Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

Conquest Cod did not make me in a single hour— He fashioned me for laughter, love, and tears, As a tree that slowly comes to flower. He gave time, the blessed gift of years. God did not make me with a single breath — He gave me will to strive, to hope, to conquer. And days for growth So that the hour of death Might not total well, blow the sun to dust, But have tolerance and kindness for all men. And if life’s storm Should bow my head with pain, Let not my soul be as a stunted tree, Let me not falter But reach toward the stars, And let me grow and conquer As God has planned for me. V � ''v ] H!CH SCHOOL BHSBSS 111 ill in ■■■ ' t 1972-73 CLARION Manti High School ANDREA GRAHAM REBECCA ANDERSON . SANDRA DANIELS Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Provo, Utah CONQUEST Life is a continuous conquest. A maze of responsibilities, goals, and dreams to be conquered. Making impressions for today, yet dwelling with memories of the past. Striving forward — reaching for the future. Yearning for knowledge— growing wiser. Experiencing happiness and sorrow. Overcoming obstacles. Conquering ourselves. Life is a continuous conquest. The conquest of our minds diverted into channels of living — learning, achiev- ing, and progressing. A world waiting to be con- quered — With the persistent determina- tion to achieve. Life is our greatest conquest! — Janice Barton 3 FALL Studentbody Officers......... 6 Football..................... 8 Cheerleaders.................12 Homecoming...................14 Classes Seniors..................18 Juniors..................24 Sophomores...............30 Janice Barton President TUDENTBODY OFFICERS Top to bottom: Rex Goodwin, Activity Agent; Margie Olson, Vice President; Janice Barton, President; Shelley Wintch, Secretary. Margie Olson Vice Presiden' 6 As your Studentbody Officers for 1972-73, we have tried to make this a fun and eventful year for you. We have had our share of the usual prob- lems and discouragements, but we feel that this year has really been GREAT! It certainly has been a year packed full of experiences we will never for- get, and we want you as a studentbody to know how much we appreciate the support you have given us in all of our undertakings throughout the year. Thanks for making this year a suc- cess!! (P-kcrn. ixdc.V' Shelley Winfch Secretary '4 Rex Goodwin Activity Agent fefl STUDENT COUNCILJ First row: Jill Howell, Darlynn Monson, Andrea Graham, Janice Barton, Margie Olson, Shelley Wintch, Rex Goodwin, Tannie Gleave, Chris Snow, Claire McCaul, Cindy Denton. Second row: Bobby Sue Gray, Rosemary Squire, John Daniels. Clive Young, Steve Cox, Lance Mickelsen, Lynn Willardson, Joe Bailey, Dave Carlisle, Leslie Howard, Connie Williams, Sandra Daniels, LuAnn Petersen, Sandra Simmons, Helen Nielsen, Dorinc Scovill. Third row: Steve Jensen, Karen Wheeler, Chris Denton, Reed Hatch, Paul Hardy, Jerry Dahl, Doug Hayes, Mike Graham. This year the Student Council has been progressive and aware of the problems facing Manti High School. They have dealt with prob- lems ranging anywhere from the lunch line to revision of the Con- stitution. Through the determined efforts of the Student Council, many of these problems have been solved. This year's Student Council has also accepted the charters of two new clubs during the first part of the school year. The Student Council has worked with a cooperative attitude, eager to search out solutions and new programs to better Manti High School. As the governing body of Manti High School, this year's Student Council has been very active and successful. FOOTBALL 1972 1972-73 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Manti................... 6 Manti................... 6 Manti................... 2 Manti................... 6 Manti...................14 Manti................... 0 Manti................... 8 Manti...................21 Overall Record - 3 wins, 5 losses Region Record - 3 wins, 3 losses East Carbon...............20 North Sevier..............16 North Sanpete............. 0 luab......................22 Emery..................... 6 Richfield.................12 South Sevier..............26 North Sevier.............. 8 9 Kenny Allred RB Clark Barton QB David Green QB Stan Braithwaite QB Max Anderson RB Steve Keller RB Jack Thompson E Mark Stoddard RB Randy Steck RB Kevin McBride RB Steve Snow E Terrel Edwards E Mont Francisco G-LB Bill Colby LB Steve Allred C Paul Hardy G Steve Jensen G Doneal White G Chris Denton LB Sam Scott G Philip Haslam C Don Jacobsen E Kerry Byrum G Jeff Olson T Jeff Moore E Charlie Nielson G-E 10 Tom Rees RB Doug Hayes T Trent Peterson T Rick Francks E Rex Goodwin E Dale Ray Peterson E DellRay Anderson E Mark Nelson E led Jensen E-K John Plummer E Ron Kiesel E FOOTBALL HONORS—Left to right: Steve Keller, All-Region; Allen Simons, All-State; Chris Denton, All-Region; and Mark Stoddard, All-Region. Karl Bessey E Camera Shy: Allen Simons RB Football began this year with its third new coach, Russell Felt, and the assistance of Glen Goodwin and Bob Anderson. Coach Felt has been able to obtain a six thousand dollar grant for football equipment next year. Starting with difficulties, we came through league play with a 3 win, 3 loss record. Our last game topped the season off just right with a 21-8 victory over North Sevier. Allen Simons gained an all-state award for his outstanding rushing re- cord. Mark Stoddard, Steve Keller, and Chris Denton were selected as all-region football players from Manti. Captain Co-Captain Chris Denton Stan Braithwaite 11 J.V. CHEERLEADERS These were the Cheerleaders and Spiritleaders for Manti High School for the year 1972-73. With two Seniors, two Juniors, and five Sophomores, the Cheer- leaders worked very hard to promote spirit! Using various methods for raising school spirit, this year's cheerleaders painted signs, sponsored class compe- tition, selected