Lois Madsen Lenna M Nielson Helen Ottoson Wayne Peterson Blodwen Parry Ella Peterson Dixie Reid Class of 1934 % Anna Anderson Burton Anderson Nita Anderson Ruth Anderson Eva Beal Gene Braithwaite Shirley Bogh Bazil Bown Clair Carlton Clarece Chatwin Buelah Cox Ray P. Cox Lora Christiansen David Christensen Birdie Christiansen Lida Christiansen .Wanza Christiansen Harold Christiansen Hal Christensen Rachard M. Christensen Vondell Delange Pearl Evershed .Ora Gregerson .Vedell Hatch Rufus Hatch • Howard Hall Leola Jensen . Emerson Jensen . Helen Jensen Faye Johnson Jackson Judd Lawain Lowry . Marlton Lowry . Helen Larson Ivan Larson Beth Madsen Keilh Mellor iWanda McFarlane Roy Merrian •Helen Mellor Clara Mortensen fve Nielson • Hiall O. Odell •Staker Olsen .Reid Riddle Jackie Shand ‘ Jack W. Shand Elbert Simmons - Donald Thompson Ted Tuttle Class of 1933 ■Ina Amtoft Mary Anderson Olive Anderson Glen Bradley Class of 1932 Merriam Anderson Alvin Anderson Elliott Braithwaite Lucille Bailey Clara Bogh Leah Boyington Grant Bunderson Lucien Bown % Blanche Braithwaite Ellen Christiansen Ivan Carlson Fred Carpenter lucile Christofferson Lyman Christiansen Leta Cox Maude Cox • Marl Dennison Morgan Dryeng Pearl Dennison June Evershed LaRue Funk Allen Funk Donna Hansen .Leonard Harmon . Wilma Harmon . Pearl Hatch Vernal Hatch Smith Hatch Elliott Hall Tom Hougaard John Jeppson «J,ionel King Mable Larsen Delbert Larsen Lila Lowry Margaret Lowry Lester Lyon .Mildred Lowry Jennie AVrFarlan© . Hazel Mickelson , Ethel Maylett Ned Nielson Errol Nielson Blaine Peacock Daisy Quinn Lenore Reid Charlie Reid Ramona Sorenson Venice Scow Ruby Tatton ' Gwenath Tatton Wallace Tuttle Woodruff Willardsen Harold Whitlock Zelda Whitlock Lewis Westenskow . Mildred Whitlock Myrle Willardson Armon Whiting Verna Shand Eldon R. Stott EJverda Smith Stuart Shand Vera Wintch Marjorie Westenskow Helen Whiting Bessie Woolley • Renee Voorhees Class of 1930 David Alder Alta Bartholomew Alice Bogh Elaine Bown Sigrid Christensen Douglas Clark LaVita Coleman Wilbur Cox Lillie Denison Clara Evershed Roy I. Hansen Martha Henne Georgia Hougaard Virginia Hougaard Dorotha Jensen Robert L. Jeppson Edith Johnson Olive Jones Glen R. Kenner Ronald Kjar Walter Larson Louise Larson Naomi Madsen Milton Madsen Myron Mellor Ruby McFarlane Lorna Nielson Alice Peterson Kenneth Peterson Nora Rust Lucile Reid Louis Sears Class of 1929 Ethel Alder Grace Bradley Oon Brown Laura Braithwaite Naomi Bessey Ralph Brifsch Geniel Boyington Theron H. Clinger Ardes Christiansen Mabel Chapman Rex M. Carlson Grant Cox Edna Christensen Croft Christensen Wmston M. Crawford Emalyne Christiansen Alice Denison Chesley Eliason Alma Edwards Mary Gardner Spencer Gardner Lucy Haws Lillian Hanson Mabel Hall Martha Iverson Kirt Johnson Maud Kenner Lyle Larson Ethel Larsen Nedra Leslie Cuma Madsen Esabel Mickelson Alva Nielson Lila Nielson Evan Nelson Gerald Ottosen Eva Peterson Ruth Peterson Mary Poulson Kaiie Poulson -y Thomas H. Parry Tom Reid Carol Reid Beth Shand Ada Sidwell Katie Shand Bessie Taylor Hyrum Thygerson Eana Works Fern Westenskow Lloyd Willardson Class of 1928 Ivan Alder Delma Anderson Thelma Anderson Margaret Anderson Elliott Anderson Edna Anderson Nels Bogh Jennie braithwaite Edna Bessey Clarence Betsey Leah Buchanan Alvin Carpenter Udel Christiansen Ruth Cox Maurine Christensen Frances Daly Herschei N. Edmunds Orville Evershed Waldo Garbe W. Richard Hall Almma Hatch Richard Jensen Claire Johnson Melroy C. Luke Leatha Lowry Howard Larsen Maud Moffit Ellis Maylett Dorothy Olsen Edmund Peterson lorin Peterson