Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

O' school mates raise the cry that shall pierce the blue on high . . . Yes, let's sing, for ours is golden opportunity. The world is ours! What are we going to do with it? First we must realize our responsibility. Then we will work and study so we will be qualified to accept this responsibility. But all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. We will make this a well balanced world. But whether we work or play, we will put forth our best effort at all times. We will play our rolls in this world to the best of our ability. We will perform with all the enthusiasm, vim, and vigor of youth. We will do all these things With a Song in Our Hearts. Presented by the Manti High School 1957-58 Advisor — George V. Pederson Editors — Kenna Shomaker Roxane Mortensen Representatives Valaine Hoggan LaDonna Noyes Pamela Peterson Karen Cherry David L. Nielson Sheila Anderson Advertising Evelyn Funk Ida Lee Willardsen Ann Pederson George V. Pederson Kenna Shomaker, Roxane Mortenson, Editors Advisor laine Hoggan, LaDonna Noyes, Pamela Peterson, David L. Ann Pederson, Ida Lee Willardsen, elson, Karen Cherry, Sheila Anderson—Class Representatives Evelyn Funk — Business Managers 'Present 7a Douglas Cox Athletic Manager Suzanne Nielson Secretary Student Lorraine Nielson Vice President David Munk Student Body Preseident Oun •deadens.,, (fatctuctonA... Student Council Members-Douglas Cox, Suzanne Nielson, David Munk, Diane King, Kenna Shomaker, Larraine Nielson, Arthur Carpenter, Barbara Nielson, Shari Woodside, Terry Tuttle, Tommy Willardsen, Ann Pederson, Joan Anderson, Richard Stevens, Sears Brown, Lynn Dean, Richard Wintch. Principal Bruce Jennings Superintendent Maurice C. Barnett Board of Education — Supt. Maurice C. Barnett, Udell Christensen, Royal Whitlock, Margaret Anderson, W. Lee Hall, Wm. G. Barton, Mariel O. Hansen. 'Dcnectona.., Bruce Jennings Principal Shorthand Eunice Alder Homeliving Arts Crafts Homemaking II FHA Advisor Albert C. Antrei American Problems English B C U. S. History Dramatics Wilbur Braithwaite Algebra Phys. Ed II III Athletics Sophomores Class Advisor Mori in Cox Farm Mechanics General Crafts General Metals Advanced Woodwork Sophomores Class Advisor Earl Gillies Biology Agriculture II, III, IV FFA Advisor -4— John Godard Art Type Glen K. Goodwin Civics Phys. Ed. Health Athletics Junior Class Advisor Demont H. Howell Journalism Forensics English School Paper Write Advisor Mary Lou Humphrey Type Phys. Ed. Junior Class Advisor Arnold Otterson Senior Band Senior Chorus George V. Pederson Bookkeeping Type Business Math Yearbook Advisor Reese Thomas U. S. History Reading World History Social Phychology Senior Class Advisor Joseph L. Young Ruth Scow Grant Bond Chemistry Advanced Math Librarian Custodian Geometry Physics Senior Class Advisor -5- A new class has been added to the curriculum of MHS. It is a course in journalism and forensics. The purpose of the class is to teach language arts-readin', writing and talkin'-through applica- tion. How? This class will publish TEMPLAR TRUMPET and WRITE, do stenographic work for the school, and learn debating and public speaking through participation with other schools. What else? Students will develop initiative and responsibility, learn to work with others, take charge of activities, instruct, do research work, meet people, take notes, cut stencils, and mimeograph work. Editor News Editor Reporters and Typists Feature Editor Reporters and Typists Sports Editor Reporters and Typists Business Manager Assistant Artist Printer Exchange Secretary Advisor STAFF 1 Nyie Hansen Roxane Mortensen LaNette Madsen Diane King June Thompson Jane Olson Lorraine Nielson Carol Willardsen Larry Reid Carl Boyington Arthur Carpenter LaDonna Noyes Tom Willardson Arthur Carpenter Barbara Nielson Kim Madsen Bernell Anderson Demont H. Howell -6- STAFF 2 Lorraine Nielson LaNette Madsen Nyle Hansen Roxane Mortensen Barbara Nielson LaDonna Noyes Jane Olsen June Thompson Carl Boyington Larry Reid Kim Madsen Diane King Arthur Carpenter Tom Willardson Bernell Anderson Carol Willardsen Bernell Anderson ...cutcC (tyontte -7- U cre aittiny t£e wonlct Sencotd Terry Tuttle Senior Class President Mary Tuttle Vice President June Thompson Secretary Dick Hughes Today - Dimples. Tomorrow - Wrinkles. LaRee Child Today - Looking for him . Tomorrow - Beautiful bride. Stefan Bjerregaard Today — Houndog. Tomorrow - Runs hotdog stand. 