Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

MHS students and faculty Utho raphed by 1 COMMUNITY PRESS Provo, Utah “One life; a little gleam of light between two eterni- ties; no second chance for us evermore. colored glass, stains the ■ white radiance of eternity.” FALL STUDENTBODY OFFICERS.... 8 STUDENT COUNCIL......... 9 FOOTBALL................10 CHEERLEADERS............16 HOMECOMING..............18 SADIE HAWKINS...........20 CLASSES SENIORS..............22 JUNIORS..............30 SOPHOMORES...........36 FRESHMEN.............42 STUDENTBODY OFFICERS: Bryce Anderson. President; Carolyn Wanlass, Vice-Presi- dent; Chris Snow, Secretary; Tom Rees, Activity Agent. STUDENTBODY OFFICERS 8 STUDENT COUNCIL The student council introduced several new activi- ties: the Region Ski Meet and the Region Semi-Formal Dance. They also held a Basketball Jones faculty game and a ' Sock-Hop to raise money for a school marquee. All student council members were active in one or more committees organized to better the school year. One committee studied the school constitution, another cleaned the football field, while another restored a velvet portrait of the school's mascot. An art committee was assigned to design and create attractive bulletin boards for the school’s halls. All in all. this year s student council worked very ef- fectively in promoting school spirit, worth while activities among fellow students. First row: Brad Beacham. Mike Graham. Clifford Sorensen. Russell Barton. Chris Snow. Bryce Anderson. Carolyn Wanlass. Clyde Larsen. David Green. Karen Wheeler. Ronny James. Mary Frischknecht. Karen Tatton Second row: Rick Francks. JoAnn Nelson. Rick Nuffer. Kaye Nielsen. Molly Green. David Tibbs. Scott Bown. Charlie Nielson, Rex Goodwin. Claire McCaul. Paula Lee. Shelley Wintch. Rose Sorensen. Patsy McArthur. Lynda Bessey Third row: Ned Jensen. Advisor; Carol Green. Cyndy Snow. PeQgy King. Kevin McBride. Brent Dobson. Diane Daniels. Janet Beacham. Carol Sim- mons. Alice Hedelius Glen Goodwin. Asst Coach. Russell Felt. Coach; John Ockey. Asst Coach Experts in the development of football programs are in agreement that it takes at least five years to achieve a winning season. Exactly on schedule Manti, in its fifth sea son, won six of nine contests and repre- sented MHS in the State Playoffs. After losing the opening game, the Templars won six straight including a 28-0 victory over arch-rival North Sanpete We lost the league championship to Richfield and we also lost to State Champion Dixie High School in the State Quarterfinals at St. George. The season was marked with four games in which the margin of victory came with less than seven minutes remaining Most notable of the close games was the 21-20 victory over Juab at Nephl. One of the important contributing factors to our successful season was the large number of boys who elected to play foot- ball. including several upper classmen who had not played the previous year Mark Stoddard and Kevin McBride were elected Co-Captains Mark was selected to the two major newspaper All-State-Teams. Kevin. Clark and Reid were All-Region VII. Team members also selected outstanding players for each game, those selected re- ceived award decals during the year. The outcome of the season left returning players with an understanding of the areas that need improvement to continue and develop a winning tradition and also with a feeling of optimism for the future of Temp- lar football. 11 12 Max Anderson. LB Reid Cox. DE Rick Francks. T Fred Frischknecht. LB Rex Goodwin. WR Mike Graham. T Don Jacobson, DE Kevin McBride. S Blake Peterson. LB Randy Steck. LB Mark Stoddard. RB Jack Thompson. WB Kenneth Allred. MLB Steve Allred. C Clark Barton. OB Karl Bessey. OE Kerry Byrum. G Bill Colby. LB Mike French. DT David Green. QB Doug Hayes. DT Ron Hunt. RB Jeff Larsen. DB Charles Nielson. CB Trent Peterson. T Ron Phillips. T 13 Steve Fotheringham. WB Tim Denton. G Tom Rees. G John Erickson. G V Dane Tom. G Kelly Jacobson. DB Jon Howell. G Kay Thomson. C Scott Findlay. QB Doneal White. G Ronny James. RB Karl Lund. Manager John Plummer Manager PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Mark Nelson. WR Steve Sorensen. RB Reid Cox - Region VII Team Clark Barton - Region VII Team Mark Stoddard - All-State Team Kevin McBride - Region VII Team 14 J.V. FOOTBALL '74 Another first for Manti Football this season was the creation of a junior varsity football program which was separate from the varsity. The new program is an indication of the increase in participation in football and also re- flects the addition of the ninth grade to MHS. The purpose of junior varsity football is to prepare participants for the varsity. They learn qualities of self-discipline with the necessary techniques of foot- ball. This year’s team without any ex- perienced players faced teams that were comprised of many players with varsity experience. The team represented MHS very well. Many of this team will contribute to next year’s varsity. The program is an extremely import- ant one to the future of football at Manti and we hope succeeding junior varsity teams will be as successful. First row: Fred Johnson. Brad Orr. Chad Allred. Jed DeMill. Gene Yockey. Glade Denton. Second row: Robert Tibbs. Kelly Sondrup. Robert Wheeler. Wayne Cox. Randy Hanson Third row: George Mitchell. Mike Cox. Clair Goodwin. Val Jo Anderson. Randy Clark Fourth row: Coach Ockey. Keven Phenes. Doug Nielson. Don Olson. Coach Felt Fifth row: Blake Daniels. Ray Lyons. Karl Graham. Frank Allen. Kelly Nielson 15 Homecoming Week 73 started Monday with the traditional Lighting of the Letters A program was furnished by students from each of the