Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1961 volume:

This is our yearbook. The Clarion, published annually by students at M. H. S. In this book we have tried to capture the special events and the cherished moments that will live on through the years. % Oufi ScA ol, -2- ‘Tttanti f School be§an in the fall with all the excitement of the new Sophomores, and the warm feeling of returning for the Juniors and Seniors. TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING ADMINISTRATORS and TEACHERS CLASSES STUDENT LIFE and ACTIVITIES Every good thing has to have a good beginning. We can at- tribute M. H. S.'s goodness to the brilliant leadership of Sup- erintendent Barnett and his Board members, along with our efficient, cheerful, faculty and the advice Principal Antrei is always ready to give. As in every school, activities play a very important part, and perhaps here at ol' M.H.S., they play an even greater role. (tyanioK Sfa Art: Betty Nelson. Class Representatives: Joan Boyington, Beverly Olson, Jack Thompson, Paula Christiansen, Margaret Dyreng, and John Braithwaite. Bus- iness Managers: Janet Christensen, David Cox, Aria Larsen. Mary Jean Braithwaite Co-Editor -5- Ronald Jensen Advisor Richard Cannaday Photographer Superintendent Maurice C. Barnett The board members of the South Sanpete School District are made up of: Eugene Overfelt, Dr. Wendell McGarry, Don Simmons, Evart J. Jensen, Super- intendent Barnett, Mariel O. Hansen, and Sec. Margaret Anderson. -6- Principal Albert Antrei Mary Peacock Joseph Young English, Journalism Debate, Physics, Chemistry, Geometry Senior Advisor, Paper Staff Algebra 2, Senior Advisor. Write Advisor. -7- Clair Erickson Richard Cannaday Glen Goodwin U S. History Geography, World Assembly Chairman Health, Business Math, Boys' History, Student Council, U. N. Speech, Drama Type Phys. Ed., Jr. Varsity Track, Delegate Advisor. Baseball Coach. Wilbur Braithwaite Eunice Alder Algebra, Boys' Phys. Ed., Var- Home Living, Home Ec, Arts sity Basketball Tennis Coach Crafts, F. H. A. Advisor Arnold Otterson Chorus Instrumental Earl Wheeler Morlin E. Cox Agriculture Biology, F. F. A. General Metals, General Crafts, Advisor, Health, Junior Advisor Advanced Woodwork, Farm Me- chanics, Sophomore Advisor Mechanical Drawing. v -8- Dean Pearson Valerie Shuey American Problems, U. S Bookkeeping, Girls Phys. Ed., History, Counselor, English. G.A.A. Advisor Junior Advisor Bonita Terry Ronald B. Jensen Thomas Rees American Problems, English, Shorthand, Art, Busines Law, j| _ f-jjgLi Drivers Training Sophomore Advisor. Business English, Type, Year- book Advisor. -9- Ruth Scow Librarian Dewey Peterson Custodian I will always cherish and re- member the opportunity I have received to act as Student Body President of our High School. My high school life has been made richer from the experienc- es that are gained from such a position. I can honestly say my Senior year has been the best of the three. I would like to express appre- ciation to our Student Council and Student Council Advisor, Mr. Erickson and Principal Antrei, for the cooperation and assist- ance they so freely gave. Also, I thank the other officers: Gloria Mortensen, Pauline Miller, and Scott Plummer for their superb work in the Student Government. Manti High School will always be a major part of my life in the years to come. Wayne Mangleson Student Body President Hi! Well another year is ended. I have really enjoyed being your Student Body Vice President. I'd like to give a special thanks to those who made it possible. I'm sure we can all look back on this past year with fond memories, mem- ories that will stay with us for a long time. I really think we've had a good year. Our school spirit has really been tops. I will never forget the years I've spent here at M.H.S. I think we really have a wonderful school here. I hope that the Seniors will take good care of this school next year. I'd like to congratulate Wayne on the fine job he has done as Student Body President. Also