1 Chonita Williams Today - Learning to hula. Tomorrow - Teaching Hawaiians to hula. John Olsen Today - Chevrolets flying low. Tomorrow - Jets flying high. Robert Gray Today - Hunting ducks Tomorrow -- Hoarding bucks. LaDonna Noyes Today - Prom Mistress. Tomorrow - Miss America. Mary Bell Mortensen Today - Never stops trying. Tomorrow - Great success. t Kim Madsen Today - Sports, girls, and cars. Tomorrow - Coach, Mrs. and kids. JoAnn Garrick Today - Smile for boys. Tomorrow - Selecting toys. Terry Tuttle Today - Physics and Algebra. Tomorrow Designing satelites. Valaine Hoggan Today - Great expectations. Tomorrow - Results. Like lambs to the slaughter. John Redd Today - Third base for AA. H. S. Tomorrow - Manager of Dodgers Carol Peterson Today - Sweet and neat. Tomorrow -- Heaven's at her feet. Ray Peterson Today - A grin. Tomorrow - Rich politician. Barbara Braithwaite Today - Doilies and pillowcases. Tomorrow - Diapers and sunsuits. Rodney Anderson Today - Flying saucers. Tomorrow - flying cups. Sherry Gillispie Today - M. H. S's cutie. Tomorrow - M. G. M.'s beauty. T Kenneth Thompson Today - Outstanding. Tomorrow - Standing out. Ireta Madsen Today - Well-deserved diploma. Tomorrow - Well-earned mar- riage license. Terril Williams Today - Shy of girls. Tomorrow - Sighs for girls. Se uo% Douglas Peterson Today - Hunting deer . Tomorrow - Hunting dear. t i Barbara Nielson Today - Dizzy fingers. Tomorrow - Busy fingers. Douglas Keeler Today - Singing in the shower. Tomorrow - Metropolitan opera. f Bernell Anderson Today - How many hearts have you broken? Tomorrow - Heaven only knows which one she'll get. Frederick Lowry Today - Shorthand worry. Tomorrow - Court reporter. J Dorothy Jorgenson Today - Quiet blonde. Tomorrow - Raving redhead. David Munk Today - Doctoring his car along. Tomorrow - Professional doctor. Paul Jensen Today - Sky is the limit. Tomorrow - Watch my dust. Richard Stevens Today - Always giving teachers a bad time. Tomorrow - President of P.T.A. f k Doris Jean Maylett Today - Trousseau. Tomorrow - Layette. Dale Hougaard Today - Silence. Tomorrow - Wifie does all the talking. Mary Tuttle Today - Love is so terrific. Tomorrow - Building for the future. Mark DeMill Today - Life of the party. Tomorrow - Makes a party of life. Ronald Kelsch Today - Sketching for Grand Central. Tomorrow - Drawing for Walt Disney Dorthy Mclff Today - Homemaking classes. Tomorrow -- Homemaking. Gaylen Anderson Today - Always after big ex- citement. Tomorrow - Gets a kick out of the little things of life. i Diane King Today - Class ring. Tomorrow - Wedding ring. Karl Armstrong Today - Silent flirting. Tomorrow - A quiet romance. Judy Mickelson Today - Heating NaCI in test tubes to no avail. Tomorrow - Burning NaCI in the soup. All sorts of reactions. t Fred Braithwaite Today - Herding lambs. Tomorrow Herding kids. Larry Olsen Today - Chevrolet carriage. Tomorrow - Baby carriage. Lynette Miller Today - Love and kisses. Tomorrow - Marriage bliss. Nyle Hansen Today - School's for the birds. Tomorrow - College Professor Shila Otten Sevy Today - Just married. Tomorrow - Little stinkers all over the place. Arthur Carpenter Today - Model airplanes. Tomorrow - Satellites. June Thompson Today - June's her name. Tomorrow - June's her date. i Lorraine Nielson Today - Beaux Tomorrow - Booties Jesse Anderson Franz Huntsman Where's your cap and gown boys? Carl Boyington Today - I don't want to set the world on fire ' Tomorrow - I did it. Kenna Shomaker Today - Study and charm. Tomorrow - The ideal combin- ation. Johnny Larson Today - Girls! What a bother. Tomorrow - Girls! Oh brother! f LuGene Larsen Today - I know a little bit about a lot of things. Tomorrow - Unpredictable. 