a spirited boy and spirited girl at the end of the year, and set model examples of enthusiasm! The cheerleaders would like to thank all those who supported them this year. You have helped a lot to make it a great success! Homecoming Week was filled with excitement, laughter, and enthusiasm. The festive week was started off with a Pow- der Puff football game between the Senior and Junior girls Monday night. After an exciting game, the superior Seniors came out victorious with a score of 13-6. The Letterlighting was held in Manti canyon Thursday night. Following a program, the winners of the lighting were announced with Juniors taking first place; Seniors, second place; and Sopho- mores, third place. On Friday, the final day of Home- coming, the parade was presented with floats from each class and various clubs and organizations competing for a cash prize. The Junior Class Float was award- ed first place with a $15 prize. That afternoon. Manti bowed to the Juab Wasps in a well-fought football game. A dance was held that night with Stilwater” furnishing the music. The Sophomore class won the spirit chain contest for making the most links. All in all. Homecoming was a very eventful week with every day full of ac- tivities. Spirit was at its best making this year’s Homecoming the most successful one yet. 14 HOME - COMING ROYALTY Bubbling over with enthu- siasm, four participants from each class competed for Homecoming Queen. The lovely girls each modeled their gowns and performed a talent. Later they were interviewed by the judges, and the studentbody voted for the girls of their choice. After a difficult decision, three girls were selected: Second Attendant, Bobbie Sue Gray; First Attendant, Andrea Graham; Queen, Darlynn Monson. Together they reigned throughout the Homecoming Week. 16 CLASSES SENIORS ’73 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Jensen, Vice President; Marta DeLeeuw, President; Lynda Willardson, Secretary. Janice Barton Jeff Bailey Rebecca Anderson Jack Bailey Sandra Daniels Jerrylyn Bradley Joe Bailey Marta DeLeeuw Connie Williams Stan Braithwaite Janis Green Paul Bown Diane Dennis Steve Cox Kathleen Findlay David Carlisle Andrea Graham Allan Colby Debbie Green Robert Dyreng Mary Green Chris Denton Bobbie Sue Gray John Daniels Beverly Hanson 19 Cynthia Howell Jill Howell Connie, Marilyn, and Debbie —SURPRISE! Leslie Howard Mont Francisco Karen Keller Mike Francks Karin Larsen Paul Hardy Peggy Larsen Phillip Haslam Barbara Madsen Reed Hatch 20 Kevin Jacobson Fay Miller Jed Jensen Bonny Nielson Darlynn Monson A Steve Keller Debra Nielson Ron Keisel Steve Jensen Seniors - always hard at work? Margie Olson Lance Mickelsen Patsy Thomson 21 School couldn’t be this fun! Mary Nielson LuAnn Petersen Carina Peterson Steven Olsen Kathie Peterson Melinda Russell Jeff Olson Lanny Olson Dorine Scovill Denny Parry Lora Sondrup Alfred Peterson 22 Steve Snow Kesty Tom Lynn Willardson Rosemary Squire Robert Tuttle Lynda Willardson Sandra Sorensen Eloise Voorhees Allen Woolsey Vonita Woolsey PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Lloyd Lyons Cory Maylett Dennis Munk Rowland Phillips Larry Pritchard Sam Scott Allen Simons Harold Simonsen George Smith Hal Stott SENIOR MEMORIES We entered MHS as Sophomores experiencing many new and different concepts of life. We learned individuality and how to be ourselves; we learned unity and how to work with others. Breathless with anticipation, we began our Sophomore year. By winning the letterlighting we showed our potential abilities. We were the first Sophomore class to be able to buy school rings. Throughout the year, we expressed our enthusiasm and school spirit in all our activities. As Juniors, we were better acquainted with the ways of MHS. Full of enthusiasm, we won the spirit stick for the class with the most school spirit. We made a spirit chain” of three hundred red and white links. The Junior Prom turned out to be very successful. It was trying, yet enjoyable and rewarding for everyone. Knowing that this Senior year was our last at MHS, we were determined to make it the best. We won the Powder Puff football game, and the Homecoming Royalty was chosen from our class. More than ever before, we Seniors showed our enthusiasm and school spirit. The Senior class, having reached the crossroads of life, looks back and knows that we will only be united again through the memories of our beloved Manti High. An emptiness will be felt in the hearts of each member of the Senior class as we leave MHS. But, our Senior year isn’t the end —only the beginning of the rest of our lives. All Seniors will carry with them the memory of friendships and experiences in the years when we were united together as the Class of ’73”. We’re on our own now —on to bigger and better things. 23 JUNIORS ’73 The Junior class has been a very special class at Manti High School. They have developed a great love and respect for MHS that has helped them accomplish many things. They started out a great year by winning the annual Letterlighting contest and Homecoming float competition. The class assembly was a success and through much planning and hard work the Junior Prom turned out to be everything they expected it to be. The Junior class has made a great contribution to the talent and spirit at MHS this year. They participated in athletics, drill team, band, chorus, cheering at ball games, and in just making MHS a better place in which to go to school. This year the Juniors have studied and prepared for their last big step in high school —that of becoming Seniors. They will continue working together, achieving, and growing. Left to right: Sandra Simmons, Secretary; Reid Cox, Vice Pres- ident; Michael Graham, President; Helen Nielsen, Representative. 