Scott and Pauline. I've really enjoyed working with them. Gloria Mortensen Student Body Vice-President -10- Pauline Miller Student Body Secretary I'm happy I hcd the opportunity to be Student Body Secretary this past year. It has really been fun as well as a rewarding experience. I have really enjoyed working side by side with Wayne, Gloria and Scott. I would like to express my appreciation to Mr. Erickson, Mr. Antrei, and the Student Body as a whole for their help. Without their cooperation this year wouldn't have been the success I feel it was. Scott Plummer Student Body Activity Manager This year for me has been a very worthwhile and beneficial experience. Everything which has made this a success can be attributed to you, as a Student Body. The support of our school ac- tivities and the school spirit which has existed at them has made me wish I could be more a part of the Student Body than I am or have a right to be. The cooperation of the student body in any under- taking has been appreciated by every member of the Student Council. With such a student body we can indeed say, MHS forever! Our student body and faculty is tops and I wish to express my appreciation. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year has been a very industrious and ambitious group. They introduced many new activities, one being Student Council Day. -11- -12- Senior Class President: John Wintch Senior Class Vice-President: Beverly Olson Senior Class Secretaries: DeLynn Cook and Mary Anderson (not pictured) ?4ne Occr Seaiord . . , 7% 0 0 0 -14- Linda Allred Mart Dan Anderson Manuel Peggy Lou Allred Peg John Anderson Buddy Betty Ann Anderson Babs Kenneth Bailey Beetle Janet Marie Anderson Janet Richard Bartholomew Beaker Margaret Joy Anderson Short Stuff , , , (fet , , , Roger Carter Rog Mary Ellen Anderson Blondie Joan Boyington Red Don Clark Cluck Karma Braithwaite Karm Peter Gonzales Pete .., SfuM ned Seuun .. DeLynn Cook Cookie Mary Cox Doats Joyce Curtis Joyce Keith Crist Chris Joann Harris Jody Earl Hodson Hudson Ronnie Cox Toof Toof Don Reid Snedon Kenna Rae Sorenson Kenna Everitt Thomson Corky Tami Gay Venitelli Tam Douglas Reid Nouglas Janice Thompson Little Lee Aura Betty Ann Wilson Betty Warren Woodside Woody -20- .,, @twUed ml ScAeol ... Steven Madsen Mise Francis Shand Biddy Beverly Olson Bev Merrill Maylett Lerrem Mary Ellen Olson Heg Glade Nell Ruf Gayle Peterson Brown Eyes Steven Noyes Noisy Carol Ann Shomaker Annie Gail Stout Snorten Marcia Sorensen Marsh Linda Anderson Fido Kendall Olson Guildersleeve Kathleen Stewart Kathy John Wintch Wintch Elaine Wanlass Winthrop -22- ... We ie David Larsen Dave Carol Ogden Soggy Oggy' 'Wteaaccied fan and tywwa... Wayne Mangelson Wang Claudio Menegozzo Claud Judy Paulsen Pole Cat Keith Nielsen Baby Huey Robert Riddle Poop 'Will z«icL — KEITH NIELSON leaves his dispatch of jilted hearts to anyone who wants to pick up the pieces. RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW leaves to become a nephew of his Uncle Sam for 6 months. LINDA ALLRED wills her glasses to the referees of next year's ball games. JANET ANDERSON leaves her giggles to Mr. Jensen. KENNETH BAILEY leaves his meanness, much to the dismay of the poor Sopho- more girls. BETTY ANDERSON leaves her place on the Sterling School Bus to future classes. DAN ANDERSON leaves his silent ways to Brent Larsen. JOY ANDERSON leaves to flirt with the college boys on their own grounds. MARY ELLEN ANDERSON leaves her blonde hair formula to the Noreene Company KARMA BRAITHWAITE leaves her gift of gab to next years politicians. GAYLE JOHNSON leaves her cheerleading ability to Charles Alder. DON CLARK leaves his little green Ford to replace the Blue Beetle . BARBARA CHRISTENSEN leaves with Marilyn for the College Campus. JUDY BROX leaves her Girl State pin to anyone who can meet the qualifications. BETTY NELSON leaves her artisitic ability to future dance chairmans. MERILL MAYLETT leaves his humorous poems and writing ability. LEWIS GARBE leaves his parking space