20e t e Setuxnc t95% da 6ene6cf dcctanc tfca ta 6c oun cut TiJcll cutd 7eat€UKc tt KARL ARMSTRONG leaves his tennis ability to David Nielson. DORTHY JORGENSON leaves her long hair to Carol Ann Braithwaite. NYLE HANSEN passes on his many responsi- bilities to someone with more than 24 hours in a day. IRETA MADSEN leaves her unpredictable ways to look for greener pastures. ROBERT GRAY leaves...untouched by panting females who didn't succeed. JOYCE MADSEN bequeaths her color combina- tion to those who lack flashie attire. DICK HUGES leaves his teasing way to those that are serious. JOHN OLSEN leaves his curve balls to Gordon Peterson. DORIS JEAN MAYLETT leaves in search of new excitement. RICHARD STEVENS leaves the junior girls in tears. JOHN REED bequeaths his baseball mit to Louis Miller. JUNE THOMPSON and GAYLEN ANDERSON leave and the walls crumble from non- support. CHONITA WILLIAMS grants her dancing ability to someone who can't. DAVID MUNK gladly leaves his duties of S. B. Preident to next year's. DIANE KING leaves her winning way with boys to Pamela Peterson. DOUGLAS CHENEY wills his dark wavy hair to someone less fortunate. SHERRY GILLESPIE wills her art of decorating at dances to future Junior Prom Chairmans. TERRIL WILLIAMS wills his American Problems to anyone wanting it. JOANN GARRICK leaves her shorthand pencil to Phyllis Peterson. JOHNNY LARSEN bequeaths his height to Max Mangelson. BARBARA BRAITHWAITE just leaves Jesse Lue. CARL BOYINGTON and KIM MADSEN leave their art of playing basketball to Philip Mogle and Larry Reid. CAROL PETERSON wills her sweet smile to Ann Plummer. DOUGLAS KEELER leaves his prankish ways to Brent Funk. ARTHUR CARPENTER leaves alot, but doesn't care who gets it. STEFAN BJERREGAARD leaves his muscles to Karl Steck. FRED LOWRY leaves his personality in hopes that who finds it will use it as well as he has. JENNIE LOU NIELSON and RAY PETERSON, will the radiators to Bill Mickelson and Nellie Puenzieux. TERRY TUTTLE grants the Senior Class worries to next year's Class President. LADONNA NOYES wills her way of smiling on all days to the needy majority. DOUGLAS COX wills his silent flirting to Gary Denter. MARY TUTTLE leaves with many a handsome wolf ot her heels. MARK DEMILL leaves his quick smile to Morlin Bauchanan. VALAINE HOGGAN bequeaths her ability to win bathing beauty contests to Jean And- erson. LARRY OLSEN leaves Jeanne, but against his better judgment. LORRAINE NIELSON bequeaths her wise remarks to anyone who wants them. RONALD KELSCH steals away without muffler nor mudguard. MARY BELL MORTENSEN leaves her curly hair to Phyllis Olsen. JESSE ANDERSON grants his share of the pool room to David Anderson. LAREE CHILD and JUDY MICKELSON leave their quiet ways to Valear Black and Karen Cherry. FRED BRAITHWAITE leaves his briefcase. NANCY CLAIRE LARSEN leaves in saddness. PAUL JENSEN and RODNEY ANDERSON can't decide whether to leave or not. BERNELL ANDERSON wills her place as cheer- leader to anyone who eats Wheaties. DOUGLAS PETERSON leaves Ephraim's mem- ory to them who still ride the bus. BARBARA NIELSON wills her talent at the piano to struggling artists. KENNA SHOMAKER grants the Clarion to next year's editor. TOM ANDERSON leaves quietly, but willlingly. LYNETTE MILLER wills her art of telling stories to Lorraine Otfosen. DALE HOUGAARD leaves his manly physique to Barry Anderson. DORTHY MCIFF wills her art of playing the school song to Linda Blackham. FRANZ HUNTSMAN leaves his sideburns. LUGENE LARSEN leaves to go to Springville. KENNETH THOMPSON wills his refined ways to Scott Larson. SHILA OTTEN SEVY leaves to go with Wayne. Signed Terry Tuttle Class President -18 Vice President lovely fo Coo — ‘DeliyAtfrd fo . -19- Don Thompson Karen DeMill Ambition — To devote my life to Ambition — To major in flirting, girls and girls alone. Jessie Lou Bradley Ambition — To convince the teachers that life is never too serious for a giggle. Annette Paulson Ambition — To be a owner of a small bungalow up Nephi way. Kim AAellor Ambition — To be the happiest and friendliest person in M.H.S. Dixie Ross Ambition — To get to the city so I can meet some good looking boys. Stephen Rasmusson Jeralee Ross Alan Peterson Ambition — To be a good skier. Ambition — To become an inter- Ambition — To learn to talk to ior decorator. girls. -20- Fern Edwards Ambition — To win all the hearts in M.H.S. with her smile. Chow Carl Johnson Shari Woodside Ambition — To help consolidate Ambition — To have part owner- Mt. Pleasant and Manti. ship in that black convertible. Dorothy Goble Ambition — To start a school of my own. Gary Mclff Ambition — To live, love and be happy. Joan Anderson Ambition — FHA Future Hus- band's Aid. -21- Ida Lee Willardsen Ambition — To be as famous as Liberace. Maynard Christensen Ambition — To live it up now, because you're only young once. Lewis Miller Ambition — To hunt — especially girls. tyotaionA Richard Wintch Ambition — To find out what I have that the girls like so well. Pamela Peterson Ambition — To stay on the top of his