Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

THE WAY WE WERE . . . CLARION 1974-75 MANTI HIGH SCHOOL Karen Wheeler...............Editor Terri Jean Daniels.......Co-Editor Colleen Cox..............Co-Editor Chris Bradley........Cover Design Shirley Florence...........Advisor J - 'yT,. f- y . � •— B; i . i U' J y f i UT'-C ilCJ %TJ . ■ p 1 «U- Ji| ir • - J '% ' ■ 'AVyV' - V « IM « r % 11 • ? . 4 : • ffc-C FALL Introduction........... Musical................ Sludentbody Officers . . . Homecoming............. Football............... Cheerleaders........... Autumn Ball............ Classes ............... Seniors............ Juniors............ Sophomores......... Freshmen........... 4 7 8 10 12 18 20 21 22 30 36 41 THE WAY WE WERE Memories light the corners of my mind Misty water color memories of the way we were Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another for the way we were Can it be that it was alt so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet what's too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter we will remember. whenever we remember The way we were. The way we were. — by Alan and Marilyn Bergman OKLAHOMA CAST Directors - Ned Jensen and Barbara Starr Student Director - Janet Beacham Paula Lee.............Aunt Eller Robert Tibbs................Curly Joanne Cutler..............Laurey Mike Eddleman .... Ike Skidmore Marvin Higbee................Fred Val Jo Anderson..............Slim David Tibbs...........Will Parker |on Howell.............Jud Fry Leisa Higbee. . . . Ado Annie Cams Steve Fotheringham . . . Ali Hakim Marilyn Maynes. .Gertie Cummings Susan Peterson..............Ellen Nancee McGarry..............Kate Teena Black...............Sylvie lulane Russell............Armine Tannie Cleave..............Aggie Dell Ray Anderson. .Andrew Cams Lew Haslam..................Jess John Erickson...........Chalmers Don Olson...................Mike Randy Clark..................Joe Jerry Monson.................Sam Jerrie Nielsen..........Vivienne John Barton............Cord Eiam STUDENT COUNCIL hrt( row: Sandra Stevenson. Kim Draper. Cori Cherry. LaRee Squire Paula Lee. Janet Beacham. Marie Hunt. Renee Beazer Second row: Clair Erickson. Advisor. Sabrina Harman. Tannie Cleave. Jerrie Nielsen, Molly Green Lori Maylett Jerry Monson. David Tibbs. Third row: Kim Garrick Doneal White Chris Snow. Tom Kecs John Plummer. |oni Bradley. Fourth row: Mike Cox. Karen Wheeler. Clark Barton. Jon Howell. John Erickson Karl Bessey Kerry Byrum Doug Hayes. Filth row: David Green Steven Allred. Mike Conner Blake Daniels. Steve Fotheringham Doug Snow Dari McBride Steven Lee Ken Allred Sixth row: Kathryn Voor hees Karen Tatton. Teena Black. Mary lane Witt. Kent Barton. Brad Beazer. This year the Student Council has been very progressive and always willing to help out with the problems facing Manti High School. At Christmas time the Student Council started a sub-for-Santa project, where the Studentbody brought old toys which were repaired and were given to needy children for Christmas. Through the determined efforts of the Student Council, many problems have been solved. The Student Council has worked with a very good attitude, with eagerness to search out solutions and new programs for M.H.S. As the governing body of M.H.S. this year. Student Council has been very successful. 9 HOMECOMING September 30 October 4. 1974. marked a week of fun. excitement, and a great Homecoming for all Manti Templars. Monday, the week got off to a great start, with the Homecoming Queen contest. Tuesday brought splendor and thrills as the annual letter lighting took place up Manti Canyon. After lots of time and work, the Juniors were chosen as the victors '. Rough and Tough . was the name of the game as the Senior girls pounced the Junior girls with a finishing score of 33-6, in the annual Powder Puff game Wed. night on the Snow College Football Field. Finally. Friday brought the annual parade down main street in Manti, with nearly all clubs making an entry. Winning the competition was the F.H.A.. and the Freshmen. The afternoon was possibly one of the most exciting events of the week, when the Manti Templars met the Juab Wasps on the Snow College Football Field. The Templars came out the victors , with a score of 22-6. With that evening the week's activities ended the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Senior class. And so. another Homecoming had come and gone . . . Leaving all who participated, exhausted, but happy! 10 SCORES Pre-season OPP i ;:Murrav T4 Duchesne Season Richfield ' 34- North Sevier 0 North Sanpete 0 South Sevier 21 luab fi Emery 6 State Playoffs Moab 33 'MANTI 29 25 12 The Templars completed their second consecutive season with six wins and three losses: Manti beat North Sanpete. )uab. North Sevier. Emery. Duchesne, and Murray J.V. The most satisfying vic- tory was a 22-6 win over |uab in a game that Manti completely dominated. Clark Barton was selected All-State Team member as well as All-Region Team member. Doug Hayes. Mike Conner. Ken All- red. and David Green were selected as members of the All-Region Team. The Templars loose over 20 seniors who were valuable to the team this year, and who will be missed next year. � Brett Allred Chad Allred Kenny Allred Steve Allred Val |o Anderson Clark Barton Karl Bessey Kerry Byrum Randy Clark Bill Colby Mike Conner Steve Conner Mike Cox Blake Daniels 14 David Green Douq Hayes Marvin Hiobee Ion Howell Ron Hunt 15 Kelly Jacobson Ronny lames Fred Johnson Jeff Larsen David Miller Paul Monson Charlie Nielson Douo Nielsen Duatne Nielson Don Olson Trent Peterson Keven Phenes John Plummer Bob Rees Tom Rees Kelly Sondrup Kerry Steck David Tibbs Kay Thomson Doneal White J. V. FOOTBALL s9,0,t Hansen- Anthony Shaw. Keith Middle row: Cory Boynton. Kirk Abeoglen. Fred Bernard jay Olsen Leslie Eklund. Robert heeler Back row: Ronny Nielson. Norman Colby. Steven Lee. Brad Beazer. Lew Haslam Dari McBride Brent Peterson Brian Henretty Absent: lames Allen : Maniam Brad On Lauren Larsen. |ohn Nielson. Mitchell Anderson. Ted Hackford. Rick Hackford Kent Officer. Kelly Cutler Randy H The fledgling J. V. Football Program entered its second season in 1974. J. V. Football at Manti High School is intended to improve skills and techniques for 9th. 10th. and llth grade athletes preparing them for varsity com- petition. It is expected that J. V. Football will provide next year’s varsity with several capable players. The team played a limited schedule with Richfield. luab. North Sevier, and Emery. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES: John Ockey and Robert Anderson. 17 VARSITY HEERLEADERS As Varsity Cheerleaders we have tried to promote school spirit this year by having more pep assemblies than any other year. We bought oranges for the basketball team and have had many activities in- volving the studentbody. For exam- ple, Pin-'em day for the wrestlers and the Poster Painting Contest of the classes. We have enjoyed working with classmates and the coaches and we thank everyone who have supported us throughout the past year. 18 I. V. CHEERLEADERS As Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders, we have really enjoyed our positions this past year. We have not only cheered for our GREAT Junior Varsity teams, but also have supported the Varsity teams, and the wrestling team. We have had the opportunity to travel with the teams and help promote the school spirit. 19 SENIORS high SCHOOL THE WAY WE WERE OFFICERS: Steve Allred. Vice President: leanne Anderson. Secretary: Chris Snow, HOW fast have the shadows Of time flown. President: Tom Rees. Representative. and the moment that once was is now gone. For life hurries on. stopping for no one. but rushes forward to meet a new dawn. Though, in moments of grief we seemed to pause, and in our moments of fun. the world seemed To laugh with us. as we learned of the laws of love. life, and liberty. And we dreamed, watched, and waited for the day when we. too, could choose our life's work. do. live, and become. Oh. yes. how we've played, worked, danced, lived, built, and created, each his own foundation. Which, before the summer flowers wilt, will be built upon, and as tension Grips us. let us each one remember, the fun. crazy, wild things we've done. Let each one decide the way we were. and then, and only then. can he decide what he. we, will become. — written by Helen Maynes Member of Class of 1975 Ken Allred Steve Allred Dell Ray Anderson Jeanne Anderson Clark Barton Renee Beazer Teena Black Tim Black 22 Brad Bown Lori Bowers |oni Bradley Kerry Byrum Jeff Carver Norman Christiansen Bonnie Cobb Bill Colby Mike Conner Joanne Cutler Tern Jean Daniels Cindy Denton 23 Kerry Dyreno Mike Eddleman David Edwards Steven Fotheringham Kim Garrick Tannie Gleave Carol Green David Green Marvin Higbee lanet Hone Kathy Howell Kerri Howell 24 Ron Hunt Sandy Irwin Kurt Jensen Rich Johnson Delon Jones Fred Klese! Bob Keller lean Lanier Carol Dawn Larsen Jeff Larsen 25 Paula Lee David Lund Karl Lund Kim Madsen Lori Maylett Sandra Merrlam Leah Mickelson 26 Bruce Miller Jerry Monson Jeffery Moore Cassia Nielson Charlie Nielson Dualne Nielson Jerrie Nielson Kelly Nielson Roger Nielson Sherrie Nielson Rick Nuffer Gary Olsen Janeen Olsen Trent Peterson Ron Phillips 27 John Plummer Rees Rasmussen Tom Rees Geraldine Scovlll Judy Shlozaki Scott Simmons Paula Simons Chris Snow Cyndy Snow 28 Charlotte Sorenson Clifford Sorensen LaRee Squire David Tibbs Dane Tom Leana Turner Karen Wheeler Doneal White Lonny Wilkins CAMERA SHY Karl Bessey Tim Brown Doug Hayes Helen Maynes Ben Scott Kim Squire Dana Tricola 29 JUNIORS The Junior Class of 76 has just completed another year, adding spirit, variety, and a great sense of humor to Manti High School. The class started early in the summer raising money by sponsoring a quilt raffle, a dance and several bake sales at the various football and basketball games throughout the year. All proceeds from the fund raising projects went toward the traditional lunior Prom. Amongst the confusion of Homecoming, we seized the Superior' rating at Letter- lighting. But the main ac- complishment of the Home- coming Week was the Queen Contest, when two of the three royalty members were repre- sentatives of the Junior Class of 1976. We are very proud to say that we have conquered all challenges confronting us throughout this year, and we are anxiously awaiting those challenges in the future. OFFICERS- From top to bottom: Blake Daniels. Vice President: Sabrina Harman. Secretary. Kathy rn Voor- hees. Representative: Karen Tattoo. President. DeAnn Adams Steven Albrecht Glen Alder Brett Allred Mike Anderson Shirley Anderson Val |o Anderson Elaine Bailey 30 Paul Braithwalte Shelley Carlson Randy Clark Steve Conner Colleen Cox Blake Daniels Greg DeMiil Tim Denton Karl Dobson Kelly Duncan Niel Duncan Lorna Edwards 31 Lora Eklund John Erickson Joy Farnsworth Scott Findlay Clair Goodwin Karl Graham Vicky Gross Sabrina Harman ' |on Howell Tanya Hansen Ronny James Kelly lacobson lanica lensen David Larsen Fred Johnson Michelle Lowry 32 Larry Lund Curtis Ludvigson Ray Lyons Marilyn Maynes Kendell McIntosh Brian Nielson Coleen Nielsen Louise Nielson Lynn Olsen Don Olson Kenneth Olsen Tamara Olsen 35 Keven Phenes Rae Ann Rasmusson Stacey Rasmusson Ruth Rosqulst Marale Slmonsen Debra Scow Debra Snow Kelly Sondrup loyce Sorensen LuAnn Squire Kerry Sleek lulte Stoddard Karen Tatton Robert Tibbs Antonio Vtllason Kathryn Voorhees M 35 iOPHOMORES At the end of our second year at M.H.S.. we know much more than before and we now- have less time to learn what is left to be learned. Our class has added a little bit of every- thing to this year's school activities. To start the year rolling, we sponsored the first dance. Our Sophomore Class was well represented in the Homecoming Queen contest, as well as in many other activities through- out the 1974-1975 school year. So far our class has worked well together and we hope to continue doing so in the future years. First we were Funny Freshmen. then we were Silly Sophomores.' now lolly juniors!’ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Doug Snow. President Second row: Paul Monson. Vice Pres Ident Carol Simmons Secretary- Mike Cox. Representative. Lori Albrecht Chad Allred Leslie Anderson lanet Beacham John Barton Sharalee Bean Lynda Bessey May Bowers Deena Kay Bown Ronald Bowman leff Bradley Cyndie Buchanan Wayne Cox Lisa DeLeeuw Becky Davidson led DeMtll Glade Denton Tonya Duncan Mtkkle Francks lane Green 37 Lori Green Randv Hansen Charisse Howard |oni (acobson John lensen Judy lensen Maren Johnson McKray johnson Callle Kiesel Larry Lanier Vance Larsen Becky McCaul David Miller Nancee McGarry Suzanne Miller Paul Monson 38 Suzanne Moore Laura Moulton Doug Nielson Matthew Nielson Ryan Nielson Kent Officer Debra Olsen Terry Olsen Tammy Peterson LuAnn Phillips Christy Pritchard Ron Prows Laurie Rasmussen Randy Savage Carol Simmons Doug Snow 59 FRESHMEN As freshmen, it has been an exciting and challeng- ing experience for us to enter the halls of Mantl High School. Although green, we feel our ac- complishments have been many. Thanks to the hard work of our boys, we were able to pull second place in the letterlighting contest. Through the effort of many creative hands, the Fresh- men float took first place in class competition in the Homecoming parade. We are proud to say that the Home- coming royalty included an attendant from our class. Our first 'big time' as- sembly was a success (depending on the point of view). The Christmas dance we sponsored was a fun- filled evening with the holiday spirit in the air. Considering the challen- ges of the new classes, teachers, activities, added responsibilities, and oc- casional headaches, we feel we have come out on top. Uarl McBride. President: Brad Beazer. Vice President: Kim Draper, Secretary: Steven Lee. Representative. Kirk Abegglen lanet Adams lames Allen Beverly Anderson ■■■■■I 4 Brenda Anderson Mitchell Anderson Celeste Aycock Natalie Birch 41 Cathi Bailey Fred Barnard Richard Barton Vernon Beal Brad Beazer Heidi Bliss Sandra Bown Randy Bradley Greo Gherkins Lisa Gleave Lori Gross Scott Hansen 42 Lew Hastam Allen Hatch Brian Henretty lolte HiQbee Eric Hofstra Marie Hunt Carol James johnny johnson ( 409 M Nancy Jorgenson Kim Draper Leslie Eklund Charles Findlay 1 V' f m Ann Frischknecht Deanne Larsen 4} Mark Larson Lauren Larson Steve Lee Steve Lund Diane Mierau Dari McBride Cheryl Maynes Troy Merriam Larry Mickelsen LelghAnn Mortensen Darla Mower Russell Nielson Ronny Nielson Laurie Ockey Pegoy 0 dell Darrell Olsen lay Olsen Susie Olson 44 Keith Orr Cari Paskett Brent Peterson Carla Peterson Robyn Peterson Kelly Poulsen Shelly Poulsen Bob Rees Andy Shaw Archie Slmonsen Jolenc Simonsen jolynne Sorensen Janet Squire Lisa Steck Sandra Stevenson Lori Stewart 45 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL First row: Heidi Bliss. Ruth Rosquist. Shelly Poulsen. Evangeline Tsabetsaye. Lisa Steck. Marilyn Maynes Second row: Diane Mlerauu Marlon Williams. Janet Squire LuAnn Squire Marie Hunt. This was the first year that Manti High School had a volleyball team. We went to region competition and beat Gunnison and Wasatch. Overall the year has provided us with an opportunity to learn much and we sincerely hope that we will be able to do better next year. We hope to have many more op- portunities for sports in the future. January was the beginning of the basketball season for the restless girls of Manti High School. Mrs. Elaine Reid and Mrs. Norma Goodwin, coaches of the team, with fantastic drive managed to organ- ize a new but spirited team. Firs! row: Rulh Rosqutsl. Marlon Williams Second row: Sabrina Harman. Florence Wil- liams. Heidi Bliss Third row: Shelly Poulsen. LaRee Squire. LuAnn Squire. 50 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL PRINCIPAL: DR. H. R. STARR 55 FACULTY ’75 Doug BJerrcgaard English National Honor Society Advisor Junior Class Advisor Mary Peacock English Paper Staff Advisor Freshmen Class Advisor Ned Jensen Music Radio Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Russ Felt English Coaching Lettermen Advisor |ohn Ockey Math Drivers Education Freshmen Class Advisor Lorna Hawkins Home Economics Type I. FHA Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor 56 Morlln Cox Industrial Arts Senior Class Advisor Wilbur Brailhwaite Math. P.E. Coaching Lettermen Advisor Debbie Larsen English. Templarette Advisor lunior Class Advisor Leslie Good Science. Math National Honor Society Advisor Junior Class Advisor Norma Goodwin P.E.. History Sophomore Class Advisor Vaun Mickelsen Geography Freshmen Class Advisor Clair Erickson History Government Student Council. Ski Club Advisor Model U.N. Advisor 57 Glen Goodwin Business Math Drivers Education Coaching Let termen Advisor Barbara Starr Art SAE Club Advisor Shirley Florence Business Yearbook Staff Advisor Senior Class Advisor Earl Wheeler Biology. Vocational Agriculture FFA Advisor Senior Class Advisor lack Steck Trailer Construction Rodney Cox Counselor 58 PERSONNEL 1974-1975 Jl RADIO The Manti High School Radio Club is an organization that teaches students the fundamentals of radio broadcasting. During the year. Radio Club members participated in many fun activities which included: broadcasting a radio program five days a week, taking care of lighting and sound for high school assemblies. 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 re- quired to have a limited knowledge of electronics. Also a highlight for the Radio Club was that new equipment was installed for K.MHS to be broadcast not only on AM radio dials but also on FM. OFFICERS Back row left lo right: Ron Phillips. Station Manager: leftery Moore Dell Ray Anderson. Scott Simmons Sitting: |oanne Cutler. David Tibbs. Front row. lett lo right: Shirley Anderson. )ohn Erickson. Kurt lensen Scott Simmons. Middle row: Trent Peterson. David Tibbs David Lund. Larry Lund |ohn jensen. Back row: Clark Barton. Steven Allred Ron Phillips, loanne Cutler Leslie Hill. Robert Tibbs, and Charles Findlay. 