Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

Here they come, some a walking, some a riding. Energy released after years of being kept in hiding. ENTER THE YOUNG Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Provo, Utah They’re climbing up the ladder of life- Here they come, some with tasks and ail with an education to complete. ENTER THE YOUNG THEY’RE LEARNING TO THINK MORE THAN 5 YOU THINK THEY THINK BOARD OF EDUCATION AND SUPERINTENDENT Jack Burr Superintendent 6 PRINCIPAL G LEAVE’S MESSAGE Winston Gleave Principal I would like to reflect some of my thoughts as to what the Educational philos- ophies in the future are going to advocate. It is very likely that if the knowledge explosion continues, a student must assume more of the responsibility for his own education than he has done in the past. Many studies show that 50 percent of the students fail the college of their choice during the freshman year. The largest single reason is the inability of the student to properly handle free time. Modern philosophies will assume and demand that students are capable of meeting the challenge of using free time, to do research, to inquire and develop skills, talents and aptitudes for self improvements. This modern philosophy must assume that most students (as high as 95 percent) will attend schools without overt institutional coercion. As the students attend a school that clothes them with dignity of making choices concerning their educational future and expects them to live with these choices, they will waken to the meaning of education and help prepare themselves for their future rather than leaving it up to someone else. 7 FACULTY Thelma Smith Wilbur Braithwaite Eunice Alder Albert C. Antrei Norma M Goodwin Nedra Gaskill Glen K Goodwin Larry Bradley Erma Young FACULTY Ruth D Scow Clair Erickson Robert Bessey Ned Jensen Karen Gleave Morlin Cox Douglas Bjerregaard Earl Wheeler Lorna V Nell 9 Walt Johnson Bus Driver Ted Thompson Bus Driver Dean Parry Bus Driver LUNCH ROOM COOKS—Left to right: Bernice Ottosen. Alma Wanlass. lola Hoggan, Dortha Braithwaite. Carol Lowry. 10 HERE THEY COME SOME A DOING, AND- SOME A LEADING. Todd Nielson Rebecca Mortenson Todd Nielson filled well his position of studentbody president. He took on the responsibility of leadership and helped to make one of the great- est years possible. Rebecca Mortenson smiled her cute smile all year, through even the toughest jobs. She seemed to add pep to the school and everyone's day. She was truly a great choice for vice president. Brant Tuttle was an activity man- ager that really planned some exciting activities. Jeannine Howell served as our bubbly secretary. She was always there with free-flying spirit and fresh ideas. STUDENT- BODY LEADERS 12 Jeannine Howell First row, left to right: Nancy Lee. Kathy Danieis, Rolayne Jensen. Sherrie Christensen. Brant Tuttle. Todd Nielson. Jeannine Howell. Rebecca Mortenson. Eirs Sorensen. Ann Miller. Myrna Green Second row: Brad Anderson. Roger Lund. Mary Ruth Barton, Rosalyn Smith. Claudia Tibbs. Sandra Cherry. Linda Hall. Marie Levergne. Kathryn Beacham. Jann Jacobson. Kristine Stoddard. Julianne Howell. Rebecca Nelson. Lynda Tatton. Jolene Owens Third row: Neil Dobson. Kevin Cox. LaMar Barton. John Keeler. Mr Erickson. Mike Davidson. Dari Mangelson. Craig Nielson. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council has been one of the most progressive in the history of Manti High School. They have had a campaign against litter bugs and people who jay walk. Both of which were great helps in making the year a memorable one. The publicity committee helped keep the school and the public informed on the activities of the year. This has been a new branch of the Student Council just formed this year. It has done a great job. The student council sponsored the first dance of the year which was a roaring success. All things considered the student council did a great job for the 1968-69 school year. 13 The distinguished Senior Class of 69 of Manti High School looks back over three well-spent years of school. As they reminisce over the old times past, they look forward, too, to a future life unknown and unexplored by themselves. They wish todedicate a portion of their understanding and school spirit to the lower classmen for the betterment of our school, now and future. John Keeler. Kay Nelson. Sandra Bartholomew. Sandra Cherry SENIOR 14 OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS Roger Lund. Nanci Shiozaki. Kathryn Beacham, Craig Nielson. This has