list. Gee-who's keeping score? Merril Jensen Ambition — To be the best far- mer in the State of Utah. -22- Judy Harmon Reed Nielson Roxane Mortensen Ambition — To become just five Ambition — To cut meat like Ambition — To succeed in every feet tall. my boss. endeavor. David Bartholomew Ambition — To make being quiet my career. Janis Braithwaite Ambition — To find someone who can show me you can live on love. Jeffery Cox Ambition — To prove that the shortest way to a woman's heart is to keep her guessing. Phyllis Peterson Ambition — To obtain a Jack-in- the-box for Christmas. Erling Gulbransen Ambition — To some day take over Mr. Thomas' history class. Jerrelyn Jensen Ambition — To be jolly and have many friends. -23- John Henry Larsen Ambition — To have but one weakness — women. Lynette Larson Ambition — To teach my horse tricks and be on television with Wyatt Earpe. James Tucker Ambition — To be a space cadet and fly in outer space. Suzanne Nielson Ambition — To enlighten the lives of people — especially the life of a certain Ephraim fellow. Douglas Madsen Ambition — Ah, to be tall, dark and handsome and keep the girls in a trance. Jerrie Shand Ambition — To brighten the day with her friendly way. Carl Steck Ambition — To live and make the world live with me. Lu Ann Olsen Ambition — Just to catch him, so I can reach Seventh Heaven. David Nielson Ambition — To keep on the go so I will never have to stand still. -24- Faculty vs. student body Jeanne Price Ambition — To be happy and to make everyone else happy. Gorden Peterson Ambition — To be a salesman, but not to stick my foot in the door because it might ruin my blue suede shoes. Karen Cherry Ambition — To stay on the light side of life, laugh and be happy. Ann Plummer John Clark Sharon Anderson Ambition - To get where I am Ambition — To prove the theory. Ambition — To be a sweet little going in my little blue puddle 'Love makes the world go round' blonde with innocent eyes, jumper. -25- Tommy Willardsen Ambition - Cars, cars, and more cars for my future. Pauline Thompson Ambition - To keep her brain going tick-tock-Dick. Duane Peterson Ambition — To be happy-go lucky. Larry Reid Ambition - To go dear hunting. Bonnie Anderson Ambition - To prove to the world, that love is where you find it. 'i lar?— • - Root, root, root, for the home team. David Anderson Ambition - To become a famous radio operator and talk to the girls of the South Seas. -26- Bert Hall Ambition To prove that it is the smaller things in life that count. Roland Frandsen Ambition - To eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow there may be an exam. Carol Willardsen Amibtion - To spread her humor here and there and everywhere. Errol Jones Ambition - To aim for something high, so to be sure of getting something worth while. Jane Olson Ambition - To catch whom I am after. Tearl Hansen Ambition - To someway get pipes and all the trimmings for my car. Renon Jorgenson Wayne Merriam Valear Black Ambition - To go to Snow for Ambition - To become the future Ambition - To become the apple reasons besides scholastic. owner of Nell's Motor. of his eye -27- Gary Lyon Ambition - To lend some of my sense of humor to those who are lacking it. Elia Cordova Ambition - To have a friendly disposition all the time. Richard Wright Ambition - To smile all the while. Lorna Tucker Ambition - To quarrel with him so we can kiss and make up. Devoy Tucker Ambition - To prove a smile will go farther than a frown. La Nette Madsen Ambition To be quiet but to succeed in every purpose. Errol Wilker Ambition - To make sure there is never a dull moment. Esie Gallegos Ambition - To make a new friend each day. Vance Mortensen Ambition - To make millions from the F. F. A. -28- Evelyn Funk Ambition - To convince every- one that the world was made to have fun in. Of course the Senior's letter was the best! Tommy Sorensen Lucille Zabriskie Ambition - To find em, love em. Ambition - To become a come- and leave em. dian when I grow up so I can be funny. Phyllis Olsen Ambition - To be just a friend of yours. John Riddle Ambition — To keep the girls running, but not so fast that he can't catch up with them. Karen Johnson Ambition - To keep smiling for, a girl who can smile is a girl worth while. -29- Some t e cvonlet made fan frca cutd .. -30- Rochelle Hansen Secretary Sears Brown Sophomore Class President Jerry Gonzales Vice President Linda Blackham Linda likes