62 POP CHORUS 1974-75 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 Salt Lake City and presented a program for the School Board of Education. Small groups, taken from the chorus, represented Manti High School well in the Small Groups Festival, and the Pop Chorus, itself, did well in the Large Group Festival. OFFICERS: Steve Fotherlnoham. Vice-President. Rae Ann Ras muson. Secretary Rick Nuffer. President First row: Becky Davidson ancee McGarry. Steve Allred Steve Fotherlnoham Stacey Rasmusson. Charlsse Howard DeAnn Adams Leisa Higbee Janet Beacham Mary Fnschknecht 'jerrie Nielsen left Moore Paula Lee Karen Wheeler Ned lensen Advisor. Second row: Leslie Hill. Joanne Cutler Randy Hansen. Dave Green Michael F.ddleman Marvin Higbee. Kathryn Voorhees Suzanne Moore Cindy Snow Renee Beazer. Judy Shlozaki Rick Nuffer. Clark Barton Mary lane Witt Rae Ann Rasmuson Third row: Teena Black Mikkie Franks. Shelly Carlson Sabrina Harman. Val Jo Anderson Randy Clark. Tannle Gleave. Karen Tatton. Gareld ino Scovlll lolene Simonsen Claudia Williams Ron Hunt. Keven Phenes. Robert Tibbs. Molly Green Julie Stoddard. Fourth row: Lori Green. Leslie Anderson Susan Peterson, lerry Monson Doug Nielsen Don Olson. Lonnie Wilkins Joni Jacobson. Laura Moulton. Beverly Anderson. Kurt Jensen. Kim Garrick. Trent Peter son Dell Ray Anderson. Sharalee Bean. Tammy Peterson. Lorna Edwards. 63 TEMPLARETTES Front row: Laura Moulton Anita Young. Tanya Hansen Lora Eklund. Florence Williams. Jonl Jacobson Second row: Charlsse Howard Sandy Merrtam. Paula Simons Third row: Deena Bown DeAnn Adams. Leah Mtckelsen. Nancee McGary Fourth row: Kathryn Voorhees. Elaine Bailey. Sherrie Nielson. |on! Bradley. Sandy Irwin. Fifth row: Lori Green Michelle Lowry. Teena Black Karen Tatton. Mary |ane Witt, Marale Slmmonsen Laura Moulton Anita Young Tanya Hansen Lora Eklund Florence Williams Charlsse Howard Paula Simons Jonl Jacobson Sandy Merrlam Deena Bown 64 DeAnn Adams Kathryn Voorhees Leah Mlckelsen Elaine Bailey Nancee McGarry Sherrie Nielson |om Bradley Sandy Irwin Lon Green Michelle Lowry Teena Black Karen Tatton Mary lane Witt Marale Slmmonsen Debra Larson Advisor This year the Templarettes had a wide variety of different marching styles. The styles we used ranged from a sharp military style to a cute baby doll dance style. To add variety to our performances, we used many props, such as guns, baseball bats, canes, baby doll aprons, etc. Our team prepared well for this year. Early last summer 12 of the members of the drill team had the opportunity to attend a drill team camp at Utah State University. Throughout this year our drill team performed at home and away football and basketball games. We ended the year by com peting in the Region Competition and in the Juab Competition. TEMPLARETTE OFFICERS—Front row: Teena Black. Drill Mistress: Sherrie Nielson Secretary: Mary Jane Witt President. Second row: Lori Green Reporter: Kathryn Voorhees Vice President; Leah Mlckelsen. Party Chair- man: |oni Jacobson Junior Drill Mistress. 65 F.H.A. 000 1 i First row: Elaine Bailey. Treasurer: Karl Dobson Reporter: lane Green Parliamentarian Second row: Evangeline Tsabetsaye. Song Leader; Kerri Cox. Degree Chairman: LaRee Squire. President Third row: Terri Jean Daniels. Historian; Carol Green. Secretary: Cyndy Snow. 1st Vice President: Gareldine Scovtll. Vice President: Lorna Hawk ins. Advisor. The Future Homemakers of America has been an active group this year. To begin the year, the club held installation of officers. At this special meeting. Mrs Eunice Alder, former home economics teacher at Manti High School, was the guest speaker. We entered a float in the Homecoming parade and won the award in the club division. Throughout the year, we presented several assemblies hoping to entertain the stu- dentbody as well as create interest in our organ ization. As one of our projects this year, each girl adopted an elderly person of the area as a grand- parent. We made many things for them. One week of the school year was set apart as Girls Week. During this week the FHA sponsored several craft and novelty shows. Guest speakers and a food demonstration were among the activities espe daily highlighting the week. During the month of February the FFA boys gave a sleigh-riding party and invited the FHA girls. In the spring we held a very successful little-sister party. But to end the year with a bang. FHA members went to Salt Lake City for the FHA State Convention. The last activity of the year, was the closing social, when we elected next year's officers. First row: Karen Wheeler Kerri Howell. Leisa Hlgbee. Leslie Hill. Evangeline Tsabetsaye. Lorna Hawkins. Advisor. Joanne Cutler. LaRee Squire Gareldine Scowlll. Cyndy Snow. Renee Beazer. Mary Jane Witt Second row: Lora Eklund. Rae Ann Rasmuson. DeAnn Adams. Kathy Howell. Paula Lee. Janet Squire Carol Erickson. Lisa Steck. Anita Young. Joyce Sorenson. Laurie Rasmussen. Michelle Lowry. Shirley Anderson. Teena Black Third row: Marale Simonsen Kan Dobson. Debra Braithwaite. Julie Daniels. Laurie Ockey. lanet Adams. Natalie Birch. Sandra Stevenson. Brenda Anderson. Sandra Bown. Kerri Cox. Cheryl Maynes. Colleen Cox. Vicki Wlllardsen. Maxine Cox Kelly Christensen Fourth row: Elaine Bailey. Tonya Duncan. Kelly Duncan. Nancy lorgenson. Suzanne Moore lanica lensen. Lorna Edwards Shelly Carlson. Lori Maylett. Leah Mlckelsen. Joni Bradley. Sherrie Nielson. Terri Jean Daniels. Carol Green Judy Shiozaki. Jeanne Anderson. Fifth row: Michelle Tapp. Vicky Gross. Callle Kiesel. LuAnn Squire. Beckl McCaul. Janet Beacham. Judy Jensen. Jane Green. Tammy Peterson Mary Frischknecht. Coleen Nielsen. Laura Moulton. Sharalee Bean. Chris Snow STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION First row: mil Colby. David Tibbs Mike Eddleman. Leslie Hill. Marvin Higbee Randy Clark. John Erickson. Ion Howell Val Jo Anderson. Terri lean Daniels Cindy Buchanan. LuAnn Phillips. Lori Gross Second row: Gareldlne Scovlll. Michelle Tapp. Leisa Higbee. Joanne Cutler Laura Moulton Jon! Jacobson. Lori Green Mary Jane Witt Teena Black. Sab- rina Hannan Lorna Edwards Barbara Starr. Advisor Third row: Dane Tom Shelley Carlson. Elaine Bailey. Ruth Rosqulst. Kari Dobson. Nancee McGarry. Jolie Higbee. lolene Slmmonson Beverly Anderson Bonnie Cobb. Michelle Lowry. Cari Lynn Paskett Cheryl Maynes Fourth row: Kathy Howell. Julane Russell. Claudia Williams Silvia Strickland. Kim Draper Steven Fotheringham Paula Lee. DeAnn Adams Florence Wil liams Sandra Merrtam Shelley Poulson. Sandra Bown Deena Bown Fifth row: Kerri Howell. Ron Phillips Dell Ray Anderson Sharalee Bean Colleen Cox. |oyce Sorenson. Lora Eklund. Dianne Tapp Susan Peterson lean Lanier Shirley Anderson. Kerri Cox Sixth row: Larry Lanier Ryan Nielson Tammy Peterson Judy lensen Janet Beacham. lane Green Carol Simmons Marie Hunt. Marilyn Maynes. Judy Shiozaki. Carol Green. Jerry Monson. Robert Tibbs Paul Monson Doug Snow Steven Allred. Heidi Bliss. n rt S M e year oy nav,n° a very successful installation party with President Higbee as their guest speaker r.,� .,rfAE I??8 [°r.71ed ,0 promo,e a hi0h quality of education for our future, and to build strong leadership qualities i. from fhe educationa! point of view. SAE Is also a fun club full of different and exciting activities. Some of the year s activities Included: a trip to Lagoon. Christmas party, trip to the Training School, and an early morning breakfast when officers for the coming year were elected. Sitting: Jerry Monson President. Barbara Starr. Advisor Standing: Mary Jane Witt. Reporter: Robert Tibbs. Vice President Joanne Cut ler. Secretary. 