classes Later the winners of the Lighting were announced with Juniors taking first place. Seniors, second place, and Sophomores, third place Tuesday, the Homecoming Queen contest was held Participants were chosen from each class, and were judged on poise, talent, and popular vote After a difficult decision, three girls were selected: First Attendant. Jerrie Nielson. Queen Jane Davidson. Second Attendant. Carolyn Wanlass To- gether they reigned throughout Homecoming Week Lipstick and long hair came to MHS locker rooms as girls donned football gear to fight it out on the gridiron Senior and Junior girls were the partici- pants. coached by outstanding football team members The Seniors won after a rough play-by-the-rules game Everybody loves a parade.' so they say. and MHS couldn't have enjoyed their Homecoming parade more Members of many clubs and classes looked proudly on as their handiwork glided past them. The Freshmen won the float contest with Were the Fresh Guys Friday afternoon, the Manti Templars roared past the North Sanpete Hawks with a victory score of 28-0 To top off a perfect week, students danced to the sounds of Tyme For many of the Freshmen and Sophomores, it was their first big dance All in all. Homecoming was a very eventful week filled with excitement, laughter, and enthusiasm HOMECOMING '73 SADIE HAWKINS DAY . SENIORS We the Senior Class of 74 have walked through the halls of Manti High School for the last time We have witness many changes and have helped form new traditions From the first moment we arrived at MHS as Sophomores, we have bee growing and maturing in both knowledge and experience. We began our Sophomore year unaware of what we were to face, yet anxious to participate in high school life We learned many things during this year and had fun doing it. All of our faces glowed with pride at the excitement of lighting our first letter We progressed forward earning the right to become Juniors We entered into our Junior year determined to participate in activities with more energy than ever By working together, .ve succeeded in doing our best in everything in which we were involved During Homecoming our efforts were rewarded when we produced the winning letter and float The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. The Juniors and their dates sparkled with the romance of the evening and danced under the setting of yellow and orange. The anticipation, excitement, and preparation climaxed as we crossed the bridge onto the dance floor and promenaded to our theme song Pieces of April' The magic of that night has remained in our treasured memories of Manti High School. Our Senior year was our last big step up before our first big step forward. The knowledge that this was to be our last year made us participate in athletics, music, drama, speech, and organizations with more purpose than ever before Our Senior strategy caught the Juniors unaware as our Powder Puff football team came out victorious. We also showed our talents by pro- ducing an outstanding assembly Leading the school activities and setting an example for our underclassmen has made us more aware of the meaning of our school motto Self-Realization . Now at the end of our school days we stand with mixed emotions, knowing that we shall walk the halls of Manti High again only as alumni. Yet we are anxious to walk forward down the pathways of life OFFICERS: Kevin McBride Representative Sandra Simmons. Secretary. Randy Steck. Vice President. Ren Goodwin President Audrey Adair Bryce Anderson Nadene Allen Max Anderson Jenilee Allred Roger Alder Diane Daniels Russell Barton Janie Duerock Jene Beal Kathie Johnson Jerry Dahl Peggy King Scott Bown Jaki Hall Rick Francks Paula Irwin Michael Graham JoDee Howell Rex Goodwin Fred Frischknecht Lita Eklund Brent Dobson Claire McCaul Clyde Larsen Jane Davidson Sheila Larsen Alan Johnson Patsy McArthur Holley Snow Connie Miller Mark Larsen Deena Larsen Sterling Madsen Kaye Nielsen Kevin McBride Russell Lund Gae Olsen Michael Nutter Reid Cox Lee Mortensen Julie Olson Russell Henningsor Jolene Peterson LuDon Peterson JoAnn Nelson Don Jacobson Helen Nielsen Sandra Simmons Scott Larsen Shauna Olson Kristine Simons Paul Stahle Mark Nelson Randy Steck Sydney Rasmusson Carolyn Wanlass Steven Sorensen Jack Thompson Miriam Scott Gary Stevenson Shelley Wintch Mark Stoddard Rose Sorenson JoAnn Braithwaite Michael Anderson Bradley Beacham Alice Hedelius Pictures Unavailable: Mike Munk Blake Peterson Dale Ray Petersen JUNIORS Class of 75 As Juniors, this year, we have come through with shining colors. We conquered the competition by winning the Letter Lighting and the Spirit Chain contest during Homecoming week One of our Homecoming queen contestants was chosen as an attendant in the Homecoming Royalty. We also sponsored the Homecoming dance, which was a great success. As a class, we have added talent and spirit to MHS. as we participated in athletics, clubs, activities, and com- pleted a class assembly, which was well received by the studentbody. We had one of the most beautiful Junior Proms that was ever imagined. It will be long remembered in the hearts of those who attended. We have now completed this year and are ready to go on to the future in a bigger, better calling, that of Seniors OFFICERS Representative. Cynthia Snow. Secretary. Renee Beazer; President. Karen Wheeler; Vice-President David Green Ken Allred Jeanne Anderson Dell Ray Anderson Renee Beazer Steven Allred Peofly Sown Clark Barton Teena Black Joni Bradley Tim Black Janet Cotton Karl Bessey Joanne Cutler Kerry Byrum Brad Bown 31 1 Jean Lamer Jeff Larsen Kelly Dahl Paula Lee Karl Lund Kurt Jensen Cynthia Denton Terri Jean