24 Bryce Anderson Nadene Allen Max Anderson Scott Bown Jenilee Allred Michael Anderson Kathy Ames Brad Beacham Diane Braithwaite Jene Beal JoAnn Braithwaite Reid Cox Diane Daniels Oliver Clark Jane Davidson Jerry Dahl Paula Irwin Rick DeMill Lita Eklund 25 Brent Dobson Janie Duerock Russell Barton Alice Hedelius Roger Alder Linda Henderson Fred Frischknect JoDee Howell Rick Francks Kathie Johnson Bruce Grubbs Peggy King Michael Graham Deena Larsen Russell Henningson 26 Sheila Larsen Rex Goodwin Patsy McArthur Alan Johnson Danielle Jacobson Don Jacobson Claire McCaul Clyde Larsen JoLynn Merriam Mark Larsen Connie Miller Scott Larsen Kaye Nielsen Russell Lund Helen Nielsen JoAnn Nelson Sterling Madsen Kevin McBride Gae Olson 27 Mark Nelson Lee Mortensen Julie Olson Michael Nuffer Jolene Peterson Shauna Olson Blake Peterson LuDon Peterson Sydney Rasmusson Dale Ray Peterson Shelley Wintch Gary Stevenson Jack Thompson Suzanne Yockey Miriam Scott Paul Stahle Janice Simonsen Sandra Simmons Kris Simons Steven Sorensen Rose Sorenson Randy Steck Carolyn Wanlass Holley Snow PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Diane Bown Paul Brotherson Randall Cox Johnny McIntosh Mark Stoddard 29 SOPHOMORES The sophomore class of 72-73 has added a great deal of spirit to Manti High School this year. Participating and competing in all school activities, the sopho- mores have shown enthusiasm in everything they have done. Leading the other classes by more than six hundred links, the sophomores took first place in the spirit chain during Homecoming week. They designed a float, Think Big”, which will never be forgotten. The four girls representing the sopho- mores in the Queen Contest presented some very good talent. Many sophomore athletes have shown great potential for future events, contributing much to this year’s sports. The Sophomore Swing and Assembly were both successful and well planned. Much hard work went into these events, making them extra-special to everyone involved in them. The sophomores have contributed much to the life of Manti High School and now look ahead to the challenge of their future. This year’s sophomores are not only big in number, they are big in ideas. Barton, Vice President. Kenneth Allred Jeanne Anderson Steven Allred Teena Black DellRay Anderson Peggy Bown Clark Barton Joni Bradley Karl Bessey Janet Cotten Tim Black JoAnne Cutler Brad Bown Kelly Dahl Kerry Byrum Mary Ann Christiansen William Colby Terri Jean Daniels Michael Dennis Cindy Denton Kerry Dyreng 31 Julane Russell Roger Nielson Judy Shiozaki Rick Nuffer Careldine Scovill Gary Olsen Paula Simons Trent Peterson Chris Snow Ronald Phillips Cyndy Snow John Plummer Charlotte Sorenson 32 Rees Rasmussen LaRee Squire Ben Scott Leana Turner Scott Simmons Karen Wheeler Clifford Sorenson Florence Williams Kim Squire Mary' lane Witt David Tibbs Doneal White Sandy Irwin Dane Tom Steve Fotheringham Tom Rees Dee Jensen Michael Dyreng Tannie Gleave David Edwards Carol Green Tom Gonzales Holly Hatch David Green Kerri Howell Doug Hayes Kathy Howell Rowland Hill Michelle Jacobson Kurt Jensen Carol Larsen DeLon Jones 34 Paula Lee Fred Kiesel Debbie McPhie Jeff Larsen Lori Maylett David Lund Helen Maynes Karl Lund Sandra Merriam Kim Madsen Leah Mickelsen Bruce Miller Jerry Monson Jerrie Nielsen Jeffery Moore Sherrie Nielson Charles Nielson Janeen Olsen Duaine Nielson Susan Peterson Kelly Nielson 35 Administration................38 Clubs and Organizations......43 Sports........................65 WINTER SOUTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT Left to right: Shelia K. Sorenson. Winston T. Gleave, Leona F. Wintch, Tom Willardson, McLoyd Erickson, Glen Lee. Absent: Cy Anderson. 58 PRINCIPAL Greetings Manti High Students and Alumni. I hope you'll find great enjoy- ment in reminiscing through this Clarion . Tremendous service and ideals are reflected throughout this annual, both by pictures and actual publication. When one puts meaning to life he in- evitably catches a glimpse at life’s strength — service, ideals, goals, etc. Are you still dedicated to ideal goals and in the process of serving your fellowman? las ). 59 FACULTY 7 3 Eunice Alder Douglas Bjerregaard Wilbur Braithwaite The pause that refreshes! 40 He put in his thumb and pulled out a plum. Morlin Cox Rodney Cox Clair Erickson Russell Felt Norma Goodwin Glen Goodwin Ned Jensen Everyone needs counseling! Planning their strategy again. Thelma Smith Erma Young Earl Wheeler 41 PERSONNEL I OUT!!! CUSTODIANS: Connie Miller, Russell Henning- son, I.anny Olsen. Ellis Tuttle Librarian COOKS: Rose Mclff, Alma Wanlass, Bernice Ottosen, Dortha Braith- waite. BUS DRIVERS: Ted Thomson, Tony Braithwaite, Quilden Howard- Absent: Carl Braithwaite. 42 CLUBS STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION Top row: Jay Olsen, John Daniels, Steven Jensen, Paula Lee, Steven Allred, Jerry Monson, Patsy McArthur, David Tibbs, Kathie Johnson. Paula Simons, Rosemary Squire, Helen Nielsen, Gae Olsen, Clive Young, Margie Olson, LuAnn Petersen. Janis Green, Sandra Merriam, Terri Jean Daniels, Jerry Dahl. Hal Stott, Darlynn Monson. Jane Davidson. Bottom row: Kathie Peterson, Bonny Nielson, Julane Russell. Jolene Peterson, Debra Nielson. Patsy Thomson, Kathleen Findlay, Rebecca Anderson, Cindy Denton. Peggy King, Sandra Daniels, Janice Barton, Janie Duerock, Alice Hedlius, Dorine Scovill, Teena Black, Kaye Nielsen, Mary Ellen Hedelius, Andrea Graham, Janeen Olsen, Deena Larsen, David Carlisle- SAE, formerly FTA, was formed to build strong leadership qualities among potential educators, to insure a high quality of education for the future. Last year our name and goals were slightly changed, but building leaders by providing new insights into our educational system, will always be part of our club. OFFICERS — Left to right. David Carlisle, President; Kathie Peterson, Historian; Bonny Nielson, Secretary; Rosemary Squire, V.P. 44 DANCE CLUB A delicious barbecue followed by entertain- ing games at Manti City park started out a very successful year for the Dance Club. Meeting every other week. Dance Club invited special instructors to teach a variety of steps, in- cluding the Polka, Waltz, Swing, Jitterbug, and many others. ront row: Andrea Graham, Sandra Daniels, lanice Barton, Fay Miller, Melinda Russell, Sandra Sorensen, Mrs. oung. Advisor. Second row: Mike Dyreng, Rebecca Anderson, Clive Young, Kathleen Findlay, Jerry Dahl, errylyn Bradley. Third row: Lynn Willardson. Stephen Cox, JoAnn Nelson, Dorine Scovill, Lance Mickelsen, eslie Howard, David Carlisle. Fourth row: DellRay Anderson, Bobbie Sue Gray, Paul Hardy, Jerry Monson, )avid Tibbs, Gareldine Scovill, Leah Mickelsen. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Contributing much to the spirit and enthusiasm at Manti High School this year, was the FHA Club. The many ac- tivities and exciting projects made it fun just to be a member. Every month brought something fun to do. Installations started the year off just right. Mothers were invited and the dinner was delicious. Mrs. Glen Lee was our guest speaker. Colour My World” was the theme for the Autumn Ball, and setting the mood were the colors orange and gold. The floor show was unusual and very interesting. Our service project this year was a quilt, which was donated to the Boys' Club. The Christmas party included lots of pizza, fun, and a big batch of homemade goodies for the faculty members. FHA State Convention was one of the highlights of the whole year. We stayed in a motel for two days, and all the meetings were held in the Salt Palace. Later on in the year, we had a very successful Daddy Daughter Date”. The Assembly was quite an experience for all those involved. This has certainly been one of the most eventful years FHA has had. The members really became involved and showed that they wanted to be part of the action. Front row: Rebecca Anderson, Dorine Scovill, Diane Daniels, Cyndy Snow, Melinda Russell, Rosemary Squire, Sandra Sorensen, Holly Hatch, Carolyn Wanlass Second row: Sandra Merriam, Lori Maylett, Peggy Bown, laRee Squire, Julie Olson, Kathie Johnson, Janie Duerock, Carol Green, Mary Jane Witt, Jolene Peterson, Kaye Nielsen, Teena Black. Third row: Paula Lee, Peggy King, Sandra Daniels, JoDee Howell, JoAnn Nelson, JoAnne Cutler, Leah Mickel- sen, Gareldine Scovill, Janeen Olsen, Julane Russell, Jerrylyn Bradley, Carol Dawn Larsen, Joni Bradley, Kathleen Findlay, Jeanne Anderson, Sherrie Niel- son. Fourth row: Leana Turner, Chris Snow, and Terri Jean Daniels. 46 RADIO CLUB KMHS Radio was operating smoothly on the air by second quarter, sounding better than ever. Extensive remodeling was undertaken first quarter, including, carpet- ing, newly finished cabinets, and a lower- ed ceiling. The disc-jockeys and Mr. Jensen work- ed hard to run the station, and valuable experience was gained by all who partic- ipated. Many improvements in equipment along with enthusiastic, hopeful disc-jockeys, help- ed make this another great broadcasting year! Left to right: Helen Nielsen, Secretary; Robert Tuttle, Vice President; Lance Mickelsen, Activity Manager; Paul Hardy, President; David Carlisle, Station Mgr. Standing, left to right: Janice Barton, Paul Mangelson, David Carlisle, Paul Bown, Steven Cox, Helen Nielsen, Robert Tuttle, Karen Keller, Jeff Olson, Reed Hatch. Sitting: Ronald Phillips, Bryce Anderson, Jack Thompson, Paul Hardy, Lance Mickelsen. 48 Clockwise from the left: Janice Barton, Jenilee Allred, Joe Bailey, Mike Graham, Rex Goodwin, Brad Beacham, Clair Erickson, Advisor; JoDee Howell, Andrea Graham, Mont Francisco, Rebecca Anderson. MODEL This year in Model U.N. we had the opportunity to represent the country of Belgium. We had many meet- ings in which we studied the proceedings and charter of the Model United Nations. Immediately after receiv- ing our committee assign- ments we went to work mak- ing up resolutions which con- sisted of decisions and suggestions on world prob- lems. These resolutions were sent in to be accepted for discussion. In the spring we traveled to Salt Lake and participated in the annual M.U.N. con- vention. Here we presented and defended our resolu- tions before representatives of other schools. We strongly feel that Model United Nations is a worth- while experience. JoDee Howell 49 F.F.A. The FFA is a national organization for students studying vocational agriculture. The FFA has enjoyed two exciting and interesting activities this year—the State Judging Con- test and Snow College Field Day, where they took first place in livestock and range judging. Two students, Chris Denton and Larry Pritchard, were sent to represent our chapter at the National Convention. Representatives were also sent to State Convention. Trying something different this year, the FFA replaced the traditional banquet with an assembly, during which the honorary members were announced. The annual FFA Sweet- heart Contest was very successful. OFFICERS—Top row, left to right: Mark Nelson, Treasurer; Reed Hatch, Vice President; Chris Denton, President. Second row: Jeff Bailey, Secretary; Fred Frischknecht, Sentinel; Rex Goodwin, Reporter: Mr. Wheeler, Adviser. SNOW COLLEGE FIELD DAY JUDGING TEAM Left to right: Clifford Sorenson, Alan Johnson, Blake Peterson. 50 Top row, left to right: Jeff Larsen, Jed Jensen, Reed Hatch, Mark Nelson, Kevin Jacobson, Denny Parry, Mark Larsen. Suzanne Yockey. Second row: Tom Rees, Stanley Braithwaite, Chris Denton, Clyde Larsen, Jeff Bailey, Michael Anderson, Fred Frischknecht, Rick Francks, Bryce Anderson. Third row: Rick DeMill, Alfred Peterson, Rex Goodwin, Steve Keller, Karl Bessey, Terrel Edwards, Dale Ray Petersen, Russell Barton. Fourth row: Charles Nielson, Scott Larsen, Scott Bown. Russell Lund, Steven Sorensen, Kenneth Allred, Blake Peterson. Fifth row: Clifford Sorenson. Rees Rasmussen, Karl Lund, Gary Olsen, John Plummer, Tim Black, Doneal White. 