67 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Lett to riaht. Clark Barton. Vice President: Tom Rees Secretary: Charlie Nielson Treasurer lohn Plummer. President: Doneal While Reporter Brad Bown. Sentinel First row. left to right: Charlie Nielson Clark Barton. John Plummer Doneal White. Mike Cox David Miller Marvin Higbee Randy Clark ValJ[J Monson. Don Olson Kelly Sondrup Doug Nielson. Second row: Earl Wheeler. Advisor: Tom Rees Eric Hofstra Rees Rasmussen Kelly Nielson c J °r” Steven Fotherlngham Chad Allred. McKray Johnson Richard Barton Cory Bolnton Brad Orr. Third row: Delon Beal Glen Alder. StmnJ Clair Goodwin Karl Bessey Scott Hansen Kim Madsen. Tim Denton Fourth row: Bruce Miller Mike Anderson Lauren Ijranjerry MitrhSi Wayne Cox Louise Nielson. Molly Nichols. Kim Keller Brad Beazer. Johnny Johnson. Gerald Zabrlskle Kendall McIntosh. Fifth row. Ronny Nielson. Mitchell Madsen Bob Rees Ted Hackford. Curtis Ludvigson. Glade Denton. Steven Lund. Terry Olson Jed DeMIll. Kay Thomson. Matthew Nielson. Keith Orr Kenneth Allred. Robert Braithwaite. 68 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for students studying vocational agriculture. FFA activities heip members to learn through much participation how to conduct public meetings, to speak in public, to get along with others, to solve their own prob lems. to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. The goal of an FFA member is to develop leadership, cooperation, and citizenship within himself. Students who attended Snow College Field Day and State fudging contests placed well in range, dairy, and livestock. Representatives were sent to FFA State Convention, while Charlie Nielson and Brad Bown attended the National Conven- tion in Kansas City. While the weather was cold and wet they had a sleigh riding party with the FHA members which was great fun. FFA Week was an outstanding week with a banquet and FFA Sweetheart Contest. Representatives for the National Soils ludglng Team held in Oklahoma Cilv Left lo right: |ohn Plummer Charlie Nielson. Clark Barton Tom Rees. 1st Place Team in Range judging Lett to right: Wayne Cox. Chad Allred Robert Wheeler 1st Place Individual In Dairy judging: Glade Demon. t 9 CLARION STAFF The Clarion Staff has worked very hard capturing in sequence the activities and events of the 1974-75 school year. They have gathered many laughs, sorrows, and all the hard work that has made the year such a great year for Manti High School. This year the staff has experienced different problems and newr and exciting challenges. Many interesting effects have been put in the yearbook to make it more interesting. Many hard hours have been spent in putting the book out this year, but all the efforts have been paid off well. Left to righl: Terri lean Daniels Co-Editor; Karen Wheeler Editor: Colleen Cox. Co-Editor 70 Boiium raw: Leslie Anderson Steven Allred. Shirley Florence Advisor: Paula Simons Second row: Elaine Bailey. Terri Jean Daniels. Michelle Lowry. Third row: Karen Wheeler. Joyce Sorensen Clark Barton. Becky Davidson Laurie Rasmussen Fourth row: Shelley Carlson. Chris Bradley. Colleen Cox Sabrina Harman 71 Charlsse Howard Ron Phillips. Laura Moulton. SKI CLUB The 1974-1975 Ski Club started out a little slow but really got there and came out ahead. This year, at Manti High, the Ski Club has had the largest membership ever. It took a while for the snow to fall but as soon as it did the club ventured to Brighton and then to Park City West. The region ski day was a big success and schools from all over the region attended. Manti seemed to have the best skiers and the most skiers. Our only hope for the coming year is that Mr. Winter becomes more generous sooner. SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Charlie Nielsen. President: Molly Green Vice President: Julie Stoddard. Secretary First row: Usa Gleave. Carol Erickson Clair Erickson Advisor. John Erickson. Jon Howell. Randy Clark. Val Jo Anderson Teena Black. Charlie Nielsen. Johnny Johnson. Bob Keller Second row: Kathy Howell Deanne Adams, Leslie HIM. Michelle Trapp. Lelsa Higbee Karl Dobson. Ruth Rosquist Julie Stoddard. Stacey Rasmussen Mary Frischknecht Mary Jane Witt Third row: Kent Barton Larry Lund. Brad Bown. Karen Wheeler. Judy Shozaki. Sandra Mcrrlam Jeanne Olsen Janet Beacham. Clark Barton. Mike Conner Fourth row: Lori Green. John Jensen. Steven Lund McKray Johnson. Troy Merriam Claudia Williams |ohn Barton Kerry Steck. Kim Garrick. David Green. Doug Hayes Fifth row: David Tibbs. Kerry Paskett. Nancee McGarry. Deena Bown, Carol Simmons Tim Black. Kim Mad sen Kerry Byrum Sixth row: Molly Green. Steven Allred Gary Olsen. Ken Allred. Karl Bessey. Ray Lyons Seventh row: Scott Simmons Kurt Jensen. Vicki Wit 72 lardsen. Kelly Jo Christensen. Lynda Bessey. Kim Keller. LETTERMEN The Lettermens Club has been a very suc- cessful organization. Throughout the year, boys competed in all types of events. The club is de signed to maintain the boys' interest in athletics at the high school level. As part of a fund raising activity during the 1974-1975 school year, the boys sold hot dogs, pop. and other food items during letter-lighting. Two very successful dances were sponsored by the Lettermen. Since the boys need to prove themselves worthy of being members of the Lettermen s Club, it is hoped that in the coming year the club will be as outstanding as the 1974-1975 club. LETTERMEN OFFICERS: John Plummer Secretary: Trent Peter sen. Vice President: Clark Barton. President. � I� First row: Steven Allred. John Erickson Jon Howell Marvin Higbee Randy Clark Val |o Anderson Charlie Nielsen Coach Wilber Braithwaite Doug Snow Second row: David Miller Steve Conner Tom Rees Mike Conner Bob Keller Clair Goodwin Dave Green. Clark Barton Paul Braithwaite Third row: Trent Petersen Karl Graham Doncal White Mike Eddleman. Mike Cox. Chad Allred Tim Denton Kim Madsen Fourth row: Glade Denton Ronny lames Don Olsen Doug ie! sen Kelly Soundrup. Fred Johnson Robert Wheeler Wayne Cox McKray Johnson. Paul Monson Fifth row: Scott Findlay David Tibbs Bill Colby Blake Daniels Duaine Nielsen. John Plummer Karl Bessey. Ken Allred. Kay Thomson Kerry Byrum. 