Daniels Delon Jones Tanme Gleave Steve Fothermgham Susan Lyons Kim Madsen Helen Maynes David Lund 32 David Green Paula Simons Bill Colby Carol Dawn Larsen Carol Green Fred Kiesei Kathy Howell Doug Hayes Jeffery Moore Sandy Irwin Leah Mickelson Duame Nielson Kelly Nielson Gereldme Scovill Mike Conner 33 Roger Nielson Kerri Howell Charlie Nielson Jerrie Nielson Sandra Merriam Rick Nuffer Lori Maylett Clifford Sorensen Gary Olsen Julane Russell Tom Rees Sherrie Nielson Judy Shiozaki John Plummer Rees Rasmussen Christine Snow David Tibbs Holly Hatch Ben Scott SOPHOMORES Class of 76 The Sophomore class en- tered Manti High School breathless with great an- ticipation. We have really learned a great deal this year and had fun doing it We sponsored a dance, pro- duced an assembly, and smiled through a year of good-natured kidding from the superior upper-class- men. By winning the trash can contest' we showed our in- terest in all of the school activities. We have crowded the halls, made chaos out of the lunchroom, and caused many of the general pains that the Juniors and Seniors endure. The two girls representing the Soph- omores in the Queen Con- test presented some very good talent. The class proved they could compete with the upperclassmen by lighting a superior S for the annual Letterlighting. The Sophomore athletes participated in the excite- ment of this year's sports. The class members have suffered through the trials and tribulations of being the silly, silly sophomores” and we are now ready to become something more. 3 5 Cmdi Allen Steven Albrecht Brett Allred DeAnn Adams Kent Barton Nancy Barnard Leon Beal Tina Chapman Greg DeMill Robert Braithwaite Kan Dobson Shelly Carlson Tim Denton Kelly Duncan Neil Duncan Lorna Edwards Joy Farnsworth Scott Findlay Mike French Mary Frischknecht 37 Elaine Bailey Michael Anderson Val Jo Anderson Colleen Cox Vickey Gross Chris Bradley Tanya Hansen Randy Clark Blake Daniels Janica Jensen Kevin Phenes Kim Keller 38 Molly Green Fred Johnson Sabrina Harman Clair Goodwin Michelle Lowry Ray Lyons Judy Miller Larry Lund Carl Wanlass Anita Young Chad Parry Marale Simonsen Paul Braithwaite Coleen Nielson Dale Munk Karen Tatton 59 Molly NichOlls Karl Graham Kathryn Voorhees Kelly Sondrup Ronny James Ruth Rosquist David Larsen Donave Peatross Marilyn Maynes John Erickson Louise Nielson Brian Nielson Rae Ann Rasmusson Jon Howell Michelle Tapp Curtis Ludvigson 40 Oebra Scow Kendeil McIntosh Roger Peterson Elizabeth Tallada Susan Peterson Kelly Jacobsen Julie Stoddard Don Olson LuAnn Squire Debra Snow Joyce Sorensen Bill Mills Clive Zabriskie Lora Eklund Brad Orr Tammie Wmtch PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Joe Bown Steve Conner Shrol Ericksen Kevin Gray Cindy Munk Lynn Olsen Kenneth Olsen 41 Class of 77 As the first Freshmen class to enter MHS since 1956, we are proud to say that we have added a little more spirit, a little more trouble, a little more fun, and a little more creative thinking to the hum of Manti High School. This we displayed when we won the Home- coming float contest, mostly on originality. We have par- ticipated in assemblies, dances, activities and we were represented well in the Homecoming queen contest. We have crowded the halls and added to the noise and confusion. We have suffer- ed the agony of being last on the totem pole; but with no more 'han a few bent egos and torn spirits, we have grown tremendously and are now ready to be- come upperclassmen. As a class, we have set many goals. Some of them have been reached and some of them will be reach- ed in the coming years. We have big shoes to fill, but with hard work, we can do it! So heres to the Fresh Guys of 73-74 42 Frank Allen Leslie Anderson Chad Allred Jane Green John Barton Sharalee Bean Janet Beacham Ronald Bowman Jeff Bradley Cynthia Buchanan Deena Bown Jed OeMill Jessie Bryan Duane Buchanan 43 Wayne Cox Kelly Jo Christensen Maxine Cox Kent Draper Glade Denton Debbie Hoggard Lisa DeLeeuw Paul Monson Judy Jensen George Mitchell McKray Johnson Mikkie Francks Randy Hansen Cori Cherry 44 Frankie Lopez Charise Howard Vance Larsen Tonya Duncan Lori Green Dolan Miller Becky Davidson Lon Hansen David Miller Maren Johnson Doug Nielsen Nancee McGarry Callie Kiesel Ryan Nielson Matthew Nielson Laura Moulton Joni Jacobson Terry Olson Doug Snow Debra Olsen Gene Yockey Vicki Willardsen Claudia Williams Robert Wheeler Gerald Zabriskie Suzanne Moore Laurie Rasmussen Carol Simmons Melony Rigby Ryan Hedelius Lynda Bessey Roy Sibert Delma Nielson Martin Maymi Cristy Pritchard PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Lori Albrecht Larry Lanier Tim Woolsey 47 WINTER ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD..........50 PRINCIPAL.............51 FACULTY...............52 PERSONNEL.............56 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS .57 PEP CLUB FORMAL..........76 DANCES...................77 ASSEMBLIES...............78 BASKETBALL...............80 WRESTLING................84 49 SOUTH SANPETE SCHOOL BOARD AND SUPERINTENDENT Office Personnel PRINCIPAL This has been a great year for most of us at Manti High. We have accomplish- ed much and leave our challenge to suc- ceeding years to do better. These pages reflect the part of challenge that will be difficult to meet—to the spirit of the people who lived at Manti High during the 1973-74 school year. •'Tv — FACULTY 74 Wilbur Braithwaite Algebra I. Geometry Boys P E Varsity Basket- ball Coach. Tennis Coach Lettermen s Club Advisor •fill Douglas Bjerregaard Language Arts. World History N H S Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Morlin Cox Industrial Arts. Drafting Senior Class Advisor Clair Erickson