been an outstanding year for the Junior class. It has been spiced with their dances, assembly and other extra-curricular activities. Held in the storehouse of knowledge of the Junior class, the Junior Prom stands out as one of the most exciting events of the school year. Shades of purple, and the theme, Somewhere set the captivating atmosphere for this event. People wondering what the year to come would be like, looked over the Junior class. What they saw pleased them, for among the Juniors could be found existing and potential leaders, scholars, and athletes. When the year ended and the Senior colors began to fade, the Junior lines shifted to lead the spectrum of M .H .S. As the Sophomores swung into the 1968-69 school year they brought with them their energy, enthusiasm, willing- ness to help and tremendous school spirit. Under the direction of their advisers. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin, they plunged eagerly into all school activities, and came out successful and happy in everything. To prove their worth they attained second place in the letter-lighting and using a traffic dance as the setting for their Sophomore Swing, contributed fun and excitement to the M.H.S. school year. Their assembly also provided gaiety and entertainment for the studentbody. As the Sophomores looked back over a fun year, they continued to push forward to their Junior year with great expectations and hope. Brad Anderson. Steven Kjar, Rebecca Nelson. Sharon Nielson. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS HERE THEY COME SENIORS Val Anderson Sandra Bartholomew Rose Benally Tom Adams Douglas Bailey Beverly Brown Jeff Anderson Lamar Barton Sandra Cherry Ralph Adams Alan Braithwaite Sherrie Christensen Then I knew that she knew that 18 1969 Shauna Christensen Kevin Cox Murray Edwards Kim Clarke Vickie Cox Kimball Findlay David Clegg Mike Davidson Ricky Gonzales Carol Cox Richard Draper Eddie Gray 19 Eighty-two days left! SENIORS Sandie Grubbs Sally Hibbins Oarol Jorgenson A short circuit??? Charles Wanlass Mary Joy Jensen Allen Keisel 20 1969 Gayle Klindworth Randy Larsen Dari Mangelson Jeff Killian Ronnie Lewis Shelley Mickelson Brent Larsen Lewis Madsen Ann Miller Pauline Madsen Diana Merriam Rebecca Mortensen Come on Myrna— Louder' 21 Kay Nelson Todd Nielson Danny Owens Steven Nelson Lee Nielson Leonard Pritchard SENIORS Agnes May Wilkerson Trena Nielson Royce Robertson Did you say that Formaldehyde is a pickling solution? 22 1969 Linda Simonsen Kristine Stoddard Bryan Russell Charles Stevens Marty Wilson Eris Sorenson Jack White Susan Shand Claudia Ann Tibbs Drink to me only with thine eyes 23 JUNIORS Kay Barton Lynette Braithwaite Larry Cox Kari Kaye Anderson Larry Black Debra Cox Mary Ruth Barton Jannine Cherry Toni Cox Kathryn Beacham Donny Christensen Carol Davidson Far. far away! 24 1970 Guy Denton Glen Green Evalyn Johnson Cynthia Graham Cecelia Jensen Jeff Jensen Don Findlay Jeannine Howell Guy Keisel Chris Erickson Greg Howell Buddy Keisel Good grief! 25 JUNIORS Nancy Lee LeAnna McArthur Kim Nielson Marie Levergne Betty Jean Mortensen Catherine Olson Glade Ludvigson Sandra Mower Dick Olson i Roger Lund Douglas Neeley Scott Olsen I Michael Mart Craig Nielsen Michael Otten Now. where is that key? 26 1970 Elaine Peterson Kathryn Russel Vickie Sorensen Gary Peterson Nanci Shiozaki Stella Sorensen Kathy Price Karen Simonsen Gaylen Squire Louise Rosquist Connie Sorensen Ronald Stevenson Is he gone? JUNIORS 1970 Cherie Wanlass Mary Wintch Evelyn Washburn Ricky Woolsey i Brant Tuttle Steven Willardsen t Randy Swenson Steven Willden Scott Williams Irene Young 28 Light the letters, then FOOD Don Adams Michael Anderson Eric Christensen SOPHOMORES 1971 'i Lola Jane Adams Mark Armstrong Eileen Braithwaite Janet Adams Loene Beal Randy Sown Brad Anderson Scott Armstrong Jim Braithwaite Sharon Anderson Mark Aston Beckie Brugger Stanley Christiansen 29 SOPHOMORES Mark Cox Paula Duncan Spencer Garrick Scott DeLeeuw Aura Denton Denise Fergusson Charlotte Daniels Pete Dunnigan Joe Frischknecht Dorthie Grubbs Vickie Draper Jane Ericson John Grahm 30 1971 Leah Hedelius Jann Jacobson Alta Keisel 31 Kallene Keller Lynn Ann Keller Deanna Larsen Terry Lund SOPHOMORES Kay Mangelson Clair Nielson Sharon Nielson Dennis Monson Suzanne Nicholls Barbara Olsen William Mortensen Patsy Nielson Helen Olsen 32 Gloria Peterson Glen Mower Richard Nielson Jane Peterson Michael Sorenson Barbara Thomson Kreg Parry Debbra Peterson Corynne Stahle Cynthia Tibbs 33 Hooray! It's Friday. HERE