to sing and dance. She also thinks about romance. Kendall Anderson To the moon with this boy, science fiction's his joy. Laureen Lyons A new comer. Kimball Keeler Sharp dancing Kim, the girls go for him. Sandra Barnett She can sing about anything. Louise Harmon This girl's quite funny, always found sunny. Marion King The day will be full of joy when he's named King Cowboy . Norma Wright Norma is sweet and kind, a truer friend you'll never find. Curtis Kjar Curt Kjar is the first of the pair. Janet Kjar Quiet is she, and busy as a bee. Lloyd Kjar Red hair, that's Lloyd Kjar. 31- Thomas Nicholls Here's a boy with determina- tion looking forward to summer vacation. Dixie Nielsen She's short and sweet and can't be beat. Jean Anderson Jean's dark brown eyes bring many sighs. Bill Mickelson We must agree, he's quite a guy. All the girls give him the eye. Karma Beal Her sweet and casual way, makes her new friends every day. Max Mangelson He talks real fast, but not about the past. Jill Phelps Her personality and her looks are the kind found in movie books. Peter Mortenson A curly top, a ready smile, keeps us guessing all the while. Marilyn Poulson When she sings a tune, all the boys swoon. Phillip Mogle He's happy-go-lucky, light- headed, and ducky. -32- Lorraine Ottosen Here's a gal with assets to spare — gracious, attractive, and lovely long hair . David R. Nielson David is quiet but smart. He's sure to break her heart. Wouldn't this get your goat? Jerry Gonzales With red hair aglow, he's a favorite beau. Sherry Mel lor She's nice — Sherry Mel lor—she's sweet for any feller. Dean Larsen He's big and tall, and a friend to all. Maxine Kjar Maxine Kjar, is the fairest of the pair. Peter Mickelson Pete's hunkie — durie''. He can tell you a story. David L. Nielson He's a Pontiac man and great basketball fan. Carol Ann Braithwaite She's charming, petite, friendly, and sweet. Gary Duncan An excellent boy is he; a fine turkey raiser he'll be. -33- Darold Harris When he meets girls, he goes into swirls. Vada Larson Although she's small, she's a friend to all. Nelly Puenzieux From across the ocean she has come to be a friend to everyone. Darrel Jensen He's a good sort of Joe with get-up-and-go. Josie Sterner Josie-s the gal who's everyone's pal. Robert Sevy Though he's the cop's son, that doesn't spoil his fun. Ardith Shand Jerrie's her sister, but has she a mister? Donald Wanlass A hard working boy we must agree. A successful farmer, you wait and see. Patricia Young A spicy brunett. Give her a boy and she's set. Brent Funk He likes a car, he likes a date. He even likes to come home late. lad da da we... Peggy Sears She's real nice and full of spice. Donald Olsen He's a ready and willing friend. He'll see you through to the end. Ummmmm—Food! Kent Paulson Kent is handsome, dark and tall. He likes cars and basketball. Ann Pederson She's short and sweet, a good kid to meet. Carl Jensen Carl keeps the girls in a spin. They're all after him. Elisabeth Wilson Elisabeth's in love with boys; she was only six when she gave up toys. Garth White Garth says he has a good creed: Help all girls in time of need. Marilyn Mdff She's rather small, but she gets around. Flirting with boys she's often found. David Hermansen People call him Worm but nis real name is Herm . Jean Wintch School and studies lets forget. Let me tell you about the boys I met. -35- Gary Denter To just one gal, he will not yield; beware girls, he's playing the field. Rochelle Hansen Rochelle is considered shy, but she still gives them the eye. Velda Anderson Velda likes Snow College, for the boys — not the knowledge. Lynn Dean He won't give up and he will not rest. He works and trys till he's done his best. Barry Anderson Leg's great ambition is just to go fishin'. Sheila Anderson So sweet, so shy, with a sparkle in her eye. Kenneth Madsen Kenneth is by no means shy. You can tell by the mischie- vious look in his eye. -36- Alfred Daniels Envious physique and tan, he's a real he-man. Rita Ann Patterson She's happy and sweet, viva- cious and neat. We've passed the test! Joyce Peterson School's all right I suppose, but I'd rather be out catching beaux. Ronald Jensen Wonder why he's shy, such a good-looking guy. Sears Brown Call him a bear he won't care. Judy Armstrong She rides a horse — a white one of course. Wallace Buchanan He's tall like towers; he'll carry the flowers. Shannon Tuttle Here's a gal