U S History. Government Psychology. Economics Sociology. Model U N Club Advisor. Ski Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Debra Duncan Language Arts. Type I Templarette Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Glen Goodwin Business Law. Boys P E Business Math. Drivers Ed Health. Football Assistant Coach. Jr Varsity Basketball Coach. Track Coach Lettermen s Club Advisor — 1 L 'III 52 Leslie Good Trigonometry. Chemistry Algebra II. ABC s of Science Physics. N H S Club Advisor. Junior Class Advisor Russell Felt Language Arts. Football Coach. Wrestling Coach Baseball Coach Lettermen s Club Advisor Vaun Mickelson World Geography. Career Health. Consumer Economics. Freshman Class Advisor Lorna Nell Bookkeeping. Type II Business Block Shorthand. Yearbook Senior Class Advisor Earl Wheeler Agricultural Production Biology Agricultural Science. F F A Club Advisor. Senior Class Advisor Eunice Alder Home Economics Type I. F.H A Club Advisor. Sophomore Class Advisor Rodney Cox Counselor. N H S Club Advisor Norma Goodwin Girls P E Health Ned Jensen Graphic Arts. Symphonic Band. Pop Chorus Girls Glee. Student Council Advisor John Ockey General Math. Trade Math. Algebra I Drivers Ed Freshman Class Advisor Barbara Starr Art. S A E Club Advisor 54 V K M.U.N. Kuwait, located at the north end of the Persian Gulf, and just a little larger than the state of Hawaii, was the country represented by MHS this year in Model United Nations. The club searched newspapers, magazines and books to get ideas for its resolutions. They achieved their goal when they attended the Utah Chapter of Model United Na- tions General Assembly in the spring. At this convention, besides having a blast, they proposed and defended their resolutions. (Most of them were new members so they learned a lot too!) As members, the students agreed that besides being a very exciting club. MUN is informative, educa- tional. and very worthwhile. J2Pee Ho°we!i Br® j B«acham Clifford Sorenson LaRee Squire. Nadene Allen Jemlee Allred Standing: Advisor Clair Erickson Mike Graham. John Plummer. Rex Goodwin. Leah Michelsen. Paula Lee 58 N.H.S. Front row: Advisors. Mr Good. Mr Bjerregaard Stand- ing: Officers. Paula Lee. Treasurer, Nadene Allen. Secretary. Kris Simons. Vice President, and Brad Beacham. President The National Honor So- ciety instituted a new tra- dition in 73- 74 An award was given at the end of each quarter to one student who. in the opinion of NHS mem- bers. best exemplified the ideals of the National Honor Society. Their ideals, character, scholarship, lead- ership. and service were the basis of the teacher's judge- ment of candidates for the club. Candidates were also required to have a grade point average of 3.6 or better. Activities planned includ- ed a sleigh-riding party in the canyon. A.. „ T„„na Marv lanpWitl Sherrie Nielson Claire McCaul Second row: Advisor. Mr Bjerregaard. r;!hM,ckelfeenn Kns Simons 'Brad Beacham. DeURay Anderson M.chae, Graham Tann.e G.eave. JoDee How.ll. Advsor Mr Good 59 STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION Bottom row. left to right: Louise Nielsen. Jane Davidson JoAnn Nelson Kaye Nielsen. Jolene Peterson. Teena Black. Mary Jane Witt. Michelle Tapp Second row: Sabrina Harman Donavee Peatross Deena Larsen Diane Daniels, Joanne Cutler. Julane Russell. Renee Beazer Terri Jean Daniels Holly Hatch Third row: David Tibbs. Peggy King Helen Nielsen Nadene Allen. Audrey Adair Alice Hedelius Paula Lee. Gae Olsen. Mrs Barbra Starr. Advisor Top row: Jerry Dahl. Mikkie Francks. Susan Peter- son. Lorna Edwards. Shirley Anderson. Robert Tibbs. Ronny James. Jerry Monson. Cyndy Snow. Clark Barton SAE was formed to insure a high quality of education for the future, and to build strong leadership qualities among potential educators. But aside from the educational point of view. SAE is also a fun club, full of all kinds of exciting activities. Some of the year s activities included: an annual Christmas party, Valentine party, and an early morning breakfast on M Day, when officers for the coming year were elected Bottom row. left to right: Helen Nielsen. Secretary, Peggy King. Reporter Historian Top row: Mrs Barbra Starr. Advisor. David Tibbs. President. Gae Olsen. Vice President 60 Ron Phillips. Program Manager. Helen Niel- sen. Station Manager Lett to right: Scott Bown President; Sandra Simmons. Secretary. Jeffery Moore. Vice President RADIO CLUB The Manti High School Radio Club is an organization, organized to teach students the fundamentals of radio broad- casting. During the school year. Radio Club members participated in many fun ac- tivities which included: broadcasting a radio program five days a week, broad- casting high school athletic events and taking care of lighting and sound for high school assemblies. Members planned a fund raising dance—a first for the Radio Club. Radio Club members are required to travel with the club to Salt Lake City to take the Third Class Radio Telephone License examination. The members are required to have a limited knowledge of electronics. First row: Sandra Simmons. Helen Nielsen. Claire McCaul Ned Jensen. Advisor Second row: Scott Bown Randy Steck Jerry Dahl. Dell Ray Ander- 6j son Ron Phillips Bryce Anderson. Mike French. Jeffery Moore SKI CLUB Let it snow! That was the Ski Club s chant—and it snowed! The Ski Club had a great year filled with enthusiastic skiers of all sizes, shapes, and styles. Excit- ing trips were planned to Solitude. Sundance, and other resorts A region ski meet was held at Sundance and to top off the year, a Fun Day took place at Snowland. OFFICERS —Top row: Kaye Nielson President. Jolene Peterson. Vice President Bottom row: Jerrie