THEY COME THEY’VE LEARNED NOT ONLY TO THINK BUT TO DARE... Top left: John Keeler. Kay Barton. Craig Nielsen. Steve Willardsen. Kevin Cox. Kim Clarke. Coach Braithwaite First row: Kay Nelson. Ronnie Lewis. Buddy Keisel. Larry Cox. Lamar Barton. Doug Neeley. Jeff Jensen 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL Lamar Barton Steven Willardsen Larry Cox Craig Nielsen Kay Barton Buddy Keisel Ronnie Lewis Kevin Cox Kim Clarke Doug Neeley Kay Nelson MANAGERS: John Keeler. Jeff Jensen. Coach Braithwaite 38 BASKETBALL Manti SEASON Visitor 49 N. Sanpete 53 69 Gunnison 46 75 Wasatch A. 42 61 Juab 71 58 N. Sanpete 45 54 Gunnison 34 70 Wasatch A. 56 72 Juab 63 ROUND ROBIN Manti Visitor 74 Richfield 71 47 N. Sanpete 46 42 South Sevier 52 STATE 52 Union 65 65 Wasatch 52 70 Monticello 41 59 Morgan 60 FIGHT FIGHT GO GO WIN Front row: E. Christensen, D. Findlay, R Nielson, M Aston Second row: G. Carlisle, E. Gray. J Braithwaite, G. Howell Back row: B. Hatch. K. Clarke. J Jensen. K. Barton. L Barton. Coach Braithwaite 40 Front row: R. Stevenson. C. Wanlass. D. Owens. R. Woolsey. J. Anderson. J. Jensen. J. Knight Second row: Coach Goodwin. S Kjar, R. Lewis. G. Peterson. L. Cox. G. Denton. K. Nelson. B Tuttle Back row: H Sanders. T Reid. N Dobson. C. Erickson. C Nielsen. S Willard- sen. S. Wilden TRACK 41 BASEBALL TEAM Back row: Coach Goodwin. Danny Owens. Dale Nielson. Brant Tuttle. Guy Denton. Buddy Keisel. Lewis Madsen. Kevin Cox. Lamar Barton. Second row: Brad Anderson. Kim Nielson. Mark Cox. Doug Neeley. Larry Cox. Kevin Towt. 42 Top row: Gaylen Squire. Don Adams. Danny Owens. Charles Wanlass. Guy Denton. Michael Otten Second row: Jeff Anderson. Royce Robertson. Larry Black. Kim Nielson. Scott DeLeeuw. Steven Bailey. Clair Nielson WRESTLING SCORES Manti Visitor 37 So. Sevier 20 22 So. Sevier 7 23 Gunnison 33 19 So. Sevier 35 27 Juab 32 12 Emery 41 18 N. Sanpete 29 17 Gunnison 29 14 Juab 34 17 N. Sanpete 33 10 Emery 43 43 Front row: Mark Aston. Hart Sanders. Mark Cox. Joe Frischknecht. Eric Christensen. Kevin Towt Back row: Steven Kjar. Manager; Jim Braithwaite. Michael Sorensen. Brian Hatch. Coach Goodwin. Neil Dobson. Brad Anderson. William Mortensen. Richard Nielson. Manager J.V. BALL TEAM Manti JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD PRE-SEASON GAMES Visitor 39 East Carbon 33 33 Wasatch 48 45 Emery 52 47 Piute 45 55 Bryce Valley 27 43 Panguitch 54 63 Monticello 48 43 Wayne 41 33 Dixie LEAGUE GAMES 77 29 North Sanpete 34 47 Gunnison 34 33 Wasatch Academy 22 27 Juab 60 32 North Sanpete 35 61 Gunnison 41 43 Wasatch Academy 19 35 Juab 58 44 Marsha Hansen, Barbara Olsen. Kallene Keller. Deborah Kae Howell. 45 HERE THEY COME SOME A DOING SOME A TRYING OLIVER Top row: Dennis Monson. Neil Dobson. Craig Nielson, Mary Ruth Barton. Jeannine Howell. Don Hermansen. Kay Mangelson, Mark Aston Bottom row: Julianne Howell. Cynthia Tibbs. Barbara Olsen, Stella Sorensen. Kathy Beacham OLIVER Oliver.................................................................Julianne Howell Fagin..................................................................Don Hermansen Artful Dodger..............................................................John Keeler Bill Sikes.................................................................Mark Aston Nancy. Mr. Bumble Mrs. Corney Mr. Brounlon Mr. Sowerbersy. Charlotte Noah Calypole Mrs. Bedwin Bet Old Sally Directors Barbra Olsen Craig Nielson Kathy Beacham Dennis Monsen Kay Mangelson Cynthia Tibbs Neil Dobson Mary Ruth Barton Stella Sorenson Marie Levergne Mr. Antrei, Mrs. Gaskill, Mr. Jensen 48 Top row: Barbara Olsen, Becki Hiss. Evelyn Washburn, Kari Kaye Anderson, Kathryn Russell, Kathy Daniels. Randy Swenson. Greg Carlisle Second row: Claudia Tibbs. Jann Jacobson. Margaret Graser. Connie Sorensen. Cindy Tibbs. Mary Ruth Barton. Connie Sorensen .. Mary Ruth Barton .. Margaret Graser... Jann Jacobson .... Cynthia Tibbs...... Becki Hiss......... Kari Kaye Anderson Claudia Tibbs...... Barbra Olsen....... Kathryn Russell.... Evelyn Washburn .. Kathy Daniels...... Randy Swenson ... Greg Carlisle...... PARTICIPANTS ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Humorous Reading ............................Humorous Reading ............................Serious Mono-act ...........................Humorous Reading ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Serious Mono-act ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Serious Mono-act ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Dramatic Reading ............................Humorous