Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

JANUARY 2— Manti at Richfield 3— Monroe at Manti 4— Christmas Vacation Ends 9-Juab at Manti 14— Manti at Wasatch 15— F.F.A. Banquet 16— Senior Assembly 21—KSVC Talent Show 23—2nd Quarter Ends 26-Sophomore Skating Party 28— Manti at Gunnison 29— Juab Assembly 30— Manti at Juab FEBRUARY 2—Henagers program for Seniors 6—Wasatch at Manti 13—Sweetheart Ball 18—Manti at North Sanpete 20—Lyceum 20—Gunnison at Manti 23—BYU Assembly 25—F.H.A. Daddy Date Night Calendar of APRIL 8- Wasatch Assembly 9— Baseball, Manfi at Juab 11—State Interp. 16—Baseball, N. Sanpete at Manti 18-Model U. N. MAY 15—M. Day A 18-Honor Assembly 21-Graduation Exercises 22 School Closes MARCH 6-Regional Speech Meet 17— Armed Forces Meet with Seniors 18— Lyceum 19— One-Act Plays 20— 3rd Quarter Ends 20—Regional Business Meet 27—Junior Prom 27—State Forensic Meet 27—State F.F.A. Convention liture As we entered the doors of MHS for the first time, we felt green and in- experienced in the new venture we were making. As sophomores we began charting our course that we planned to follow on our voyage through high school. We layed the foundation for our education by the classes in which we enrolled. Yes ... we began to load our rocket ship and prepare for the take-off. By the time we returned to MHS as juniors, we had gained the knowledge and made the calculations necessary in making this space travel to the moon. By putting this knowledge to work, we were successful in launching our rocket ship and beginning the voyage through space. Toward the end of our junior year, we began to see the progress we had made. Now our goal . . . the moon . . . seemed very near. Having completed these steps in previous years, in '58 and '59 we again returned to MHS. We were seniors at last. Through the aid of the knowledge we have gained during our junior and sophomore years, we have been able to land our rocket safely on the moon. Our long awaited vision is now a reality. We have reached our first goal — our first stepping stone. Our first voyage is completed and we have a firm foundation from which we can make our next voyage on into the future, toward bigger, better, and still higher goals. -1- CyVecorders and CJhistorians Evelyn Funk, Carol Ann Braithwaite, Karen Cherry, Business Managers. Ann Pederson Co-Editor Roxane Mortensen Editor Sandra . _ Pamela Peterson, Ida Lee Willardsen, j Joan Boy1 Senior class representatives. •srsssi - — sentaVwes. We the recorders have kept a journal of your daily, weekly, and monthly pro- gress, until at the close of this school year we have compiled a complete record of all our activities, ad- vancements, and achieve- ments — Thus we present to you our '58-'59 George V. Pederson Advisor Jnior 3rnett repr sentatteSsen' -2- John Godard, Artist emagogues Don Thompson Studentbody President Linda Blackham Secretary Lynn Dean Activity Manager Suzanne Nielson Vice-president -3- Superintendent Maurice Barnett South Sanpete School District Board Members, Eugene Overfelt, Wendell McGarry, Don Simmons, Evart J. Jensen, Supt. Maurice Barnett, Mariel O. Hansen, and Margaret Anderson. -4- Principal Bruce Jennings Student Council Members: Lorraine Ottoson, Mary Ellen Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Pamela Peterson, Linda Blackham, Roxane Mortensen, Karen Cherry, Suzanne Nielson, Jane Olson, Carl Johnson, Larry Reid, Jeff Cox, Noall Clark, Morlin Buchanan, James Tucker, Don Thompson, Lynn Dean, and Wayne Mangelson, not pictured. -5- Kenneth Gee Earl Gillies Junior High F.F.A. Biology Driver Training Ag John Godard Art Type Clarion Artist Eunice M. Alder Home Living Arts and Srafts F.H.A. Joseph L. Young Physics - Chemistry Advanced Math - Geometry Senior Class Advisor nicians Mary Peacock English Debate School Paper George V. Pederson Bookkeeping - Type Guidance - Yearbook Occupations -6- Clair Erickson Psychology History Senior Class Advisor Albert C. Antrei History English - French Dramatics Wilbur Braithwaite Coach Algebra Sophomore Class Advisor Arnold Otterson Junior High Band Chorus Lois D. Bailey Type Phys. Ed. Junior Class Advisor Glen K. Goodwin Phys. Ed. - Athletics - Health Business Math Junior Class Advisor Morlin Cox Industrial Arts Ruth D. Scow Librarian Grant Bond Custodian -7- Peggy Sears and Karen Cherry. We the paper staff re- cord semi-weekly the hap- penings around