Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

Administration Page 3 Sophomore Class 9 ‘JuniorClass 17 Senior Class 25 Activities 35 Sail 39 Winter 49 Spring 61 Honor Koll 75 Commencement 79 Candid Shots 83 Advertising 89 OUR CHANG NG WORLD - 1 - Today s younger generation has grown up in the midst of the greatest scientific breakthrough in history, one which simultaneously shrank and extended the ordinary man's world almost beyond recognition. To the older ordinary man it is somewhat appalling. Youth, however, is not appalled by new vistas. Having glimpsed the infinite, the young are not afraid to reappraise the finite. John Marquand once said that the most important qualification for leadership was mileage. Marquand's was a wise statement. These young men and women are today's children, living in tomorrow's world, preparing for the real take- over when they have acquired their mileage. Today their strength lies in their energy and their ability to dream. Their weakness may lie in their impatience. World conditions have created a sense of urgency which permeates and influences all our actions. The frontier of history is always new, always old, everlastingly present. With human knowledge increas- ing at a constantly accelerating rate, vast opportunities have never been more challenging, but they in- clude, unfortunately, the opportunity to make fools of ourselves. For in spite of the almost incredible improvement in our techniques, the things which make Sammy run remain curiously the same. Experience is merely the end product of trial and error. The young are not particularly interested in ex- perience. They have been brought up in a world where doing the impossible is part of the daily routine. They are impatient of barriers which, to their minds, seem too often to be merely the end product of ex- perience. They are intelligent, alert, enthusiastic, but above all they are young. Because they are young they feel themselves to be different and only time will convince them of that error. Before we know it the new generation, with, its fierce energy drained off, will be taking its place on the judgment seats, glad of the opportunity to sit down, presumably to do some thinking. It will watch a new breed gallop off in all directions knowing from experience that eventually a certain number of them are going to put their feet into gopher holes. Today's Take-over Generation will have then acquired mileage. This is the Changing World they face. Administration Autographs Board of Education Left to right, sitting: Marriel O. Hansen, Doctor Kenneth J. Braithwaite, Margaret Anderson, Clerk, Don M. Sim- mons, President; standing: Ellis E. Johnson, Glen W. Lee, Superintendent Maurice Barnett. - 5 - B.S. Brigham Young University Band, Chorus, Social Studies B.S. Utah State University Counselor M.S. University of Michigan Algebra, P.E. B.S. Brigham Young University Home Economics Wilber Braithwaite Eunice Alder i M.S. Utah State University Physical Science, Math! M.A. Western State College Social Science B.S. Utah State University Mechanical Arts B.A. Knox College Drama, Speech, Art Morlin Cox Clair Erickson Richard Cannaday B.S. Brigham Young University English P Mary Peacock J B.A. University of Utah Business B.S. Brigham Young p University •jj English, P. E., Health jl Norma Goodwin f B.S. Brigham Young University Health, P.E., Math H Glen Goodwin T Lorna Nell Custodian B.S. Utah State University Bio. Science, Agri _JP Earl Wheeler J B.S. Brigham Young University English B.S. Utah State University Librarian Brian McArthur Thelma Smith Student Body President KENT LARSEN Student Body Secretary LYNDA JOHNSON Student Body Vice President KATHY KING Student Body Activity Manager GREG MAYLETT Student Council Left to right, front row: N. Keeler, C. Miller, J. Braithwaite, D. Jensen, K. Hansen. 2nd row: L. Bagnall, G. Maylett, L. Johnson, K. Larsen, K. King, S. Duncan. 3rd row: B. Findlay, P. DeMill, M. Dyreng, D. Jennings, L. Olsen, V. Wilson, R. Allred, back row: Mr. Erickson, Advisor, R. Anderson, D. Pe- terson, G. Barnett, J. Blackham, J. Eliason, S. Frischknecht, D. Barton. - 7 - Sophomores Autographs John Eliason President Billie Kay Keller Secretary Karl Christensen Brent Cox Colleen Miller Representative From the halls of Manti High School To the Seminary room, We will cheer our school's ball games And we'll win them all right soon. We will try to please our teachers Though we know it can’t be done. For we're Manti High School Sophomores In classroom and in fun. Connie Jones David Bradley JoAnn Braithwaite Kenneth Wanlass Lorraine Peterson Roger Allred Julia Ann Lowry Larry Ogden - 11 - Charmaine Venitelli Roger McArthur Erlynne Tuttle George Braithwaite Sally Smith Garry Cox Suzanne Larsen Tony Anderson r' ■ Barbara Nielsen Owen Braithwaite Douglas Dyreng Faye Johnson Brent Jensen Eldon Tuttle r Gail Buchanan Fred King LaVar Allen - 12 - Myra Cox David Shand Mary K. Olsen David Anderson Prestine Kelly Niel Mortensen - 13 - Steven Dyreng Pamela Paulsen Scott Mickelson Launa Larson Kim Olsen Jackie Williams Beth Ann Cox Douglas Olsen Udell Woolsey Jannice Franks Ruby Duncan Roger Nielsen Geneva Tucker Brent Thursby We entered school witlf one of the largest groups ever to be seen in the halls of Manti High. Being classed as the little Sophomores made us all the