Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

CLARION 1972 MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Julie Goodwin..............Editor Mardene Hansen..........Co-Editor Charlotte Lowry.........Co-Editor Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Provo. Utah 1 REFLECTIO ‘ F . fm Today becomes tomorrow and all the tomorrows rush to yesterdays. Only yesterday we were sophomores, juniors, or seniors on the academic front of Manti High. With a challenge offering a balance between the past and future. fF' jgjFj Manti High encompassing lives of yesterday, lives of today, lives of tomorrow. Tomorrow was the day to relax-to let yourself stop thinking, if only for a minute. But tomorrow never seemed to come. So, yrff shifted tomorrow to today to catch some social life; A quiet walk in the fallen leaves; -moments alone. Tomorrow had become yesterday and you and the school had found the best in each other. The indescribable, powerful and intangible force-You take some of it with you when you leave, you leave part of yourself when you go. Day of education, when you feel a change to perhaps a religion, a certain love, to a life lived with a goal and a purpose. Winston T. Gleave Superintendent SOUTH SANPETE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD—Clockwise: Leona Wintch. Winston T Gleave. Cy Anderson. Tom Willardson. McLIoyd Ericksen. Glen W Lee. C Dewey Lund 6 PRINCIPAL Mr. Thomas A Henretty served Manti High School well as Principal. He worked diligently to solve the problems that have arisen during the school year. He was a friend and advisor to many, carrying out his responsibilities with a quiet, efficient calmness. With the students interests always in mind, Mr Henretty helped MHS toward her goal of unity, spirit, and quality. The achievements of the stu- dents were reflected in the pride Mr. Henretty exemplified for our school. MHS owes Mr. Henretty a vote of thanks for his help and unending | service this past year. I 7 Thomas A. Henretty Principal FACULTY 72 David Jenson Eunice Alder Glen Goodwin Erma Young Clair Erickson Jannie Anderson Ned Jensen Douglas Bjerregaard Thelma Smith Earl Wheeler Leslie Good Lorna Nell Rodney Cox 9 Margaret Russell Mary Anderson Karen Nell Ellis Tuttle SCHOOL LUNCH COOKS Caroleen Mackey. Dortha Braithwaite. Bernice Ottosen. Alma Wanlass. lola Hoggan Brian McArthur Mr Henretty s Bobsey twins He who is without sin Put a nickel in it Mirror. Mirror on the By'' 'Every time I leave class' wall This moment of silence brought to you by Murderers Row 11 I ’SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres- ident. Dave Wintch; Vice President, Kathy Thursby; Secretary, Freddie Ann Francks; Representative. Bruce Monson. i '■’A ’ 14 Cheryl Alder Karen Anderson Renee Armstrong Mike Bailey Joanne Barton Phillip Carpenter Shauna Davidson Diane Christensen Lari Carlisle Eddy Bradley Loralie Cox Becky Duncan Lee Cox Sally Decker Charles Cox Ann Erickson Jim Ericksen Kris Fnschknecht John Green Eilleen Grubbs 15 16 Martha Olson Jan Mickelson Greg Morrison Gay Nelson Darrell Platero Emma Jean Owens Cmdi Smith Ken Peterson Gary Peterson Dennis Maynes Barbara Reid 17 CO ■ Z Dianne B Williams Wayne Sorensen Mike Sudweeks Larry Sorensen Cheryl Rosquist Darrel White Mark Plummer Dianne Squire Bob Tuttle Linda W Dutson PICTURES UNAVAILABLE: Henry Larsen. Ronnie McIntosh. Burdell Merriam. Stuart Mortensen. Donna Pritchard. Lynn McArthur Diane Wilson Dave Wintch Is this line for Black Beauty in the fifth race? When you're out of Schlitz. you're out of beer' 18 SENIOR REFLECTIONS The Class of 72 has experienced many wonderful and memorable moments at Manti High, during the past three years We have witnessed many changes and have helped in the forming of new traditions We were the first class to experience the con- fusion of modular scheduling and the excitement of football season From the first moment that we arrived at MHS as Sophomores, we have been growing and maturing in both knowledge and experience. Our experiences as silly-silly sophomores' were new, exciting and very frighten- ing We learned many things during this year and had a lot of fun doing it. We sponsored dances, learned how to light a letter, and even presented an assembly. We also learn- ed not to crowd in the lunch line, use the front door, or most serious of all insult a Senior. After suffering through many trials and tribulations, we finally matured to the point where we could smile at the good natured kidding of the upperclassmen —thus earning the right to become juniors. We entered into our Junior year with the determination and maturity to make it the best year ever By working together we succeeded in doing our best in everything in which we participated. During Homecoming Week our efforts were rewarded when the Homecoming Queen was chosen from our class Also, our Powder Puff football team upset tradition by defeating the Seniors 6-0. When choosing class rings we had our own special design made Because of its excellence it was decided that this design would be the traditional school ring from then on. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. Elegantly draped in blue, green and yellow, the armory was transformed into a romantic park scene, which set the mood for the theme. Love Story Prom Master and Mistress. Mike Jensen and Kathy Thurs- by. led the class in the promenade. The success of the night reflected the hard work and careful planning that the entire class put into it Our Senior year has been, in a sense, our last big step up, before our first big step forward. Knowing that this is our final year of High School, has made us work and par- ticipate in all activities with more energy and purpose than ever before. Starting out the year by winning the annual Letter Lighting, we proceeded to achieve by taking first place with our float in the Homecoming Parade. Also our Powder Puff football team victored for the second consecutive year. And now as our last year draws to a close, we realize with mixed emotions that graduation will mark an important milestone in our lives. Each student must then cross his own bridge as it extends into the pathway of the future. Though the Class of '72 will split and go their separate ways we will always be united by the memories of the friend- ships and experiences that we have had at Mann High 19 (ouiz-Ocu UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Top, left to right: President, Stephen Cox; Secretary, Connie Williams; Vice President, Janice Barton; Repre- sentative, Rebecca Anderson. 20 Clive Young Carma Aider Stanley Braithwaite Jerrylyn Bradley Cherry Aston I Kathy Baxter Joe Bailey Rebecca Anderson Jeff Bailey Joyce Anderson Linda Calhoun Peggy Barnard Allan Colby Luetta Christensen Dave Carlisle Stephen Cox Diane Dennis John Daniels Debbie Green Sandra Daniels Mary Green Robert Dyreng Andrea Graham Terrel Edwards Marta DeLeeuw Janice Barton Chris Denton Cynthia Howell Mont Francisco Jams Green 21 co a O Paul Bown Pat Gonzales Mike Francks Jill Howell Reed Hatch Mary Ellen Hedelius Kevin Jacobsen Ramona Jorgensen jed Jensen Karen Keller Steven Jensen Steven Keller Karin Larsen Fay Miller Paul Hardy Kathleen Findlay Lloyd Lyons Darlynn Monson Ronald Keisel Barbara Madsen Paul Mangelson Bonny Nielson Lance Mickelson Debra Nielson Steven Olsen Jane Nielsen Dorine Scovill Mary Nielson Dennis Munk Virginia McIntosh 22 Allen Simons Margie Olsen Cory Maylett Linda Nielson Jay Olsen Lora Sondrup Kesty Tom Lanny Olsen Mitzi Olsen Alfred Peterson Melinda Russell Denny Parry Kathie Peterson Lynda Willardson LuAnn Petersen Larry Pritchard Sandra Sorensen Jeff Olsen Rosemary Squire Robert Tuttle Patsy Thomson Hal Stott Leslie Sorensen Allen Woolsey Marilyn Thomson Lynn Willardson Connie Williams Danny Terry Eloise Voohees George Smith Vomta Woolsey Pictures Unavailable Jack Bailey. Larry Hansen. Phillip Has- lam. jack Keisel La- Mar Kjar. Paul Knight. Sam Scott. Gary Price. Greg Andress. Harold Simonsen. Ivan Williams. Greg Thomson. Carolyn Lane 23 24 Roger Alder Nadene Allen Bryce Anderson jenilee Allred Max Anderson Kathy Ames Michael Anderson Diane Bown Russell Barton Diane Braithwaite Brad Beacham joAnn Braithwaite Jene Beal Diane Daniels Scott Bown Jane Davidson Paul Brotherson Lita Eklund Oliver Clark Alice Hedeiius Reid Cox Linda Henderson Jerry Dahl JoDee Howell Rick DeMill Danielle Jacobson Brent Dobson Kathie Johnson Rick Francks Peggy King 25 ttoo-xoaEOflEiuco Vivian Lane Fred Frischknecht Deena Larsen Rex Goodwin Sheila Larsen Michael Graham Claire McCaul Bruce Grubbs Patsy McArthur Mark Hafen Jolynn Merriam Russell Henningson Connie Miller Don Jacobson joAnn Nelson Alan Johnson Helen Nielson Clyde Larsen Kaye Nielson Scott Larsen Gae Olsen Mark Larsen Julie Olson Russell Lund Shauna Olson Sterling Madsen Joiene Peterson Kevin McBride LuDon Peterson Johnny McIntosh 26 Sydney Rasmussor Michael McKinney Miriam Scott Lee Mortensen Sandra Simmons Mark Nelson Janice Simonsen Dale Ray Petersen Kim Smith Blake Peterson Holley Snow Steven Sorensen Rose Sorenson Paul Stahle Julie Sudweeks Randy Steck Donna Mae Terry Gary Stevensen Carolyn Wanlass Mark Stoddard Shelly Wmtch Dane Tom Suzanne Yockey Pictures Unavailable: Harold Clark