the school, achievements made, and all current events. We keep a written rec- ord of our progress in our TEMPLAR TRUMPET. Judy Harmon, Judy Armstrong, Carol Ann Braithwaite, Ida Lee Willardsen and Mary Peacock, advisor. -8- venhires Pep Club Officers: Judy Harmon, Max- ine Kjar, Karen Cherry, Ida Lee Will- ardsen, Ann Pederson, Peggy Sears, Annette Paulsen, Jerelyn Jensen. F.H.A. Officers: Carol Willardsen, Peggy Sears, Judy Harmon, Louise Harmon, Mary Cox, Carol Ann Braith- waite, Gail Johnsen, Linda Allred, Eunice Alder, Gloria Mortensen, Pam Peterson. We the officers of the F.F.A. are pilot- ing this organization into a successful future. Officers: Keith Nielsen, Ronney Cox, David Nielsen, Gary Lion, Pete Mortensen, Vance Mortensen, Max Mangelsen. Advisor: Earl Gillies. Officers, from left to right: Nellie Puenzieux, Rochelle Hansen, Janis Thompson, Dixie Jones, Beverly Olsen, James Tucker, Heidi Puenzieux, David Bartholomew, Gail Stout. -10- Aw shucks, of course we'll win. All attention was focused on the letters brightly burning on the hillside. On Sept. 19, each class lighted their individual letter to see whose could burn brightest. The Harvest Ball marked the climax of this cool September evening. On Sept. 26, we rode our horses up to AAilkcreek. Riding up was fine. Walking, after you got there, was a little awkward. But man, those hamburgers sure hit the spot. er On Oct. 29, we held our cheerleader try- outs. Four varsity and three jr. varsity cheer- leaders were chosen by popular vote at the assembly — mission — to cheer the team on. On Oct. 15 the F.F.A. initiated into its membership a group of little green moon On Oct. 17 the student council sponsored a matinee dance. Prizes were given to the best represented class. On Oct. 23, the F.H.A. held its Fun Fest. There were games, food, and fun, galore. -12- Carl Steck, Sears Brown, Douglas Madsen, Erling Gulbrandsen, Ronnie Cox, Jesse Lue Bradley, Gor- don Peterson, Don Thompson, Bert Hall, David Bartholo- mew, Curtis Kjar, and Lloyd Kjar. -13- On Nov. 20 the Sophs presented their assembly. The Can-can, danced by Don Reed, Lewis Garbe, Keith Nielsen, Ken- dall Olsen, Ronny Cox, and Francis Shand, is just an example of the fun contained in this assembly. On Nov. 21 the Pep Club sponsor- ed a matinee dance in which prizes were awarded to Marilyn Poulsen and Jeff Cox for the winning raffle tickets. Nov. 26 was the day for the Pep Club Formal. That night each pretty M.H.S. girl asked the boy of her choice. On Nov. 20 the F.H.A. officers took their oath into office. —14— On Nov. 12 the F.H.A. held its fashion show. What could be more fun than modeling? These girls should be complimented for a job well done. On Nov. 13 and 14 M.H.S. presented Teach Me How to Cry, directed by A. C. Antrei. At the School Dance At parents' night Bruce Mitchell Max Mangelson Mr. Henderson_______James Tucker Mrs. Henderson .. Carol Willardsen Elenor —........ Sandra Barnett Ann Marcia Sorenson Dancers — Judy Harmon, Ann Ped- erson, Richard Wintch, Kim Keeler. At the Henderson home —15— On Dec. 19 handsome Don Thompson and lovely Ann Plumer were chosen as the King and Queen of the Senior Ball. i'o3' On Dec. 23, the Alumni presented a very appropriate and entertaining assembly to the M.H.S. studentbody. Immediately following the assembly, Santa visited us. from Santa. -16- On Dec. 16 to add variety to our preparation, a Christmas tree was placed and decorated in the main hall. Mary Cox, Lorna Tucker, Judy Harmon, Pam Peterson On Dec. 19 the seniors presented an assembly to invite the student- body to their Senior Ball. Roxane Mortensen Three Old Maids Karen Cherry, Lynette Larsen, and Annette Paulsen. On Dec. 12 the Juniors presented their competitive class assembly. The theme portrayed army life. -17- anuaru On Jan. 2 MHS held its Talent Show. The program was broadcast over KSVC. On Jan. 16 the seniors com- petitive assembly was pre- sented. The theme was characters from story-book land. was crowned Sweetheart at the F.F.A. Ball. Carol Ann Braithwaite and Lyn- nette Larsen were attendants. -19- Teahouse of the August Moon was the theme setting the dreamy atmosphere for the Jr. Prom. Prom Mistress: Sherry Mellor Prom Master: Morlin Buchanon Attendants to the Prom Mistress and Master were: Linda Blackham, Lorraine Ottosen, Lynn Dean and Kim Keeler. Prom chairmen worked hard, with results