more determined to set an outstanding record in both athletics and scholastics. In the athletic field, our basketball team led out with a record of six wins to two losses. The team exhibited exceptional sportsmanship, ability, and enthusiasm which are all typical of the class. The crowning event of the year, though, was the Sophomore Swing. Carrying out the chosen theme, Monster Mash, our dance proved to be the peerless event of the year for us. With the end of the school year, we are eagerly anticipating our Junior year. We have left our mark in many extracurricular activities as well as in scholastics, and we are planning to do so next year. - 14 - David Carter Ann Cannaday Paul Johnson Katherine Nielson Guy McArthur Dale Nicholls Howard Knight Kathleen Hansen John Hall Peggy DeMill Gary Olson - 15 - Don Christensen Celeste Denton Bruce Sorenson La Von Allen Kenneth Nielson Larry Larsen Clair Anderson Sharon Draper Stephen Strode Bobby Clark Sharron Hansen Russell Braithwaite Jack Peterson Jim Peterson Dee Keisel Christine Nelson Max Reid Steven Peterson Sandra Lyons Gary Anderson - 16 - „Autographs Ijuniors J - Jocular U - Understanding N - Nice I - Impulsive 0 - Optimistic R - Reliable S - Sensible The past year has been a big one for the Juniors. It was full to the brim with excitement, fun, hard work, and accomplishments. At the annual Letter Lighting the Juniors won for the second consecutive time. Apparently the margin of victory for us was our construction of a brighter outline around the J. Mr. Music, USA was this year's theme for our competitive assembly. It was colorful, enjoyable, and full of various numbers of musical talent. In the Poetry Contest two Juniors took first and second place. Bruce Findlay snagged top spot with his Christmas Poem and Ode. Regina McQuarrie's Fish Pond and Youth” took second place honors. To highlight the year of our Junior activities was the Junior Prom. To accent out the theme Fascina- tion we decorated in shades of pink. Reigning over this special night were Vaun Jean Wilson, Prom Mis- tress. and Greg Maylett, Prom Master. Attendants were Lauren Keller and Tom Clark, Lynda Johnson and Steven Peacock. We have experienced many memorable events this year. However, as the Big Seniors next year we are looking forward to a favorable reign over M H S. - 19 - John Longaker Larry Jensen Ronald Kohut Bruce Findlay . I! [ Carlyon Cotten Merwin Kjar Jerry Huntsman Carol Lyons LaVee Jensen ft A f Linda Madsen Elaine Stewart Roger Jones Eileen Hougaard - 20 - Wendy McGarry John Cox Lana Mangelson Susan McLoughlin Kenneth Olsen Peter Lund Carol Nelson Paul Cox Fred Carpenter - 22 - Maree Kjar U rzrf, A tife Daryl Sondrup Judy Gulbransen Not Available Ron Sherman - 23 - Marsha Bench Gregory Maylett Randy Edwards ' A Rosmary Anderson % Vaun Jean Wilson Sally Madsen Lauren Keller Merrill Washburn Lynda Johnson Steven Peacock m Alice Sorenson Ju Memory Of May 24, 1944 Marlene Keisel September 26, 1962 Kind, true, genteel, hers was not the forceful way, But she had a gentle smile and a kindly word to say. To be a friend to all - - thus she lived from day to day, Found joy in all she had to do, in an eager sort of way. She wasn't arrogant or proud, she had every reason to be. God blessed her with a voice for song and beauty fair to see. She was just the sort of girl a person likes to know There was something special in the way she looked - - the way she said hello. She was not dedicated to worldly things, that of honor or fame, She did not seek glory, or to be the star of the game. Her life - - serene, peaceful, beautiful, much like the perfect day. We who knew her are richly blessed for she has passed our way. - 24 - Seniors Autographs Seniors © k' j LINDA OLSEN Vice President JANIS STOUT Secretary STAN DUNCAN Representative As the curtains of high school drop, the Senior class continues to change and progress with the world. The memories of accomplishments and failures, along with all our won- derful times go with us in the future. It is because of these memories that tears of gladness, mixed with happiness, are sh as we leave Old MHS. - 27 - KENT LARSEN . . . Class President 1; Student Body Act. Agent 2, President 3; Student Council 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3, (State Farmer 3); Lettermen's Club 3; Band 2; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3; Baseball 2; Track 1,2,3; FHA Snow- ball King 2; Top Templar 2, (3rd Quarter); All For Mary ; Mr. Angel. BARBARA SCOW . . . Commercial Meet 3. VICKY BRAITHWAITE . . . FHA 1; Chorus 2,3; Our Night Out. RICHARD WINTCH . . . Student Council 2; FFA 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3; Track 2, 3; Top Templar 3, (2nd Quarter); High School Bowl 3. FENTON DEMILL MARGARET DYRENG . . . Student Council 3; Model U.N. 2,3; FHA 1,2,3, (State Secretary 2, Candidate for Nation- al Secretary 2, State Degree 3); Paper Staff 2,3; Band 3; Chorus 3; Traveling Assembly 1,3; Speech Meet 1,2, (Best Actress), 3; Cheerleader JV 1, Varsity 2; Poetry Contest Winner 3; Top Templar 3 (1st Quarter); FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Broom and Groom ; Curious Savage ; Mr. Angel. JANIS JONES . . . Drill Team 2,3; Band 2,3; Traveling Assembly 1,2,3; Cheerleader JV 1. CHAUNCEY BOY1NGTON . . . FFA 3; Lettermen's Club 3; Traveling Assembly l;‘Speech Meet I; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. - 28 - CAROLYN LARSEN . . . Drill Team 2; Chorus 3. DAVID BARTON . . . Class President 3; Student Council 2, 3; Model U.N. 2,3; FFA 1,2,3, (Winner in State Public Speaking Contest, Sears-Roebuck Scholarship 3); Lettermen's Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3; Base- ball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2; Top Templar 3, (1st Quarter); Senate for Youth Deleg. 