Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

2 Beginnings Today You came running With a small specked egg Warm in your hand. You could barely comprehend, I know, As I told you Of Beginnings — Of egg and bird. Told, too, That years ago You also began. Smaller than sight. And then. As egg yearns for sky And seed Stretches to tree, You became— Like me. Oh, But there’s So much more. You and I, Child, Have just begun. Think: Worlds from now What might we be?— We, Who are seed Of Deity. OUR LIFE IS MADE OF BEGINNINGS THAT NEVER END ADMINISTRATION AND CURRICULUM The district and school administrations and personnel have made the school year a successful one. Often times their work has gone unnoticed but a school day would not be complete without their involvement in a direct or indirect manner. The Board of Education along with Superintendent Everett have set school policies by which all students at Manti High are governed. School And Personnel Principal Rowley and Mrs. Larson in the office have administered the policies and run the school efficiently. Mr. Rowley handled discipline problems, advised students, designed curriculum, and made decisions affecting the faculty. John Ludvigson and Bryce Larson kept the school clean and comfortable. Mrs. Erickson was a welcome smile in the library. Even when busy she always had time to help you find a good book. With Mrs. Erickson’s help we have been able to get a larger variety of good books. Administration Mr. Ivan D. Rowley Mrs. Helene Larson Mrs. Winona Erickson Principal Secretary Media Specialist a. LANGUAGE ARTS This year showed much growth and improvement in Manti High School’s Language Arts and Fine Arts Departments. Several changes were made but the outcome marked an improvement overall. A Spanish Program was begun and had its great beginning with Mr. Richard Kimball (not pictured) teaching three Spanish classes. The Music Department at the High School expanded to this year include Mr. Don Findlay as conductor of the String Ensemble. Mr. William Thompson continued gaining a reputation throughout the county for having a department of students with superb talent. Mr. Clifford Hughes, new at MHS, taught all the freshmen in his english classes. Mrs. Dixie Bond prepared several senior students for college experience in her College Prep English Class. While some teachers were new at MHS, one particular english teacher spent her last year here. Trade Borgogna’s field of specialty included Drama and Forensics as well as English. The Art Department was under the direction of Mr. Les Bogh. Mr. Leslie Good Trig. Chem. Physics Algebra Mr. Earl Wheeler Biology Phys. Ag. Science 10 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE “I’m not gonna touch that thing!” Ah, the sweet smells of science: formaldehyde, frongs, bunsen burners, worms, sulphur, sharks. . We all have to take Science sometime to graduate, and it’s doubtful we’ll ever forget it; but, on the other hand, will a freshman ever forget his first experience with Geometry? The Math Department offered everything from Basic Math to Trigonometry. Teachers still fought off the ever present problem of the lost student in the corner saying “Huh?” Mr. Robert Bessey, Algebra Mr. Wilbur Braithwaite. Algebra 9th Math Mr. Glen Goodwin, Business Math Senior Math Mr. John Ockey, Geometry Algebra General Math Mr. Wilbur Braithwaite Mr. Glen Goodwin Miss Pegg Tucker Mr. Kent Van Tassell Each student at Manti High is required to fulfill one and one-half credits of P.E. The teen years are years in which the body is developing and growing and participating in Physical Education provided a method of becoming coordinated as well as offering an opportunity for students to learn new lifetime sports, and also provided a welcome break from solid subjects which each students must take each year. Mr. Clair Erickson Mr. Vaun Mickelsen Drawing maps, memorizing exports, imports, populations, or capital cities was a popular topic among freshmen