who can take the lead. In all her endeavors she's sure to succeed. Scott Larsen His first name is James, but who cares about names. -37- Carl Boyington Gary Mclff Don Thompson Douglas Keeler Lynette Larsen Bernell Anderson Suzanne Nielson Jerry Shand - Junior Varsity: Coach Glen K. Goodwin, Darrell Harris, Kenneth Madsen, Carl Jensen, Jerry Gonzales, Carl Steck, Dean Larsen, David Nielson, Lynn Dean, Kent Paulson, Douglas Madsen, Sears Brown, David Bar- tholomew, Brent Funk, Lewis Miller. We are proud of our Junior Varsity team. They have made an out- Ann standing showing this year. -42- Pep Club Officers: Karen DeMill, LaRee Childs, Drill Master; LaNette Madsen, Reporter; Valaine Hoggan, Vice Pres.; Karen Cherry, Party Chairman; Diane King, Pres.; June Thompson, Sec.; Ann Plummer, Reporter. Pretty Pep Club Participants Perform. -43- Lorraine Nielson received honor of Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. She is eligible to enter the state Future Homemaker contest. Future Homemakers of America officers and members have been leaders in activities this past year. They have learned that the quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Officers seated left to right: Judy Harmon, Joan Anderson, Sandra Barnett, Carol Peterson, Barbara Nielson, Mary Ball Mortensen, Peggy Sears, Janis Braithwaite, Mrs. Alder Advisor. FFA Officers: Earl Gillies, Advisor; Fredrick Lowry, Douglas Cox, Kim Madsen, Richard Stevens, Paul Jensen, Ronald Kelsh, Carl Boyington, Kenneth Thompson, Vance Mortensen. FFA offers boys instruction and experience in raising livestock and poultry. Each member is required to have a project. These projects during the school year and through the summer are entered in stock shows. Many of the boys return from the stock shows with honors. —44— %6- r? , 6- “ttya Light the letters and watch them burn. Which one is the brightest? The judges chose the mighty Seniors Another outstanding event in September was the an- nual horseback ride. Boys —recognize your nag? No, not the one with the pony tail. -45- , , )t '6 School (fo The Harvest Ball, held after the letter-lighting program, was right in season with the cool September evening. Let's get acquainted! And that is just what everyone M.H.S.'s beaming baseball team pose before the cam- did at the Get Acquainted Dance. era at the beginning of the baseball season. -46- What? A pajama game at M.H.S.? No! It's the Sophomore initiations. Now the Sophomores are getting into the swing of things. tututmi cleaved Halloween was the day for the Sophomore Swing. The gym was appropriately decorated to put everyone in the mood. This dance was the ending of another happy day at M. H. S. In October, clubs and organizations began to function. Here we see the new FHA Officers taking their oaths. -47- S ixte Oti i¥ we4t A highlight of Pep Club activities is the traditional candle lighting ceremony. Girls become official Pep Club A Friendship Dance was the cli- Mary Tuttle was voted friendliest members as they take their oaths. max of Friendship Week. girl and Dick Hughes friendliest boy. Tonight the lucky M.H.S. boys have been preferred by very pretty partners. Yes, it's the Pep Club Formal. -48- a 0 @ome 0 The Sophomores in their class assembly cleverly por- The entertainment offered by the Juniors at their class frayed a day at AAHS. Here the faculty members had assembly was a wide display of the talent of their a chance to see how they appear to the student body. class. Their assembly was an exceptionally good show. Christmas assemblies are such fun. The combination of the en- tertainment of the assembly and the excitement of Christmas pro- duce a thrill that is long remem- bered. The alumni portion of the Christmas assembly is an annual event. Santa Claus is the climax. High School students hate to ad- mit it, but they get quite a thrill when Santa Claus distributes his presents. -49- .aveCy Ti eat en ?ofi a Just see how eager the MHS students are to greet old Santa. FHA Carolers What could be more fun than a Christmas Caroling party? The Seniors deserve recognition for the outstanding job they did in decorating the gym for the Senior Ball The decorations set the atmosphere for a successful dance and another outstanding activity at AAHS. -50- SteiqA “Ride The Seniors couldn't wait for graduation day, but let's hope they turn into something more than this. Almost in by the Junior varsity