3; Junior Prom Master Attendant; Senior Ball King. DEAN JOHNSON KATHY KING . . . Student body Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Student Council 2,3; FHA 2,3; Drama Club 1; Traveling Assembly 1,3; Speech Meet 1,3; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 2; Broom and the Groom. HELEN THOMPSON . . . FHA 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; Yearbook Co-editor 2, Editor 3; Commercial Meet 1,3; High School Bowl 3. CRAIG LARSEN . . . FFA 1,2,3, (State Farmer 3). JIMMIE GONZALES ... FFA 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Our Night Out. SUZANNE HOLM . . . student Council 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Paper Staff 2 (Editor of Write ); Chorus 2, 3; Traveling Assembly 3; Speech Meet 1, 2, 3; Betty Crock- er Homemaker of Tomorrow 3; Commercial Meet 3; High School Bowl 3; Our Night Out ; Mr. Angel ; Ghost of Rhodes Manor. - 29 - JACK ANDERSON . . . FFA 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3; Year- book Staff 2; Speech Meet 3; Junior Prom Master Attendant. EVA JOY REID . . . Class Vice President 2; FHA 1,3; Drill Team 2,3; Chorus 2; Traveling Assembly 2; Our Night Out. MARILYN NIELSON . . . Debate Team 2; FHA 3; Band 3; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 3; Our Night Out. KIM LARSEN . . . FFA 1,2; FHA Our Li'l Abner Attend- ant 3. JOE NIELSON . . . Student Council 2; Paper Staff 2; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 2; Basketball JV 1; FHA Snow Ball King Attendant 1; Friendliest Boy 2; Our Night Out. PATSY KEISEL NANCY VVOODS1DE . . . Class Secretary 2; FHA 1,2; Cho rus 3; Traveling Assembly 1,3. BILLY GREEN . . . Student Council 2; FFA 1,2,3; Speech Meet 1,2, (Best Actor), 3; Curious Savage ; Our Night Out ; All For Mary ; Mr. Angel. BRUCE NELL ... FFA 1.3. RET A HALL . . . Student Council 2; FHA 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Chorus 1. - 30 - LINDA OLSEN . . . Class Reporter 2, Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council 2,3; FT A 3; Camera Club 3; Paper Staff 2,3, (Editor of Write 2, 3); Yearbook Staff 3; Chorus 2; Top Templar 3, (3rd Quarter). PAUL SUDWEEKS . . , FFA 1, 3. BYRON HAldllS . . . Baseball 2. ANNETTE BLACK . . . FHA 3; Drill Team 1,2; Chorus 3; Senior Ball Queen; Local and State FFA Sweetheart 3. MARY LOU BAILEY . . . Drill Team 1,2; Chorus 3; Junior Prom Mistress Attendant. STEVE FRISCHKNECHT'. . . Student Council 3; FFA 1,2,3, (Sears-Roebuck Scholarship 3); Lettermen's Club 3; Travel- ing Assembly 1; Speech Meet 1; Basketball JV 1; Baseball 2, 3; Broom and The Groom.” GEORGE OLSON . . . FFA 1,2,3; Paper Staff 2; Chorus 2; Traveling Assembly 2; Our Night Out. MIKE McCAFFERY . . . Traveling Assembly 2. JANIS STOUT . . . Class Secretary 3; FHA 2,3; FT A 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3; Band 3; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 2,3 Speech Meet 2,3, (Best Actress 3); Winner in Poetry Contest 1,2; Commercial Meet 1,3; Curious Savage ; Our Night Out ”; Ghost of Rhodes Manor. ROGER STEWART . . . FFA 1,2,3; Basketball JV 1. SUSAN COX . . . FHA 1,2,3; FT A 2,3; Paper Staff 2; Year- book Staff 2; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 1,2,3; Com- mercial Meet 1,3; Top Templar 2, (4th Quarter); Our Night Out. SHIRLEY PETERSON GAYLE ANDERSON . . . Drama Club 3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 2,3; Track 1; Our Night Out ; Mr. Angel. STAN DUNCAN . . . Class Reporter 3; Student Council 3; FFA 1,2; Band 1; Senior Ball King Attendant. BARBARA WRIGHT . . . FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,3. ARBARA DENNISON . . . Student Council 2; Camera Club 3; Paper Staff 2; Band 3; Chorus 3; Traveling Assembly 3. DAN BROWN . . . Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2; Baseball 2,3. JOHN BLACKHAM . . . Class President 2; Student Council 2; FFA 1,2,3; Mr. Wonderful Attendant 3. NADEAN ARMSTRONG . . . FHA 3; Paper Staff 3; Band 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Traveling Assembly 3; Commercial Meet 1,3; Junior Prom Mistress Attendant; Our Night Out. - 32 - DONNA JENSEN . . . Student Council 3; Traveling Assembly 1; Senior Ball Queen Attendant. GARY BARNETT . . . Class Secretary 1; Student Council 3; Model U.N. 2.3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Band 2; Chorus 2; Traveling Assembly 1.2,3; Speech Meet 1,2; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Tennis 1,2; Broom and Groom; All for Mary. JAY ALDER . . . Lettermen's Club 3; Band 2,3; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2; Track 1.2. DORTHY JEAN TERRY . . . Student Council 2; Drill Team 1, 2; Chorus 3. CAROLYN SORENSEN . . . F.H.A. 2; Drill Team 2; Paper Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Traveling Assembly 1; Friendli- est Girl Attendant 2. STEVEN OLSEN . . . Chorus 3; Tennis 1,2,3; Junior Prom Master. JOHN BRAITHWAITE . . . Student Council 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3; Yearbook Staff 1; Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3; Base- ball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2; Track 2; Curious Savage. JANICE MORTENSEN . . . FTA 2; Drill Team 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; Chorus 2, 3; Speech Meet 2, 3; Our Night Out ; Mr. Angel. DEANN JENNINGS . . . Student Council 2,3; Model U.N. 2, 3; FHA 1,2; Drill Team 2; Paper Staff 2; Chorus 3; Travel- ing Assembly 1,3; Cheerleader JV 1, Varsity 3; Senior Ball Queen Attendant. ELDEN HALL 33 - MHS'ers, along with some Tempt Grand Canvon girls sing along with Gary. . 