since all had to take World Geography. Among Juniors the topic always seemed to be history journals, finalizing the last 200 pages of that extra thick history book, and finding enough newspaper articles when twenty other history students got to the morning paper before you did. With Seniors a more sophisticated course like Psychology, Economics, or American Problems seemed to fill the more mature mind. • o-i c zn Mr. Gaylen Christiansen, Auto Mr. Morlin Cox, Shop Mr. Rodney Cox, Workstudy Mrs. Shirley Sainz, Business VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Many students participated this year in the vocational education programs offered at Manti High School. Auto and shop students became involved working with trades which helped them do and make many useful things. The workstudy program offered students involved an opportunity to experience first hand job activities. Students involved in the vocational programs should be ready to go right into the working field without further education. Mr. Earl Wheeler Mrs. Erma Young Vocational Agriculture Home Economics 15 IN FUTURE YEARS THIS BOOK SHALL BE OPENED TIME AND TIME AGAIN, MANY FRIENDS WILL HAVE BECOME ACQUAINTANCES REMEMBERED ONLY AT CHRISTMAS TIME. HAPPY DAYS WILL BE STORED IN A TRUNK OF OLD YEARBOOKS, LETTERS, AND CLASS RINGS. Bob Blauer Cathy Boynton Gary Bradley Carolyn Braithwaite Pete Brunson Rhonda Brandon Mike Breinholt FRESHMEN--------- Lome Cox Sheree Cox, SEC. Blake DeMill Orval Denison Christine Donovan i Kim Dotson K.C. Erickson Darin Everett Stacy Fowlea Chad Frederick Corinne Frischknecht Donnie Glispy Rosemary Goodwin Lisa Harward Davis Hayes Kathleen Hedelius Catherine Jackson Shauna James CLASS OF ’83 'V Donnie Mackey Shauna Monson. PRES. Lillian Larson Leslie McArthur Terrance Mortensen s Tom Lee, V.P. Sherry McIntosh Kevin Munk Alan Nell Jim Nelson FRESHMEN Jeff Sharp Becky Orton Kevin Reeve Lina Si monsen Diane Peterson Andy Russell J Mike Sorenson Wendy Peterson A Marie Sanderson Mary Staples Doug Rasmussen % 1 Jeanette Sevy Scott Stevens CLASS OF ’83 Lisa Tervort El wood VanGorder Sue Wilkinson Kathy Willmore 21 Doug Alder Pauline Ashworth Dee Aston Judy Anderson Leisa Anderson Alisa Beal Kenneth Berry Byron Bills Troy Birch Morgan Black Jackie Anderson Ken Beazer, PRES. Tammy Boyer SOPHOMORES Debbie Chadwick, SEC. Cherrie Clark Pete Couture Leslie Cox Lori Cox k. 22 Amanda Gray Lenny Harman Matt Francks Julie Harward Steven Frederick Alan Gilkey Von Hill, V.P. CLASS OF ’82 Iva Hodson Loraine Howell Heidi Huntsman Matt Jackson Wendy James 23 Troy Martin Todd Miller David Monson Lisa Montoya Larry Moore SOPHOMORES Sherry Moore John Morey Jan Nelson Melissa Nibley Gordon Nielson Angie Steck Richard Olsen John Simmons Robert Stevenson Tammy Smith Kevin Stilson I Gail Richardson Sandra Squire ) w � I Cheryle Tapp Wendy Sevy Susan Squire Valerie Weiss • CLASS OF ’82 $ � € a,v n wr,� i Kent Abegglen Brenda Anderson Brian Anderson ' u Marla Anderson, SEC. t W l V William Anderson Lisa Bessey Ann Barton Reid Bean Alan Blauer Cilade Bown Joni Boyack, REP. Mark Boynton Ron Bradley, PRES. JUNIORS Kellie Brunson Guy Carpenter Lisa Cox Marian Cox Michelle Cox 26 Kunael Cox Brenda Curtis Debbie Daniels Norman Densley Elizabeth Dotson Jeff Dyreng Mike Hansen Ethan Everett Melinda Haymond l ori Gibb Diana Hedelius Walter Graham Dena Hodson Ruth Haleen Kevin Holman CLASS OF ’81 Tom Holman Kathy Ingram Cyndie Jackson Stephen Jackson Jean Jacobson 27 Douglas Jensen Richard Jensen 6 TA Wade Johnson Mitch Jenkins Debra Jensen Micheal Jorgensen Mike Keilholz Angela Keller Debbie l arsen Lori Lyon JoAnn Macfarlane Jonathan Maynes Verla McArthur Cheri Miller Marianne Moore, V.P. JUNIORS Fern Mortensen Lisa Moulton Warren Nielson Gary Ockey Signe Olson 28 Patricia Ottoson Julie Rasmusson Handy Snow David Peterson Kelly Rich I v __ j i Thomas Sprague Jeanette Peterson Devon Rosquist Kim Stevens I aurie Syndergaard Amy Rasmuson Tracy Smith Janet Tibbs CLASS