73 TEMPLAR TRUMPET Bottom row: Mary Peacock. Advisor: Helen Waynes Paula Lee. Tami Wintch. lanct Beacham. Second row: Steve Conner. Chris Bradley Rick Suffer. Scott Findlay. Jeffery Moore. We the Templar Trumpet staff have made an attempt to serve the school by bringing items of interest and entertainment to our readers, and to reflect the accomplishments of Manti High School through the printed page. We believe it is vital to make a record of important events related to school activities. It is our hope that we. in our way. have helped boost school spirit. We like also, to believe we have increased appreciation for school experiences and friendships established at MHS. It is very easy to let a school paper become a gossip sheet or a joke column, but we have tried to uphold standards of good journalistic practice and to maintain the standards of the school. We have tried to be accurate, honest, and unbiased in our reporting. We are mindful, however, of the editor's lament: When I do something right, no one remembers: when I do something wrong, no one forgets. We have experienced personal growth as members of the staff and feel that this has been a valuable experience. We have been exposed to some of the techniques and processes of the publication game, and have seen possibilities for vocational and professional application in our future. We hope that the paper Templar Trumpet, and the literary magazine Write have brought pleasure, communication, and a sense of accomplish- ment to the Templars at Manti High School. 74 MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus was at its best this year, they performed to several concerts during the year along with the Pop Chorus. They also per formed at the Small and Large Groups Festival. CHORUS OFFICERS. Deena Bown. Secretary: Carol Simmons. President: Lew Haslam. Vice President. First row: Ned lensen loanne Cutler. Lori Gross. Brenda Anderson. Susan Olsen Heidi Bliss. Deanne Larson. Marale Simonsen. Lora Eklund. LuAnn Phillips. Carol Simmons Jolie Higbee Second row: Diane Tapp Shelley Poulsen Bonnie Cobb. Lisa Gleave. Larry Mlckelsen Lew Haslam Andy Shaw Scott Hansen Tanya Hansen Maren Johnson. Deena Bown Marie Hunt Third row: Janet Adams Jolene Sorensen. Carol James. Sandra Bown. Steven Lee Dari McBride Brian Hen retty Russell Nielsen Debra Woolsey. Darla Mower Fourth row: Suzanne Miller. Lori Albrecht. Leigh Ann Mortensen. Carol Ericksen |ohn Barton Greg Gerklns kelly Poulsen Charles Findlay. Jean Lanier Cyndie Buchanan. Fifth row: Sandy Irwin. Janet Hone. Charlotte Sorensen. Ann Frischknecht Tracy Hill. Cathi Bailey Vicki willardsen. Becki McCaul. Kelly |o Christensen BAND Firs! row. above: Debra Snow Paula Lee Stacey Rasmusson. Ned Jensen Advisor: Kathy Howell Tannle Gleave Scott Findlay. Jerrte Nielsen. Kerri Howell. Lori Green. Mary lane Witt Teena Black second row: Scott Simmons Brian Henretty. Steve Lund Brad Bown. Sabrina Harman. Ann Frtschknecht. Janet Beacham Rae Ann Rasmuson. DeAnn Adams Jolene Simonsen Lisa Gleave Scott Hansen. Brad Beazer. Third row: Joanne Cutler. Robert Tibbs |u!ie Stoddard lane Green Johnny Johnson. Steve Lee. jay Olsen Larry Mickelsen Darrel Olsen. Cheryl Maynes Beverly Ander- son Kerry Steck. Charles Nielson. Fourth row: Vance Larsen. Ron Phillips Shirley Anderson Kent Drapper Bob Rees. Mark Larson. Larry Lund Janet Adams. Laurie Ockey Sandra Stevenson Robyn Peterson. Linda Floyd Kurt Jensen Fifth row: Karl Graham. Robert Wheeler Wayne Cox Beckl McCaul. Vicki Wlllardsen. Kathryn Voorhees Sharalee Bean Joyce Sorensen Russell Nielson Anita Young. Jeffery Moore Sixth row: Suzanne Moore Lisa Steck Heidi Bliss Celeste Aycock Julie Daniels. Debra Braithwatte. LeighAnn Mortensen. |oni Jacobsen. Nancee Me Garry, Kerri Cox. Marlon Williams. Lori Gross. Right, bottom row: Scott Findlay Drum Major: feme Nielsen. Drum Majorette Second row: Kurt lensen. Vice President: Julie Stoddard Secretary: Charles Nielsen President. 76 PEP BAND The Manti High School Pep Band has repre- sented our school very well this year. Once a week for the entire school year, practices were held at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. Playing outstanding pep songs, they kept the schools spirit high throughout basketball and football games. We are proud to say that the Pep Band for the school year 1974-1975 was one of the best in our Region. We hope that in the future the Pep Band will continue to work as hard. First row: Randy Bradley Andy Shaw. Joanne Cutler. Anita Young, lulle Stoddard Second row: jay Olsen. Doug Buchanan, lohnny Johnson. Robert Tibbs Third row: lane Green. Larry Mickelsen. Jeffery Moore Kent Draper Vance Larsen. Fourth row: Ron Phillips. Russell Nielson Charlie Nielson. Dell Ray Anderson Larry Lund Kerry Steck. Karl Graham. 