Beverly Gauthier Kris Simons wmsOSOX-oOw STUDENTBODY OFFICERS Kris Frischknecht Studentbody Vice President Paul Hardy Studentbody Activity Agent STUDENTBODY OFFICERS STUDENTBODY OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Brad McGarry; Vice President. Kris Frischknecht; Secretary, Dar- lynn Monson; Activity Agent, Paul Hardy. Back row: Rick DeMill. Todd Peterson. Paul Mangelson. Rebecca Anderson. Max Anderson. Don Jacobsen. Dennis Maynes Third row: Kevin McBride. Gary Peterson. Steven Cox. Floyd Holm. Brad McGarry. Andrea Graham. LuAnn Peterson. Becky Duncan. Joe Bailey Second row: Wayne Sorensen. Kristine Simons. Shauna Olson. Joy Gonzales. Renee Armstrong. Bob Tuttle. Randy Nielson. Joanne Barton. Ann Erickson. Connie Lund Front row: Eddy Bradley. Jill Howell. Kris Frischknecht. Paul Hardy. Fred Frischknecht. Lari Carlisle. Miriam Scott. Julie Good- win. Mark Plummer STUDENT COUNCIL 72 Manti High School has developed a democratic form of government through its Student Council. This is the only way that the policies and activities of the school can be voted on and presented to the studentbody When each home room repre- sentative reads the minutes in class, the students have a chance to add their feelings or ask questions about student council decisions. The presidents of the various clubs are expected to see that these decisions meet the approval of the members and will benefit their club s membership Mr. Ned Jensen advised and helped this year s Student Council. DANCE CLUB Clockwise: Dave Carlisle. Lynn Willardson. Eddy Bradley. Mrs Young, advisor. Jerrylyn Bradley Becky Duncan PAPER EDITOR YEARBOOK EDITORS Mardene Hanson. Charlotte Lowry. Julie Goodwin 32 Erickson. Loralte Cox. Linda Nielson. Jill Howell DRILL TEAM OFFICERS - - Back row Joy Gonzales. Cmdi Smith. Martha Ol- son Front row: Nadene Allen. Karen Anderson Cheryl Rosquist LANCER CLUB OFFICERS MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS Renee Armstrong. Carla Cheryl Alder Lee. Ann 33 Cheryl Alder Randy Nielson. Elaine Miller F.F.A. OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Larry Pritchard. Ken Peterson. Mark Plummer Chris Denton. Reed Hatch F.H.A. OFFICERS F.T.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Carla Lee Melinda Russell Joanne Barton Rosemary Squire Clockwise Rosemary Squire. Floyd Holm Mrs Smith Advisor Dianne Squire. Sandra Daniels. Sandra Sorensen Rebecca Anderson. Martha Olson 34 FORENSIC OFFICERS N.H.S. OFFICERS Left to right: Connie Lund. Charlotte Lowry. Sally Decker Clockwise: Wayne Sorensen. Bruce Monson. Margie Olson. Janice Barton RADIO OFFICERS Back row: Gary Peterson. Charlotte Lowry. Charles Cox. Lari Carlisle Seated Mike Jensen 35 LETTERMEN OFFICERS Ann Erickson. Margie Olson. Greg Morrison. Loralie Cox uacK row. Bonny Nielson Kathie Peterson Janice Barton. Jill Howell Margie Olson. Eloise Voorhees. Shelly Wmtch. Sandra Simmons Third row. Gay Nelson Ann Erickson. Mary Green. Diane Lund. Loralie Cox. Mardene Hanson. Julie Goodwin Jane Nielson. Leslie Sorenson Second row. Margaret Madsen Virginia McIntosh. Barbara Madsen Martha Olson. Sally Decker. Connie Lund. Lynda Willardson Carma Alder Ramona Jorgenson Front row: Mrs Alder. Advisor Kathleen Findlay Sandra Daniels. Sandra Sorensen Joanne Barton. Dianne Squire Rosemary oQuire. Mennaa Kussen. Carla Lee FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 38 Back row LuDon Peterson. Carolyn Wanlass. Diane Daniels. Deena Larsen. JoDee Howell. Donne Scovill. Faye Miller. Becky Duncan Second row Karin Larsen. Debbie Green. Lora Sondrup. Darlynn Monson. JoAnn Nelson Rebecca Anderson Barbara Madsen. Marilyn Thomson Front row Julie Olsen Diane Wilson. Shauna Davidson. Kathy Thursby. Peggy King Alice Hedehus. Virginia McIntosh OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America was a very successful club at Manti High this year. F.H.A. was composed of girls interested in sew- ing. cooking, homeliving, and other aspects of homemaking. ‘ Dare to Get Involved was the F.H.A. theme this year Starting out the season of activities was the F.H.A. Installations. Next daddys and daughters got involved with each other in the annual Daddy-Daughter Date Also included in our activities were F.H.A. Assembly. SnoBall, State Convention, and F.H.A Week Through these well planned activities the members became acquainted with each other, and attained a knowledge of homemaking. 