34 - Activities Autographs Clubs L E T T E R M E N f C L U B J. Longaker, D. Barton, B. Findlay, R. Wintch, L. Bagnall, G. Barnett, K. Larsen, J. Alder, J. Ander- son, S. Peacock, S. Frischknecht, J. Braithwaite, D. Brown, D. Peterson, Mr. Lund, Advisor. F F A Richard Wintch-Sec., David Barton-Treas., Kenneth Olsen- Sentinel, Billy Green-Rep., Steve Frischknecht-Pres., Kent Larsen-V. Pres. Richard Wintch-Treas., Steven Peacock- V. Pres., Gary Barnett-Pres., Bruce Find- lay-Sec. L. to R.: K. Olsen, P. Cox, P. Barton, K. Larsen, S. Frischknecht, J. Black- ham, K. Olsen, D. Barton, B. Green, R. Braithwaite, R. Kohut, D. Olsen, R. Stewart, B. Jensen, J. Gonzales, P. Larsen, R. Wintch, G. Maylett, C. Lar- sen. P. Lund, B. Nell, L. Allen, G. Olsen, J. Peterson. DRAMA CLUB L. to R.: N. Keeler, S. Hansen, L. Allen, G. Anderson, J. Mortensen, N. Anderson, C. Miller; Back Row: K. Hansen, R. Duncan, R. Hall, L. Larsen, B. Nielsen. Pres. -Janice Mortensen V. Pres.-Barbara Nielse Sec. -Colleen Miller Rep. -Sharron Hansen - 37 - Kathleen Hansen-Song Ld., Eva Joy Reid-Treas., Eileen Haugaard-Sec., Margaret Dyreng-Pres.. Mrs. Alder-Advisor, Helen Thompson-V. Pres., Janis Stout-Hist., Susan Cox-Rep., Kathy King- Parl. Clubs F H A L. to R.: M. Cox, V. Wilson, G. Tucker, R. Duncan, F. Johnson, C. Miller, P. Paul- sen, L. Larsen, J. Braithwaite, E. Tuttle, C. Cotten, M. Nielson, L. Peterson, P. DeMill, S. Smith, W. McGarry, S. Hansen, L. Allen, B. Cox. L. to R.: K. Hansen, S. Cox, E. Reid, E. Hougaard, M. Dyreng, H. Thompson, J. Stout, K. King; L. Jensen, R. McQuarrie, R. Hall, C. Nelson, B. Niel- sen, J. Lowry; R. Clarke, S. Shuffler, L. Johnson, M. Kjar, B. Anderson, A. Black, N. Armstrong. F T A Pres. -Bruce Findlay V. Pres.-Susan Cox Sec.-Barbara Anderson Treas. -Linda Olsen L. to R.: B. Anderson, B. Findlay, S. Cox, L. Olsen; L. Peterson, Mrs. Peacock-Advisor, E. Tuttle, J. Stout, B. Nielsen, M. Olsen, K. Han sen, B. Cox, L. Jensen, S. Smith. CAMERA CLUB Pres. - Linda Olsen V. Pres.-Celeste Denton Sec. -Lanna Larson Hist. -Linda Keisel L. to R.: C. Denton, L. Jensen, L. Keisel, L. Olsen, R. Duncan, L. Larsen. - 38 - Autographs 'Badito scltool {Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Zryouts One of the first activities of the fall season was the cheerleading tryouts. Due to the fact that the letter can hardly be distinguished, students will agree that this was an exceptionally HOT” year. SPECTATORS HYPNOTIZED SOPHOMORE WARBLERS I MAC COLLECTS - FACULTY AWAITS LETTER LIGHTING RESULTS JUNIOR VICTORY CELEBRATED - 42 - Horseback Ride Kicking the school year off to a roaring start was the annual horseback ride held at Community in the Manti Canyon. Those not seen on horses on their way up, could be found joggling along in one of the trucks singing at the top of their voices. After an exciting, tiring, and most en- joyable day, MHSer’s activities were topped with a Harvest Ball sponsored by the FFA. Harvest Rail ■ 43 - Jail baseball Left to right, first row: Steve Frischknecht, Greg May - lett, Jackson Gibson, Doug Olsen; second row: John Braithwaite, John Longaker, Brent Cox, Ricky Duncan, Coach Lund, Dan Brown, David Anderson, Chauncey Boyington, Ken Wanlass; third row; Garry Cox, Jack Peterson, Dee Keisel, Gary Barnett, David Barton, Ron Kohut, Tony Anderson. - 44 - JutureHomemakers America Toward New Horizons, the FHA's motto, was carried out this year in such activities as Installation Services and the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Kenneth Olsen was chosen Our Li'1 Abner at the Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the FHA. Other candidates were Kenneth Wanlass and Kim Larsen. FHA INSTALLATION SERVICES - 45 - Assemblies - 46 - Assemblies The Sophs presented a satirical comedy of the various classes From the Halls of Manti High The activities of Peter Pan brought the Drill Team wide acclaim as they intro- duced their Pep Club Formal Assembly. - 47 - Sophomore Swing The Sophomores staged their annual Swing, October 26. Because Halloween was just around the corner, the theme of Monster Mash was chosen with decorations designed to carry out the gruesome idea. There was a motley crowd of goblins and witches at the fun-filled dance. er Mtographs Music BAND The Music Department, directed by Mr, Evan Bean, participated in a number of successful events. Climaxing the year were their group festivals. GIRLS’ CHORUS MIXED CHORUS PARTICIPANTS IN THE SMALL GROUPS FESTIVAL -51- 3 M A Christmas Party CAROLING AT THE PEACOCKS' - - AND THE SMITHS' MM S Alumni Assembly Senior Mall The theme Christmas Song” was sung by Suzanne Holm and Jack Anderson. Pictured on either side of Annette and Dave in front of a homey fireplace setting are attendants Donna Jensen, Kent Larsen, DeAnn Jennings, and Stan Duncan. - 53 - C. Sorenson, President; E. Reid, Vice President; E. Hougaard, Act. Agent; B. Nielsen, Reporter; E. Tuttle, Secretary; N. Keeler, Drill Master; S. Shuffler, Junior Drill Master. 