OF ’81 T dd Wilkinson NOT PICTURED FRESHMEN Bill Anderson Rick Boyer Desiree Colebrook Virginia Maynes Jerry McIntosh Shawn Nay I� rrie Olsen Mike Pedersen, REP. Larry Petersen Ruth Sprague Ronald Summa SOPHOMORES Maurica Albrecht Blake Allred Mike Densley Sandra Roanhorse Alan Seeley Leonard Stewart Alexander Whitehair Thomas Williams JUNIORS Helen George Jeff Hermansen Mike Keisel Timothy Stewart Karl Thompson 29 Charles Bradley Judy Bradley Jeff Breinholt Denise Hayes Dianne Haymond Dana Hook Sue Hutchinson Steve Jensen Lesa Jensen Robin Jorgensen Barbara Larsen RiKel Hinckley Curtis Jacobson Jensen Dan Keller John Kiesel Bryce Lar en 33 Laura Mower Cynthia Rasmuaaen MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST Senior Personalities MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST FLIRTS % BIGGEST HAMS BIGGEST SPONGES BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY TO MAKE FOOLS OF THEMSELVES MOST KISSABLE LIPS Darla Richardson and Rigel Hinckley Monday Tuesday Week Activities Queen Contest .... Clash Day Letter Lighting Wednesday ..........Powder Puff Thursday ........Dress Up Day J.V. Game Friday......Red and White Day Game, Parade, Dance «1 42 Nicely-Nicely Johnson Cary Rosquist Benny Southstreet . Rigel Hinckley Sarah Brown ....................Toni Holman Gertrude Abernathy .....Signe Olson Nathan Detroit .........Ricky Monson Miss Adelaide...................Ruth Hofstra Sky Masterson ....... Kelly Warnick General Matilda B. Cartwright Fern Mortensen Guys and Dolls is a play about a gang of gamblers and the attempts of Sarah Brown, leader of the Salvation Army band, to save souls. While trying to save Sky Masterson's soul, Sarah falls in love with him and eventually they marry. Director: Tracie Borgogna Music Director: William Thompson 46 Mr. Rodney Cox chaperoned the group as they floated down the Colorado River. The annual Senior Sluff marks the end of four successful school years for the seniors and gives them a chance to get a head start on suntans. a i SENIOR SLUFF Commencement Exercises Dawn Of A New Decade 49 IAWAIIAN LUAU REFERRED MEN life i ‘•ni -� 5 V Kent Abegglen 2nd ATTENDANT • F.F.A. Sweetheart 55 GIRLS TENNIS Sweat, sunburn, dead tennis balls, blisters hard work, and a lot of fun exemplified Manti High’s Girls Tennis Team this past year. The girls, under Wilbur Braithwaite’s expertise coaching did exceptionally well again. For the fourth year in a row, the Manti Girls “Team took Region at Richfield. The girls took a disappointing 2nd place to Grantsville at the State meet at BYU for the second year in a row. Coach Braithwaite not only helps people improve their tennis skills and ability, but he helps them improve their character as well. Congratulations to a winning season, a winning team, and a winning coach. 1st Singles 2nd Singles 3rd Singles 1st Doubles 2nd Doubles Fern Mortensen: 1st Region, 2nd State Dianne Haymond: 1st Region, 5th State Melinda Haymond: 1st Region. 4th State Robin Jorgensen Carolyn Braithwaite: 1st Region, 2nd State Diana Beal Lisa Blanken- ship: 1st Region 2nd State 59 Girls Basketball And Volleyball Front Row: Rhonda Brandon; Jeanette Sevy; Sandra Ockey; Kandy Larson; Leslie McArthur. Back Row: Dianne Haymond, Co-Captain; I eslie Cox; Laura Mower; Julie Green, Co-Captain; Joni Bovack; Fern Mortensen; Miss Peggy Tucker, Advisor. ______________. ■___________________________% Ju Front Row: Patricia Ottoson; Laura I arson, Co-Captain; Jana Sue Bean; Leslie Cox. Back Row: Toni Holman; Verla McArthur: I oraine Howell; Angie Dean; Miss Peggy Tucker, Advisor; Julie Green, Co- Captain; Jill Rasmussen; Shauna Monson; Tauna Berry. 