39 Back row: Blake Peterson DelRay Peterson. LaMar Kjar. Rex Goodwin. Scott Larsen Mark Nelson. Jim Erickson. Dennis Munk Bob Tuttle Steven Olson Blair Johnson. Lee Cox. Clyde Larsen Third row Russell Barton Fred Friachknecht. Alan Johnson. Scott Sown. Dave Wmtch Lynn Willardson. Greg Morrison. Kevin Jacobsen. Terrel Edwards. Stan Braithwaite. Ken Peterson. Allen Colby Second row Darrell White Steven Keller. Alfred Peterson. Jeff Bailey. Bryce Anderson. Reed Hatch. Chris Denton. Larry Pritchard Mike Bailey. Mark Plummer Front row: Mr Wheeler. Advisor. Julie Sudweeks. Barbara Madsen. Kris Frischknecht. Julie Goodwin. Joy Gonzales. Virginia McIntosh Luetta Christensen Margaret Madsen. Jackie Christensen. Eileen Grubbs. Linda W Dutson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A., a national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture, has played an important part in activities of M H S. this year. The boys started the year with their Green- hand Initiation Ceremony. Then they had their annual sleigh ride, and included the Drill Team in the fun. During F.F.A. week, they sponsored a banquet for the members and their parents. Another highlight of the week was the choosing of the F.F.A. Sweetheart. Conventions and contests also kept the members busy. Mark Plummer and Mike Bailey attended the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. This year's officers and the newly elected officers for next year, attended the State Convention in Salt Lake City. Contests included the livestock and dairy judging in Logan and the Snow College F.F.A Field Day 40 Back row: Dennis Maynes. Rebecca Anderson, Floyd Holm. Rosemary Squire. Loralie Cox. Dianne Squire. Andrea Graham. Renee Armstrong. Carla Lee Second row Mr Good Advisor. Darlynn Monson Wayne Sorenson Brad McGarry. Steven Jenson. Bruce Monson Karen Keller Mr Bjerregaard Advisor Front row Jill Howell Bonny Nielson Becky Duncan. Connie Lund Margie Olson. Janice Barton. Julie Goodwin Cyn- thia Howell. Cheryl Alder NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MODEL U.N. Lett to right: Loralie Cox. John Daniels. Rebecca Anderson. Mont Francisco. Mr Erickson. Advisor. Janice Barton. Brad McGarry. Joe Bailey, Renee Armstrong. Floyd Holm. Dennis Maynes 41 Back row: Clive Young. Carla Lee Dave Wintch. Paul Stahle Paul Hardy. Loralie Cox. Connie Lund Seventh row: Leslie Sorenson. Kris Simons. Jill Howell. Kathleen Findlay. Karen Anderson. Eddy Bradley. Paul Mangelson. Ron Keisel. Sandra Simmons. Connie Williams Sixth row Ramona Jorgensen, jemlee Allred. Sydney Rasmusson Rebecca Anderson. Linda Nielson, Julie Goodwin. Jerry Dahl Rand Steck Jams Green Lynda Willardson Fifth row: Cynthia Howell. Karen Keller Floyd Holm. Rex Goodwin. Kaye Nielson. Cherry Aston. Alan Johnson. Steven Jen- sen. Emma Jean Owens Fourth row: Cindi Smith. Diane Lund. Scott Bown. Russell Barton. Bruce Monson Mike Graham. John Green Hal Stott. Lance Mickelsen. Eloise Voorhees Third row: Charlotte Lowry. Andrea Graham. Janice Barton Brent Dobson. Jolene Peterson. Mary Green JoAnn Jennings. Rick Francks. Reid Cox. JoDee Howell Second row: Don Jacobson. Brad McGarry Mike Jensen Charles Cox. Randy Nielson. Brad Beacham. Max Anderson. Mark Stoddard. Gary Peterson Front row: Lari Carlisle Twirler. Renee Armstrong. Drum Majorette Cheryl Alder. Head Drum Majorette Mr Jensen. Director. Gay Nelson. Twirler. Claire McCaul. Drum Majorette Lora Sondrup. Twirler M.H.S. BAND 42 POP CHORU Back row: Vickie Johnson. Con- nie Williams. Rebecca Anderson. Charles Cox. Floyd Holm. Bob Tuttle. Greg Morrison. joAnn Jennings, Carla Lee Second row Mary Green. Cindi Smith. Diane Wilson. Price Haslam. Bruce Monson. Paul Mangelson Nadene Allen. Gay Nelson Front row: Mr Jensen. Advisor. Renee Arm- strong. Cheryl Alder. Robin Kel- ler. Eddy Bradley Brad McGarry. David Carlisle. Ann Erickson. Em- ma Jean Owens ACAPPELLA CHORUS Back row: Randy Steck. Eddy Bradley. Lance Mickelson, Paul Hardy. Price Haslam. Paul Mangelson. Jeff Olson. Jim Erickson. Bob Tuttle. Brad McGarry. Charles Cox. Bruce Monson David Carlisle Brad Beacham Mark Stoddard Fifth row: Carma Alder. Julie Goodwin. Sheila Larsen. Sandra Simmons. Shelly Wmtch. Jerrylyn Bradley. Leslie Sorenson. Debra Nielson. Peggy King. Floyd Holm Fourth row: Karen Keller. Claire McCaul. Jane Nielson Margaret Madsen Karen Anderson. Rose Sorenson. Jams Green. Cheryl Rosquist. Kathleen Findlay. Elaine Miller Third row Sally Decker. Kathie Peterson Vickie Johnson. Connie Williams. JoAnn Nelson. Rebecca Anderson. Charlotte Lowry. JoAnn Jennings. Linda Nielson. Cynthia Howell. Cherry Aston Mr Jensen. Advisor Second row: Mary Green Cindi Smith. Deena Larsen. Diane Wilson. Robin Keller. Ann Erickson. JoDee Howell. Bonny Nielson Front row: Mike Jensen. Gay Nelson. Eloise Voorhees. Renee Armstrong. Cheryl Alder. Emma Jean