at one of their rip roaring games. Tip it, tip it, tip it to the Templars. The cheerleaders baked a cake for our coach and team at the close of basketball season. It was presented to them at an assembly. -51- et “Tlte (fall tytet Stveetheant Lovely Roxane Mortensen was crowned FFA Sweetheart and LaNette Madsen and Jerry Shand were chosen as her at- tendants at the Sweetheart Ball in February. Each year the FHA sponsors Daddy Date Night. Each of the members brings her father. Refreshments are served and daddies and daughters play games. More Daddy Date Night fun. The gym was appropriately decorated for Valentine's Day and the crowning of the Sweetheart. THE TAMING OF THE SHREW presented by the MHS drama class Petruchio Ronald Kelsh Katharine Kenna Shomaker Bianca Sherry Gillispie Lucentio Lorraine Nielsen Baptista Nyle Hansen Hortensio Ireta Madsen Tranio ___________ Lynette Larsen Vincentio Mary Tuttle Servants and lackeys to Petruchio were played by: Chonita Williams, Jean Maylett, Ann Plummer, Carol Peterson, Nancy Claire Larsen and Mary Bell Mortensen. -53- Cast and Mr. Anfrei, director. dlcutd Elegant, exciting, exquisite, elaborate —these adjectives describe the Junior Prom. The Juniors chose white and shades of pink for their color scheme, Land of Dreams for their theme song, and lovely Karen Cherry as Prom Lady and handsome Douglas Madsen as Prom Man. To the Prom Committee, Reed Neil- son, Karen Demil, Richard Wintch, and Suzanne Neilson, congratulations on the fine job and thank you. 1958 interpretive speech meet participants, Mr. Antrei, director. Did you ever see such bathing beauties? 1958 forensic speech meet participants. Mr. Howell, advisor. A gayla extravaganza is what part-time master of ceremonies, Mr. Young, termed the annual faculty assembly. According to Webster, an extravaganza is an extravagant or fantastic composition in drama or music. That was just what the faculty assembly was. The student body enjoyed it, and so did the faculty. -55- U. N. delegates at work. Manti School Band directed by Mr. Otterson. Rehearsal for spring dance review. A long line of tennis lovers coached by Mr. Braithwaite. Students who participated in the business activities at Snow College. It's spring time and baseball time again. These boys are getting in shape to beat Miss Humphrey's track team. tdnaduatitot ‘Day A time for joy, a time for tears, a time we'll treasure through the years — We'll remember always graduation day.'' We'll remember graduation day; we'll remember the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball, our class assembly, the basketball games we won and lost, and perhaps some of our lessons. No, We never shall forget or shall we e'er regret the happy days we spent in Manti High School. May we leave the school With this Song in Our Hearts. To the members of the yearbook staff and Mr. Pederson, advisor: Thank you for the many hours you spent in diligent work to make our book a success. May you know that your contributions are appreciated. Traveling assembly participants. Miss Humphrey coaches a judo match in one of her P. E. classes. Can someone identify the person who is falling Excellent work, boys, on his head in the center of this picture? Casual shot of the journalism class. Do you think the templars are winning? -58- MANTI UTAH The Manti Lions Club is proud to claim many Manti High School graduates in its membership and invites all MHS students to look forward to club mem- bership. During the past year the Manti Lions Club played a major roll in reviving and managing the San- pete County Fair. Manti Lions met with the County Commissioners to urge them to include the Fair in their 1957 budget and offered to help organize the Fair Board. The Manti Lions Club then brought together the other six Lions Clubs in Sanpete County and together they formed committees, did untold hours of work and put over a very successful Fair. This had a great in- fluence in bringing the communities of the county closer together and proved that people do want and enjoy a County Fair. In past years the Manti Lions Club has built a fine fireplace in the City Park; got its members to- gether to re-fence Community Camp; aided in fencing Milk Creek Camp ground; built and improved an ice skating pond, and sponsored summer baseball for boys. The Manti Lions Club is now looking forward to a project of heating the Manti Swimming Pool, which