Ivan L. Peterson Girven Stott MoRell Snow Jessie Thygerson Lorna Voorhees Florence Willardsen Class of 1927 Grace Allen NEIJis Allred Blaine E. Anderson Helen Anderson Vera Anderson Mable Anderson ' Merritt E. Bradle v Harden W. Br.er Lucile ■Braithwaite - Lida Braithwaite Ruth Elva Braithvs Lucia Boyington • Talmadge S. Burr Alton R. Christen� Gladys Christensen Grace Christensen Iem � r Denison ' Wm G Funk Austin Hell Affon Hell levi Hansen «, Elga Henrie Harold J. Hoggan — Arvilla Jensen t Therald Jensent_ r Evan Johnson y Evelyn Keller lemount Keller H Raymond Larson , Martha Mickelson V f Mavel Maylett u._ r Bertrude Madsen — rRebecca Mickelsoru Ruth Nelson Don Oftoserrv Sam Parry f Mabel Peterson r Grant Ruesch y Sherman Ruesch iucien Reid Hortense Sidwell __ ' Earl Taylor V , Owen J. Westenskow f Esther Witbeck f C Loyd Whitlock Willis R. Willardsen J. Wallace Wntch Allen Works., Class of 1926 Karl Allred Yvonne Allred Glen Anderson LeMar Anderson Leslie Anderson Bernice Barton Thelma Brown lefa Buchanan Arthur Bradley LaPriel Christiansen Winifred Coleman Malcolm Chapman Florence Christensen Ruth Davenport Iris Denison Claud Eggertson Ireta Henrie Thelma Hall Milton Hall Donald Hoggan Thelma Jacobson Ada Jensen Audrey Larson Virginia Lund Evan Lyman Virginia Madsen Della Miller Erma Nielson Evelyn Nelson Mary Ottoson Everett Poulson Thomas M. Parry Ella Rust Leon Stott Elden Sorenson John Tuttle Fred Woolley Class of 1925 Reva Anderson Edgar Bessey Leon Braithwaite Bernice Braithwaite Beatrice Brown Fvelyn Brown knn Billings •bley Christensen ' ifon Christiansen -•'� ace Christiansen . r� Cox 'r as ton Crawford irkwood Clark r' � Daly ' Edmunds H -Posher . cof . efcbson ' abr.a � r sen m inson jL Uon m:, nn MTkel el son elson Katherine Nelson _ Erma Olsen ' Zelma Ottoson Christy Parry j Milton Parry ( Rhea Peacock ‘ Arthur Reid David Ruesch Vonda Sanderson ’ Olof Sudweeks R. Dexter Rust Elden Westenskow Class of 1924 Eunice Anderson Martha Anderson Maude Anderson Lula Barton Maggie Barton Pearl Bessey Effie V Bunderson Reba Braithwaite Engry Christensen F Heber Denison William B Jacobson Gail Jensen Ruth Johnson Leroy Keisel Curtis P. Keller Ethel Lowry Mabel Luke Edna C. Madsen Melvin C Miller Virginia J. Miller Iva Dean Peterson Wells P. Paulson Rita Reid Lucien Sears Lillian Stoker Alton E. Stnngham Merrill C. Taylor Alice Tooth Vcretta Tuttle Thelma Wanless Zelma Willardsen 4 h Irene Works Class of 1923 Cleo Anderson ' Velma Black Alta Bown , Selma Boymgton Deloyd Braithwaite Remo Braithwaite Don Cox Donnetta Cox Sherman Christensen Geneva Denison Velma Feddies Elfie Fikstad Lillis Hall Lester Hanson Chouncey Harmon Gerald Henrie Vonda Henrie Edward Hoggan Phillis Jensen . Cecil Kenner Theron Kilpack Nina Miller Donald Moffitt • Edna Munk lucile Olsen Elden Ottosen Nat Parry Gemel Peacock Melva Re.d James Richardson Rita Shand Aleen Shlapher Devon Snow Mabel Willardsen Dilworth Wooley Class of 1922 Clinton W. Barton fcillian Barton Faun Black Ruth Braithwaite --Ada V. Bunderson Orpha Christiansen Orville S. Cox Ivie Fisher Olio E Hall K|aruf Jensen Florence Kjar Rosell Larson Kimball Mellor — Geneva Michaelson Eleanor Parry Allen A. Reynolds Rees Sanderson Edna Tuttle Dorothy Tuttle Edith Willardsen Reed M. Willardson Class of 1921 Almira Anderson Edno Anderson Hazel Anderson Florence Billings Myrtle Bown Perry Chapman Goldie Christiansen Harold Christensen . Leah Christiansen Henry Cox Hans Dennison -, — Aelvin Dennison Helen Fikstad Brume Jacobson Gemel Jacobson Alice Jensen Naomi Jensen Vera Johnson Leah Jones Affon M Livingston