Owens. Lynda Willardson. Jackie Christensen. Martha Olson. Carla Lee 43 Back row: joAnn Nelson. Kaye Nielson. Elaine Miller, Mr Jensen. Advisor. Diane Braithwaite. Danielle Jacobson. Patsy McArthur. Jackie Chris- tensen Fourth row: Miriam Scott. Kris Simons. Helen Nielson. Janice Simonson. Sheila Larsen. Sydney Rasmussen. Jolene Peterson. LuDon Peterson Third row: Deena Larsen. Diane Wilson. Kesty Tom. Diane Bown Pat Gonzales. Jemlee Allred. Holley Snow. Rose Sorensen. Jolynn Merriam Second row: Linda Henderson. Kathie Johnson. JoAnn Braithwaite. Beverly Gauthier. Shauna Olsen. Gay Olson. Carolyn Wanlass. Linda W Dutson. Lita Eklund Front row: Joy Gonzales. Cindi Smith. Martha Olson. Nadene Allen. Karen Anderson. Cheryl Rosquist. Kim Smith Back row: Paul Mangelson. Leslie Sorenson. Marilyn Thompson. Sandra Sorenson. Dianne Squire Andrea Graham. Rebecca Anderson. Dave Carlisle Second row: Ramona Jorgenson. Debbie Green. Sandra Daniels. Janice Barton. Lari Carlisle. Gay Nelson. Connie Williams. JoAnn Jen- nings Front row: Charlotte Lowry. Julie Goodwin. Mardene Hanson YEARBOOK AND PAPER STAFFS Back row: Dave Carlisle. Steven Jensen. John Green. Lynn Willardson. Joe Bailey. Brad Beacham. Kris Kelsch Second row: Mrs Smith. Ad- visor. Kathleen Findlay. Jill Howell. Lora Sondrup. Julie Olson. Loralie Cox. joDee Howell First row: Floyd Holm. Renee Armstrong. Becky Dun- can. Dennis Maynes. Dianne Squire 45 o?ra d ? se jGff_P[ on- J,m Erickson. Hal Stott. Todd Petersen. Dave Wmtch Randy Nielson Second row Reed £ p c®rper tfr Steven Jensen. Mark Plummer. Dennis Maynes. Mike Francks. Kenny Peterson. Chris Denton Front row Floyd Holm Brad McGarry. Greg Morrison. Gary Peterson Bob Tuttle. Bruce Monson Mike Jensen LETTERMENS CLUB SKI CLUB Back row: Rebecca Anderson. Lee Cox. Lora Sondrup. Phillip Carpenter. Gary Peterson Bob Tuttle. Rick Francks. Mark Stoddard. Mark Plum- mer Fifth row: Freddie Ann Francks. Barbara Reid. Martha Olsen. Diane Lund Fourth row Debra Neilson, Vickie Johnson. Lari Carlisle. JoDee Howell. Deena Larsen. Kenny Peter- son. Gay Nelson. Marilyn Thomson. Debbie Green Third row: Janis Green. Bruce Monson. Connie Wil- liams. Charlotte Lowry. Cindi Smith. Jill Howell. Karin Larsen. Cherry Aston Second row: Don Jacobson. Cynthia Howell. Linda Nielson. Kathie Peterson. Sandra Simmons. Darlynn Monson. Kaye Nielson. Jolene Peter- son Front row Greg Morrison. Ann Erickson. Lorahe Cox Margie Olson. Mr Erickson. Advisor 46 Back row: David Carlisle Clive Young. Paul Mangelson. John Green. Paul Hardy. Jane Davidson Dennis Maynes. JoAnn Braithwaite. Danielle Jacobson. LuAnn Petersen Shanna Davidson. Vickie Johnson Fifth row: Bonny Nielson. Helen Nielson. Kathie Peterson Kaye Nielson. Jolene Peterson Mary Green Gae Olsen Cheryl Rosquist Barbara Madsen Bruce Monson. Joanne Barton Fourth row: Jay Olsen. Hal Stott Joe Bailey Steven Jensen. Kathleen Findlay. Janice Barton Jill Howell Andrea Graham JoAnn Nelson Margaret Madsen Margie Olson Third row: Gay Nelson Ann Erickson. JoAnn Jennings. Connie Williams. Dianne Squire. Mardene Hanson JoDee Howell. Peggy King Alice Hedehus. Darlynn Monson Second row: Renee Armstrong. Loralie Cox. Diane Lund. Karen Andersen Lan Carlisle Sally Decker. Connie Lund. Carla Lee. Virginia McIntosh. Cherry Aston Front row: Mrs Smith. Advisor. Floyd Holm. Rebecca Anderson. Rosemary Squire. Martha Olsen FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FORENSICS CLUB Back row David Carlisle. Paul Hardy, Renee Armstrong Paul Mangelson. Mont Francisco. Sydney Rasmusson. jemlee Allred Jill Howell Second row: joy Gonzales Margaret Madsen. Miriam Scott. Nadene Allen. Dorme Scovill. Lari Carlisle. JoDee Howell Front row: Barbara Mad- sen Charlotte Lowry. Connie Lund Sally Decker. Sandra Simmons. Virginia McIntosh. Sandra Daniels 47 DANCE CLUB Back row: Joyce Anderson, Lance Mickei- sen. Allen Munk. Rebecca Anderson. Hal Stott Melinda Russell. Steven Cox. JoAnn Nelson Second row: Clive Young. Fay Miller. Suzanne Yockey. Donne Scovill Diane Dennis Kathy Ames Front row: Eddy Bradley Dave Carlisle Jerrylyn Bradley Lynn Willardson. Mrs Young Advisor RADIO CLUB Back row: Gary Peterson. Greg Morrison. Jeff Olsen Jim Erickson. Floyd Holm Steven Cox Brad McGarry. Randy Nielson Second row Dave Carlisle. Reed Hatch. Mike Jensen. Bob Tuttle. Ken Peterson. Robert Tuttle. Dave Wintch Front row Mr Jensen Advisor. Paul Hardy. Charles Cox. Lari Carlisle. Paul Mangelson. Charlotte Lowry. Julie Goodwin. Lance Mickelsen 49 LETTERLIGHTING 71-72 Manti High School's annual Letterlighting, held in Manti canyon, was a great success! The boys of each class were up on