of great success. Prom Chairman: Peggy Sears; Decoration Chair- man: Carol Ann Braith- waite; Advertising Chair- man: Stan Whitley; Fin- ance Chairman, Ann Pederson. Following the Promenade the members of the Junior Class and their partners danced the first dance. -20- Participants from M.H.S. in the reading division at the Regional Speech Meet were: Marilyn Poulsen, Carol Ann Braithwaite, and Marcia Sorensen. On March 6 these M.H.S. Students participated in the debate divis- ion at the Regional Speech Meet: 6th place winners of the district were Carol Willardsen and David R. Nielsen; 3rd place were Rox- anne Mortensen and Larry Reed, 1st place were Ida Lee Willard- sen and Reed Nielson. On March 20 the Regional Commercial Meet was held at Snow College. Participants in the Type Division were: Sandra Barnett, Jeanine Bahr, Ann Pederson, Sherry Mellor, and Linda Blackham. Bookkeeping: Carol Willardsen, Larry Reed, Roxanne Mortensen, and Evelyn Funk. Shorthand: Roxanne Mor- tensen, and Evelyn Funk. On April 17 these students from MHS represented Romania at the Model United Nations Assembly held in Salt Lake City. On May 15, the students at MHS again white-washed the M as has been an annual tradition each school year. We'll remember always Graduation Day In May of '59 as the school year draws to a close we gaze back through space to see what advancements we've made in this rocket age. What do we see? The sophomores have completed their preparation for flight take-off and will re- turn as juniors to board their rockets and continue traveling through space toward the moon. The juniors, who have withstood the pressure of the take-off and have been trav- eling through space for a year will return next year very much nearer to their goal. They will be prepared to make the landing on the moon. Again next year a group of new faces will be entering the doors of MHS — each facing this challenge of education — to advance into the year of space travel, so they, too, will reach their goal — their first stepping stone, the moon, which is a high school diploma at graduation. Our graduating class, the seniors, will advance onward into the future from this first goal to explore another new world filled with challenge and excitement. -22- Gayle Gayle On Dec. 10, Coach Goodwin chose our M.H.S. Junior Varsity Team. We are proud of you boys for the wonderful showing you made this year. Linda -23- Cheerleader Kimball Keeler Cheerleader Jerrie K. Shand Forward Ronnie Cox ■A? Guard Keith Nielsen Center Lynn Dean VlCUyL Guard Dave Nielsen Forward Don Thompson CU Guard Sears Brown -24- Guard Gordon Peterson Forward Carl Jensen Athletic Manager Larry Reid Coach Wilber T. Braithwaite Athletic Manager James Tucker J) xnnQ Guard Lewis Miller Guard Brent Funk Forward Dave Bartholomew Guard Carl Steck -25- C JL J kJ On Jan. 9, the Pep Club started to march at all of our home games. These pretty participants performed many clever drills at the half of each home season game. Dixie Christiansen came to Manti to continue her journey at M.H.S. We made a basket! Tom Nicholls, Donald Wanlass, and Gordon Peterson, Prefer- red Men at MHS. Mr. Graham played the trumpet with the orchestra at many of our dances. I'm Rastus I'm Pep' -26- -27- Linda Allred Life of the party from beginning to end. She's happy go lucky, a real true friend. Dan Anderson Attention girls don't be slow. Work toward Danny as your beau. Peggy Allred A flirt by trade we must declare. Oh, brother! Boys beware I John Anderson If it's a joke you want, go to him, he's sure to make you crack a grin. Betty Anderson A little blond from out Sterling way, you'll find her friendly every day. Kenneth Bailey Kenneth's not out to please. He's just out to tease. Janet Anderson Full of giggles she's lively and gay. Just give her a chance and she'll brighten your day. Richard Bartholomew An Ephraim boy with blond hair. About girls he doesn't care. Joy Anderson If flirting would only pay, she'd make a fortune in a day. -28- Roger Carter Dark brown hair, quiet and small but who can say he won't grow tall. Mary Ellen Anderson Mary's a blond who has a nack for making that certain wise- crack. LeRoy Christensen Louie thinks school's a bore. Of free time he needs more. Some say the world is round. Linda Anderson Don Clark She's petite but full of spice. Last name Clark, first name Don. Knowing her is really