between the fire hydrant and the stop sign to Kevin Sondrup. CAROL OGDEN leaves her art of shaving legs to the basketball team. BUDDY ANDERSON I'm not leaving a thing, you see. What'd they give me? WAYNE MANGLESON leaves his ability for being Student Body President to someone with more than twenty-four hours a day. FRANCIS SHAND leaves his height to Jack Thompson. CAROL ANN SHOMAKER leaves her formula for blonde hair to Ann Henningson. LINDA ANDERSON leaves her short skirts to anyone with dimpled knees. JANICE THOMPSON leaves trials and tribulations of the yearbook to Mary Jean. ELAINE WANLASS leaves the drillmastership to anyone who can march high and swing wide. DELYNN COOK leaves his acting ability and industrious ways to Johnny Nicholes. GAIL STOUT leaves his curly hair to some girl with nightly pin-up troubles. STEPHEN NOYES bequeaths his brilliance to the faculty. PEGGY ALLRED leaves her freedom behind with marriage in mind. JOHN WINTCH GLADE NELL separate their partnershtip but leave an unstable Chemistry Lab. WARREN WOODSIDE leaves to become President of a Jaw-breaker Factory. MARY COX leaves her missionary letters to the courtship and marriage class. TAMI VENITELLI leaves and RONNIE COX goes with. KENDALL OLSEN leaves his dashing wardrobe to the drama department. -24- MARY OLSON leaves with high hopes and great ambitions. ROGER CARTER leaves his levi jacket to Gordon Young. NOALL CLARKE leaves with the rest of the troops. KEITH CRIST leaves to play professioinal football. JOUCE CURTIS leaves her friendly ways to the school. PETE GONZALES leaves his flashing eyes and dark hair to Principal Antrei. EVERETT THOMSON leaves to become a full-time soldier instead of a weekend warrior. ARLA LARSEN leaves the school bells for wedding bells. STEPHEN GRAY leaves his tennis racket for display in the trophy cabinet. REED HAYES leaves his good nature and friendliness to anyone needing these highly prized possessions. EARL HODSON leaves his car to anyone who can't catch the bus. DAVID LARSEN leaves his arguments to be battled out in next year's Physics class. CLAUDIO MENEGOZZO leaves a taste of Italian culture to MHS. GAIL JORGENSEN leaves her pleasing voice to the monotones. KEITH JORGENSEN leaves to become the nation's leading highway patrolman. VONDA RAE MERRIAM leaves her lovely long tresses to Walter Beach. MARILYN MILLER leaves her sweet ways, to younger generations. GLORIA MORTENSEN leaves the Vice Presidency to anyone who can fill the job as well. GRANT LARSEN leaves the Ag class his new scientific method for milking cows. STEVEN MADSEN leaves his mastery of the adding machine to next year's book- keeping class. MAX JENSEN leaves his physique to next years Sophomores. JUDY PAULSEN leaves her stolen soda crackers to Mrs. Alder. JOANN HARRIS leaves her willingness and helpful ways to the assistant director of next year's plays. GAYLE PETERSON leaves her cheerleading outfits, hoping that they will be put to use by someone with as much ability. DON REID leaves to trade Mary Jean in on a uniform. JOHN FRISCHKNECHT leaves his little brother to carry on his mischevious pranks. DOUGLAS REID leaves his meat cutting ability to the cooks. ROBERT RIDDLE leaves Paula lonely. BETTY ANN WILSON leaves her studious ways to future Chemists. KENNA RAE SORENSEN leaves with joy. MARCIA SORENSEN leaves her dependability to the entire studentbody. KATHLEEN STEWART leaves, but not alone. BEVERLY OLSON wills her sweet ways and willingness to work to anyone who is capable of filling her shoes. JOAN BOYINGTON leaves her cleverness and originality to those who need it. -25- THemony Fun-loving Gay His name was Jim Enjoying life meant most to him. But most of all he loved the game of basketball. Like all the boys at Manti High, His aim was just to give his all And make our team reach to the sky. A real right guy, He liked his pals. And cars and gags And most all gals. He's gone away, But he's still our Jim, And if he were back with us I'm sure the first thing he would say, Is How'd the big game go today? 