Reading ............................Humorous Reading 49 TAMING OF THE SHREW CAST OF CHARACTERS Servants to Petruchio Curtis.................................Ralph Adams Grumio...................................Don Findlay A Pedant.........................Terry Reid Servant.................................Greg Carlisle Katherine............................Barbara Olsen Bianca................................Stella Sorensen Widow.......................Connie Sorensen Baptista......................Kay Mangelson Vincentio.....................Dennis Monson Peturchio.....................Dari Mangelson Suitors to Bianca Gremio....................................Jeff Killian Hortensio.........................David Clegg Lucentio......................Jeff Anderson Card Girls Cynthia Tibbs Margaret Graser Mary Ruth Barton Connie Sorensen Servants of Lucentio Tranio............................John Keeler Biondello......................Brad Anderson 50 Front row, loft to right: D. Adams. J Jensen. C Olson. C. Erickson. K. Stoddard. J. Killian Second row: L Barton. J. Anderson. E Gray. T Adams. K Nielson. L Black. B Russell. H. Sanders Third row: K Towt. K Barton. K Cox. C. Tibbs. D Stott C. Tibbs C Nielson. J. Frischknecht. G Howell. J. Howell. K. Stoddard. Fourth row: T. Reid. S Williams. J. Keeler. Advisor; C. Erickson. K Russell. M Wintch. J. Howell. D. Cox. J Johnson. J. Erickson. L. Keller. M. Graser SKI CLUB The ski club is a new organization at Manti High School. It has been very active and has supplied lessons for safety on skis for the mem- bers of the club. It has provided transportation for the members of the club on the various outings and activities sponsored. The Manti chapter of the Ski Club has been partici- pating as a member of the United States Ski Association. OFFICERS: President. Jeff Jensen; Secretary. Cathy Olson; Reporter. Kristine Stoddard; Vice President. Chris Erickson. 51 First row: Mary Ruth Barton. Nancy Lee. Helen Olsen. Marie Levergne Second row: Toni Cox. Lora Nielson. Cynthia Graham. Sharon Nielson. Trena Nielson. Mary Joy Jensen, Sandra Cherry, Claudia Tibbs Third row: Glen Green. Dennis Monson, Cynthia Tibbs. Mary Wintch. Advisor Mr Antrei; Beckie Brugger. Kathy Beacham. Dari Mangelson FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The purpose of the FLC this year was to study foreign countries and learn about their various cultures. The members included students from the French and German classes and other students interested in language. The club participated in many fun activities, including a German dinner, which they prepared and served themselves. Serving as President this year was Jeff Killian, with Nancy Lee, Secretary and Claudia Tibbs, Reporter. Mr. Albert Antrei was Advisor. 52 First row, loft to right: Dari Mangelson. Jeff Klllain, Myrna Green. Editor. Toni Cox; Julianne Howell. Kristine Stoddard Second row: Ralph Adams. Don Hermanson. Lora Nielson. Rosalyn Smith. Linda Simonson. Jeannine Howell. Advisor Mrs. Smith Third row: Kathy Beacham. Cynthia Graham. Cathy Olson, Katherine Stoddard. Claudia Tibbs. Jane Erickson. Carol Davidson PAPER STAFF The Templar Trumpet staff has burned the midnight oil many times this year, in an effort to bring to the students and faculty the latest news and views from around the MHS campus. The staff members have held “sparkle sessions” to add interest to the already great paper. They kicked “that gunky old mimeograph machine” when it wouldn’t work, continually ran out of boo boo juice” erased and “patched” many stencils. The staff is very grateful to Mr. Larry Stahle for printing the pictures in the Trumpet. 53 Top left: Debra Cox. Debbie Stott. Mary Wintch. Dari Mangelson. Don Findlay. Margaret Graser. Irene Young Second row: Suzanne Nicholls. Helen Olsen. Charlotte Danials. Kallene Keller. Deborah Kay Howell. Marsha Hanson. Val Anderson. Advisor Mrs Nell Third row: Louise Rosquist. Jolene Owens. Deanna Larsen. Cyinthia Tibbs. Connie Sorensen. Mary Ruth Barton. Stella Sorensen. Kathy Price. Karen Simonsen; Editors: Kathy Daniels. Nancy Lee YEARBOOK The Yearbook this year has really been a challenge to all who participated in putting it to- gether. but all who have helped to any extent have been well satisfied with the result. The yearbook staff has worked around the theme of “Enter the Young”, which has been most gratifying. The work has been well rewarded by the results, which really show the youth of today and exemplifies some of their ideas. 