60 Miss Tucker has been through the rough times as well as the fun times. Although you never take her serious, she can actually be serious. Miss Tucker has been a fun, involved, and caring that we shall miss next year. Best of luck, Miss Tucker! VOLL Manti Opponent Won against Gu Sanpete f BASKETBALL Juab South Sevier North Sanpete Delta Payson South Sevier Richfield Millard Paygon Deft Juab Richfield Millard North Sanj ete Gunnison REGION Opponent 31 64 39 30 34 49 58 10 33 38 35 49 24 41 26 t to Delta Millard on to Juab. First Row: Sherry Daniels, Catherine Jackson. Rhonda Brandon, Lorrie Cox, Lisa McLain. Lesa Larson. Second Row: Laura Mower. Toni Holman. Jeanette Sevy, Lisa Tervort, Leslie Cox, Verla McArthur, Rosemary Goodwin. Third Row: Kandy Larsen. Christine Donovan. Sandra Squire. Angie Dean. Angie Steck, Loraine Howell, Kim Baxter, and Dianne Haymond. Girls Track 62 ATHLETICS The Varsity Football Squad began a long and hard season under the direction of Coach Kent Van Tassell. Throughout the season, the squad prepared physically as well as mentally for facing tough and experienced opponents. Training, games, and pep talks all centered on pride—of a job well done. Defeat or victory? It mattered not if pride had been achieved. The football season ended with Manti High School winning only one game but the experiences have taught valuable lessons to those participating. CAPTAINS: Marc Haslam, Todd Macfarlane. Steve Fritz. DEFENSE: Front Row: Doug Alder. Mike Larsen. Wade Johnson. Kevin Stilson, Larry Moore. Walter Graham. Todd Macfarlane. Scott Olsen, Dee Aston, Troy Birch, Von Hill and Charles Bradley. Back Row: Mark Boynton, Kent Abegglen, David Monson, Blake Allred, Scott Cox, Steve Fritz, Doug Larsen, Steve Jackson, Marc Haslam, Ricky Monson. Larry Larson, Doug Sorensen, Roger Barton and Steve Barnes. OFFENSE: Front Row: Mike Larsen, David Monson, Scott Coi, Kevin Stilson, Larry Moore, Walter Graham, Todd Mcfarlane. Marc Haslam, Ricky Monson, Scott Olsen, Dee Aston and Richard Olsen. Back Row: Mark Boynton, Doug Alder, Larry Larson. Kent Abegglen, Blake Allred, Steve Fritz, Doug Larsen, Steve Jackson, Roger Barton, Doug Sorensen, Charles Bradley, Von Hill and Troy Birch. VARSITY FOOTBALL i 65 The tension is high. Both teams have been introduced. The referee walks out onto the floor as the teams place themselves for the beginning jump ball! You could see these actions and sense the excitement every time you watched a Varsity Basketball game. Coach Braithwaite said this year’s Varsity Basketball Team was one of the most talented teams we've had in MHS history. This was proved again as we showed North Sanpete that Pep, Rastus, and Victory would still stay and be ours. Through wins and losses, sickness and injury, our team always pulled together and never let the name “Manti Templars” fall from the high place it has always held. Never tiring, and always faithful, fans came to home games or traveled to away games and watched, supported, and cheered for old Manti High. 66 Varsity Basketball LEAGUE Manti 49 South Sevier 47 Manti 65 North Sanpete 56 Manti 48 Richfield 55 Manti 68 Millard 73 Manti 56 Juab 50 Manti 65 Delta 54 Manti 52 South Sevier 60 Manti 59 North Sanpete 53 Manti 61 Richfield 80 Manti 52 Millard 58 Manti 63 Juab 64 Manti 74 Delta 47 Outstanding Wrestlers were chosen each week. The decision was based on hard work, dedication in practice, and the results of their matches that week. Marc Haslam and Mark Boynton were each chosen Outstanding Wrestlers once, while Doug Larson was chosen twice, and Todd Macfarlane three times. They were also the team captains throughout the week that they were selected Outstanding Wrestlers. Kevin Keller (right) was the team manager. 68 WRESTLING SCORES 34 North Sanpete 26 Manti 19 gtRichfield_ 30 Manti UP South Sevier 26 Manti 9 Millard 42 Manti 3 Delta 64 Tri-Way Dual Lehi Manti Cyprus IO') 44 36 TOURNAMENTS Valley Opener South Sevier Morgan Manti North Sanpete Wayne Durango, Col. rado Region Winners Todd Macfarlane 2nd State Winners Todd Mactarlane 3rd 69 First Row: Donny Glispy. Alan Nell, Clark Johnson Lund, Tracy Jorgensen, Doug Rasmussen. Second Row: Ron Bradley, Guy Carpenter. Randy Snow, Gary Ockey, Jim Nelson, Todd Jorgensen. Darin Everett. Third Row: David Monson. Rickv Monson. David Sorensen. Russell Snow, Mike Jorgensen and Coach Braithwaite. 