26- Junior Class President: Louis Kjar Junior Class Vice-President: David Stott Junior Class Activity Agent: Jack Thompson Junior Class Secretary: Cherril Madsen 7fate ite Occi ficittune .. ii -27- Richard Daniels Mac the Knife Norma Stringham There's Nothing Like a Boy Sharon Madsen 'Wish You Were Here Bart Draper Hot Rod Lincoln ,,, 'ityeCcl fluttioi David Cox Whistle While You Work Cherrill Madsen Pretty Blue Eyes Camile Johnson Five Foot Two Ross Hansen Handy Man Mary Jean Braithwaite You Talk Too Much Charles Alder Wanted Kathryn Keller A, She's Adorable Kimbal Bailey Temptation “Prom,.. David Peterson Banjo Boy RaNay Johnson Sweet Sixteen x Chiyo Nelson Dream a Little Dream of Me' Maurice Hermansen Big Iron on His Hip 'Hext __ iw @Ca44 ne t John Howard Take Me Out to the Ballgame Maxine Nielson Ain't She Sweet? Ann Henningson Can't Help Lovin That Man Michael Jensen Happy Go Lucky Me' Kathleen Nielson Little Darlin' Raymond Jensen Love Me Tender Sandra Peterson 'Beautiful Brown Eyes Kenley Kiesel Ma She's Makin' Eyes at Me Jimmy Bench Love Me or Leave Me Camille Olsen I've Got the World on a String tc m.vs.s.... Jacklyn Phelps Poetry in Motion Gary Jorgenson Pussy Cat Brent Larsen Lovers Question Kay Keeler I've Got Rythm Ralph Nielson King of the Mountain Love Bonnie Thomson On the Sunny Side of the Street Dixie Jones Hey, Good look in Scott Plummer Treasure of Love' Kevin Sondrup The All-American Boy Trudy Willardsen You Do Something to Me' Dorothy Wright Rockin' Little Angel' Richard Peterson I've Got a Whole Lot Lovin' Paula Christiansen Girl of My Dreams' Gordon Young Charlie Brown John Peterson 'Home on the Range t e 7ime U r ▲ n z i1 Walter Beach Give Me A Gentle Girl Linda Lou Larsen Hey Little One David Allen When You're Smiling DeLoy Peterson Tweed I e Dee Richard Kohut It Only Hurts for a Little While Darlene Frandsen Side by Side Dennis Frandsen Togetherness Ralph Mickelson For He's a Jolly Good Fellow Bonnie Larson If I Had Three Wishes ... (faitrU tite Spirit i¥ene Pauline Miller A Bundle From Heaven Jimmy Jensen Don't Speak of Love Carl Alder Reaching for the Moon Janet Jorgensen Sixteen Going on Seventeen Donald Jensen Let's Think About Living Robert King Give Me My Boots and My Saddle Ella Huntsman Sincerely Louis Kjar Cold, Cold Heart Jack Madsen There's Nothing Like a Dame Bonnie Johnson Love is a Many Splendored Thing to t e at Sharon Steck I'm Sitting on Top of the World Gregg Miller I Only Want a Buddy, Not a Sweetheart Teddy Schlapher My Little Corner of the World Venice Ann Braithwaite A Certain Smile 35 - Bobby Maylett Come Dance With Me Darleen Gulbransen High Hopes Leona Christensen Rainbow Round My Shoulder John Nichols I Want A Girl Richard Brown Where Do You Go David Duncan Turkey in the Straw! .,. TiJenc Kimball Larsen I'm Falling in love Everyday Jack Thompson Me and My Shadow' Arden Tuttle Slow Poke Richard Mickelson Owen Anderson Somewhere Over The I'm Happy When I'm Hiking Rainbow @ M i4eCect fa put arc Kenneth Allred Don't Fence Me In Janet Christensen Sweet and Lovely' -37- Sophomore Class President: Kent Larsen Sophomore Class Vice-President: Gary Barnett Sophomore Class Secretary: Pat Hansen ,,, SafeA Mt vie4, We... -38 Sue Ann Gillespie I balance my diet with mush. The reason boys give me o rush. Kim Larsen Sharp, peppy, and neat, His company is a treat! Cordy Cordova A girl who can smile Is a girl worthwhile. Bruce Nell Ride and the girls ride with you. Walk and you walk alone. Judy Anderson She keeps her clouds out of other people's skies. John Braithwaite His clothes are collegiate and neat. In athletics he just can't be beat! -39- .,, Ti enc o rtwied Helen Thompson She's the apple of every guy's eye. But cagey, and works on the sly. Paul Crist Girls are just too darn expensive. Margaret Dyreng Sweet Sixteen — Some- body's stylish sweetheart Stan Duncan If women had motors, maybe I could understand them. Janice Jones Full of pep, vim and vigger , Has typical Cheerleader figger . Alan Cook