51 BUSINESS CLUB First row, left to right: Terri Jean Daniels, JoLynn Merriam, Karen Wheeler, Kerry Byrum, Sandra Sorenson, Gae Olsen, Bobbi Sue Gray, Sandra Daniels, Peggy King, Janice Simonsen, Diane Daniels, Holly Hatch, Cynthia Howell, Linda Nielson. Second row: Kathy Howell, Judy Shiozaki, Mike Dyreng, Janice Barton, David Tibbs, Jenilee Allred, Miriam Scott, Patsy McArthur, Janie Duerock, Karen Keller, Jill Howell, Mrs. Nell. Third row: Steve Keller, Mark Stoddard, Kerri Howell, Scott Simmons, Teena Black, Kaye Nielson, Holley Snow, Helen Nielson, Jolene Peterson, Kathie Peter- son, Darlynn Monson, Cindy Denton, Sandra Simmons. Back row: Doug Hayes, Trent Peterson, Jeff Larsen, Andrea Graham, Rebecca Anderson, Jerry Monson, Karin Larsen, Steve Cox, Bruce Miller, Debra Nielson, Deena Larsen, Sydney Rasmusson. The Business Club has experienced its first year at Manti High School. It was organized for students who would like to know more about the world of business. Throughout the year the Business Club had various speakers describ- ing the different kinds of careers one can find in the business world. OFFICERS — Left to right: Kaye Nielson, Parliamentarian; Jenilee Allred, Reporter; Bobbi Sue Gray, President; Cindy Denton, Secretary; Linda Nielson, Vice President. 52 OFFICERS—Left to right: Jill Howell, Vice President; Darlynn Monson, President; Rebecca Anderson, Secretary; Kathie Peterson, Reporter-Historian. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The NHS has actively supported the dress code this year. Their activity of snow sculpturing produced two original creations. This year our membership consisted of sixteen girls and four boys. Fourteen new members were inducted into the NHS in a skit prepared by the officers. Front row, left to right: Mr. Good, Adviser; Kris Simons, Margie Olsen, Darlynn Monson, Kathie Peterson, Jill Howell, Janice Barton, Cynthia Howell. Second row: Karen Keller, Claire McCaul, JoDee Howell, Bonny Nielson, Joe Bailey, Mike Graham. Third row: Andrea Graham, Steven Jensen, Re- becca Anderson, Rosemary Squire, John Daniels, Brad Beacham. 53 SKI CL UB The Manti Ski Club has had a great year skiing. This year the Ski Club started a region Ski Meet with Gunnison, Juab, North Sanpete, and Wasatch. They also went on a combined ski trip with Gun- nison to Sundance. They hope to con- tinue this ski trip with the region and soon have competition runs. The members of the Manti Ski Club also consists of the Ephraim Junior High School students. OFFICERS — Left to right: Kaye Nielson, Vice Pres.; Lora Sondmp, Reporter; Sandra Simmons, Sec.; Bryce Anderson, President. S : Kathy Howell, Bryce Anderson, Kaye Nielson, Margie Olson, Bobbie Sue Gray, Sandra Simmons, Rebecca Anderson, Russell Lund, Brad Bown, Scott Simmons, David Tibbs, Lora Sondnip, Lynda Willardson, Deena Larsen, Janis Green, Jo Dee Howell, Barbara Madsen. “K”: Clive Young, Judy Shiozaki, Karen Wheeler, Jolene Peterson, Mary Jane Witt, Teena Black, Debra Nielson, Jerry Dahl, Mr. Ericksen, Adviser; Kerri Howell, Linda Niel- son, Connie Williams, Cynthia Howell, Brad Beacham, Darlynn Monson, Kathie Peterson, Jill Howell, Max Anderson. “I”: Shelley Whintch, Tannie Gleave, Jerrie Nielsen, Tim Black, Charlie Nielson, Debbie Green, Marilyn Thomson, Don Jacobson, Jeff Larsen. 54 LETTERMEN’S CLUB Back row, left to right: Chris Denton, Terrel Edwards, Mark Nelson, Reed Hatch, Reid Cox, Coach Braithwaite, Adviser; Hal Stott, Ron Keisel, Stan Braithwaite, Steve Jensen, Kevin McBride. Front row; Randy Steck, Steve Keller, Rex Goodwin, Max Anderson, Jeff Olson, Steve Allred, Phillip Haslam, Steve Snow, Clark Barton, Mont Fransico. OFFICERS —Left to right: Coach Braithwaite, Adviser; Reid Cox, Vice President; Terrel Ed- wards, Secretary; Mike Francks, President. The major promotion of the school year for the Lettermen's Club was the traditional Donkey Basketball game. Officers spearheaded the advance ticket sale to assure financial success with Paul Stahle as top salesman. Sadly, MHS Faculty lost to EJHS Faculty 22-18 in a bruising, no-holds-barred” game. Proceeds are helping to equip the Boys’ Club. 55 CLARION STAFF As a class this year, the Yearbook Staff has devoted much hard work, time, energy, and talents into the production of the Clarion '73. Exper- imenting with new and different techniques, some interesting effects were created. A very successful dance helped meet budget requirements. The Staff would like to thank all those who made it possible for this edition by donations, cooperation, or any other means which have helped us make this history of Manti High School 1972-73. YEARBOOK EDITORS: Rebecca Anderson, Andrea Graham, Sandra Daniels. Back row: Rebecca Anderson, Andrea Graham, Connie Williams, JoAnn Nelson, Sydney Rasmussen, Michael Dyring, Holley Snow, Jenilee Allred, Chris Snow, Cyndy Snow, Mrs. Nell, Adviser. Front row: Terri Jean Daniels, Sandra Merriam, Nadene Allen, Jane Davidson, Diane Daniels, Carol Green, Sandra Daniels, Janice Barton. 6 TEMPLAR TRUMPET STAFF Dave Carlisle, Co-Editor; Joe Bailey, Editor. Keeping busy this year, the Tempiar Trumpet Staff pub- lished a paper every two weeks. Providing a voice for the students was done effectively through editorials, letters to the editor and guest editorials. Keeping up on news events, as well as reporting sports, providing entertainment, sponsoring the Poetry Contest, and preparing the annual Write” magazine were among the many accomplishments of the paper staff. The Templar Trumpet Staff has had another great and successful year and would like to thank all those who helped in any way to make this possible. Standing: Mrs. Smith, Adviser; Trent Peterson, Leanna Turner. Sitting: Dave Carlisle, Leslie Howard, Dorine Scovill, Rebecca Anderson, Janie Due- rock, Connie Miller, Patsy McArthur, Paula Lee, Charlotte Sorenson, Lora Sondrup. Center; Joe Bailey. 