54 Top Left: Kay Barton, Kevin Cox. Lamar Barton. Roger Lund Front: Steven Nelson Ned Jensen. Advisor; Charles Wanlass KMHS, or the Radio Club has been more than a radio station to Manti High this year. Besides bringing entertaining sounds to Manti, it has helped the clubs, classes, and other organizations with the lighting and sound for their as- semblies. It has broadcast many of the basket- ball games, and has advertised many of the dances, shows, and other activities. RADIO CLUB Top Left: Kay Barton. Larmar Barton. Kevin Cox. Steven Nelson. Don Findlay. Brad Anderson. Bryan Russell Second row: Mark Cox. Danny Owens. Charles Wanlass. Ned Jensen. Jeff Jensen. John Keeler. Chris Erikson. Roger Lund. Greg Carlisle. Front: Cath- erine Olsen. Claudia Tibbs 55 Left to right: Jann Jacobson. Eileen Braithwaite. Evalyn Johnson. Paula Duncan. Lynette Braithwaite. Lynn Ann Keller. Debbra Peterson. Ann Miller. Charlotte Daniels. Nancy Lee. Toni Cox. Stella Sorenson. Cecelia Jenson. Debbie Stott. Sandra Cherry. Nancy Shiozaki. Linda Simonsen. Julianne Howell. Rosalyn Smith. Debra Cox. Kristine Stoddard. Jane Erickson. Jeanie Johnson. Cynthia Graham. Jeannine Howell. Gayle Klindworth, Rebecca Neilson. Sherrie Christensen. Cathy Russell. Sandra Bartholomew. Claudia Tibbs. TEMPLARETTES OFFICERS — Left to right: Stella Sorenson. Rosalyn Smith. Nancy Shiozaki. Kristine Stoddard. Julieanne Howell. Sandra Bartholomew. Cynthia Graham. 56 MANTI HIGH BAND Front row, loft to right: R Jenson, S. Sorenson Second row: D. Cox. L Barton. J. Howell, N Jenson. Director. Third row: K Simonsen. C. Graham. M Aston. G Green. E Cristensen. N Shiozaki, K Stoddard. S Bartholomew. J. Jacobson Fourth row: E. Braithwaite. K Anderson. D Stott. B Anderson. J. Howell. J Johnson. K Keller. R Nielson Fifth row: K. Price. C. Olson. D Findlay. S. Kjar. D. Howell. M Green. A Wilkerson. Sixth row: N Lee. J Erickson, G Reid. K. Mang- leson. L. Simenson. B J. Mortenson Seventh row: M Barton. D Monson. K. Clarke. V. Sorenson. K. Stoddard. N. Dobson Eighth row: D Peterson. D. Hermenson. J. Braithwaite. D. Adams. R Smith. D. Clegg Ninth row: L. Black. T. Cox. M Davidson. K Kjar. C Wanlass Tenth row: J. Jensen. M Hansen. P. Nielson. T Ried. J. Graham. B. Olson. R Nielson. BAND OFFICERS: Cathy Olsen. Jeff Jen- sen. Ned Jensen. Director; Betty Jean Mortenson. 57 GIRLS’ CHORUS Top row: Jane Peterson. Jeanie Johnson, Karie Kaye Anderson. Lora Nielson. Myrna Green. Rebecca Nelson. Denise Fergusson. Jeannine Howell. Debra Cox. Cherie Wanlass. Linda Simonsen Second row: Kathryn Russell. Sharon Nielson. Mary Ruth Barton. Rosalyn Smith. Gayle Reid. Norma Miller. Lynda Tatton. Eileen Braithwaite. Jane Erickson. Margaret Graser. Kallene Keller. Third row: Helen Olson. Debora Peterson. Kristine Stoddard. Stella Sorenson. Catherine Olson. Katherine Stoddard. Toni Jane Cox, Marsha Hansen. Jann Jacobson. Kathy Price. Advisor Mrs Gaskill. Fourth row: Marie Levergne. Leah Hedelius. Cynthia Tibbs. Evelyn Washburn. Paula Duncan. Beckie Brugger. Kathryn Beacham. Karen Simonsen. Julianne Howell. A’CAPPELLA CHOIR Top Left: Jack White. Steven Willardsen. Craig Nielsen. David Peterson. Chris Erickson. Tomas Adams. Dari Mangelson. John Keeler Second row: Elaine Peterson. Lora Nielson. Sherrie Christensen. Rebecca Nelson. Louise Rosquist, Connie Sorensen. Lynn Ann Keller Third row: Julianne Howell. Linda Simonson. Deborah Dyreng. Rolayne Jenson. Ralph Adams. Val Anderson. Don Findlay. Jeff Anderson. Sandra Bartholomew. Rebecca Mortenson. Lynda Tatton. Randa Herring, Advisor Mrs. Gaskill. Fourth row: Barbra Olsen. Leah Hedelius. Carol Davidson. Paula Duncan. Becky Brugger. Lynette Braithwaite. Jane Peterson. Eileen Braith- waite. Jann Jacobson. Kathryn Beacham. Debbra Peterson. Gayle Klindworth 58 The Lettermens Club is a valuable organization at Manti High School. It is through their efforts that the school is able to purchase things that under other conditions they would not be able to afford. The Lettermen s Club sponsored a dance after one of the ball games and they also provided the food at the letterlighting. OFFICERS: Craig Nielson. Steven Willardson. Kevin Cox. LETTERMEN Top Left: Douglas Neeley. Larry Cox. Darol Jorgenson. Steven Willardson. Craig Nielson. Gaylen Squire. Kim Clarke. Jeff Jensen. Chris Erickson Advisor Wilber Braithwaite. Second row: David Clegg. Charles Wanlass. Buddy Keisel, Guy Denton. Kay Nelson. Kay Barton. Kevin Cox. Lamar Barton. Front row: Tom Adams. Clair Nielson. Danny Owens. Greg Carlisle. Ronnie Lewis. John Keeler. Kim Nielson. 