nice. Really should be Don Juan. -29- i . . Joan Boyington If you have hair that's firey and ego to match, on to Joan you're sure to latch. Noal Clark At basketball he's up to par. On the M.H.S. team he's really a helpful star. School daze. Love makes the world go 'round. Judy Brox Here's a doll with a tiny figure. Who would want her any bigger. De Lynn Cook Karma Braithwaite De Lynn's work is never done, Karma has a lot to say and goes until his grades come out A-l. about it in a friendly way. -30- Ronnie Cox Who does not love wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Barbara Christensen A duet with Barbara is really the thing, for she's a girl that likes to sing. John Frischkneckt When everything's quiet, leave it to him to start a riot. Mary Cox If we could see the distress of her heart, what would be that senior boy's part. Lewis Garbe His car and he make a lovely pair He's tall and handsome with curly hair. JoAnn Harris Very studious and quiet is she. She'll reach her goal—you wait and see. Pete Gonzales With flashing eyes and dark black hair. He'll break your heart and he doesn't care. Gayle Johnson Peppy with a lot of sass, A like- able girl in the Sophomore cl ss. Stephen Gray If it wasn't for girls, the world would stand still. Come on boys let's make a kill) -31- Gail Jorgensen Gail has but one desire, just to set his heart on fire. Earl Hodsen Earl is an all around good guy, to be your friend he'll really try. Aria Larsen In our set a brand new gal. To everyone she's a pal. Max Jensen Proud and happy that's our Max. You'll never catch him being lax. Vanda Rae Merriam Vanda Rae is pretty and nice, her next step is receiving rice. Ralph Johnson An opportunity for the girls, with hair of brown and lots of curls. Marilyn Miller Kieth Me Crist Betty Nelson She and Barbara really have fun. Keith rates high in all his tests. With her charm and poise she's Where you find Marilyn you'll He works 'til he's done his best. a hit with all the boys. find the other one. -32- Gloria Mortensen Glade Nell Personality, poise and finness. He's a tease, like any other boy. she's a beauty from M. H. S. Fixing cars is his joy. Carol Ogden A gal with personality and talent galore. What need is there to ask for more. What a party! When shorthand becomes a hand-out! u w David Larsen Blond and cute—foot on the gas, not a rod on the road he can't pass. Beverly Olsen Her satisfaction is never com- plete until her grades can't be beat. -33- Grant Larsen Mary Olsen Wonder what he's got up his While hunting for that certain sleeve? Whatever it is, he's sure him, boys keep her in a spin, to achieve. Now when I was a lad . . . Jimmy Lewis He likes dancing, A's and bas- ketball. A prize package for any doll. Judy Paulsen Steven Madsen She has fun without any strife. How long do you want their Her motto is I Love Life . hearts to ache? Come on, give the gals a breakl -34- Wayne Mangelson Gayle Peterson Merrill Maylett Teasing girls he spends his time. Gayle's glory is at its height on Merrill is talented and also a This Sophomore president of '59. the TEMPLARS winning night. brain. Just give him time, he'll grow to great fame. Kieth Nielson Suzanne Redd Reed Noyes Love em and leave em is my Suzanne's a helpful brainy lass, With his bright and smiling face, creed. For a steady girl, have who keeps us from flunking he makes the world a happier no need. algebra class. place. Steven Noyes Kenna Sorenson Kendall Olsen He likes to flirt in a shy cute way It's what you say that counts. Answer to a maiden's prayer. He makes friends without delay. not the great amounts. we do agree. Who is that lucky she? -35- DeLoy Peterson DeLoy is a real true friend. He'll stick by you clear to the end. Marica Sorenson Marica is very chic. She attracts all male chicks. Gary Peterson Gary makes life a regular ball. He's the boy who's good look- ing and tall. Robert Riddle He's really not so very sly. Just wait until you give him the eye. Kathleen Stewart She's a helpful lass who brightens a dull class. Don Reid We know Don is really a whizz. But nobody ever knows his 'biz'. Douglas Reid A true blond that's all boy. To know Douglas is everyone's joy. Janice Thompson This gal has personality plus, no wonder the boys make such a fuss. Francis Shand Just because I'm little and short doesn't mean I'm the quiet sort. -36- Gail Stout Playing the piano you'll often