'Drill Zeam Above left the Drill Team demonstrates one of its ma- neuvers while at the right the Red and White Dance brings out other maneuvers by coup- les. Stephen Strode was named Mr. Wonderful in a close election at the Pep Club Formal. Attendants to Mr. W. were David Anderson and John Blackham. S. Madsen C. Sorensen E. Tuttle S. Larsen E. Hougaard N. Keeler C. Miller F. Johnson E. Stewart S. Holm L. Johnson E. Reid M. Kjar B. Anderson R. Anderson L. Jensen S. Shuffler P. Paulsen J. Mortensen V. Wilson B. Nielsen C. Venitelli Sweetheart Ball The FFA climaxed another year with Annette Black capturing the State FFA Sweetheart Crown. Mar- garet Dyreng was 2nd attendant in the school competition while Janis Stout got the 1st attendant honor. - 55 - Much to the surprise of Daphne (Margaret Dyreng), the maid (Janice Mortensen) and Item (Barbara Nielson), Charles brings Lydia a baby he finds in a telephone booth. Depicting love interests were the husband and wife acting team, Stacy and Lydia Bolton, (Launa Larsen and Bill Green). Student Council Assembly The Student Council assembly was a laugh provoker with a theme centered around a time machine idea. Mermaids danced, Columbus declared he wanted to do it himself, and other clever com- mercials were worked into the skit. Pictured at the right is the complete cast of this assembly Their costumes were colorful and ingenious not to mention their acting. - 56 - Mr Angel Mr. Angel, (Kent Larsen), is surrounded by some of his good-looking helpers, Gloria, (Suzanne Holm) and three of the younger set, Faye Johnson, Ann Cannaday and Julia Lowery. Zraveling Assembly A Valentine To You was the theme of our traveling assembly this year. Under the direction of Mr. Bean and Mr. C., they worked the theme around musical valentines around the world. In supporting roles were Bruce Findlay as Tony, and Terry Wall and Gayle Anderson as the detectives. Lana Mangelson satirizes the operettic valentine, Love Is Where You Find It. - 57 - - 59 - V. Basketball Members of the J.V. Team were: standing left to right - Coach Goodwin, T. Anderson, B. Cox, D. Nicholls, J. Nelson, H. Knight, D. Anderson; sitting - T. Nielsen, J. Peterson, J. Eliason, J. Gibson, K. Wanlass, B. Jensen, D, Olsen. performalcer1 membefS V' B3Sketba11 team thiS year thrilled Geryone with their outstanding With the end of the season, Coach Goodwin had led them to a 6-2 record. All players indicated en- thusiasm when next year's varsity ball was mentioned. With typical Templar enthusiasm. Peggy DeMill, Geneva Tucker, and Ann Cannaday. along with loyal supporters cheered for the team throughout the season. - 60 - Autographs CAST Zhe Qhost of Rhodes Manor Presented in January, THE GHOST OF RHODES MANOR was the last of two plays pre- sented this year. With an old haunted house as the setting, the play proved to be success- ful. Mr. C had 11 girls in this production in parts rang- ing from old ladies to ghosts. Ruby Duncan . . Sharon Shuffler. . Colleen Miller . . Faye Johnson . . . Celeste Denton . . Norma Keeler . . Rosmary Anderson Sally Smith Suzanne Holm . . Nanette Anderson Janis Stout . . . . . . . Marcia Stone . . . Alda Iverson . Helen Underwood . . Mary Fitzgerald ............Glory Tillie Van Winkle , . . Deborah Cass . Biddy Haggerty . . . The Ghost . . Mrs. Rhodes Student Directors Set.............. . . . .Kathy King Regina McQuarrie . Janice Mortensen Barbara Nielsen Sharon Hansen - 63 - ‘junior Prom Prom Mistress Vaun Jean Wilson and Prom Master Greg Maylett. Hard at work the Juniors prepared for their special night. Attendants to the Prom Mistress and Master were Lauren Keller and Tom Clark; Lynda Johnson and Steve Peacock. In shades of pink accenting the theme of Fascination the big night finally arrived. The highlights of the decorations were the unique ballroom staircases and the fountain with the six-foot spray. - 64 - High School )n Manti's High School Bowl Team were Richard intch, Helen Thompson, Bruce Findlay, and uzanne Holm. Wendy McGarry, not pictured, ras their substitute. Mrs. Thelma Smith was advisor of the outhern Region Champs. Bowl The picture below is of the Bowl won by this group. - 65 - The MHS Track Team, coached by Mr. Goodwin, L. to R.: Rusty Braithwaite, Paul Larsen, Brent Jensen, Tom Clark, Kent Larsen, Roger Allred; Elden Tuttle, Dale Nicholls, Roger McArthur, Kenneth Olsen, Mr. Goodwin, Jim Nelson, Jay Alder, Paul Cox. Kenneth Olsen qualified for the State Track Meet in Salt Lake. Kenneth won first place in the Region IX playoff in discus and shot put. At the State Track Meet, Kenneth placed second in the discus throwing. Coached by Mr. Lund, the Spring Baseball Team won four straight games. This quali- fied them for the Region IX championship, but Manti lost to North Sevier. L. to R.: Gary Barnett, Doug Olsen, Steve Frischknecht, Garry Cox, Jack Peterson; John Braithwaite, David Ander- i son, John Longaker, Terry Nielsen, Tony Anderson, Mer- win Kjar, David Barton. - 66 - L. to R.: David Bradley, John