57 GIRLS’ GLEE Bottom row, left to right: Sandra Daniels, Helen Maynes, Susan Peterson, Eloise Voorhees, Jane Nielson, Lynda Willardson, Kathie Peterson, Mary Jane Witt, Patsy Thomson, Joiene Peterson, Kathie Johnson, Jerrylyn Bradley, Kelly Dahl, Florence Williams. Second row: Janice Simonsen, Jolynn Merriam, Sydney Rassmussen, Fay Miller, JoAnn Nelson, Charlotte Sorenson, Melinda Russell, Kaye Nielson, Barbara Madsen, Gareldine Scovill, Rose Sorensen, Leah Mickelson, Sandy Irwin, Sandra Merriam, JoAnn Braithwaite. Third row: Mr. Jensen, Adviser; Carol Dawn Larsen, Paula Sim- ons, Peggy Larsen, Carma Peterson, LaRee Squire, Rosemary Squire, Connie Williams, Debra Green, Debra Nielson, Sheila Larsen, Bonnie Nielson, Julane Russell, Julie Olsen. The Girls' Glee was new this year. It performed a PTA Christmas Concert followed by two concerts with the Band and Pop Chorus. It also performed at the Small and Large Groups Music Festival. OFFICERS: Connie Williams, Debra Green, Bonnie Nielson. 58 POP CHORUS The Pop Chorus this year was at its best performing in three concerts, Small and Large Groups Festival and several churches in the stake as well as Moroni, Mayfield, and Wasatch Academy. OFFICERS — Left to right: Marilyn Thomson, Brad Beacham, Darlynn Monson. Bottom row, left to right: David Green, Mark Stoddard, Kevin McBride, Kerri Howell, Kathy Howell, Don Jacobson, Max Anderson, Karen Wheeler, Jerrie Nielson, Mr. Ned Jenson, Adviser. Second row: Jane Davidson, Peggy King, Mike Dyreng, Joanne Cutler, Bonnie Nielson, Gae Olson, Tannie Gleave, Lee Mortenson, Randy Steck, Nadene Allen, Margie Olson, Kris Simons. Third row: Helen Nielson, JoDee Howell, Paul Hardy, Dave Carl- isle, Debra Green, Marilyn Thomson, Claire McCaul, Judy Shiozaki, Lance Mickelson, Kathleen Findlay, Janice Barton, Paula Lee. Fourth row: Connie Williams, Mary Green, Teena Black, Lynn Willardson, Paul Mangleson, Rebecca Anderson, DellRay Anderson, Andrea Graham, Darlynn Monson, Jerry Dahl, LuDon Peterson, Deena Larsen. 59 Front row: Kerri Howell, Connie Williams, Claire McCaul, Scott Bown, Lora Sondrup, Jerrie Nielsen, Kathy Howell. Second row: Reed Hatch, Mark Stoddard, Reid Cox, Max Anderson, Kevin McBride, Mike Graham, Rex Goodwin, Hal Stott, Clark Barton, Ned Jensen, Director. Third row: Steve Jensen, Kathleen Findlay, Ron Phillips, Jack Thompson, Dee Jensen, Lance Mickelsen, Steven Allred, Tannie Gieave, Kandy Steck. Fourth row: Gae Olsen, Rebecca Anderson, Linda Nielson, Jill Howell, Janis Green, Jerry Dahl, Russell Barton, Andrea Graham, Karen Wheeler, Jenilee Allred, Dell Ray Anderson, Sheila Larsen. Fifth row: Joanne Cutler, Sydney Rasmusson, Jeanne Anderson, Joni Bradley, Jeffery Moore, Mary Ellen Hedelius, Kristine Simons, Sherrie Nielson, Jerry Monson, Carol Green, Debbie Green. Sixth row: JoDee Howell, Karen Keller, Bobbie Sue Gray, Janice Barton, Teena Black, Mary Green, Sandra Simmons, Jolene Peterson, Cynthia Howell, Paula Lee, Deena Larsen. Seventh row: Peggy King, David Tibbs, Paul Hardy, Charles Nielson, Paul Mangelson, Paul Stahle, Kurt Jensen, Don Jacobson, Brad Bown, Scott Simmons, Kay Nielson. M.H.S. BAND AND PEP BAND The band started the year off with a three hour practice to prepare for the Fair parade. Later in the year the band march- ed at the Snow College Homecoming parade. After marching, the band settled down to prepare for three concerts and the Small Groups and Large Groups Music Festivals. Highlighting the year for the band were such numbers as How the West Was Won , The Sound of Music , Finale From the Unfinished Symphony , Overture in Pop Style , and restive Overture”. From the Concert Band came the mem- bers of the Templar Pep Band. It per- formed at all our home games and did a good job to boost the spirit of N.H.S. Front row: Jack Thompson, Jerry Dahl, Rebecca Anderson, Alan Johnson. Sec- ond row: Kathleen Findlay, Paul Mangel- son, Steven Jensen, Dee Jensen. Third row: Russell Barton, Lance Mickelson, Dell Ray Anderson, Mike Graham. Fourth row: Randy Steck, Brad Beacham, Reed Hatch, Steven Allred. Fifth row: Paul Hardy, Scott Simmons, David Tibbs, Charles Nielson, Kurt Jensen. 61 TEMPLARETTES Andrea Graham Mitzi Olsen Karin Larsen Janice Barton Marilyn Thomson JoAnn Nelson Connie Williams Melinda Russell Rebecca Anderson Darlynn Monson First row: Connie Williams, Party Chairman; Melinda Russell, Re- porter; Darlynn Monson, Vice President. Second row: Nadene Allen, Junior Drill Mistress; Sandra Sorensen, Secretary; Linda Nielson, Drill Mistress. Back row: Sandra Daniels, President, Sporting new uniforms, the spirited Templarettes per- formed with great skill and precision. A reduced number of members enhanced competition within the club. As well as promoting school spirit, the lively Templar- ettes participated in various marching competitions. They lived up to the band's motto —We do not compete, we are the competition. The Templarettes also marched at the Military Ball. As a club, the Templarettes sponsored the annual Pep Club Formal. Dancing under black and white decorations, the couples had an enjoyable time. The theme of the night was Knights In White Satin”. The finale of the year was the Drill Team Showing in which the Templarettes performed all the marches learned during the year. This year was a very successful one for the Templarettes. 63 PREFERRED MEN AUTUMN BALL PEP CLUB FORMAL Mike Nuffer, Preferred Man; John Daniels, 1st Attendant. Not pictured: David Green, 2nd Attendant. Max Anderson, 1st Attendant; Clive Young, Preferred Man; Steve Fatheringham, 2nd Attendant. VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: Scott Bown, Clark Barton, Steven Sorensen, Rex Goodwin, Jeff Olson, Ronald Kcisel, Brent Dobson, Reid Cox, Hal Stott, Mark Nelson, Terrel Edwards, Robert Dyreng, Mark Stoddard. Kneeling: Max Anderson, Manager; Coach Wilbur Braithwaite, Fred Frischknecht, Manager. 