Always cooking up some- thing smart. Watch out girls, he's after a heart. t yaituztuM- Barbara Wright She'll only be left until Mr. Right comes along. Donald Shoemaker Dennis the Menace of Manti High School Marilyn Nielsen Kind and courteous in every way With nothing but a kind word to say. Philip Carter Why worry? Tomorrow is another day — another problem. ,. - 'tOere Stevie Kay Peterson I may be a little lemon, But he's a little lemon sqeezer! Jack Anderson He's got a wit sharper than nails. He comes up with some- thing, it never fails. t e DeAnn Jennings Neat, sixteen, and yells for the team! Fenton DeMill The tricks he pulls make us believe, He's always got something up his sleeve. Janice Mortensen Janice makes life a regular blast. Fun for her will always last. Dorothy Jean Braithwaite All I ask for is a man and a moon! -42- i¥ n t4. at Vickie Braithwaite A cute little Sophomore full of spice. She also handles a horse real nice. Roger Stewart Roger is a real sly guy This you can't denyl Reta Hall She has ready replies for every occasion. Some of her answers are really hair raisin'! Johnny Sorenson What he says you can't believe 'Cause he's just a little tease! %■, Of. s. Jayne White Though she's dark, her name is White And that's not all. She's also bright! Byron Harris Cars and motors are his line. Add a girl for a good time. Carol Hall Of wit and fun she'll never tire. She's the kind all boys admire! John Blackham Tall, lean and really smooth. His wit and humor we approve! -43- I didn't have a thing to wear. Dean Johnson So what — if I wear my trousers low. Nina Redmond Cute, coy, cuddly and curvacious. .,, 'ityeCd -44 Eldon Hall Don't be decieved by his quiet air. He's full of the dickens and he's always right there. Annette Black Dimpled, daring and down right darling. Richard Wintch In his saddle and chaps, he'll settle some new fron- tier, sometime. Mary Lou Bailey Dark, small, and really on the ball. Sofi toPt te ... Gayle Anderson Tall and tough, yet tender and talented. Beverly Spiars Laugh and the world laughs with you. Dye and you dye alone. David Barton His milking song: I give to you and you give to me” Linda Olsen Her brains and her beauty are a rare combination. Chauncey Boyington Bashful, boyish, yet bold. Beautiful babes he'll hold. Janis Stout A sweet blonde bombshell riding on her own laurels. Steven Frischknecht Short, sly, and slim . . Service suits him. Patsy Keisel This doll is mighty good company. Thinks three is a crowd. -45- Nancy Woodside Though she's short, sweet and petite, A nicer girl you'll never meet. Eleanor Johnson Silent, sweet, and sure. She has friends galore. Ralph Johnson Real nice, lots of fun, this guy is liked by everyone. 46 r acC Oun Barbara Scow In athletics she's the top of the list. If you haven't met her, you hove missed. Dan Brown Always good for a sour dough and mutton hand- out. Kathy King Though she's short on height She's still all rightl Gary Barnett A chip off the ole block — Brains and friends by the flock. Carolyn Sorenson Her wise cracks just can't be missed. Her personality has that special twist! Rosie Keisel She's not as shy as she may seem. When she sees boys she'll really beam. Billy Green He's always teasing the girls. And sending them in a whirl. Craig Sorensen Here's a boy that's cute and shy. Just watch those girls give him the eye. Sficnifo Susan Cox Ask for talent and brains galore. With Susan you couldn't ask for more! Ada Johnson Quiet, sweet and really sincere. This is the way Ada does appear. Kent Larsen Fun, fast, and friendly. All FHA's envy. Claire Leslie So dainty, sweet, and demure. No wonder we all adore. Donald Cook Number one driver. Watch out for his dust. Shirley Peterson A darn sweet booster. Just give her time. Steven Olsen Invests his money in stocks and blondes. Dana Nielsen A date with this sweet girl is worth wishing and wait- ing in line for. Coach Brailhwaite Gayle Linda Keith Nielsen Forward Ronnie Cox Forward Charles Alder Center Steven Gray Noall Clarke Raymond