the hill at dawn to build their letters. As the day went on, they were rewarded with a well-prepared lunch by the girls from each class. The reward for the hard work came when the letters were lighted, and each class tried to prove their letter was the best by the class cheers showing their school spirit. After the lighting of the letters, a lunch was served by the Lettermen, followed by a talent program, then the whole studentbody joined in sing- ing songs. The following Friday night the first dance of the year was held and the announcement was made that the mighty Seniors had captured frist place in this year's Letterlighting. HOMECOMING '71- 72 This year's Homecoming week was held in October Like tradition it was a week full of fun and excitement! Starting the week out was the Homecoming Queen contest which was held on Monday A Powder Puff Football Game was played on Wednesday between the senior and junior girls. The senior girls came out victorious for the sec- ond year, defeating the juniors with a score of 21 - 6 At the bonfire Spirit Rally on Thurs- day night, Ann Erickson was crowned Home- coming Queen. On that night we honored the Football Team and expressed our school spirit Friday started out with a parade after which a Pep Parade went back to the high school and through the halls. In a hard fought Homecoming game the South Sevier Rams defeated the Templars 3 - 0 52 53 Standing: Gay Nelson. Second Attendant. Charlotte Lowry. First Attendant. Robin Keller. Queen 54 56 58 Left to right: Fred Frischknecht. First Attendant. Todd Peterson. King. Paul Hardy. Second Attendant SUPER STAR 59 1971 -72 JUNIOR PROM ...SUMMER OF '42 Lynda Willardsen Terrell Edwards Prom Mistress Master Music by The Chapter Five 60 PROM ROYALTY Prom Mistress and Master. Lynda Willardsen Terrell Edwards First Attendants. Eloise Voorhees Chris Denton. Second Attendants. Debbie Green Reed Hatch 61 63 TOP TEMPLARS Vickie Johnson Floyd Holm FIRST QUARTER Kathy Thursby Dennis Maynes SECOND QUARTER 66 TOP TEMPLARS Joanne Barton THIRD QUARTER Wayne Sorenson Becky Duncan Bruce Monson FOURTH QUARTER 67 Renee Armstrong Joanne Barton TOP TEMPLAR OF THE YEAR HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW GIRL STATERS GIRLS STATERS- Back row Rebecca Anderson. Cynthia Howell. Oarlynn Monson. Margie Olsen. Alt Bonnie Nielson Jill Howell. Kathie Peterson. Alt Front row: Sandra Daniels Janice Barton. Connie Williams. Sandra Sorenson. Alt Leslie Sorensen 68 Rebecca Anderson Renee Armstrong Carla Lee AMERICAN LEGIOt ESSAY WINNERS TEMPLAR TRUMPE' POETRY WINNERS Lari Carlisle Connie Lund Renee Armstrong Charlotte Lowry Janice Barton Rebecca Anderson Dave Carlisle AMERICAN LEGIOt� ORATORY WINNER Jim Ericksen. Bob Tuttle. Dave Wintch and Danny Terry REGION 6 7 SECOND TEAM Todd Peterson ALL-STATE TEAM. REGION 7 FIRST TEAM Jim Ericksen REGION 6 7 FIRST TEAM Bob Tuttle ALL-REGION FOOTBALL ALL-REGION and STATE BASKETBAL HIGH SCHOOL CHALLENGE MATH AWARD Rebecca Anderson. Andrea Graham. Dennis Maynes. Wayne Sorensen Wayne Sorensen Mike Graham. Dennis Maynes. First Place VALEDICTORIANS Floyd Holm bager. ambitious, and always willing to go the extra mile is Floyd Holm who earned the honor to be one of the Valedictorians for the graduating class of 1972. Floyd was chosen State FTA vice president and president of the Manti High School chapter. As an active student, Floyd was a delegate to Model U N both his Junior and Senior years. He has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years, and belongs to the KMHS Radio Club. Floyd likes football and has been a player for two years, playing center for the team this year. He enjoys basketball, baseball, and track, and won his letter last year in track. Active in church affairs, Floyd has received three individual awards. He is also Seminary pres- ident, and last year he was a district officer. Floyd is a great guy to have around. He col- lects stamps, for one of his hobbies, and has four big albums full of them. He is an avid reader also. Floyd is the son of President and Mrs. Floyd F. Holm of Ephraim. The Clarion joins Manti High in congratulating Floyd on his outstanding achievements. Wayne Sorensen Intelligent, polite, kind, and just nice to be around, is one of this year's Valedictorians. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. Rey G. Sorensen of Manti. Wayne has had many leadership responsibil- ities; he has served as NHS President, has attended Boys' State, participated in the High School Chal- lenge on KCPX TV Channel 4 this year. He placed first in a regional science test last year, and fourth in the region math test at Cedar City. He has re- ceived a full-tuition scholarship at Snow College where his plans, at present, are to begin a medical career. As an active member of the LDS Church, Wayne has received his Duty to God” award, and was this year's Fourth-Year Representative at the Manti Seminary. Reading Science books is Wayne's one major hobby since he loves this field of education and learning. The Clarion salutes a well-deserving, well- accomplished Valedictorian. BASEBALL '72 Back row: Coach Jenson. Chris Denton Jeff Olsen. Brent Dobson. Todd Peter- sen. Blair Johnson Mark Plummer Front row: Steve Snow. Danny Terry. Phillip Haslam. Scott Bown Kevin McBride TENNIS '72 Back row: Steven Jensen Bruce Monson. Hal Stott. Reid Cox. Reid Hatch. Mike Jensen. Coach Braithwaite Front row: Randy Steck. Mark Stod- dard. Lance Mickelson. Max Anderson Absent: Charles Cox. Randy Nielson TRACK 72 Top row. left to right: Paul Mangelson Jan Mickelson. Dennis Maynes Brad McGarry, Mark Nelson, and Brent Dob- son Third row Floyd Holm. Dave Wintch. Rex Goodwin Jeff Olsen, Todd Peterson Second row: Darrel Platero. Robert Tuttle. Stan Braithwaite. Alan Johnson. Steve Cox. Mark Stoddard First row: Allen Woolsey. Bob Tuttle Gary Peterson. Danny Terry, and Coach Glen Goodwin 76 FOOTBALL '71-'72 ManfT 0' Manti 0 . Want! Manti crr---. . M.lnti 1 1? f'‘ Martti . .. -. . K6 i m r Assistant Coach Goodwin Coach Jensen %« i 1971-72 VARSITY FOOTBALL South Sevier . 3-’! g. -------------------6 EmerEv -,. 31 .Manti_.. 1. . North Sanpete . 7 _ _. 'Marii' ’ . ?0 North Sevier r 0 • Manti ?; .,18 Richfield , 2. . fm.'t. ma� Ti .20. Juab g . k ■ VV V J ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■HM■MMIKamMBi Kenny Peterson Mike Jensen Chris Denton Floyd Holm Bob Tuttle Jeff Olson Defensive End Quarterback Guard Center End Fullback Todd Peterson Bruce Monson Danny Terry Jim Erickson Mark Plummer John Green End Guard Halfback Tackle Lineback Offensive Tackle Randy Nielson Mont Francisco Reid Cox Phillip Carpenter Allan Munk Stan Braithwaite Quarterback Tackle Quarterback Tackle Tack'e Quarterback Gary Peterson Dave Wintch Lynn McArthur Mike Sudweeks Price Haslam Ronald Kiesel Fullback Halfback End Defensive Tackle Center End 78 Steven Jensen Tackle Phillip Haslam Center Sam Scott Guard Kevin McBride Halfback Mark Stoddard Cornerback Denny Parry End Randy Steck Allen Woolsey Allan Colby Guard Halfback Guard Steve Keller Dane Tom Paul Brotherson Halfback Guard Guard Rex Goodwin Rick Francks Max Anderson End Tackle Guard 79 Standing, left to right: Robert Dyreng. Gary Peterson. Reed Hatch Bob Tuttle. Jeff Olsen. John Green. Jim Ericksen Reid Cox Todd Peterson Hal Stott. Denny Parry. Brad McGarry Terrell Edwards. Randy Nielson Kneeling: Mark Plummer. Manager. Coach Wilbur Braithwaite Steven Keller. Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL 80 Terrel Edwards Gary Peterson Jeff Olson Hal Stott 1971-72 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES PRE-SEASON Manti.. . 53 Uintah 60 Manti. . 57 Millard . 33 Manti. . 57 Union . 44 Manti. . . 47 Wasatch 29 Manti. . . 56 No. Summit 43 Manti. . 59 So. Sevier . 55 Manti. . . 59 Delta 62 Manti. . . 56 Gunnison 48 Manti . . 63 Gunnison 66 SEASON Manti. .. Emery . 51 Manti 51 No. Sanpete 34 Manti. . . 55 Richfield 49 Manti. . 69 Juab 45 Manti. . . 79 Emery . 59 Manti. . . 63 No. Sanpete 42 Manti . . 77 Richfield . 54 Manti. . . 60 Juab 47 ROUND ROBIN Manti . . 63 Richfield 59 STATE TOURNAMENT Manti... 42 Judge Memorial... . 74 Manti... 54 No. Sanpete . 44 Manti.. . 61 Union . 47 Manti. . 67 Richfield . 50 Robert Oyreng ft Denny Perry Randy Nielson C Reed Hatch 82 Standing lett to right: R Goodwin. R Lund. M Nelson B McBride. Coach Goodwin M Stoddard. F Frischknecht Dobson. S Sorenson S Larsen. D Peterson. S Bown Kneeling: M Anderson K Manti SCOREBOARD SEASON GAMES Visitor 53 Emery 48 62 N Sanpete 48 52 Gunnison 45 66 Richfield 45 41 Juab 59 44 Emery 52 47 Gunnison 64 48 N. Sanpete 45 41 Richfield 39 47 Juab 38 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1971-72 SCOREBOARD PRE-SEASON GAMES Manti Visitor 54 Millard 39 29 Union 45 35 Wasatch 47 34 No. Summit 50 45 Springville 66 42 So. Sevier 66 39 Delta 33 SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT 42 Gunnison 50 83 Claire McCaul JUNIOR varsity CHEERLEADER Sandra Simmons Shelley Wintch JoDee Howell varsity 1 In . m I _ CHEERLEADERS Robin Keller Ken Peterson Vickie Johnson Bruce Monson M.H.S. TFnPwe SPIRIT vJOQ I SCHOOL SPIRIT Diane Lund Dave Wintch Lari Carlisle - Head Paul Mangleson TEMPLARETTES Andrea Graham Renee Armstrong Karin Larsen Leslie Sorensen Marilyn Thomson