Bliason, Scott Mickelson, Douglas Dyreng, Jim Peterson; Paul Barton, Dennis Peter son, Steven Peacock, Mr. Braithwaite, Coach, Merrill Washburn, George Braithwaite, John Hall. Baseball Combining talents, these boys won 8 Region and State tourneys in Class B. They have won II individual medals and this beautiful trophy. In the last 5 years our teams have won 4 Region and 2 State Championships. L. to R.: Kenneth Wanlass, Ron Sherman, Jackson Gibson, Ricky Duncan, Greg Maylett; Ronald Kohut, David Shand, Dee Keisel, Dan Brown, Brent Cox. - 67 - 3HA 'Daddy-Date flight At the annual Daddy-Date Night, a banquet and program was prepared by members of the FHA. Both the girls and their best beaus enjoyed a de- lightful evening. JMA JaskioH Show Fashion on Parade was the theme of the FHA Fashion Show. The models were introduced on a revolving platform depict- ing a typical city bus stop corner. Acting as hostesses were Janis Stout and Kathy King. A slight interruption which the audience seemed to enjoy was made by Terry (clown) Wall. Drill Zeam Showing At the Drill Team Showing, various marches and special numbers were pre- sented to the public for their enjoyment. These marches included: Cugat’s Nougat's, Syncopated Clock, Acapulco 1922, 76 Trombones, and The Flashlight Drill.” Other special numbers were presented making the evening an enjoyable one. ! I 4 Jrl Exhibit 1 i j S j r | Vil r , ® “terri-fic - 69 - Speech Jmi Dram tics Students receiving superior ratings at the State Speech Meet were Suzanne Holm, Bruce Findlay, and Margaret Dyreng. Region IX Speech Meet winners going to State were: Bruce Findlay, Steve Peacock, Ann Cannaday, Terry Wall, Laura Hansen, Janice Mortensen, JoAnn Braithwaite, Suzanne Holm, Elaine Stewart, and Margaret Dyreng. Janis Stout (center) was chosen Region IX Best Actress. Wendy McGarry, Bill Green and Jack Anderson played the leading roles in A Marriage Proposal directed by Mr. Antrei. My Lady Dreams” directed by Mr. Cannaday included Sharon Shuffler, Norma Keeler, Re- gina McQuarrie, Ruby Duncan, Julia Lowery, and Janis Stout. - 70 - (Z3ZZ? Though one of the smallest classes at MHS, the journalism group has systematically turned out a bi-weekly edition of Templar Trumpet through- out the year. Convinced that the school-paper performs a definite service to the school, the all-girl class has attempted to keep student body members posted on newsy developments, to build school spirit, integrate activities within the school, editorialize on current problems, and also to include a bit of humor and featurized items of interest to readers. Acting as editor for the '62-'63 school year, Margaret Dyreng has suc- cessfully managed the publication despite such disadvantages as having no fellows in the class to act as sports editor. Class members agree that journalistic effort encourages habits of clear, concise written expression, accuracy in typing and the various aspects of the duplicating process. Model U.M- Commercial Meet Winners of the High School Poetry Contest were Bruce Findlay, Regina McQuarrie, and Margaret Dyreng. Prizes were poetry books of their own choice. Poetry Winners In the Commercial Meet, participants were: left to right Launa Larson, Ruby Duncan, Geneva Tucker, NaDean Arm- strong, Helen Thompson, Ann Canna- day, David Anderson, Linda Keisel, Janis Stout, Lewis Bagnall, Susan Cox, Suzanne Holm, and Barbara Scow (not pictured). Mrs. Nell was advisor. The shorthand team took 4th place, with Suzanne winning 4th. Helen won 2nd place in bookkeeping and the team won 3rd. Among the several hundred Utah high school students involved in the studies of foreign lands were MHS enthusiasts, representing our school at the State Model U.N. Delegates were left to right: M. Dyreng, B. Findlay, D. Barton, G. Barnett, D. Shand, W. McGarry, C. Nelson, and K. Keller (not pictured). Their advisor was Mr. Clair Erickson. M-Vay With the boys washing the M and the girls clean- ing the school, M-Day proved a success for all who parti- cipated. After spending a grueling morning in the warm school building or on the mosquito infested mountainside, MHS'ers joyfully greeted an afternoon of excitement at the Manti City Park. Weary workers were treated to a re- freshing lunch by the faculty. Although we had a small turn out, we spent an active afternoon. Volleyball, tug of war, and softball were among the games played. The big event of the afternoon proved to be the powder-puff football. Con- sidering that it was powder-puff, there were several casualties on both sides. However, the girls romped the boys with the lop-sided score of 21-0. Finishing off the day's activities was the FHA Record Hop. Highlighting the dance was the Senior raffle. The irony of the situation was that the three prizes were won by Seniors. Something rotten in Denmark? - 73 - yearbook Staff Editor Helen Thompson confers with Business Manager Linda Olsen and future Clarion Editor Kay Keller about yearbook plans. Because Elaine Stewart is moving out of the area, Kay was appointed ’64 Editor. Co-editor Elaine Stewart enjoys a bit of humor as she and the business staff Rosmary Anderson, LaVee Jensen, and Ruth Clarke prepare strategy for solicit- ing ads. Discussing layout with Art Editor Wendy McGarry and Body-copy Writer Regina McQuarrie, Advisor Mr. Cannaday finds something to laugh about