59 Top row: Becker Brugger. Marie Levergne. Stella Sorenson. Irene Young. Kari Anderson. Lora Neilson. Myrna Green. Jeannine Howell. Debra Cox. Barbra Olsen Second row: Cynthia Graham. Jeanie Johnson. Vickie Sorenson. Kathy Stoddard. Deborah Kae Howell. Jane Erickson. Sharon Neilson. Rose Benally. Jane Peterson. Mrs. Smith Third row: Mary Ruth Barton. Gayle Reid. Denise Fergusson. Toni Cox. Helen Olsen. Nanci Shiozaki. Julianne Howell. Linda Simonson. Terry Reid Fourth row: Norma Miller. Corynne Stahle. Jeff Killian. Jeff Anderson. Val Anderson. Don Findlay. Jack White. Ralph Adams. Kay Maangelson, Karen Simonson, Cynthia Tibbs. Front row: Kathy Beacham. Kristine Stoddard. Claudia Tibbs. Rosalyn Smith. Dari Mangelson. Kristine Stoddard. Claudia Tibbs. Advisor. Mrs Smith; Kathy Beacham. Rosalyn Smith. FTA 60 Top row: Lee Nielson. Lewis Madsen. Murray Edwards. Reed Jacobson. Dale Nielson. Robert Wanlass Second row: Douglas Peterson. Danny Owens. Mike Otten. Gaylen Squire. Terry Lund Front row: Clair Nielson. Mark Cox. Larry Black. Scott DeLeeuw. Steve Bailey Top row: Mike Sorsen. Kevin Cox. Bryan Hatch. Mark Armstrong. William Mortensen Second row: Steven Wilden. Kay Barton. Guy Denton. Hart Sanders Third row: Larmar Barton. Scott Williams. John Keeler. Charles Stevens Front row: Scott Olsen. Glade Lud- vigson. Kim Neilson. Joe Frischknecht. OFFICERS: Charles Stevens. Larmar Barton. Kay Barton Second row: Glade Ludvigson. Scott Olsen. Kim Nielson. Advisor Mr. Wheeler. 61 FHA First row, left to rlQht: Lora Nielson. Myrna Green. Cynthia Graham. Debra Cox. Rosalyn Smith. Kristine Stoddard. Stella Sorensen. Evanlyn Johnson. Second row: Denise Fergusson, Jann Jacobson. Eileen Braithwaite. Debbra Peterson, Kallene Keller. Connie Sor- ensen. Nanci Shiazaki. Paula Duncan Third row: Lorna Lee. Alta Kiesel. Charlotte Daniels. Debbie Stott. Deborah Howell. Debarah Dyreng. Randa Herring. Kathy Beacham. Louise Rosquist Fourth row: Lynda Tatton. Rebecca Nelson. Jeanine Johnson. Vickie Sor- enson. Jeannine Howell. Gayle Reid. Irene Young. Aura Denton. Advisor. Mrs Alder; Margaret Graser. Lynn Ann Keller. First row. left to right: Sandra Mower. Marie Levergne. Karen Simonsen. Nancy Lee. Claudia Tibbs. Norma Miller. Corynne Stahle Second row: Carol Davidson. Linda Simonsen. Julieanne Howell. Barbara Olson. Loene Beal. Ann Miller. Sharon Nielson. Jane Peter- son Third row: Helen Olsen. Kari Anderson. Kathy Daniels. Sharon Anderson. Kathy Stoddard. Korine Kjar. LeAnna McArthur. Agnes Wilkerson Fourth row: Cynthia Tibbs. Kathy Price. Cherrie Wanlass. Cathy Olson. Becky Brugger. Rose Benally. Mary Barton. Toni Cox. 62 FHA FHA OFFICERS—First row: Rosalyn Smith, Evalyn Johnson. Stella Sorenson Second row: Kristine Stoddard. Myran Green, Debra Cox. Third row: Cynthia Graham, Lora Nielson. Advisor Mrs Alder MODEL UNITED NATIONS Top row: Mr Erickson. Eddie Gray. Chris Erick- son. Don Findlay. Ronnie Lewis Bottom row: Cyn- thia Graham. Toni Cox. Kristine Stoddard. Myran Green. Rosalyn Smith. 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row: Darol Jorgenson. Randy Larsen. John Graham. Dennis Monson. Neil Dobson. Second row: Helen Olsen. Cynthia Tibbs. Nanci Shiozaki. Jeannine Howell. Jeanie Johnson. Sandra Bartholomew Third row: Jane Erickson. Debbra Peterson. Charlotte Daniels. Kallene Keller. Sharon Nielson. Rose Benally. Shelly Mickelson Front row: Betty Jean Mortensen. Deborah Kae Howell. Debbie Stott. Kathy Stoddard. Jann Jacobson. Marsha Hansen. Korinne Kjar. Beverly Brown POTENTIAL MEMBERS Top row: Cynthia Graham, Lora Nielson. Mary Wintch. Kathy Daniels. Cherie Wanlass. Debra Cox. Stella Sorenson. Mary Ruth Barton. Rosalyn Smith Second row: Toni Cox. Christine Stoddard. Irene Young. Kathy Beacham. Nancy Lee. Catherine Olson. Claudia Tibbs. Susan Shand. Ann Miller. Myrna Green. Julianne Howell Front row: Craig Niesen. John Keeler. Chris Erickson. Jeff Jensen. Eddie Gray. LaMar Burton. Jeff Anderson. Larry Black. Mike Davidson. Glen Green. 64 CHARTER MEMBERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top, left: Mike Davidson; Advisor. Mr Beesey; Jeff Anderson; Advisor. Mr Bjerregaard Front row: Julianne Howell. Rosalyn Smith. The National Honor Society has been a very active club at Manti High School this year, and a very achieving one. This club is rather an exclusive one, with members meeting certain requirements such as: a 3.5 or better, grade point average; qualities of leadership; service to the school and community; and character and over-all well-roundedness. 