find Gail. He's all right for any female. Everett Thompson Red hair, freckles, and so astute. Even so, Everett is cute! Elaine Wanless I sure had fun, and that ain't all. O man! O man! I had a ball! Tami Venitelle Tami has that certain nack, to keep the boys running back. Mardee Wilker Mardee is the feminine part of the pair. She's tall and pretty with long brown hair. John Wintch He studies and studies to pass the test. He'll make Wintch's livestock a big success. Carol Sudweeks Carol is stately and tall. A perfect model for us all. Keith Jorgensen With big brown eyes and a flirt- ing smile. He keeps you guessing all the while. Warren Woodside Warren wishes they would send a school bus down to the west end. Richard Kohut came from New York to complete his journey through AAHS. -38- umors eft riving lo achieve our goa -39- Barry Anderson Ellene Anderson Ambition: To be the first earth Ambition: To graduate from'MHS man to land on Mars. and move to Idaho. Kendall Anderson Ambition: To take time at every- thing I do so 111 never be in a hurry. Sheila Anderson Ambition: To further this consol- idation program. Sears Brown Ambition: To stay away from girls until I'm at least 18. Velda Anderson Morlin Buchannan Ambition: To become Elvis Pres- Ambition: To be a lion tamer for ley's private secretary. Ringling Brothers. -40- Judy Armstrong Ambition: To spend all my spare time in figuring out new ways to catch him. Wallace Buchanan Ambition: To show all Cadillacs that a NASH is not a car to scorn. Jeanine Bahr Ambition: Just to come back to old Manti High. Alfred Daniels Ambition: To find what I have that girls go for. Flight fuel. Sandra Barnett Ambition: To always be on time no matter how long it t ikes. Lynn Dean Ambition: To grow just one inch taller. Linda Blackham Ambition: To become a famous concert pianist and play the school song in Carnegie Hall. -41- 0 'S Gary Duncan Ambition: To be ambitious. Carol Ann Braithwaite Ambition: To become a nurse at the Veterans hospital. Brent Funk Ambition: To become the next Bishop of the East Ward. Elizabeth DeArmon Jerry Gonzales Ambition: To catch who I'm after Ambition: To devote my life to — hims . hunting — girls especially. Rochelle Hansen Darrold Harris Ambition: To please everyone in Ambition: To live dangerously, anv wav I can. -42- Louise Harmon Ambition: To combine the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. David Hermansen Ambition: To prove to everyone the world is made for fun. Janet Kjar Ambition: To prove to all men you have to watch out for the quiet ones. ► Carl Jensen Ambition: To make girls stop The articles I'm sewin' are for where I'm goin'. pursuing me. Maxine Kjar Ambition: To hurry and graduate so I can go to Snow. (Not just for the books, either). Derrel Jensen Ambition: To get a new car so I can get to Ephraim quicker. Vada Larsen Ambition: To prove big things come in small packages . -43- Ronald Jensen Marilyn Mclff Ambition: To devote my sense Ambition: To make whom I'm of humor to making sure there after fall for me (even if I have is never a dull moment. to trip him). Kim Keller Ambition: To become Manti's Casanova of 1960. Dixie Nielson Ambition: To become as good an accordian player as Lawrance Welk Curtis Kjar Ambition: To become the biggest little man in the high school. Loraine Ottsen Lloyd Kjar Ambition: To just once win the Ambition: To become a model jackpot at Las Vegas. for Norman Rockwell. -44- Rita Ann Patterson Ambition: To be the Homemaker of Tomorrow. Dean Larsen Ambition: To become a second Dizzy Dean . George Ann Pederson Ambition: To find out which flame makes my heart burn. Scott Larsen Ambition: To live and learn. Gee! What a hoe-down! (but not too much). Joyce Peterson Ambition: To make flirting my profession. Kennith Madsen Ambition: To get an A out of type even if I have to start typ- ing to do it. Marilyn Paulson Ambition: To sing “opera with a man. -45- Max Mangleson Nellie Puenzieux Ambition: To be a filibuster for Ambition: To make you too old Congress. to dream — of him. Bill Mickelson Ambition: To prove that the halls need to be widened to leave more room for sparking. Peggy Sears Ambition: To prove that Tommy makes the world go round. Pete Mickelson Ambition: To become a State Farmer. Ardith Shand Phillip Mogle Ambition: To take the grand Ambition: To prove laughter is championship at the turkey show the best