Nielsen. Reporter. Julie Stod- dard. Secretary v. Hi L i 2 } X k 1 First row: Jolene Peterson, Kaye Nielsen Julie Stoddard. Teena Black. Mary Jane Witt Deena Larsen. Tannie Gieave HaeAnn Rasmussen. DeAnn Adams First short row: Kelly Jo Christensen. Vicki Willardsen Molly Green. Claudia Williams. Sandra Merriam. Kelly Dahl Second short row: Kathy Howell. Judy Shoizaki. Kerri Howell. Nancy McGarry. Shelley Winch. Stacey Rasmussen. Mary Frischtnecht. Michelle Tapp. Becky Davidson. Leslie Anderson Third short row: Jerne Nielsen Sandra Simmons. Karen Wheeler. Debra Snow. Kim Keller. Steven Allred. Kim Madsen Second row: John Ericksen. John Jensen. Larry Lund Jon Howell. Linda Bessev Janet Beacham. Ruth Rosquist. Carol Simmons. John Barton. Scott Bown. Steve Con- ner. Scott Simmons Doneal White Rick Nuffer Advisor Mr Ericksen Third row. Kerry Stock. Neil Duncan David Lund. Tim Denton. Greg DeMill. Jerry Dahl. Bryce Anderson. Kevin McBride. Hick Francks Charlie Nieison. Clark Barton. Brad Bown. David Tibbs. Brad Beacham. Jeff Larsen 62 LETTERMEN The Lettermen sponsored the annual outdoor barbecue on the night of the Lighting of the Letters.” A fund raising project for support of the Templar Boys Club proved to be a success as the State Basket- ball champs of 66 returned to trade baskets with the varsity Projected activities included Donkey Basket- ball and a Spring Banquet. First row: Steve Sorensen. Brent Dobson. Mark Nelson Advisor Coach Braithwaite Second row: Jeff Larsen. Fred Frisch- knecht. Tim Denton. Greg DeMill. Kerry Byrum. Steve Allred. Max Anderson. David Green. Doneal White Third row: Randy Steck, Clifford Sorensen. Karl Bessey. Mark Stoddard, Kelly Jacobson. Scott Bown. Kenneth Allred. Kevin McBride. Clark Bar- ton. David Tibbs Fourth row: Charles Niel- son. Dell Ray Anderson. Rex Goodwin. Paul Stahle. Reid Cox. Trent Petersen. Rick Francks. Brad Bown. Bryce Anderson Vice President; Steve Sorenson. Secre- tary. Brent Dobson. President 63 FHA is a club that has really gone places this year. The members started the year out with an exciting night of installations. The club sponsored a Sadie Hawkins' Day which included an assembly and dance Dress for the occasion was from Dogpatch. U.SA. gpVyj More than half of the FHAers attended FHA Convention in Salt Lake City It was a fun-filled weekend, loaded with meetings and shopping tours OFFICERS —Standing: Gareldine Scovill. Historian. Julie Olson Song Leader. Kaye Nielsen. Treasurer Sitting: Holly Hatch. Reporter. LaRee Squire. Secretary. Alice Hedelius. Parliamentarian; Cyndy Snow. Vice President; Diane Daniels. President Top row: Paula Simons. LuDon Peterson. Susan Peterson. LuAnn Squire Shirley Anderson Lorna Edwards. Lora Eklund. Debbie Phillips. Sharalee Bean. Mikkie Francks. Rae Ann Rasmuson Middle row: DeAnn Adams. Judy Shiozaki. Michelle Tapp. Elaine Bailey. Lori Green. Cindi Allen. Jane Green. Nancee McGarry. Carol Simmons. Claudia Williams. Deena Bown Bottom row: Joyce Sorensen. Colleen Cox. Joni Jacobson. Louise Nielson. Audrey Adair. Nadene Allen. Patsy McArthur. Michelle Lowry. Marilyn Maynes. Lita Eklund 64 Top row: Julane Russell. Chris Snow. Carol Green. Renee Beazer. Tern Jean Daniels. Sherrie Nielson. Jeanne Anderson Paula Lee. Ruth Rosequist. Leah Mickelsen. Janet Beacham Middle row: Karen Wheeler Joanne Cutler. JoAnn Nelson. Deena Larsen. Peggy King. Joni Bradley. Teena Black. Molly Green, Julie Stoddard. Mary Jane Witt, Jolene Peterson Bottom row: Alice Hedelius. Julie Olson. LaRee Squire. Holly Hatch. Kaye Nielsen. Diane Daniels. Cyndy Snow. Gareldine Scovill. Mrs Alder. Advisor 65 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS —Top to bottom: Ken Allred. Treasurer. Karl Bessey Sentinel. Clifford Sorensen. Reporter Russell Barton. President Mark Nelson Sec- retary. Alan Johnson. Vice President: Earl Wheeler. Advisor Bown°Wavne Cox Lanr• !i! JcKray Johnson. Kev.n Gray. Mike Anderson. Roger Peterson Second row: Scotl Tim Denton' Gn ? Leo!? Beal Ke,,y Jacobsen DeM.ll Clair Goodwin Third row Niel Duncan Gary Olsen MH And son avi Lars Ca Wa asv Cha d Pa ry Dane'lom J°h P'Ummer G'en Alder F°urth R'ck •« � ■ Larsen. Bryce Anderson The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for stu- dents studying vocational agri- culture. FFA activities encourages mem- bers to learn through active partic- ipation how to conduct public meet- ings, to speak in public, to cooperate with others, to solve their own prob- lems. to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. The pri- mary aim of the FFA is the develop- ment of leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Students who were sent to the Snow College Field Day and to the State Judging contests placed well in range, livestock, and soils. Representatives were sent to FFA State Convention, while Russell Barton, Rex Goodwin, and Fred Frischknecht attended the National Convention in Kansas City. FFA Week was an outstanding week with a formal banquet and FFA Sweetheart Contest. SNOW COLLEGE FIELD DAY WINNERS Clark Barton. Ken Allred. Alan Johnson. Karl Lund. Robert Wheeler. John Plummer, Clifford Sorenson. Russell Barton First row: Mark Larson. Karl Bessey Clifford Sorenson. Alan Johnson Mark Nelson. Russell Barton Ken Allred. Earl Wheeler. Advisor Second row: Rees Rasmussen. Charlie Nielson. Kaye Thompson. Fred Frischknecht. David Lund. Scott Simmons Brad Bown. Clark Barton Third row: Blake Peter- son. Mike Cox. Douq Nielson. Rex Goodwin. Scott Larson. Dale Peterson. John Barton. Steven Sorensen CLARION STAFF The Clarion Staff has worked hard capturing in sequence the activities and events of the 1973-74 school year They have gathered the laughs, the sorrows, and