65 HERE THEY COME RELEASED AFTER YEARS IN HIDING K V W brn M LETTERLIGHTING Friday, Sept. 13, 1968 was the date of the annual letter- lighting in Manti Canyon. The letter-lighting this year was a big success. Cans for the letters were gathered and made ready to be lighted and each cheered for his letter. Later at the program around the campfire, we sang songs and there was truly a feeling of oneness. At the Student Council dance in the Armory, the well deserving seniors were named the winners of the letter lighting. HAYRIDE At 6:30, the rolling of wheels and the rumbling of haywagons could be heard as the students of M.H.S. headed toward Gunnison Reservoir. This year's hay- ride was under the super- vision of the Studentbody Officers. Soon after arriving, the faculty served hamburg- ers and punch. The final destination for the night was at the gym where the paperstaff spon- sored a dance. Music by the First Division was enjoyed. Everyone shared the feeling that it was one of the best activities of the year. 69 FHA INSTALLATION INSTALLATION 70 PEP ASSEMBLIES 74 PEP ASSEMBLIES 75 CANDIDS OF CLASSES, ♦ SCHOOL SONG Oh schoolmates raise the cry, That shall pierce the blue on high, Three rousing cheers unto our high school, For we never shall forget, Nor shall we e'er regret, The happy days we spent at Manti High School. MHS forever, Hoorah! Hoorah! A traitor among us we never shall know Then happy, happy we, As students e'er can be Each heart loyal to our high school. Oh students from afar, Who behold the beacon star, Quickly they come unto our high school. For its true worth all shall know, As the years shall come and go, Once more three cheers unto our high school. MHS forever, Hoorah! Hoorah! A traitor among us we never shall know Then happy, happy we, As students e'er can be Each Heart loyal to our high school. — PEP CLUB FORMAL PREFERRED MEN Eddie Gray. King; Greg Howell. 1st Attendant; Eric Christensen. 2nd Attendant Pep Club Formal. ROYALTY SNOW KING Snowball. Mark Aston. King; Glen Green. 1st Atten- dant; Bryan Russell. 2nd Attendant. 80 SOPHOMORE SWING The sophomores this year, as usual, were really on the ball when they had the Sophomore Swing. It was one of the best dances of the school year. It was a traffic dance and had so many rules that almost every- one was in jail most of the time. It seemed that no matter what the people did, they ended up in jail! The jail was very easy to get into, and, thank heavens it was not hard to get out. Even the ones that spent more time behind bars” than out dancing had fun and everyone seemed to be having a great time; except maybe the cops', who happened to be some of the long suffering faculty members. 81 ROYALTY FIRST ATTENDANTS: Connie Sorensen. Larry Cox. PROM MISTRESS AND MAS- TER: Betty Jean Mortensen. Brant Tuttle SECOND ATTENDANTS: Cherie Wanlass. Greg Howell. The night of all nights, the Junior Prom was held amid decorations of camillon and rose sur- rounded by castle walls. They danced to the theme of “Somewhere from West Side Story. Before the Prom a reception was held in honor of the royalty, the chairman, co-chairman and their parents. At ten-thirty the Juniors promenaded to the music of the theme and the royalty was crowned. A group of the Juniors also sang the theme song. The music for the occasion was provided by McLoyd Erickson and his orchestra. Following the Prom, the Junior Class held a party at the bowling alley, as a perfect conclusion to a perfect night of memories. 84 THEY’VE LEARNED NOT ONLY TO THINK- BUT TO CARE k MMi 14411 Mvis+4 4 4 t TOP TEMPLARS Myrna Green Top Templar of the year FIRST QUARTER Dari Mangelson SECOND QUARTER 86 TOP TEMPLARS Kristine Stoddard Kay Nelson Todd Nielson THIRD QUARTER Rebecca Mortensen FOURTH QUARTER 87 Susan Shand SALUTATO RIAN The graduating class of '69’s Salutatorian has been chosen as Julianne Howell. Julianne is a vivacious, well-rounded girl. She has been active in many branches of the Manti school life. She has served as studentbody sec- retary, paper staff member, high school band and chorus member, FTA, FHA and drill team all add up to some of the activities Julianne has partici- pated in. In her Junior year she took honors in the Voice of Democracy . As a part of the honor society she has really shown she is a leader at M HS. Congratulations, on a well deserved honor, go to Julianne. VALEDICTORIAN A quick smile and a near perfect grade point average gave Susan Shand the honor of being the Valedictorian of this year. Congratulations are due and given with pride. Susan has been cheerleader for