for a change. - 74 - Honors Science Fair Special Manors The annual Honors Assembly produced reactions of smiles and humor. Some went away bedecked with medals enough to make a Gen- eral envious. The Competitive Assembly was won by the junior class--”Mr. Music, U.S.A. It is the third year that a jun- ior class has won the assembly award. All-around athlete etc, etc, etc. . . Drama and Speech ! Scholarship, Physical Science, etc, etc, etc, .... Music - 76 - Honor Speakers Richard Wintch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wintch, and Helen Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Thomp- son, earned the honor of being Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively, of their grad- uating class. Valedictorian t Salutatorian Both maintained a near perfect scholas- tic record in addition to their other outstanding achievements in clubs, organizations, and extra-curricular activities. Student Qovernntent Smiles of victory on their faces, next year's student body officers point to the elec- tion registration book fter a close race. Pres. Greg Maylett (right) and Lynda Johnson, vice- pres. (seated) will share the leadership duties with activity agent, Tony Anderson, and sec- retary Barbara Anderson. - 77 - With stealth and furtiveness, Mr. Cannaday and year- book staff members managed to slip this page past Editor Helen Thompson. As Utah's delegate to the Stu- dent Burgesses in Williamsburg, Vir- ginia, former capital of that State, Bruce Findlay was among 94 students which consisted of Student Council Pres, of the 50 states and AFS students from 31 different countries, who dis- cussed their future under the leadership of important magazine writers and teachers. Helen, assisted by her brother- in-law and his son and daughter, pre- sented an enlightening and educational assembly on her six months' stay in Guatemala. Costumes, music, slides, and native pieces brought a new insight from Latin America to us all. Citizenship, scholarship, service—a credit to MHS These accolades go to this smiling group chosen by the faculty each quarter—for these qualities. And capturing the Top Templar of the Year Award was Margaret Dyreng, who was also honored as a quarter Top-Templar. Pictured left to right (bottom), Richard Wintch, Linda Olsen, David Barton, Norma Keeler, Steve Peacock, and Janis Stout. - 78 - Commencement Autographs Senior Commencement Assembly In a cleverly written skit entitled Dear Diary, the Seniors presented their last assembly recounting high- lights of their three years at Manti High School. The prognostication was presented by three messengers on a white fluffy cloud which floated across stage as if on cue and the lyrics of Magic Mo- ments rang down the curtain for the last time for this Class of 1963. Dear Diary:” FINALE - MAGIC MOMENTS Heavenly Prognosticators - 81 - Commencement The Commencement exercises of 1963 were climaxed fittingly when the class rose to sing the school song. The contrast of white robes beside the bright red worn by the boys was as eye-evoking as the commencement address was ap- pealing to the ear of all in attendance. The honors speakers, showing astute thinking and maturity, delivered their speeches with conviction and clarity as the beckoning finger of life drew to a close their high school career. MR. OTTO WIESLEY RICHARD WINTCH HELEN THOMPSON - 82 - Candids Autographs Jun Page Snaps Johnl Geneva, look at those bicepsl Can X ou Juiagine - - 85 - Baby Days MATCHING TEST Linda Olsen Jack Anderson Kenneth Wanlass Douglas Dyreng Elaine Stewart Larry Ogden Peggy DeMill Bruce Findlay Billie Kay Keller Kathy King Linda Madsen Ruth Clarke Linda Keisel Ann Cannaday Pete Lund Norma Keeler Brent Thursby Paul Barton Linda Johnson Maree Kjar Tony Anderson Dennis Peterson Kenneth Olsen Don Christensen Paul Cox Sally Madsen Janice Mortensen -T----- - 86 - Js We Were MATCHING TEST Max Reid Judy Gulbranson Jim Peterson Bruce Nell Jannice Franks Wendy MfcGarry Kathleen Hansen Jack Jensen Annette Black Fred Carpenter Barbara Anderson Helen Thompson Eva Joy Reid Greg Maylett Billy Green Marilyn Nielson Suzanne Holm Margaret Dyreng r - 87 - Ready when they make the basket. We're waiting fellas. lit Lunch break. Whew - now for the next issue, girls. Netl Kji 'J PAL Don't confuse me with facts, my mind's made up. i Good shot, students! Active? Ne Cest Pas? Pucker and Blow Ha, anybody could do that Now, the Waltz No comment, please easy on the eye-shadow This is a soft tissue - 90 - What's that red stuff, Mr. Wheeler? Take that backl I see the birdie' Now, to Mr. C’s acting What causes pimples? This is serious business - 92 - Advertising Autographs Core Brothers Distributors ASPHALT CONTRACTORS — EXCAVATING COAL -- GENERAL HAULING — READY MIX CONCRETE TELEPHONE 835-4331 Manti Utah - 95 - Sphraim business Association Patronize Your Community Eva Mayo's Progress Market Ephraim Milling Elevator Co. Mary's A. G. Store Tyro Club Christensen's Nielson Appliance LaRue's Floral Dairy Queen Bank of Ephraim Ephraim Enterprise Qewey's 66 Service Johnson Lumber Company Spencer Olsen Conoco Service M.S.T. T. Company Anderson Drug Reed's Sinclair Boyd Goble Ephraim Co-op Lee's Variety Store A J Chevrolet Wilford Anderson Glen Bartholomew Christiansen Furniture Hardware Hermansen Lumber Hardware Christensen's Meats Towne Theatre