the work that have made the year a great year for Manti High School This year the staff has experimented with new and different techniques, creating some interest- ing effects Their efforts have paid off well. The results: The Clarion is a first rate yearbook Top to bottom: JoAnn Nelson. Co-Editor. Nadene Allen. Co-Editor; Jane Davidson. Editor Front row: Karen Wheeler. JoAnn Nelson. Nadene Allen. Jane Davidson Second row: Paula Simons Joyce Sorensen. Louise Nielson. Terri Jean Daniels Third row: Nancy Barnard. Colleen Cox. Miriam Scott Fourth row: Shelly Carlson. Mrs Nell. Advisor. Jemlee Allred 68 Front row: Paul Stahle. Sports Editor and Photographer. Julie Olson. Feature Editor. Peggy King. Club Editor Second row: Paula Lee. Editor. JoDee Howell News Editor TEMPLAR TRUMPET STAFF In many respects, it was a new year for the paper staff, with only two experienced veterans returning to assist with the publication of the Templar Trumpet. The paper staff participated in many school activities throughout the year Their entry in the Homecoming parade attracted much attention In December, they presented an assembly which proved to be one of the outstanding enter- tainments of the year Their dance, where the lively rhythms of Equinox re- sounded through the halls, was a great success The Templar Trumpet staff had some fun times together, also some frustrating times but all told, it was a great year Front row: Mrs Peacock. Advisor. Deena Larsen. Peggy King. JoDee Howell. Paula Lee. Helen Maynes. Jerrie Nielson Second row: Jene Beal. Chris Bradley. Janie Duerock. Shirley Anderson. Judy Shiozaki. Julie Olson. Holly Hatch 69 POP CHORUS 74 First row. left to right: Joanne Cutler. JoOee Howell. Peggy King. Jane Davidson. Leah Mickelson. Mary Jane Witt. Anita Young. Cindi Allen. Ned Jen- sen Director Second row: Helen Nielsen. Susan Peterson. Teena Black. Debra Snow. Molly Green Maralee Simonsen. Rae Ann Rasmusson Lorna Edwards Third row: Gareldme Scovill. Judy Miller Shelly Carlson. Elaine Bailey. DeAnn Adams, lanme Gleave. Kristine Simons. Jerry Dahl Ray Lyons. Brad Beacham. Kevin Phenes David Tibbs. Steve Fotheringham. Paula Lee. Nadene Allen. Nancy Barnard. Jerrie Nielson. Julane Russell. Kern Howell. Mary Frischknecht Fourth row. middle: LuDon Peterson. Don Olson. Audrey Adair, Mark Stoddard. Robert Tibbs. Kevin McBride Don Jacobson. Max Anderson Fifth row: Kathryn Voorhees. Karen Tatton, Stacey Rasmusson. Julie Olson. Sydney Rasmusson. Kathy Howell. Jerry Mon- son. Dell Ray Anderson. Trent Petersen. Brent Dobson. Rees Rasmussen. Karen Wheeler. Julie Stoddard. Sandra Simmons. Gae Olsen. Deena Lar- sen. Judy Shiozaki 1973-74 was a busy year for Pop Chorus. They presented two concerts and took church programs to various L.D.S. wards. They also traveled to Heber for a performance. Small groups, taken from the chorus represented MHS well in the Small Groups Festival, and the Pop Chorus, itself, did well in the Large Group Festival. OFFICERS Karen Wheeler. Sec- retary. Kevin McBride President Don Jacobsen. Vice President GIRLS’ GLEE 74 OFFICERS Coleen Nielson. Pres ident. Julie Olson. Vice President- Pianist. Kim Keller. Secretary First row: Peggy Bown. Jane Green, LuAnn Phillips. Tonya Duncan. Becky Davidson. Laurie Rasmussen. Callie Kiesel. Julie Olson. Rose Sorensen. Ned Jensen. Director Second row: Jaki Hall. Charlotte Sorenson. Lori Maylett. Sharalee Bean. Janie Duerock. Kelly Jo Christensen. Vicki Willardsen Connie Miller. Shelia Larsen Third row: Cyndy Snow. Molly Nicholls. Kim Keller. Karen Tatton. Coleen Nielson Becky McCaul. Claudia Williams. Mikkie Francks. Maxine Cox. Lynda Bessey Patsy McArthur Fourth row: Sandy Irwin. Laura Moulton. Tammy Peterson Kelly Dahl. Sandra Merriam. Florence Williams. Alice Hedelius. Kathie Johnson. Leslie Anderson. Janet Cotton 71 First row: Don Jacobson. Max Anderson. Ryan Hedelius. Jerry Dahl. Jeffrey Moore. Shirley Anderson. Fred Johnson Jon Howell Ned Jensen. Advisor Second row: Jane Green. Wayne Cox. Brad Bown. Anita Young Mike Graham. Vance Larsen. Karl Graham. Robert Wheeler Third row: Brad Beacham. Kerry Steck Larry Lund. Robert Tibbs Jack Thompson. Scott Findley. Sabrina Harmon Top row: John Jensen. Charlie Nielson. Kurt Jensen. Dell Ray Anderson. Scott Simmons. Ron Phillips. Rae Ann Rasmusson. DeAnn Adams 72 BAND 74 Bottom: Jerne N.eison First row: Debra Snow Tannie Cleave, Kat Ho lKScottBt .J ai McCaul. errie ow oAm Ctrt Ned Jensen Advisor. Teena Black Second row: Deena Bown Brad Htowa ehjrtj NJlaor SwJM.ller. Paul Stable Stacey row: Julie Stoddard. John Jensen_ iane w t ddard Max Anderson Fred Johnson Brad Beacham Kevin McBr.de Clark Barton. Sandra Simmons Rasmusson Fourth row: Don Jacobsen Mar S, d r n p® h rt T.bbs Kerrv steck Larry Lund. Carol Simmons. Karl Graham Karen Wheeler Fifth row: Molly Green. Kris Simons. Vance Larsen o P_ Y rnit Fmdiav Ruth Rosauist Jack Thompson. Joyce Sorenson Seventh —- TEMPLARETTES 74 Mary Jane Witt Vice President Jane Davidson Drill Mistress JoAnn Nelson President Teena Black Jr Drill Mistress Sherrie Nielson Secretary Florence Williams Janie Duerock Reporter Paufa Lee Nadene Allen Party Chairman Leah Mickelson 74 Diane Daniels Jerrie Nielson Janeen Olsen Peggy King Joni Bradley Holley Snow Kathie Johnson Chris Snow Deena Larsen JoAnn Braithwaite Debra Duncan Advisor The Templarettes started a brand new year in more ways than one March- ing under the direction of a new advisor and with only four veteran marchers re- turning. they progressed steadily, be- coming one of the most polished drill teams to hail from MHS They faithfully performed during foot- ball and basketball games and at the same time, competed in various