Diane Christensen Sally Decker Dartynn Monson Carma Alder Melinda Russell Janice Barton Kathie Peterson 86 Lora Sondrup M.tzi Olsen Carla Lee Barbara Reid Charlotte Lowry Ann Erickson Lynda Willardson Marta DeLeeuw Bonny Nielson Ramona Jorgensen Sandra Sorensen Margie Olson Karen Keller Linda Nielson Cynthia Howell Jill Howell Emma Jean Owens Sandra Daniels 87 MHS FOREVER 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. H USKY STATION Manti A W MAYO S PRODUCTS Manti for the best service. Ephraim for delicious food and fast service. Congratulations Class of 72 For special entertainment visit STERLING CITY COW PALACE LANES Sterling City Ephraim Compliments of RICHFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Things go better with Richfield. Utah Visit the complete Western store HARMONS •tofTT EMBERS CAFE SNOW COLLEGE See our clothing that makes the PTA smile Our gas takes you where you want to go LEE S HUSKY STUBBS OF EPHRAIM Ephraim. Utah Congratulations Seniors of '72 BRADSHAW AUTO PARTS CHRISTIANSEN FURNITURE Manti. Utah To the School with Spirit Best Wishes Manti High Students MORONI FEED 95 For the best in school rings and yearbooks BUCHANAN MORTUARY L. G. BALFOUR CO. Manti, Utah Ambulance Service TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Kenner Kartchner - Representative Owned and operated by Mr and Mrs Wallace Buchanan 9 East 2120 North Phone:373-4735 IP Congratulations Senior Class of 72 E. R. MOORE COMPANY Congratulations OF CALIFORNIA Manti High School Seniors Caps Gowns Class Rings MANTI CATTLEMEN S Everett H Call 2600 Evergreen Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Phone: (801) 272-2525 ASSOCIATION 96 All your wants will be satisfied at PRICE S send your clothes to the CLEANERS For that new look, SERVICE i! § f. M Congratulations Manti High School MANTI CITY Manti City Officers Mayor Leslie J Anderson Councilman Donald Olsen Councilman Ben Kjar Councilman Merrill Maylett Councilman Ray Keller Recorder John Henry Nielson Councilman Evan Johnson Recorder Bart A Peterson Treasurer Ardith Madsen EPHRAIM CITY extends its best wishes to Manti High School Ephraim City Officers Mayor Vertis Nielson Councilman Leslie Madsen Councilman S Reed Nielsen Councilman Phillip Anderson Councilman Leon Olsen Recorder Arlene DeLeeuw Councilman Clair Erickson Treasurer Fern Jorgensen EMBLEM OF guc £iJ Your account is always welcome at the BANK OF EPHRAIM Put your trust in the MANTI CITY OFFICE FIRST STATE BANK EPHRAIM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ANDERSON DRUG EVA THOMPSON SONS OIL CO BANK OF EPHRAIM LARUE S FLORAL BARTHOLOMEW INSURANCE AGENCY LEE S HUSKY SERVICE CARLISLE MFG. CO. L M TRAILER MFG. CO. CHRISTIANSEN FURNITURE CO LEES VARIETY STORE COW PALACE LANES PALMER BROTHERS FREIGHT CO DEWEYS 66 SERVICE PROGRESS MARKET DOYLE S SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE STUBBS INCORPORATED EMBER S CAFE STAGG INCORPORATED EPHRAIM MARKET SCOTT S CONOCO EVA S MAYO S DRESS SHOP TRAVEL INN MOTEL TOWNE THEATER L M TRAILER MFG. Harry Mosher. Manager 11 years of operating in Ephraim City, but this is the first year of manufacturing Pick-up Campers. Pictures Shown: Inside and outside views of camper Above The Chapparral is one of seven lodge styles ranging from studio cabins to large four-bedroom dwellings These prefabricated cabins can be assembled in approximately 10 hours Cabins begin at only $1900 A cabin of your own design can be orefabricated for an additional fee TEMPLE VIEW ESTATES OFFICERS Dr W Lynn Richards. President Glen J. Allen. Exec Vice President Richard G Allen. Secretary-Treasurer THE LINE CABIN 384 Sq. Ft. ★ This economy size cedar lodge is ideal for a mountain studio or a sportsman's retreat. It's compact size contains many large extras. A full size kitchen is separated from the Studio by an eating bar. The living area will sleep four on the hide-a-bed couches. In addition a gun and fishing cabinet or bookcase is built-in on the end of the wardrobe closet. H D Stoker. President and Chairman of the Board Business and Accounting Office 44 East First North. Tooele. Utah (801) 521-8080 - (801) 882-4882 K Products. Division of Pacific Air Transport International. Inc Has moved its operation to Manti. Utah SOMETIMES Sometimes, not often enough, we re-1 fleet upon the good things; and those thoughts always center around those we love . . . And 1 think about those people who mean so much to me and for so many years have made me so very happy . . . And I count the. times I have forgotten t say thank you' and just how much I love you. 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