77 MODEL UNITED NATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Mr. Douglas Bjerregaard Advisor: Anita Young. Scott Findlay. Karen Wheeler Tannle Gleave. Mary lane Witt, Teena Black. Stacey Rasmusson. Second row: Chris Snow. John Erickson. Ion Howell. Dell Ray Anderson. Leah Mickelsen. Sherrie Nielson. Mr Leslie Good Advisor Third row: Steven Allred. Cindy Denton Paula Lee. Lakee Squire. RaeAnn Rasmusson. Ronny James. Fred lohnson. At the beginning of the 1974-1975 school year. National Honor Society looked forward to having its best year yet. The club began the year by con- structing the letter-lighting bonfire during Homecoming Week. During the month of February installations of new honor students were held. This club seldom has time to have activities for themselves due to the fact that they are busy helping others at Manti High School. One of the goals of the Honor Society is to do something to help better the community through service, leadership, character and scholar- ship. It is indeed an honor for Manti High School to have such fine represent- atives in the National Honor Society. OFFICERS: Jon Howell. President. Cindy Denton. Vice President: LaRee Squire. Secretary. Sherrie Niel- son Historian. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row one: Coach Wilbur Bratthwaite Randy Clark. |on Howell. |ohn Erickson Coach Glen Goodwin Row I wo: Kelly Sondrup. Clark Barton. David Green. Mike Conner Kim Garrick Row three: Ronnie lames. Tim Denton. Karl Wanlass. Scott Findlay. Row tour: Don Olsen Paul Braithwaite. Steve Conner. Doug Netlson. COACHES: Wilbur Braithwaite and Glen Goodwin. Steve Conner David Green Forward Guard 80 Doiio Nielsen Center |ohn Erickson Center 81 Manti 63 Opponent 39 Cedar CftJ Delta Dixyt Hurrilnne Perk Lily W Hbgroy IP Season Riohf ld South Sevier Emery GunnisSn North Sanpete North Sevlery Richfield Waftie Emery Juab North Sanpete 68 53 59 45 43 52 Opponent (OT) 63 43 35 50 42 (2-OT) 62 65 65 56 53 46 40 PLAY OFF FOR STATE Manti 58 Emery 49 ROUND ROBIN Manti Opponent 57 South Sevier 44 55 Juab 50 68 Richfield 58 STATE TOURNAMENT Manti Opponent 52 Wasatch 58 57 Moab 46 53 Morgan (OT) 80 Randy Clark Guard Ronny lames Guard Paul Braithwalte Forward Carl Wanlass Center non Olsen Forward Ion Howell Guard 82 J.V. BASKETBALL F!w' c? l:B ri!ChaV,i.°„hnnSOn ,uaV T''umps0 Ran(ly., clark 'ohn Erickson. Second row: Mike Cox. Kirk Abegolen David Miller. Paul Monson Third row: Jon Howell. Paul Bralthwaite. Don Olsen. Coach Glen Goodwin. Manti SEASON SCORES Opponent 64 Richfield 39 47 Juab 28 59 South Sevier 48 56 Emery 20 91 Park City 21 72 Gunnison 40 53 North Sanpete 41 44 North Sevier 33 62 Richfield 46 54 Wayne 63 60 Emery 33 49 Juab 39 50 North Sanpete 43 65 Dugway 63 83 WRESTLING ’75 The sport or wrestling is perhaps the toughest of all forms of competition requiring high degrees of conditioning and self-discipline. For the first time in the history of wrest- ling at Manti High School, a full team was on the mat for most of the season. While the dual match record was not impressive, seven wrestlers qualified for the state tournament, with Blake Daniels placing fourth. Leading the team were Kerry Byrum with a 15-4 record and Charlie Nielson with a 15-5 record. Manti wrestled its most ambitious schedule competing in six tournaments including Region and State. STATE WRESTLERS-Lett to right: Ken Allred Fred Johnson Kerry Byrum. Charlie Nielson. Blake Daniels. Missing: Chad Allred. Randy Bradley. non. row. led I. right: Dane Tom Kerry Byrum Martin Mayra. Ronald Bowman Ron Prows Clair Doodwtr. Charlie “acl «ij jj! � � Kim Squire Andy Shaw Steve Lund Ryan Hedellus Johnny Johnson Chad Allred Fred lohnson Rand Bradley. Larry Lan Daniels. Karl Graham Brad Bown. Mark Larsen. Lew Haslam. Scott Hansen. 84 85 SPRING Junior Prom............ 88 Golf................... 90 Tennis................. 91 Track.................. 92 Baseball............... 93 FFA Sweethearts........ 94 Honors................. 95 Campus Comics..........104 Advertising............106 86 JUNIOR PROM 1975 The shimmering colors of peach and gold accented with a touch of deep green, set the stage for the exciting atmosphere that lasted throughout the evening. Stairway to Heaven' was their theme, which completed the night never to be forgotten by the class of 76. Left to right: Kathryn Voorhees Randy Clark 1st Attendants: |ulle Stoddard, Tim Denton. Queen and King Sabrina Harman. Val |o Anderson. 2nd Attendants. 89 GOLF ’75 Left to right: Coach Russ Felt. Kirk Abegglen. )ohn Jensen. Carl Wanlass. Dale Munk Ronny lames. Mike Conner. Kevin Gray. Kim Garrick 90 TENNIS ’75 Front row: Ronald Bowman Martin Maymi. Brian Henretty. Richard Barton. Jeff Bradley. Ryan Hedelius. Scott Hansen Coach Wilbur Bratthwalte. Back row: Karl Bessey. Mike Cox. David Miller. Clark Barton. Bob Keller McKray Johnson. Troy Merriam Paul Bratthwalte. Russell Nielson. Karl Graham. TRACK ’75 Hack workouts began early In the spring season. Good weather aided the track team at Manti High School to condition themselves for an outstanding season. Returning from last year with fine performances were Ron Hunt, who set a school record in the long jump and also matched the previous record in the low hurdles. Don Olson, another fine athlete, set a school record last year in the mile and this year added more excitement to the track meets. Other veteran athletes that added spice to this year’s team were Clifford Sorensen. Blake Daniels. Keven Phenes. Doug Hayes. Robert Wheeler. Wayne Cox. Ray Lyons. Rees Rasmussen, and Mike Conner. Continued good weather permitted the track team to participate in several track meets and excel in several events. The Region Meet was held May 9th and the mighty Templars again came home glowing with pride and honor. ■ First row: Clair Goodwin Scott Findlay. Ron Prows. Randy Bradley. Don Olson Alan Hatch. Paul Monson Brad Beazer. left Larsen Second row: Coach Goodwin Ron Hunt Robert Wheeler Wayne Cox. Charlie Nielson Kelly Sondrup Blake Daniels. Third row: Kent officer Keven Phenes. Bob Rees. Johnny Johnson, led DeMill. Matthew Nielsen. Kent Draper. Ray Lyons. Fourth row: Doug Hayes. Randy Hansen Ken Allred. Mark Larsen. Kerry Carver. Mike Conner Kelly Poulsen Kelly Cutler Steve Lee. BASEBALL 75 First row: Jeff Larsen. Charlie Nielson. Steve Fotherlngham Cory Boylngton Second row: Kay Thomson. Doug Nielson. Chad Allred. Dari McBride Coach Ockey Third row: Coach Anderson. Brad Beazer. Paul Monson Steven Lee. Brad Orr. Fourth row: Terry Olsen Kim Madsen. Doug Snow. Dave Green Filth row: Ken Al- lred |ohn Plummer. Lauren Larsen. Keith Orr. 93 FFA SWEETHEARTS Led to right: 2nd Attendant: Renee Beazer: Queen: Karen Wheeler; 1st