marching com- petitions As a pep club, they cheered Manti High s teams on to victory During January, the annual Pep Club Formal was held Couples danced under the shades of purple, to the rhythms of Hollyson The Drill Team Showing was held at the end of the year when the Templarettes performed all the marches learned during the year 7! PEP CLUB PREFERRED MEN 74 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Glen Goodwin. Asst Coach; Wilbur Braithwaite. Coach Standing: Fred Fnschknecht. Manager. Scott faown. David Green. Steven Sorensen. Rex Goodwin. Reid Cox. Doug Hayes. Brent Dobson. Trent Peterson. Mark Nelson. Mike Conner Mark Stoddard. Clark Barton. Max Anderson. Manager Mark Nelson. F Clark Barton. G Reid Cox. F.. C Mark Stoddard. G Brent Dobson. C Steven Sorensen. F Scott Bown. G Mike Conner F Trent Peterson. C Rex Goodwin. G David Green. G Doug Hayes. C VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Season Manti Opp. .{ 50 Delta 49 � 69 Hurricane 53 65 Wasatch of Heber 53 41 Dixie 40 43 Cedar City 42 57 South Sevier 63 59 North Sevier 67 53 Wayne 36 36 Morgan 57 74 Wayne 37 69 Grantsville 41 League 46 North Sanpete 40% 63 Juab 51 1 55 Gunnison 50 54 North Sanpete 39 51 Juab 49 54 Gunnison 45 Round Robin f J d 58 Richfield 52 Emery 43 . 57 Gunnison 39 State 43 Dixie 51 56 Millard 31 35 Union 46 J.V. BASKETBALL Front: Kerry Stack Manager Row one: Coach Glen Goodwin. Jon Howell Scott Findlay. Steve Conner. Coach Wilbur Braithwaite Row two: Randy Hansen Ronny James Tim Denton. Paul Braithwaite. Val Jo Anderson Row three: Don Olson. Carl Wanlass. Kelly Sondrup. Karl Graham Doug Nielsen 83 WRESTLING 74 Lack of equipment didn't hold back the progress made this year by the wrestling team The team was winless in league and tournament competition; nevertheless, an opti- mistic feeling existed for the future of wrestling at Manti High, as the team lost only one outstanding senior wrestler, Captain Randy Steck. and will gain several promising junior high wrestlers next year to give the grapplers some depth. Wrestling is considered to be the toughest of all sports competitions because it requires ability, speed, strength and endurance under combative conditions. The wrestler is there alone with no other teammate to help cover mistakes. Team members deserve commendation on their over- all attitude this year; their hustle, determination, improve- ment. and patience in the gaining of experience on the mat. The cheerleaders added much to the matches with their enthusiasm and spirit. STATE TOURNAMENT WRESTLERS - Front: Kerry Byrum Chad All- red Back: Fred Johnson First row: Coach Russel Felt. Ryan Hedehus. Chad Allred. Glade Denton. Frankie Lopez. Ken Allred Second row: Clair Goodwin. Kerry Byrum. Martin Maymi. Fred Johnson. Brad Bown, Larry Lund Third row: Blake Daniels. Kelly Jacobsen. Ronald Bowman. Randy Steck. Charlie Nielson. Jerry Soren- sen Fourth row: Kim Squires. John Erickson. Dane Tom. Karl Lund. Bill Mills 84 SPRING JUNIOR PROM........ MARQUEE '74........ TRACK.............. TENNIS............. BASEBALL........... GOLF............... HONORS............. IN MEMORIAM........ CAMPUS COMICS...... ADVERTISING........ 88 90 91 92 93 94 95 103 104 106 87 JUNIOR PROM ’74 Shades of blue and silver set the mood for the Junior Prom of 1974. A parachute made a perfect imitation of a cloud Dancing among the stars made a night to remember PROM ROYALTY David Green and Renee Beazer. First At- tendants. Tom Rees and Chris Snow. Prom Master and Mis- tress; David Tibbs and Karen Wheeler. Second Attendants 88 89 MARQUEE 74 The purchase of a marquee was set as the major goal by the MHS studentbody officers at the beginning of the school years. Mr. Starr, and members of the faculty, also hoped a marquee could be bought, in order to inform the public of the high school activities. After the sign was custom designed and definite plans made, came the difficult job of raising the necessary funds. The student council sponsored many activities such £s the Basketball Jones game, the Sock Hop, and a fifty dollar bill raffle; in addition, popcorn and candy were sold at the basket- ball games, and various clubs donated money. Through the devotion and efforts of the studentbody officers. Mr. Starr, and the students, this project ended in reality—a marquee for Manti High School. CH vs TENNIS ViTH VE NS GOLI «If «i'S A ■ HUn ] rn Q� nAIM 11 2 30 TRACK WITH JUAB 90 TRACK’74 First row: Clair Goodwin. Jene Beal. Kelly Nielson. Clifford Sorensen . Reese Rasmussen. Coach Goodwin Second row: Ron Hunt. Kerry Byrum Brad Orr. Jerry Sorensen. Karl Graham. Del! Ray Anderson Third row: Joni Bradley. Score Keeper. Mike Conner. Judy Shiozaki. Score Keeper. Martin Maymi. Brent Dobson. Jack Thompson Fourth row: Mike Graham. Wayne Cox. Blake Daniels. Kelly SondrupJ Don Olson. Keven Phenes. Doug Hayes. TENNIS ’74 First row: Chad Allred. Kevin Gray. Steve Allred. McKray Johnson. Larry Lund Second row: Jon Howell. Randy Clark Paul Braithwaite Ron Bowman David Miller. John Barton Third row: John Erickson. Paul Stahle. Reid Cox. Clark Barton. Mike Cox. Coach Braithwaite 92 BASEBALL 74 W4: K irMsJfcBride! B n ’Dobson S?eve Stfrens n Doug Nieise oachMike f e ch, cot? o . Pau Wonso m Madserr ay Lyons. George Mitchell. Terry Olson. John Plummer GOLF CarTwanl«38hn Jensen Rober1 T,bbs Jack Thomoson. Glade Denton. Ronny James Back row: Coach Felt. Scott Simmons. Vance Larsen Tim Denton. Golf was taught in the spring of 74 as the newest of the sports in our school athletic program. Palisade Golf Course provided the facility permitting the in- troduction of golf. In order to build golf, only Freshmen. Sopho- mores. and one Junior were invited to participate In the early weeks of the program, considerable progress was shown. Hopes were high that in future years golf would enjoy the success of other sports. Our program provided an excellent team sport for the school and a life time sport for each participant. 