Jensen Guard Forward Forward -50- Although there were no high honors achieved by our team this year, we here at AAHS feel that our ball boys did make a good showing and want them to know how proud we are. Gayle I Athletic Managers. Claude Ralph Kenley Keisel Guard Kimball Bailey Guard Lewis Kjar Center Kim Larsen David Stott John Frischknecht Guard Forward Forward -51- The Junior Varsity has really made ol' AAHS proud this year. They won four out of four games and because of this they were able to go to the Sophomore tournament in Richfield on the 6th of March. Junior Varsity Team: Back Row — Stanley Duncan, Athletic Manager; Chauncey Boying- ton, Bobby Maylett, Jay Alder, John Howard, Gary Barnett, Roger Stewart, Dan Brown, John Braithwaite, Coach Goodwin. Front Row — David Barton, Steven Frischknecht, Joe Nielsen, Kent Larson. -52- ‘'picf it, Tftcuiti! We want a basket, now, now! Baseball Team: Noall Clarke, David Barton, Glade Nell, Gary Jorgen- sen, Keith Crist, Richard Peterson, Kenley Keisel, Ralph Nielson, Ray- mond Jensen, Chauncey Boyington, Lewis Kjar, Kim Larson, John Frischknecht, Coach Goodwin. . . . and it's a homer! -53- 7emfoCasiettea Officers: Carol Ogden, Kathryn Keller, Linda Anderson, Kay Keeler, Gloria Mortensen, Elaine Wanlass, Miss Shuey, Advisor. Back Row: Judy Paulson, Janet Jorgenson, Sharon Madsen; Cherril Madsen, Janice Thompson, Mary Cox, Norma String- ham; Kathy Stewart, Mary Anderson, Kathryn Keller, Gloria Mortensen. Front Row: Mary Lou Bailey, Linda Anderson, Tami Venitelli, Carol Ogden, Pat Hansen, Annette Black, Elaine Wanlass, Gail Jorgensen, Janet Christensen, Pauline Miller, Kay Keeler, Janet Anderson, Nancy Woodside, Dorothy Jean Braithwaite. This year at ol' AAHS the school spirit was tops, due to this peppy new organization under the bril- liant leadership of Miss Shuey. The girls spent long, tedious hours prac- ticing for each drill and it paid off very well. The girls were invited among other drill teams in Utah, to march at the BYU Invitational. -54- t Breathlessly waiting, each one of us watched as the letters began to glow, and again this year it seems the mighty Seniors S glowed the brightest. We're not supposed to know that Mr. Antrei has been a clepto maniac for years. Following the letter lighting we all returned to the high school gym to dance and hear the outcome of the evening. ‘ityonae SatA 6de Mmmm—FOOD!!! -55- ' Where's your horses kids? Our Principal SofeAam ie October 28, 1960, was the date chosen by the Sophomores for their spook dance, and Boy, was it spooky! “The End ----- Kind of a mousey couple aren't they? I “Eeek! Vampires! December 9, was the date set by the Pep Club for one of the nicest dances of the year. The decorations were of orange and red, giving an exotic atmosphere and fit- ting in perfectly with the theme, RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET. Attendants: Pete Gonzales and Ronnie Cox. King: Scott Plummer. -56- BROOM and the GROOM Alma Thompson ........ Janet Christensen David Thompson ............ Scott Plummer Frank Copwell ...................... Jack Thompson Grace Copwell ...................... Mary Olson Aunt Rina Churchill ....... Peggy Allred Mrs. Finnigan ........... Marcia Sorensen Air Force Lieutenant ............... Gary Barnett Sheila Hansen ............. Kathy King Kim Palmer ............. Margaret Dyreng Eddie ................ Steve Frischknecht ScAooC MADAME ADA Linda Rogers..... Norma Jean Stringham Mr. Minton ................. Gail Stout Essie Westbrook ........... Kay Keeler Grover Watson ........... Scott Plummer Ada Westbrook ............ Tami Venitelli Octavia Bentley ............ Mary Cox Beulah Clevenger ....... Maxine Nielson Otho Clevenger ........... Mike Jensen -57- Queen: Mary Anderson King: Lewis Garbe. Attendants: Betty Nelson, David Larsen; Queen, Mary; King, Lewis; Janice Thompson, Kendall Olson. Committee: Joan Boyington, Theme Song: White Christmas David Larsen, Mary Ander- son, John Wintch, Gail Stout, Beverly Olsen. Out 'poteitpK £xc6a t$e Student Cloudio Menegozzo This year here af Manti High School, we have had the privilege and opportunity of having a foreign exchange student in our midst. He hails from Naples, Italy, and we think they sent us the cream of the crop when they sent Claudio Menegozzo. Claude has added a lot to our school with his talent, looks and personality. We'll always have some very happy memories of him and we hope he will go back to Italy with some fond memories of America and down deep, a special thought for Manti and the friends he has made here. -59- ?4' Scveet eant Suit Student @ouacCt 'Day This year at OT MHS we tried some- thing that has never been done be- fore. We had a Student Council Day. Each student in Student Council took a class and the teachers of these classes sat back and listened. The day was started off by an as- sembly and then we went to regular school—well maybe not regular school but school anyway. It proved to be a great success. StMte StcAatitecL £,ve U ty Prom Mistress, Master and Attendants Prom Committee; Kay Keeler, Prom Chairman Junior Class members danced under beautiful decorations of shaded blues to their theme song, Some Enchanted Evening This niaht did turn out to be a very Enchanting Evening. -61 - (T mfeetitive TiJornent Speech Meet Track Team Tennis Team Cheerleader Tryout U. N. Delegates Debate Team -62- 444emMte SENIOR COMPETITIVE JUNIOR COMPETITIVE SOPHOMORE COMPETITIVE Officers: Margaret Dyreng, Betty Nelson, Mary Anderson, Mrs. Afder, Advisor; Kay Keeler, Mary Cox, Pauline Miller. President: Mary Anderson Installation of officers and Candle Light- ing ceremony. Fun Fest Margaret Dyreng This year Margaret represented our FHA Chapter at the state convention as our candidate for state treasurer. She achieved this honor. Caroling Party DADDY DATE NIGHT -64- King: Charles Alder. Attendants: Joe Nielson and Steve Madsen (not pictured). Sttotv Satl Staff — Mrs. Peacock, Advisor. What would a school be without a school paper? Well our school needn't worry about that. We have had a very efficient paper staff this year and they have kept us well informed of the goings on within our school. Often it is the people who work the hardest that don't get the recognition, but recognition is due here -65- President: Don Reid Officers: Douglas Reid, Warren Woodside, Wayne Mangelson, Don Reid, John Frischknecht, Grant Larson, Jack Thompson; Earl Wheeler, Advisor. Club Members Wayne Mangelson Wayne won first place in the Region 9 FFA Speech Meet held at Salina. Club Members Yes, we'll remember always Graduation Day. All during the three years we attended Manti High School, this was the long awaited moment. Now that it has come, we find it a time for joy, a time for tears, a time we'll treasure through the years. From the first time we set foot in this ol' high school as timid Sophomores to Graduation Day, there were some very fond memories being created — The Horse Back Ride, all the pains we went through to get up to Milk Creek and worse ones when it came to going home; the Letter-lighting and the anticipation of wondering whose letter would win; the formal dances of the year like the Pep Club Formal, the Senior Ball, and the most remembered one of all — that glorious night of the Junior Prom. We can't forget the excitement of basketball season. Remember the first night that the team came running onto the floor, all fresh, full of vim, vigor, and that out-to-win look in their eye? Of course here were the school plays and that always added a little tenseness and excitement to the air. We hope that in this book we have cap- tured some of your favorite moments and activities during this school year of 1960-61. We want to acknowledge and give a special thanks to our Clarion Staff, Mr. Jensen our advisor, and Mr. Cannaday our Photographer. Without these people and their diligent work it would not have been possible to present this book. Our Clarion, to you. Also to anyone else who has helped us in any way, we want to say - THANK YOU . THE