68 Hal Stott, F. Reid Cox, C, F. Brent Dobson, C. Terrel Edwards, G. Clark Barton, G Jeff Olson, F. Mark Nelson, F Mark Stoddard, G 69 1972-73 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES fi Suaso� Manti Opp. 37 Juab 52 48 No. Sanpete 47 49 Gunnison 76 80 Wasatch Academy 33 55 luab 52 54 No Sanpete 48 46 Gunnison 69 83 Wasatch Academy 19 64 Union 66 Scott Bown, G Steven Sorensen, F. We've got Pep and we've got Rastus— we've got Victory too! Robert Dyreng, G. Rex Goodwin, G. Ron Keisel, C. F. 70 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON Manti Opp. 33 Juab 48 34 No. Sanpete 35 43 Gunnison 44 57 Wasatch Academy 51 41 Juab 64 37 No. Sanpete 38 53; Gunnison 60 63) Wasatch Academy 29 TOURNAMENT 53 R ' No. Sevier 40 58 Qunnison 59 (overtime) Manti took second place at Tournament 71 73 WRESTLING Coach Russell Felt, Manti High’s new football and wrestling coach, was very proud of this year's team. Three wrestlers qualified for State Tournament, which is the largest number to attend at one time to this tournament from Manti. The team finished with a league record of 2-6. The future looks bright for MHS wrestlers and fans next year as the larger part of the team is sopho- mores. STATE TOURNAMENT WRESTLING PARTICIPANTS: Ken Allred, Chris Denton, and Phil- Standing: Coach Russell Felt, Mont Francisco, Kim Squire, Chris Denton, Dane Tom, Kenneth Allred, Phillip Haslam, Karl Lund, Charlie Nielson. Kneel- ing: Kerry Byrum, Randy Steck, John Plummer, Brad Bown, Michael Dennis. 72 SPRING Junior Prom. . School P'av Tennis Baseball . . Tn ck Honors Memor al Campus An -cs Anver sing PROM ROYALTY: Reid Cox and Claire McCaul, First Attendants; Carolyn Wanlass and Mark Nel- son, Prom Mistress and Master; Holley Snow and Mike Nuffer, Second Attendants. 76 78 CAST Albert Antrei - Director Mont Francisco Charlie Gordon Nadene Allen Dave Carlisle Philip Haslam Clive Young Melinda Russell . . . . Joe Ellen Sandra Sorensen Mrs. Mooney Connie Williams Lynn Willardson.... Sandra Daniels Julane Russell jerrie Nielsen Norma Chairlady Brad Beacham Anne Welberg Teen-age Charlie Janeen Olsen Mr. Harvey Connie Joanne Cutler Jackie Welberg Mrs. Nemur Marc Haslam l ittle Charlie 79 TENNIS 73 This season was at .sctive one for MHS netters. Besides the regular match- es and the Snow College and BVU ln- vitationals, the team journeyed to Las Vegas for two days of matches. Par- ticipating on the team are: Hdttom row: Ken Allred, Clark Barton, Cp«ch Braith- waite. Second rowi Sieve Allred, Paul Stahle, Dave 1 uncT Third row: Reed Hatch, Reid Cox, Hal Stott. Fourth row: Karl Bessey, Steven Jensen, Bryce An- derson. 80 BASEBALL 73 Bottom, left to right: Coach Anderson, Sieve Fortheringham, Dave Green, Mark Stoddard, Kevin McBride, Kim Madsen, Phillip Haslem, Brad Bown, Coach Felt. Top row: Scott Bown, Steve Snow, Chris Denton, Stan Braithwaite, Brent Dobson, Jeff Olson, Dee Jensen. TRACK 73 First row: Kerry Byrum, Mark Stoddard, Ronald Keisel, Stan Braithwaite, Jeff Olson, Coach Goodwin. Second row: Rees Rasmussen, Clifford Sorenson, David Tibbs, Fred Frischknecht, Jerry Monson, Duaine Nielson. Third row: Scott Simmons, Kelly Nielson, Allen Woolsey, Jack Thompson, Paul Mangel- son. Fourth row: Dell Ray Anderson, Rex Goodwin, Mark Nelson, Trent Peterson, Randy Steck, Brent Dobson. 82 ' -'vjt HONORS VALEDICTORIAN JANICE BARTON Enthusiastic, well-liked, courteous, and intel- ligent is Janice Barton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barton. Her willingness to always be helpful and to go the extra mile has proven to be a valuable asset, enabling her to become this year's Valedictorian. Janice was elected Studentbody President, and has served in that capacity with efficiency and capa- bility, while maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA. Her other leadership positions include. Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Class President, Yearbook Editor, Junior Class Vice President, Prom Chairman, and NHS Secretary. In 1970, Janice represented Utah at the national Make It Yourself With Wool contest, she has also won first place in the Americanism Essay Contest and Oratory Contest. She participated in State Forensics. She was selected to go to Girls’ State and was chosen as a Sterling Scholar in General Scholarship. In her church activities, Janice has earned five individual awards, is an organist, and has served in various callings in the Seminary. Janice likes almost everything, from involvement in school, music, working at the Bright Spot, and cycling, to generally having a good time. Congratulations to a well deserving Valedictorian. SALUTATORI AN KATHIE PETERSON Kathie Peterson is conscientious, fun-loving, and capable. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byard Peterson, and earned the honor of being the Salutatorian of the Class of 1973. Besides her high scholastic achievement, Kathie has been active in school, and in extracurricular ac- tivities. She has participated in Business Club, Stu- dent Action for Education, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Future Homemakers of America, Music Club, Yearbook Staff, and Drill Team. Leader positions in National Honor Society and Student Action for Education were responsibilities that Kathie has completed very capably. A willing attitude and eagerness to do a job well are attributes Kathie possesses which have helped her to complete her leadership obligations. In church activities, Kathie has achieved five individual awards; she also has been the secretary for the Junior Sunday School and has been a teacher in the Junior Sunday School. Kathie is a girl of many interests, she enjoys playing the piano, reading, skiing, and she takes pride in remembering birthdays. The CLARION salutes this accomplished Salutatorian. 