94 VALEDICTORIANS 74 KRISTINE SIMONS Dependable and talented, aptly describes one of this year's valedictorians, Kris Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Que Simons. Manti. Kris was Manti High's recipient of the 1974 BETTY CROCKER AWARD . She has been a member of the Na- tional Honor Society for three years, this year serving as Vice President. She has been a member of the Student Council. Music is one of her hobbies. She plays the piano and clarinet and was a member of the outstanding instrumental ensemble at the small groups festival. She enjoys cooking and sewing and has made most of her wardrobe for a number of years. For relaxation Kris goes bicycle riding or reads a good book. In her church activities, Kris has earned several in- dividual awards, served on the Bishop's Youth Council, as well as being the ward organist. In junior high. Kris was chosen to award the candle at the Candlelight Services. She has continued to excel in her three years of high school work as shown by her 3.9 GPA. Congratulations Kris!!! JODEE HOWELL Selected as valedictorian, JoDee Howell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Demont Howell of Ephraim, is cheerful, en- thusiastic, talented, and skilled in many areas. JoDee not only has maintained an exceptionally high GPA. but has been active in almost every extra-curricular group in the high school. For the past four years she has been a cheerleader, and has served well this year as news editor for the school paper, and news correspondent for the local town papers. JoDee has been well recognized for her efforts. She was chosen as first quarters Top Templar; she won the Americanism Oratory Contest, qualified for state forensics, and has been a member of the National Honor Society. JoDee was selected to attend Girls' State, where she was elected county attorney. This year she was chosen as the Sterling Scholar in General Scholarship from Manti High. JoDee has been very active in church having received five individual awards; is a four year Seminary graduate; served as co-chairman in the Aaronic Priesthood MIA; is her Laurel class president; Junior Sunday School chor- ister, and Senior Sunday School organist. JoDee is a real sports enthusiast; she skis, and enjoys gymnastics. She also dances, sings, plays the piano and guitar, and is a thoroughly all-around talented student. Congratulations to a well deserving Valedictorian! 96 Mark Nelson Prep-Of-The-Week Kris Simons Betty Crocker Award Michael Graham Outstanding Citizen wmm 'W Front row: JoAnne Braithwaite. English and Literature. Peggy King. Music; Deena Larsen. Art; Helen Nielson. Business Education; Diane Daniels. Home Economics; Nadene Allen. Speech and Drama. JoDee Howell. General Scholarship Back row: Bradley Beacham. Social Science; Michael Graham. Science. Randy Steck. Math Jack Thompson. Vocational Education STERLING SCHOLARS TOP TEMPLAR OF THE YEAR TOP TEMPLARS 74 FIRST QUARTER JoDee Howell. Brad Beacham SECOND QUARTER: Claire McCaul. Rex Goodwin THIRD QUARTER: Helen Nielson. Kevin McBride FOURTH QUARTER Nadene Allen. Sterling Madsen 98 Poetry Winners Front row: Brad Beacham. John Erickson Back row: Shirley Anderson. Ruth Rosquist Essay Winners Front: Helen Maynes. third place. Tannie Qleave. second place Back: Colleen Cox. first place. Sherrie Nielson, fourth place Paula Lee. JoOee Howell Jeffery Moore. First place serious Nadene Allen. JoDee Howell State Speech Poetry Winner Oratory Winners 99 SMALL GROUPS 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 here at Manti this year on March 26th. Manti High School placed first among the five schools participating and received the trophy. Instrumental Ensemble Vocal Ensemble Sandra Simmons. Kris Simons. Kathryn Voorhees. Debra Snow Deena Larsen. Paula Lee. JoDee Howell. Pegoy King. Jane Davidson. Nadene Allen Jerry Dahl LuDon Peterson RaeAnn Rasmuson Outstanding Instrumental 100 Outstanding Vocalist Outstanding Pianist All-State Basketball F.H.A. Public Speaking All-State Football Mark Stoddard Reid Cox Clair McCaul. First Attendant; Jane Davidson. Queen; Stacey Rasmus- son. Second Attendant Fred G. Freschknecht. Rex S. Goodwin FFA Sweethearts FFA State Farmers Region Queen Region Dance Winners Claire McCaul Front row: Holley Snow. Florence Williams. Sandy Irwin Back row: Mike Nutter. David Tibbs. Robert Tibbs Duame Nielson. David Tibbs. Dell Ray Anderson, Clittord Sorenson. Mike Conners. Roger Nielson. Rick Nutter. Steven Allred Front row: Julane Russell. Terri Jean Daniels. Karen Wheeler. Kerri Howell Back row: Paula Lee. Kathy Howell. Janeen Olsen. Tannie Gleave. Teena Black Boy Staters Girl Staters 102 rmurtam able to'-soe th$ good i eve ne around hef. • 44aUy did not live, a fen lifel? rTtndf is not real! iave learned tiencte and 'e are grate- pg known Pili Auvmisi M ANTI-EPHRAIM NEWSPAPER Supporters of Manti High School LYNN R. COX PHILLIPS 66 DISTRIBUTOR FIRSIeSJAJIJANK 106 TAMI GAY S BEAUTY SALON AND BOUTIQUE MANTI TELEPHONE CO. The Voice With A Smile MAYO PRODUCTS Sportswear for rugged people. DOYLES For The Outdoorsman 107 MANTI BUSINESS ASS N. Allred Insurance Aflency Bright Spot Bradshaw Auto Parts Co. Bradleys A G Carpenter Fabric Center John Cox. Chevron Service Chief Pontiac Co Elliott s Drug First State Bank Gary's Conoco Service Intermountain Farmers Assn Jorgenson Insurance Agency Jensen Excavating Co. 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