Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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Mary Peacock Lanny Lund Richard Cannaday Vivian Detomasi English, Journalism, Soph. Ad- Physics, Chemistry, Geometry, Speech, Drama, Type and Assem- Shorthand, Art, English, Book- visor, Paper Staff Write Ad- Algebra 2 and Sophomore Ad- bly Chairman, Yearbook Advisor. keeping Yearbook Advisor, visor, F.T.A. Advisor. visor. Merian Dalton Evan Bean Glen Goodwin Bonita Terry Girls Phys. Ed., English, Drill Chorus and Instrumental, Am- Health, Business Math, Boys P.E., American Problems, English, Jun- Team Advisor, Health. ericon Problems, Business Moth. Jr. Varsity Basketball Baseball. ior Advisor, and Debate. MARY PEACOCK: There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page of prancing poetry. E. Dickinson MERIAN DALTON: The measure of a man's life is the well- spending of it and not the length. EVAN BEAN: Better no world at all than a world without music. LANNY LUND: Even more exciting than young men challenging each other on the athletic field are young minds challenged with ideas in the science laboratory. RICHARD CANNADAY: Speak clearly if you speak at all Carve every word before you let it fall. O. W. Holmes GLEN GOODWIN: Play hard, Play fair, Play to win. BONITA TERRY: Through English one can gain a broader understanding of life, both near and afar, and can increase his enjoyment of living. VIVIAN DETOMASI: Knowledge if stored away and not put to use may corrode in time. WILBUR BRAITHWAITE: When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.

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PRINCIPAL ALBERT C. ANTREI GONE IS THE MAVERICK In the early days of American history it was the Maverick of society who explored the wilderness, invented the what-not, and exploited the resources. Largely and crudely self-trained, few of them were educated beyond basic needs. But today there is no need or function for them. All signs today point out the future only for those who can and will cooperate in scientifically organized exploration, highly technical inventions, and in team exploitation of old and new resources. Today's organization man must also recognize more self-consciously than did the old loner the importance and significance of the interplay of his own soul and personality on his society. He needs God and good government more than ever, and more than ever he needs to understand both. —Albert Antrei

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Wilbur Braithwaite Clair Erickson Earl Wheeler Eunice Alder Algebra, Boys' Phys. Ed., Varsity U. S. History, Geography, World Agriculture and Biology, F.F.A. Home Living, Home Ec., Arts Basketball Tennis Coach. History, Student Council, U. N. Advisor, Health Senior Advisor Crafts, F.H.A. Advisor Senior Delegate Advisor. Advisor. Arnold Otterson Driver Training Jr. High. Dean Pearson Counselor Jr. High CLAIR ERICKSON: 'Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. Jefferson EARL WHEELER: One minute of do it now , is of more value than ages of put it off. EUNICE ALDER: What the future has in store for you depends in large measure on what you place in store for the future. ARNOLD OTTERSON: If you don't want to go through life with just one arm don't be a one-arm driver now. DEAN PEARSON: Minds are like parachutes — they function only when open. RUTH SCOW: My open sesame — Books. Ruth Scow Librarian Morlin Cox General Metals, Advanced Wood Work, Farm Mechanics, Junior Advisor, Mechanical Drawing. Brian McArthur Custodian MORLIN COX: This is a world of action, and not for moping and droning in. Dickens BRYAN McARTHUR: A place for everything and everything in its place. —7—