Geniel Lund Lee Lund Theran Olson Glenn Reid Erma Sorenson Forest Squire lucile Tennant Ethel Tuttle Maurine Westenskow Class of 1920 - Claire Andersen Alta Bessey Mary Billings Harold Bradley Gilbert Brox Byron Cox Ruth Frischkneckt cah Harmon Hal Kerr Ruth Kiar Lucile Madsen Zeda Mellor Leda Mellor Blanche Mickelson „ Easton Moffit Ruth Moffit Gladys Munk Frank Olsen Clifton Ottosen Reva Riddle Chauncy Whitbeck Charles Wintch Class of 1919 Rydy Madsen Boyden Vma Buchanan Bertha Denison Philo Farnsworth Ramona Giles Estella Johnson Reva Tennant Ava Tuttle Class of 1918 Edward Barton Isabel Billings Wilford Brox Oscar Danielson Lorenzo Denison Grant Dyreng Ophelia Eliason Earl Graham David Gottfredson Mattie Hoggan Ruby Jensen Lillian Johnson Calvin Keller lorrin Larsen LeRay Mickelsen Leonard Munk Orpha Munk Perry Olseq Laura Tuttlf Vaughn Tc Class of 1917 Woodruff Floyd Bow Clinton Boyi Della Boyington Lura Crawford Cleo Dennison Mary C. Henne Lee R. Kenner Vera Kenner Eve Killpeck Loy Maylett Jennie McCall lee Mellor Lester Mellor Orrel Wells Mellor Nora Nielson Edward L. Parry Alvin Peter Peterson Abraham Ruesch Martha H. Schougaard Ezra C. Shomaker Class of 1916 Lottie Anderson Lucile Anderson Vincent Bradley Clyde Buchanan Clinton H. Christensen Ellen Denison Carl Frischknechf Leah Jacobson Elliott E. Jensen Rosalia Jorgenson Matilda Madsen Lund Metcalf Roy Metcalf laRue Munk Ruth Munk John R Nielson Jr. Arvilla Olsen Dewey Olsen leda Peterson Ethel Rust Dolores Shomaker Zelda Taylor Class of 1915 Harold Anderson Grace Anderson Milton Anderson Ruth Anderson Kenneth Bird Ruth Becker Jess Bardsley Milton Burns Mildred Bradley Alta Crawford libbie Crawford Harold Chrutenson Bell Campbell Birney K. Farnsworth Labarth Foisted lrvm Henrie Herrra Keller Edth Kjar Annie Lfvingtson Mathew lauber la Mont M.ller Flossie Mellor Leon Mellor luella Nielson Arlene Parry Charlotte Parry Clarence Peterson Minerva Robison Florence Sperry Fannie Tuttle Hillard Voorhees Class of 1914 Muril Alder Webster Boyden Leah Braithwaite Elda Christensen Ross Cox Ruby Dyreng Grace Edmunds Mort Graham Lila Harmon Mont Harmon Alfonzo Henrie Vera Hougaard Alice Judd Chloe Judd Jennie Lemon Wm. R. Livingston Neoma Lowry Stella Madsen Ray Munk Otto Nielson David Olsen Alma Peterson Irma Reid Emma Snow .J Hazel Tuttle Lucille Tuttle Maud A. Tuttle Martha Wintch Class of 1913 V Margaret Billings Hyrum Bown ■ Edith Carpenter , Kate Johnson • Eunice Jorgensen Orson Madsen Stanford Madsen Jay McAllister Laura Mollor Lillie Mellor Lydia Mickelson Charlotte Parry Alice Peterson Melvin Porter Class of 1912 Emerett Anderson • Heber G. Bird Lola Bradley Wm. W Brown Edgar Clark Myrtle Crawford Wilford Frischknechf Myrtle Harmon Isabel Hoggan Glen Jensen . •Andrew Judd •Fred Keller Alice Mickelson 'Clara Munk ' Otelia Nielson Cleo Olsen Pearl Parry Adolph Peterson Nellie Squire . Loyd Tuttle Glenn Vorhees , Class of 1911 Ferd C. Alder Geneil Brown Milton Cox Emily Dennison ' Conrad Frischknechf Laura Jensen Alice Johnson Vera Keller Edgar Larson Mi nerve Mickelson Grace Peterson Wmme Parry Viola Peterson Blame Tuttle Class of 1910 Victor Anderson Dee Brown Maud Brown J. Gerald Carpenter Roy Cox Mebei Dyreng -Albert D. Keller Fannie Kenner Gerald Lowry Frances Madsen Ellen Munk Lacy Olpm Jessie Reid Edd Tuttle Class of 1909 .'Frank M. Alder Mathilda Anderson • Crisfy Crawford Maggie Crawford Ethel Davenport Lenore Dyreng Leona Farnsworth Clara T. Hall Appie Harmon Edward Jensen Blanche Metcalf J. Carlyle Munk Ann Parry Wm Henry Peterson S. Peter Peterson Ruby Tuttle Isabel Tuttle