medicine, next year. -46- Josie Sterner Ambition: To be everyone's pal and someone's gal. Pete Mortensen Ambition: To keep the girls guessing with my million-dollar smile. Shannon Tutle Ambition: To keep a Senior boy around school just one more year. Tom Nickols Ambition: To make hay while Life of the party! the sun shines. Jean Wintch David L Nielson Ambition: To be the star per- Ambition: To become the Presi- former at the ice follies. dent of General Motors. Norma Wright Ambition: To always keep busy at something — especially flirt- ing. -47- David Nielson Donald Olson Ambition: To find myself so Ambition: To make my first people won't call me Lostie . million farming. Kent Paulsen Patricia Young Robert Sevy Ambition: To eat, drink, and be Ambition: To be Miss Dairy Ambition: To pursue fun and merry; but still get an 'A' out Princess. girls as much as possible, of seminary. Sherry Mellor Ambition: To live at the morgue before her time. Garth White Ambition: To study only three things — girls, girls, and more girls. -48- John Johnson Ambition: To be cheerleader for the Globe Trotters. Becky Williams Ambition: To have a cozy little home of her own. Marion King Ambition: To become Sanpete County's Roy Rogers. Stan Whitley came to AAHS from California. Lilian Shaw is a new- comer from Grand Junction, Colorado. Michael Kohut left Genese, New York to complete his journey through MHS. -49- eniors 'is our first goal is reached, - ih prcJt )r our next la LA ■ VaLear Black Secretary -51- ofeniors '59 Larry Reid Today — Sharp witted de- bater. Tomorrow — Wavy haired congressman. Annette Paulson Today — Watching her mo- ther in the Snow College kitchen. Tomorrow — Keeping her own kitchen for a Snow College boy. John Riddle Today — Playing the field. Tomorrow — Stuck for life. M. H. S. Tomorrow - An attractive hostess of TWA Air Line. Terral Hansen Today — Student of MHS. Tomorrow — First man on the moon. accompanist. Tomorrow — Giving piano lessons to help increase the family income. -52 eniors Tommy Willardson Today — A grin. Tomorrow — President of False Teeth and Bridge Work. Judy Harmon Today — Short and sweet. Tomorrow — Big surprises for little packages. Bert Hall Today — Bicycle built for two. Tomorrow — A Chevie for many more. Roxanne Mortensen Today — Model Editor. Tomorrow - Press model Jeffery Cox Today — Chasin' 'um. Tomorrow — Caught 'um, Jerrie K. Shand Today — Boys are the least of my worries. Tomorrow — Woman of the world. —53— Erling Gulbransen Today — Outstanding. Tomorrow — Standing out. Shari Woodside Today — Love is so terrific. Tomorrow — Best li'l house- wife you'll ever see. David Anderson Today — A sharp blade. Tomorrow — A blade sharp- ener. ofeniors Renon Jorgensen Today — Flames. Tomorrow — Little red- heads. Wayne Merriam Today — Always after big excitement. Tomorrow — Gets a kick out of the little things of life. rEvelyn Funk Today — This gal is really going places. Tomorrow — She's got the world on a string. -54- eft eniors 59 Errol Wilker. Today — A Joker Tomorrow — A self-made man. Sharon Anderson Today — Quiet Blonde. Tomorrow—Quiet Romance Tomorrow — Near My God to Thee. ■ Bonnie Anderson Today — Trying to catch his eye. Tomorrow — Caught it. Gary Mclff Today — All things come to him who will wait. Tomorrow — I'm waiting. -55- (Seniors Don Thompson Today — Student body pres- ident of AAHS. Tomorrow — First White House President who could not play the piano. Carl Johnson Today — President of the mighty Seniors. Tomorrow — Mighty Pres- ident. Ann Plummer Today — Her puddle jum- per. Tomorrow — His Limou- sine. Pauline T. Hughes Today — Just married. Tomorrow — Cheaper by the dozen. Joan Anderson Today — Life of the party. Tomorrow — Makes a par- ty of life. -56- Q eniors Richard Wright Today — Always does things right. Tomorrow — Just the right kind of guy. Maynard Christensen Today — Out Ephraim way. Tomorrow — Nearest way out. Karen De Mill Today — Shorthand. Tomorrow — Bosses knee. Gary Lyon Today — Playing hard to get. Tomorrow — Someone caught him. LaNette Madsen Today — Makes friends easy and keeps them. Tomorrow — She's got him. LuAnn Olsen Today — Singing star of MHS. Tomorrow — Pardners with Ricky Nelson. -57- Richard Wintch Today — Charleston at MHS Tomorrow — Broadway ofeniors '59 Lewis Miller Today — Giving the girls a whirl. -4 Pamela Peterson Today — Homemaker of tomorrow. Tomorrow — Home cooking for today. Karen Cherry Today — Don't speak to me about love. Tomorrow — My dreams are getting better all the time. Doug Madsen Today — What a guy! Tomorrow — What a man! Tomorrow — In a whirl from that perfect girl. Jeannie Price Today — Making business her career. Tomorrow — Professional housewife. -58- rof • eniors '59 Kimball Mellor Today — Never stops trying Tomorrow — Great success. Janis Braithwaite Today — The sweetest girl in the school. Tomorrow — Someones sweetie. Gordon Peterson Today — Good athlete Tomorrow — Pitcher for the New York Yankees David Bartholomew Today — Valentine. Tomorrow — Shiek of the home range. Karen Johnson Today — This cute little gal is everyones pal. Tomorrow — Some guys Sal. -59- oft eniors 59 Robert Patterson Today — Riding the bus. Tomorrow — A bus of his own. Lane Campa Today — Doodles. Tomorrow — Mademoi- selle Fashions. Ida Lee Willardsen Today — Playing the piano. Tomorrow — Dancing to her own music. Carl Steck Today — Love stuff, sweet talk, that's not for me. Tomorrow — Married. Reed Neilson Today — A friend to everyone. Tomorrow — A dependable businessman with success and friends. Carol Willardsen Today — Diligently study- ing homemaking. Tomorrow — A homemaker on her own. James Tucker Today — Me and my jokes. Tomorrow — Bob Hope and Hathaway (partnership) -60- eniors Jesse Lou Bradley Today — Admirable personality. Tomorrow — Mayor of Sterling. Suzanne Nielson Today — Cheer leader for MHS. Tomorrow — Making her own love nest. Stephen Rasmussen Today — Physics brain. Tomorrow — Mr. Young's assistant. Lucile Zabriskie Today — Selling tickets at Ephraim Theatre. Tomorrow — Owner and operator. Alan Peterson Today — Quiet type. Tomorrow — Wife does all the talking. Dixie Ross Today — Making her trousseau. Tomorrow — Putting good use. Jeralee Ross Today — Lily white hands. Tomorrow — Dishwater mits. -61- eniors Phyllis Jane Olsen Today — Class Ring. Tomorrow — Wedding band. Roland Frandsen Today — Big flirt with all the girls. Tomorrow — Found just one to flirt with. Esie Gallegos Today — Free as the breeze. Tomorrow — Someone hooked her. Lynette Larsen Today — Men, they're all my type. Tomorrow — Give me thal simple life. Merrill Jensen Today — Looking for her. Tomorrow — Found her. Molly M. Siler Today — A good student. Tomorrow — An excellent teacher. PkctbS 1' Jane Anderson Today — Cooking meals for two. Tomorrow — Too many for meals. -62- BEST WISHES SENIORS STERLING We are proud to support the CLARION and are pleased with are opportunities that Manti High School offers our youth. BEST WISHES SENIORS Manufacturing Jewelers --------------- street • salt lake city 15, Utah • HUnter 4-4477 THE IDEAL DAIRY Telephone TW 6-5061 Richfield, Utah Recognized for Purity Quality Congratulations to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Grade A Pasteurized, Homogenized Milk for its achievements during the past year R. C. ANDERSON — Wholesale Distributor STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA -63- Compliments of EPHRAIM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION It pays to Shop at home where you get the best for less Wilford Anderson Wall Paper and Paints Nelson Sinclair Ephraim Hotel and Cafe Cherry Barber Shop Lee's Variety Jensen Plumbing Tyro Club Ephraim Enterprise Christiansen's Furniture and Hardware LaRue's Floral Boyd's Barber Shop Nielson Appliance Mountain States Telephone Co. Dewey's Service Ephraim Co-op Dairy Queen Fireside Cafe and Motel Mary's A G Grocery Garrick Motors College City Cleaners Spencer's Conoco Johnson Lumber Co. Progress Market Christensen's Wholesale Meat Anderson Drug Eva C. Thompson Sons Bank of Ephraim Hi-Land Dairy Ephraim Market Eva's Mayo's Dress Shop A J Chevrolet Christensen's Thrift Store -64- Sphraun City THE CENTER OF EDUCATION AND RECREATION Visit our community for a swim any time of the year, or attend Snow College for advanced education in any field. -65- Manti Lions Club the community in numerous constructive ways. They conduct drives, build fireplaces, and maintain skating ponds. They appear in parades and sponsor queens. They chip in with their dollars when dollars are needed. They lend support to those activities which mean hap- pier living for us all. Membership Jennis Allred Leslie J. Anderson Maurice Barnett George A. Barton Lee R. Barton Robert Barton Elliott Braithwaite