Chevron Station Nelson's Used Cars Ephraim Hotel Cafe Byron Tucker L M Trailer Company Carlisle Manufacturing Company Garrick Motors College City Cleaners Dr. Neil Larsen Dr. McQuarrie Cow Palace Lanes Ground Breaking Ceremonies at Snow College for the Union Building and the Girls' and Boys' Dormitories. - 96 - GO WHERE THEY ALL GO Zke Monrite Plant Dutson ’sJJi W Root beer STERLING, UTAH EPHRAIM, UTAH Manti Cions Club Community-Minded Men Proud to Belong to a Service Club which Helps Make Manti a Better, More Active City MANTI LIONS CLUB ROSTER Leslie J. Anderson Bruce J. Barton Lee R. Barton Robert I. Barton Reuben L. Buchanan .iloyd 0. Christiansen Ray P. Cox Bruce Jennings Lanny Lund Larry Lund Lloyd R. Nielsen Clarence A. Peterson Larry Stahle Donald Stott Kenneth Tuttle Stanley Voorhees Maynard C. Wankier Forrest Washburn Manti Business Association 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 Texaco Service Buchanan Mortuary Bradshaw Auto Parts Bradley’s A. G. Bartons' Grocery Chief Pontiac Don's Barber Shop, ■tv .FINE FOOTWEAR (UANl Elliott's Pharmacy F. S. Carpenter and Son Harmon's Jensen's Department Store 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 Miller's Bakery Merriam's Grocery W r Bank of Spkraim “Zke People’s ftank ” 5S l ears of Service - 99 - Your Account is Welcome at Our Bank 73 YEARS OF Safety - Security - Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - 100 - Utah Jdaho School Supply Co. EVERYTHING FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL 155 SOUTH STATE STREET SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS O. C. Zamer {jewelry Co. Phone DA 2-1039 42 West 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah Zhe City of Ephraim MANTI HIGH SCHOOL AND STUDENT BODY FOR THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS THIS PAST YEAR - 101 - EPHRAIM’S NEWEST INDUSTRY Extends Congratulations To Manti High School on Y Sky-C Another Successful Year. i ■■■ GRADE i f MILK W- Pasteurized.Homogenized JC k M trailer Mfy- Company Phone EPHRAIM, UTAH 283-4218 Manufacturer of Roadrunner Travel Trailers. EPHRAIM, UTAH your Entertainment Center WISHES YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD AND AN ENJOYABLE TIME ALWAYS. Come Out and Bowl - 102 - As a Service Club, Ephraim Cions Believe in Sanpete Community Progress. We Congratulate Manti High School and Invite You When You Graduate From Here To Enter These Doors For Personal Progress. Roy F. Reid - President Glen C. Nelson - President elect Dr. Neil M. Larsen - Secretary K. C. Anderson EXTENDS HIS CONGRATULATIONS to MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to Manti High School For Another Good Year Moroni Seed Company Standard of California Ralph S. Blackham General Manager - 103 - AMITY Amity Drive-]h i CASUAL ENJOYMENT COME AS YOU ARE GRADUATING SENIORS Authorized RCA Service Sales COLOR and BLACK WHITE 835-3201 MANTI For Zhe City of Sterling DEAN- CtlUd -DALE XV k Radio SERVICE ...to M.H.S. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY RICHFIELD, UTAH Personal Development A Through Community Service YbjSJF MVfk Manti ]ayeees Mr DEPENDABLE SERVICE For Dependable Delivery Hiland Dairy Call-283-4876 Ephraim, Utah - 104 - 29. Regi stra non OCTOBER SEPTEMBER 1. Biology Field Trip 2. i. 4. Lyceum 9. 1. Letter Lighting 5. Horseback Ride 15. B Get Acquainted Dance Harvest Ball 16. i 21. Baseball - Wayne at MHS 12. Baseball - MHS at No. Sevier 24. FHA Installation 15- 16-17. Play - Mr. Angel” 29. D 25. Kay Keeler Assembly 17. Region Baseball 30. ; 26. J-V Cheerleader Tryouts 26. Senior Assembly Si 28. U. E. A. Sophomore Swing n •wBft . FEBRUARY MARCH 1. Basketball - MHS at Gunnison 6. MHS Traveling Assembly to Gunnison and North Sanpete 8. Basketball - Wasatch at MHS 13. FFA Fathers and Son Banquet 14. FHA Daddy Date Night 15. FFA Sweetheart Ball 19. Juab Traveling Assembly 20. Basketball - MHS at North Sanpete 22. Basketball - Juab at MHS 28. Round Robin 1. Round Robin 6. Lyceum 8. Junior Prom - 13-14-15. State Basketball Tournament 15. End of Third Quarter 22. Drama Record Hop 26. Spacemobile 27. Region 9 Drama Meet 3. 7. 14. Quarter jly 15. y 17. y 19. is Dance 21. issembly MHS 22. ormal 27. DECEMBER Lyceum Basketball - Emery at MHS Sophomore Hop Basketball - MHS at So. Summit Basketball - MHS at Heber Christmas Concert FHA Christmas Party Alumni Assembly Christmas Vacation Basketball - MHS at Emery Senior Ball Basketball - Panguitch at MHS JANUARY 2. School Resumes 4. Helen Thompson Assembly Basketball - Gunnison at MHS 11. End of Second Quarter Basketball - MHS at Wasatch 16. Student Council Day 18. Basketball - No. Sanpete at MHS 24-25-26. Play Ghosts of Rhodes Manor 25. Basketball - MHS at Juab 30. Wasatch Traveling Assembly 31. Sophomore AssemDly APRIL 6. Dixie Track Meet Snow High Day 8. Music Concert 10. Lyceum 12. Richfield Track Meet 12-13. State Drama Meet 19-20. Model U. N. 24. Drill Team Community Showing 25-26-27. One Act Plays 27. Regional Commercial Meet at Snow BYU Invitational Art Exhibit MAY 3. Drill Team Tryouts 6. Senior Sluff 8. Drill Team Banquet 10. M Day - FHA Hop 11. Richfield Region Tennis Track 13-14. Baseball Championship 16. FHA Fashion Show 18. State Track Meet 23. Senior Program 23-24. State Baseball Finals 24. School Ends - Commencement . : 5 ? ‘t ft JV , W.h 7 m y.‘«V,u -t r