Attendant: Tannte Cleave STERLING SCHOLARS Marvin Higbee Speech Drama Mary lane Witt Arts Crafts Teena Black Music Sherrie Nielson Business Terri lean Daniels Home Economics leffery Moore Science Dell Ray Anderson Math Helen Maynes English Literature Kerry Byrum Vocational Education Tannie cleave General Education 96 VALEDICTORIAN Intelligent, eager and talented are words that describe this years Valedictorian. Paula Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee of Ephraim. Paula has had the responsibility of being editor for the Templar Trumpet” for two years, and has also been active as correspondent for the local papers. She has also been a member of the National Honor Society. F.H.A.. S.A.E., Student Council, and Model U.N. During her Junior year. Paula was chosen to represent Manti High School in the State Forensics Meet and at Girls' State. Paula has outstanding musical abilities. Playing the flute, piano and organ are among favorite things she participates In. As a member of Pop Chorus she has often accompanied that group on the piano. Paula had a lead role In Oklahoma and she was chosen for Outstanding Instrumental Ensemble at Small Groups. Active in church affairs. Paula has been Laurel Class Secretary, and is pianist for the Senior Sunday School. The Clarion salutes a well-deserving Valedictorian! CO-SALUTATORIANS Mary Jane Witt, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Daniel G. Witt, is enthusiastic, cheerful, dependable and talented in many areas. This beautiful girl was selected as Co-Salutatorian. Mary Jane has been an excellent student, and has participated in many activities. For three years she has been a member of the National Honor Society. S.A.E.. and F.H.A. She has been on the Drill Team for the past two years and this year acted as president of that organization. At Junior High graduation. Mary Jane delivered one of the commence- ment addresses. At Manti High she was named a Top Templar during the First Quarter. As Sterling Scholar in Arts and Art Crafts, she represented Manti High School well. Dancing constitutes a big part of Mary lane's life. She was promenade chairman. Among other styles of dancing. Mary lane can hula, and has participated in many dance groups. Music is another area where this out- standing girl has excelled. She plays the piano and guitar, and was active in Pop Chorus. Our congratulations to this deserving young girl! Tannie Gleave selected as Co-Salutatorian at Manti High School is the daugh- ter of Superintendent Winston Gleave and Karen Gleave of Manti. Tannie is a vivacious, ambitious little girl with lots of personality and determination. In Junior High School in Ephraim, Tannie was active in school extra cur- ricular and academic activities. She was voted in Student Body Secretary and gained a seat on the Student Council. She was also very active in sports and was on Paper Staff. At Christmas time she earned the coveted privilege of passing the Yule Candle because of having the highest grade point average of her class. In high school. Tannie found cheerleading to be one of her favorite activities as she served two years as head cheerleader. Again she was on the Student Coun- cil. Tannie was appointed Junior Prom Decorating Chairman and received many honors and awards such as: First Attendant to FFA Sweetheart and Manti High School representative for the Sterling Scholar. Tannie has also been very active in her church activities throughout her life. She will be a four-year graduate of Seminary. She has been in such things as zone leader, member of the Seminary Bowl team and Senior Sunday School secretary. Congratulations to an outstanding Co-Salutatorian! 97 TOP TEMPLARS 75 FIRST QUARTER. Ron Phillips. Mary jane Witt. SECOND QUARTER: Karen Wheeler. Kerry Byrum THIRD QUARTER: Renee Beazer. John Plummer FOURTH QUARTER. Roger Nielson. Helen Maynes. 98 ESSAY WINNERS )ohn Erickson. Senior Division. First Place Winner. Scott Findlay. Senior Division. Second Place Winner. Colleen Cox. Senior Division. Third Place Winner. Lisa Gleave. Junior Division. First Place Winner: Brian Henretty. Junior Division. Third Place winner. Carol Erickson, lunior Division. Second Place Winner: Marvin Higbee. Oratory Winner. ORATORY WINNERS 100 SMALL GROUPS Rae Ann Rasmuson Outstanding Pianist Paula Lee and Stacey Rasmusson Outstanding Flute Duet in competition at North Sanpete March 26. Mantl High took top honors in the Small Groups Festival, scoring a total of 198 points. The Leslie Hill Lelsa Hlgbee duet was rated as the outstanding vocal ensemble. Leslie (absent when picture was taken) being the outstanding vocalist. Teena Black was hailed as the outstanding instrumentalist, and Stacey and Paula received the outstanding rating for their flute duet. Rae Ann Rasmuson was nominated for the outstanding pianist. Teena Black Outstanding Instrumentalist Leisa Higbee and Leslie Hill (absent) Outstanding Vocal Ensemble SCHOOL DANCE WINNERS First row: Robert Tibbs. Jerry Monson David Tibbs Second row: Teena Black. Mary jane Witt. Florence Williams. First row: Debra Snow. Stacey Rasmusson Second row: Lelsa Hlflbee. Joyce Sorensen. Colleen Cox. Shirley Anderson. Karl Dobson. Rae Ann Rasmuson. DeAnn Adams. GIRL STATERS 75 102 FFA PUBLIC SPEAKER FFA STATE FARMER £ CAMPUS COMICS 105 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE First row: Judy Shiozakl. David Tibbs. Mike Eddleman. Marv Higbee. Molly Green. Lew Haslam. Julie Stoddard Second row: Val Jo Anderson. Andy Shaw. Brett Allred. Kerry Steck. Steve Potherlngham. 106 L. G. BALFOUR Congratulations Manti High School Seniors 9 East 2120 North Provo. Utah Phone: 373-4735 STUBBS INC. FABRIC SHOP For the Finest Clothing and Shoe Selection All the Latest Fabrics 108 MANTI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Allred Insurance Agency Bright Spot Bradshaw Auto Parts Co. Bradley's A.G. Food Store Carpenter s Fabric Center John Cox Chevron Service Chief Pontiac Co. Elliott s Drug First State Bank Gary's Conoco Service Inter. Farmers Assn, lorgenson s Ins. Agency lensen Excavation Co. Jensen s Dept. Store Keith's Upholstery Karat Kounty Jewelers Lund T.V. 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