the past four years. In her Junior year she won second place in the American essay contest. In her Junior year she was also on the second year type, commercial meet team; this year she was on the shorthand team. She was a member of the royalty at the Junior Prom and has also been Sweetheart royalty. She has filled many other positions of leadership in the school. Susan is a good example of the type of student that makes a school great; no matter what she does she comes out on top. 88 SWEETHEARTS CONTESTANTS: Julianne Howell. Kristine Stoddard. Sandra Bartholomew. Jeannir.e Howell. Debora Peterson Nancy Lee SWEETHEART WINNERS Kristine Stoddard. Cherie Wanlass. Queen; Jeannine Howell (not pic- tured). TOP CITIZEN HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Winning this years Betty Crocker Contest was Carol Cox Mike Davidson 89 ALL STATE ROUND ROBIN WINNERS Craig Nielson was named to The Deseret News second All The Manti Templars received 2nd place at the Round Robin. State Team COMMERCIAL MEET The type meet. The shorthand meet 90 STATE FTA PRESIDENT POETRY CONTEST Dari Mangelson served as state FTA President. ESSAY CONTEST Those winning the Legion Essay Contest were Kay Barton. Glade Ludvigson. Kathy Russell. Kari Kaye Anderson. Poetry contest winners this year were Randy Swenson. Kathy Daniels, Lewis Madsen. Don Findlay. ORATORY CONTEST Winners of the Legion Oratory Contest this year were Chris- tine Stoddard and Claudia Tibbs 91 A TYPICAL DAY AT I only had on© cavity! It's not what you think, really Wanna make something of it? I don't get It Don’t you dare! Where's the ball? 92 MANTI HIGH Now. was that funny? Does someone have a safety I just washed my hair and can't pin? do a thing with it! Whenever that irresistible urge strikes Did somebody say ' Hay ? V ! While you were sleeping some- thing happened.. What d ya mean bad breath ? Psst. You forgot to shine your shoes Monday s Blaas Friday s hang-up. 93 FOREVER ENTERING As the 1968-69 school year comes to a close, we, the Clarion Staff would like to commend the students of our school on the way the youth have entered the mainstream of life, the entering of the young. This year the students of our school have developed visions of the future and begun climbing the ladder of life toward these goals. The youth of our school has worked without the stifling of age, with energy, newly released. Our youth are entering the world of today with tasks, questions and an education to complete. Part of this education is learning to think for themselves, more than any- one thinks. Here they come, some a leading and some a following, but always entering. Learning not only to think, but to dare, not only to think but to care. As the school year closes, many may feel it is also the exiting of the young; but it isn’t, the young will continue to enter, into the bigger, better, and more fruitful things of the future. SWAN SONG COME SOME A BUYING SOME A SELLING BANK OF EPHRAIM : Progress and Stability CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION COCA-COLA 96 97 MANTI CITY BANK MANTI BUSINESSMEN’S ASSOCIATION STOTT'S BARBER SHOP SERVICE CLEANERS OLSEN DAIRY QUEEN BRADSHAWS STYLE SHOP MANTI HOME SUPPLY JENSENS SIMMONS MANTI TELEPHONE CO. TEMPLE MOTEL TEMPLE CITY SERVICE PACIFIC TRAILS CHIEF PONTIAC KEITHS UPHOLSTERING BEST WISHES SCHOOL HARMON'S ELLIOTT'S PHARMACY SMITH'S FOOD STORE MANTI LUMBER COMPANY BRADLEYS A.G. MANTI GROCERY CARPENTERS MANTI MESSENGER MANTI CITY BANK MANTI MOTEL CAFE MANTI APEX HATCHERY BUCANNAN MORTUARY STEWART'S CAFE REX PETERSON S GARAGE TO MANTI HIGH STUDENTS 98 99 MANTI BUSINESSMEN’S ASSOCIATION MANTI CITY EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Leslie J. Anderson, Mayor Ben Kjar, Councilman Frank Wanless, Councilman Mayo Sorensen, Councilman Merrill Maylett, Councilman Morgan Dyreng, Councilman Wilma Cox, Sec. and Treas. John H. Nielson, Bookkeeper 101 EPHRAIM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION LEE'S VARIETY STORE DON'S A.G. PROGRESS MARKET THE JOHNSON CO. BANK OF EPHRAIM DEWEY'S 66” SERVICE STATION BARTHOLOMEW'S INSURANCE LARUE'S FLORAL NIELSON REFRIGERATION SERVICE HANSEN FARM SUPPLY CHRISTENSEN MEAT EPHRAIM MARKET EVA THOMPSON SONS GOBEL BARBER SHOP L M TRAILER SALES TYRO CLUB CHRISTENSEN'S STORE CHRISTIANSEN FURNITURE ANDERSON DRUG BAILEY ELECTRIC EVA MAYO'S DRESS SHOP Best Wishes to Manti High School Students from your ROADRUNNER Best Wishes to Manti Students from PRICE’S MARKET 102 FRIENDS 103 MANTI TELEPHONE CO. Best Wishes to Manti High DeMILL’S A W