Duncan Buchanan Lindsay Carlisle Lloyd O. Christiansen Fred L. Carpenter R. LaVaun Cox Calvin Downing Kay Frischknecht Bruce Jennings Bob Jensen Gail Jensen Douglas A. Jorgensen Reuben Buchanan Andrew J. Judd Dean Lund William McFarlane Dr. Wendell H. McGarry Calvin Mickelson Wesley Mogle Arthur Nell Joe Nelson Lloyd R. Nielson Rex Peterson H. W. Price Clarence Peterson Gordon Stokes Alan Smith Donald Stott Don V. Tibbs Kenneth Tuttle Stanley Voorhees Maynard Wankier Carl Wilker -66- MANTI has the Forward Look Manti City is Planning for the Future ... A Future in which we hope to Grow and Develop into Central Utah's LEADING COMMUNITY.............. MANTI PLANS FOR THE FUTURE WITH: Wider, better main street New curb, gutter and sidewalks More and wider permanent bridges Expanded water sources Improved City Park area More paved side streets A cleaner, more beautiful city Better electric service. MANTI CITY CORPORATION E. C. CARLISLE, Mayor REUBEN L. BUCHANAN, NED P. MADSEN, WM. McFARLANE CALVIN L. MICKELSON, ED. TOOTH, Councilmen MRS. ELMIRA MELLOR, City Treasurer BART A. PETERSON, City Recorder DILWORTH WOOLLEY, City Attorney -67- Compliments to the future leaders of the community and the business men women of tomorrow from the MANTI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Arvel's Tire Shop Barton's Grocery Bradley's A.G. Food Store Bradshaw Auto Parts Buchanan Mortuary Chief Pontiac Conoco Service Don's Barber Shop Elliott's Pharmacy F. S. Carpenter Son Harmon's Jensen's Department Store Johnson Shoe Service Karat Kounty Jewelers Ladies Style Shop Manti Hatcheries Manti City Bank Manti Garage Manti Grocery Manti Home Supply Manti Lumber Co. Manti Messenger Manti Motel and Cafe Merriam's Grocery 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 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. MANTI GARAGE CO MANTI CITY BANK 69 Years of SAFETY - SECURITY - SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Your Account is Welcome We were proud to sponsor the MHS students in a talent show broadcast over KSVC from the Manti High School Auditorium. BANK OF EPHRAIM - The People's Bank YOUR BANK FOR LIFE The Bank of Ephraim We Invite You to Open Your Account Now and to make -70- EPHRAIM, UTAH Always Boosting for Civic Improvements In the accompanying pictures are three projects sponsored by and paid for — in part or in full — by the Ephraim Lions Club. They are the street signs and, in background, the brick work for a new Snow College sign, and one of the new signs for the swim- ming pool. And We're Always Ready to boost for A BIGGER, BETTER MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Wintch Son QUALITY HEREFORDS Herd Sires MWZato Heir 94 Son of the Famous Zato Heir P 47 M W Prince Domino A 94 Son of the Great Long Meadow and Milk Way Sire M W Prince Dom A 13 A Wintch Bull is the Top Gaining Bull in the Current Utah State University Feeding Trials. For Feed Efficiency Use Herefords -71- UTAH IDAHO SCHDUL SUPPLY CD. EVERYTHING FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL 155 South State Street Salt Lake City, 1, Utah 'Xren'f you fffe Coke?77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the editors, express our appreciation and gratitude to the CLARION staff and to our advisor Mr. Pederson for the fine job they have done and for the enthusiasm and effort they have put forth in this project. We feel certain that it was only through their interest and help that we were able to make the CLARION worthwhile. We would also like to express our appreciation to the organizations in Ephraim, Manti, and Sterling who have seen fit to advertise in the CLARION. It is through their financial support that we are able to meet the cost of print- ing this book. To all students who have helped in any way, to the staff, Mr. Pederson, the printers, and the advertising associa- tions, again we say — THANK YOU On March 19 MHS presented three one-act plays. Nobody Sleeps Max Mangelson, Elaine Wanlass (pictured) Judy Armstrong, Jean Wintch, Janet Kjar, Carol Ann Braithwaite. The Leprechaun Wayne Mangelson, Gail Stout, Da- vid Hermansen, and Nellie Puenzieux. This play had an excellent rating at Panguitch. Cracked Ice Judy Harmon, Kim Keeler, Phillip Mo- gle, Joan Boyington and Carl Jensen. On March 6 it was again presented at the Regional Speech Meet. 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