84 STERLING SCHOLARS The Sterling Scholar com- petition was a new program Manti High School was able to participate in this year. The contestants in the Ster- ling Scholar competition put forth a great deal of effort toward the preparation of portfolios and personal in- terviews. Manti High School was well represented with, top row, Dorine Scovill in Home Economics, Andrea Graham in Business, Margie Olson in Mathematics, Jeff Olson in Vocational Education, Clive Young in English and Literature, bottom row, Steve Jensen in Science, Re- becca Anderson in Music, Lora Sondrup in Art, Melinda Russell in Speech and Drama, Janice Barton in General Scholarship, and Joe Bailey in Social Studies. David Tibbs, Mike Nuffer, Holley Snow, Mari Green. REGION DANCE WINNERS Dave Carlisle OUTSTANDING CITIZEN 85 MHS TOP TEMPLARS 73 Janice Barton (Top Templar of the Year), Joe Bailey First Quarter Margie Olson, John Daniels Second Quarter Rosemary Squire, Michael Graham Third Quarter Andrea Graham, Allen Simons Fourth Quarter 86 SMALL GROUP FESTIVAL Front: Janice Barton, Kathie Peterson, Andrea Graham. Back: Karen Keller, Cynthia Howell, Jill Howell, Linda Nielson. First row: Peggy King, Claire McCaul, Gae Olsen. Second row: Margie Olson, Nadene Allen, Bonny Nielson. Third row: Helen Nielsen, Rebecca Anderson, Darlynn Monson. Fourth row: Mark Stoddard, Lynn Willard- son, DellRay Anderson, Kevin McBride, Brad Beacham. The Small Groups Festival provides an opportunity for musically talented students in our region to compete in the areas of piano, instrumental, and vocal music. The competition was held at Juab this year on March 22. Manti High School came out in second place receiving a total of 194 points. The group singing “The Windows of the World as an ensemble and Peggy King as a soloist were selected as Out- standing in their categories. Those receiving 1 ratings were: Julie Olson and Paula Lee, piano solos; Senior Girls' Double Trio singing Walk Hand in Hand”, ensembles; Rebecca Anderson and Lynn Willardson, vocal solos; and Rebecca Anderson, saxophone solo. 87 POETR Y WINNERS ORA TOR Y WINNERS Back row: First place winners: Bonnie Nielson, Free verse; Rebecca An- derson, Humorous; Jeffery Moore, Serious. Front row: Second place winners: Mont Francisco, Free verse; Janice Green, Humorous; Lita Eklund. Serious. Clockwise front top: Darlynn Monson, second; Clive Young, third; Margie Olson, third; Janice Barton, first. Front row: Russell Barton, Jene Beal, Fred Frischknecht, Deena Larsen, Nadene Allen, Jane Davidson, Jolene Peterson, JoDee Howell, Diane Daniels, Carolyn Wanlass. Back row: Allan Johnson, LuDon Peterson, Mark Nelson, Reid Cox, Mike Graham, Rex Goodwin, Patsy McArthur, JoAnn Nelson. Not pictured: Kaye Nielsen, Helen Nielsen. 88 GIRL AND BOY STATERS essay winners state sae officers state fha officer. Left to right: Rebecca Anderson, First; Joe Bailey, David Carlisle, State Newsletter Editor; D r r WD AWT A E n Second; Dorine Scovill, Third. Rosemary Squire, State Secretary. Lj£j 1 1 I Uiil CAxS i irV i i y Jane Davidson, Second Attendant; Cynthia Howell, Queen; Marta DeLeeuw, First Attendant. FFA SWEETHEART Linda Nielson REGION QUEEN 89 REGION BASKETBALL ALL STATE BAND AND CHORUS Top to bottom: Jill Howell, Brad Beacham, Peggv King, Rebecca Anderson, Dave Carlisle, Andrea Graham, Nadene Allen, Paul Hardy. Absent: Mari Green, Connie Williams, Paul Mangelson. RANGE ANALYSIS — Left to right: LaMar Kjar, John Plummer, Harold Simonsen, Stan Braithwaite. Steve Keller State Farmer FFA AWARDS Reid Cox SENIOR AWARDS: Reed Hatch, Chris Denton. 90 Jn Jjjfmnriam HJeh ,JiL 3 miser The circumstances of Jed’s passing are unimportant, but the qualities of his life which made him unique shall long be remembered by the students of MHS. Jed was reliable, teachable, and fun- loving. As a football player, he mastered several positions, as well as being an outstanding kicker. He was interested in livestock, and participated in various shows in Utah. Jed was well-liked by his classmates and possessed a good sense of humor. He enjoyed hunting and collecting arrow- heads and added a spark of enjoyment wherever he went. We won t be seeing Jed for awhile, nor hear him say, V oh,” — until we meet again. “Of Places Far” To me Istanbul Was only a name Until a picture You took Of the Blue Mosque Came. I don't receive Postcards from Heaven Showing Saint Peter At prayer. But, oh — that place Is real enough. Now that You are there. — Carol Lynn Pearson 1955 -1973 CAMPUS ANTICS ADVERTISING ANDERSON DRUG We are happy to serve you STERLING CITY Congratulations Manti High School MALT SHOP Delicious Food and Fast Service DESERET BOAT CO STUBB'S, INC. For Finest Fabric Selection i'or that new experience in boating try SEA FLIGHT” 96 MANTI BUSINESS ASS'N. fenseos, Inc. CjSrf Pontijc ladies Style Shop c!l Motor Elliotts Pharmacy I he Bright Spot Simmons Harmon s Appliance Hardware Manti Cr Kery Manti Telephone Co. Manti Messenger First Slate Bank Keith’s Upholstery Bradley's A.G. Manti I umber Co. Allred Ins. Agency Manti Home Supply Carpenter’s Fabric Si v 97 rtv BOOTS' fir BUI Harmons nave: Sporting Goods Boots and Belts Bell Bottom Levis Shoe Repair Waffle Stompers Horse Equipment Building Tools Sheepskins Western Clothing Hunting Equipment MANTI CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION Congratulations Manti High School Seniors MORONI FEED COMPANY U 'rtE? Pictured above are men trom most of the cities in our county who represent the membership of Moroni Feed Company and who send their congratulations to Manti High School on another successful year. Christiansen Furniture Hardware Company DOYLES For The Outdoorsman 101 105 -Vf t MANTI CITY CORPORATION MAYOR - Leslie J. Anderson RECORDER: Bart A. Peterson - TREASURER; COUNC ILMEN C. Ray Keller Sympathetic Understanding FUNERAL PLANNING AMBULANCE SERVICE “Serving All of Utah 835-2311 MANT1 COMMUNITY PRESS 5600 North University Ave. Phone (801) 225-2293 Provo, Utah 84601 The mark of EXCELLENCE IN YEARBOOK PRINTING AND SERVICE EMBERS CAFE For The Ultim.ile In Dining 106 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, Hooray! Hooray! 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, Hooray! Hooray! 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..