will add much to the value of the pool and the com- fort of the swimmers. This will probably be a joint effort for the City, Lions and other clubs, with the Manti Lions leading the way. Harvard Adams Jennis Allred Leslie J. Anderson Maurice Barnett George A. Barton Lee R. Barton Elliott Braithwaite A. R. Brown Duncan Buchanan Current members of the Manti Lions Club include: Reuben Buchanan Lindsay Carlisle Lloyd O. Christiansen Fred L. Carpenter R. LaVaun Cox J. Cal Downing Kay Frischknecht Bruce Jennings Bob Jensen Gail Jensen Andrew J. Judd William McFarlane Dr. Wendell H. McGarry Calvin Mickelson Wesley Mogle Arthur Nell Joe Nelson Lloyd R. Nielsen Rex Petersen Clarence Peterson H. W. Price Gordon Stokes Donald Stott Don V. Tibbs Kenneth Tuttle Stanley Voorhees Carl Wilker Ephraim Lions Club The Lions Club has sponsored many projects to help make Ephraim a better place to live. At this time we congratulate the graduates of M.H.S. and welcome them to Snow College. Manti Business Association ■ “ ■ DON'T BE IN THE DARK about what you buy. You can't afford to overlook good buys, and you can't afford to buy without the up-to-the-minute facts about top quality merchandise. That's why every one of you should check with the merchants of the Manti Business Association whenever and whatever you buy. Manti Apex Hatcheries Manti City Bank Manti Garage Co. Manti Home Supply Manti Messenger Manti Lumber Co. Manti Motel and Cafe Manti Grocery Arvel's Tire Shop Buchanan Mortuary Bradley's A. G. Food Store Barton's Grocery Chief Pontiac Co. Don's Barber Shop Elliott's Pharmacy F. S. Carpenter and Son Bradshaw Harmon's Harold's Cafe Jensen's Dept. Store Karat Kounty Jewelers Ladies Style Shop Nell's Motor Parry's Appliance Price's Mercantile Rick's Cafe Smith's Food Store Service Cleaners Simmons Furniture Temple City Service Wall's Confectionary Conoco Service Merriam's Grocery Parts Co. The good buyer knows what he wants, seeks what he wants, and buys what he wants at the best price. Dealing with reputable merchants usually gets you what you pay for. e The City Of Ephraim would like to call attention to the students of Manti High School, and especially to the graduating class, to the example of John Henry Jensen who has served our council for over a half century as chief of our Power and Light Department. The combination of a dedicated, humble man and a lofty emotion or idea forms an irresistible power and sets a pattern which makes traditions. —64— Compliments Of Ephraim Business Association WHERE YOU GET THE BEST FOR LESS Wilford Anderson, Wall Paper and Paints Ephraim Hotel and Cafe Anderson Appliance Lee's Variety Tyro Club Christensen's Thrift Store Ephraim Market A J Chevrolet Eva's and Mayo's Dress Shop Christiansen's Furniture and Hardware Boyd's Barber Shop Mountain States Telephone Co. Ephraim Co-op. Fireside Cafe and Motel Garrick Motors Spencer's Conoco Progress Market Reynold's Jewelry Anderson Drug Bank of Ephraim Joe's Garage Nelson Sinclair Wes Thompson, Sinclair Distributor Jensen Plumbing Ephraim Enterprise LaRue's Floral Nielson Appliance Dewey's Service Dairy Queen Mary's A G Grocery College City Cleaners Johnson Lumber Co. Christensen's Wholesale Meat PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS -65- BANK OF EPHRAIM THE PEOPLE'S BANK Deposits Insured y We invite you to open an account now and to make THE BANK OF EPHRAIM Your Bank for Life BEST WISHES SENIORS O'. C. CO'. Manufacturing Jewelers 1930 south state street • salt lake city 15, Utah • HUnter 4-4477 Best Wishes Seniors STERLING We are proud to support the CLARION and are pleased with the opportunities that Manti High School offers our youth. UTAH IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. EVERYTHING FOR Congratulations to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL for its achievements during the past year R. C. ANDERSON — Wholesale Distributor STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE AND SCHOOL 155 South State Street Salt Lake City, 1, Utah IDEAL DAIRY offers the best of DAIRY PRODUCTS delivered to your door -67- MANTI CITY BANK was proud to sponsor the MHS students in a talent show broadcast over KSVC from the Manti High School auditorium. MANTI CITY BANK 68 Years of SAFETY - SECURITY - SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOUR ACCOUNT IS WELCOMED -69- -70- -71- -72- -75- -76- -y '• •- vC v ' ' % x- ' - W