EDITORS and STAFF CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Phone DA 2-1039 42 West 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah UTAH IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. EVERYTHING FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL 155 SOUTH STATE STREET SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH -67- IDEAL PRODUCTS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR MILK Pasteurized — Homogenized Ice Cream — Half Half Sherbet — Chocolate Milk Cottage Cheese — Buttermilk Whipping Cream — Orange Drink IDEAL DAIRY Richfield Utah R. C. ANDERSON EXTENDS HIS CONGRATULATIONS to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL for another good year STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA THE CITY OF STERLING SENDS THEIR CONGRATULATIONS to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL We are pleased with the opportunities it gives our youth. -68- THE CITY OF EPHRAIM Extends its Congratulations to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL for its achievements this past year. -69- MANTI CITY J BANK1 SAFETY - SECURITY - SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Account is Welcome at Our Bank -70- MANTI, UTAH MANTI LIONS CLUB Community-Minded Men Proud to Belong to a Service Club which Helps Make Manti a Better, More Active City MANTI LIONS CLUB ROSTER Jennis Allred Leslie J. Anderson Maurice Barnett Lee Barton Robert Barton Bruce Barton Elliott Braithwaite Reuben Buchanan Fred L. Carpenter Lloyd O. Christiansen R. LaVaun Cox J. Cal Downing Kay Frischknecht Bruce Jennings Bob Jensen Gail Jensen Andrew Judd Douglas A. Jorgensen William McFarlane Wendell H. McGarry Wesley Mogle Calvin Mickelson Lloyd R. Nielson Clarence Peterson Rex Peterson Don Stott Don V. Tibbs Kenneth Tuttle Stanley Voorhees Clarence Wall Carl Wilker Maynard Wankier -71- MANTI CITY The City is Proud of the Manti High School and sends its Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF '61 -72- MANTI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION This new plant is the pride and joy of The Manti Business Association. It has brought an abundance of industry into Sanpete County. Manti Apex Hatcheries Manti City Bank Manti Garage Co. Manti Theatre Manti Home Supply Manti Messenger Manti Lumber Co. Manti Motel and Cafe Manti Grocery Texico Service Buchanan Mortuary Bradshaw Auto Parts Bradley's A. G. Bartons' Grocery Chief Pontiac Don's Barber Shop Elliott's Pharmacy F. S. Carpenter and Son Harmon's Jensen's Department Store Johnson Shoe Repair Karot Kounty Jewelers Ladies Style Shop Nell's Motor Parry's Appliance Price's Mercantile Rick's Cafe Smith's Food Store Service Cleaners Simmon's Furniture Temple City Service Wall's Confectionary Merriam's Grocery -73- EPHRAIM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Patronize Your Community Spencer's Conoco Progress Market Anderson Drug Bank of Ephraim Ephraim Market A. J. Chevrolet Nelson Sinclair Cherry Barber Shop Jensen Plumbing Ephraim Enterprise La Rue's Floral Nielson Appliance Wilford Anderson Paint Ephraim Hotel and Cafe Lee's Variety Tyro Club Christiansen's Furniture and Hardware Boyd's Barber Shop Mountain States Telephone Co. Ephraim Co-op. Fireside Cafe and Motel Garrick Motors Dewey's Service Dairy Queen Mary's A G Grocery College City Cleaners Johnson Lumber Company Christensen's Wholesale Meat Eva C. Thompson Sons Hi-Land Dairy Eva's and Mayo's Dress Shop Christensen's Thrift Store -74- BANK OF EPHRAIM The People's Bank 56 years of service -75- EPHRAIM LIONS CLUB Extends Best Wishes to Manti High School As a service club, we are pleased to be a part of your yearbook. We are interested in the growth of Manti High School, Snow College, and all Sanpete Communities. GLEN E. NIELSON, Pres. DEMONT HOWELL, Sec. (The above picture of the Snow College sign, is an example of one of our many projects, brought to completion by our cooperative effort.) -76- rfutoyruZfifa, -78- -80- 4t X p TCI -82- -84- • WK :'r •' — — — .