70 Serves, volleys and groundstroking are mainly seen while watching a workout of the Manti Tennis Team. The boys that have played on the Tennis Team have shown determination to be the best. This year has been an exciting year for these tennis players because they have walked away from every match feeling they have done the best for the name of Manti High School. At Region all Varsity members qualified for State. Even the younger players have played very tough matches and walked away with a victory above their heads. 1st Singles Dave Sorensen 1st Region 2nd Singles Todd Jorgensen 1st Region 3rd Singles Russell Snow 1st Region 1st Doubles Gary Ockey Mike Jorgensen 1st Region 2nd Doubles Ricky Monson Tracy Jorgensen 1st Region 71 Singles, Doubles, Triples, and roaring fans for home-run hits are often heard while the -� m- Manti High School Baseball Team was at the | I plate. Because of the successful team, JL V A. baseball has become a great fan getter of Manti High School students and parents. This great team pulled together with the excellent coaching of Mr. Hughes and Mr. Anderson and received the first Region Trophy for baseball in the history of the school. BASEBALL SCORES Opponeq . Manti Lee Anderson, Matt Jackson, Doug Larson, Mark Boynton, Danny Witt, Todd Merriam, Coach Clifford Hughes. Steve Fritz, Cary Rosquist, Coach Bob Anderson, Mike Nielson, Kevin Stilson. Steve Jackson, Troy Martin, Alan Anderson. Mark Olson. Bob Blauer, and Tracy Smith (missing from picture). Frederick. Norman Densley, Charlie-A� e I5J Many people may think that golf isn’t a true man’s sport because physical skill is not apparent to the viewer’s eye but it takes skill beyond measure to strike a little ball with force and reach your goal within par. Manti Golf Team’s patience, wise decisions, and control determined their success at the game. Congratulations! 74 Doug Johnson, Andy Russell, Larry Larson, Matt Jackson, Lenny Harman, Scott Cox, Danny Witt, Ben Anderson. Ken Beazer, Richard Olsen, Mark Russell Terry Worley. Dave Sorenson. Troy Birch, and Coach Glen Goodwin On your marks, get set, BANG, and you see clouds of dust as Manti’s Track Team speeds to the finish. The Track Team has shown great speed, endurance, and strength in all events at the meets which they participated in. Many of these boys qualified for State in their event. Coach Goodwin has shown each 75 Wrestling Basketball is - REGION AND STATE BASKETBALL Round Robin Manti 54 Juab 39 Manti 54 Richfield 69 Manti 41 South Sevier 46 Play Off Manti 61 Delta 51 State 2-A Manti 56 Wasatch 51 Manti 40 Richfield 58 . Manti 52 Millard 64 ALL REGION TEAM Kent Abegglen Mark Russell ALL STATE TEAM First Row: K.C. Erickson, Orval Denison, Wayne Nielson, and Andy Russell. Second Row: Jerry McIntosh. John Morey, Toifi I e, Bob Blauer, Donnie Mackey, and Lee Anderson. This past year the Drama Club presented the musical “Guys and Dolls”. They worked hard being to practices every evening and memorized songs and dances. In the end, the program was very well done. The Drama Club also sponsored a spook alley on Halloween. Students involved in the Drama Club also participated in Region and State Meets. Manti High School’s new building was used for the Region Drama Meet while BYU hosted the State Drama Meet. Ten students represented Manti High School at the State Drama Meet. They participated in different evente all of which received superior ratings. Drama Club: Corinne Friscbknecht, Kathy Willmore, Loraine Anderson, Mrs. Borgogna, Janet Tibbs, Catherine Jackson, Becky Orton, Laurie Syndergaard, Rosemary Goodwin. Joni Boyack, Stacy Fowles, Lisa Cox, Signe Olson. Christine Donovan, Lisa Blankenship, Toni Holman. Shauna Monson, Lisa Zabriskie, Fern Mortensen, Rigel Hinckley, Richard Jensen, Ricky Monson, Kelly Warnick. Lynette Mickelsen, Ethan Everett. Cheri Miller, Scott Frederick, and Marc Haslam. J DRAMA First Row: Advisor Mrs. Young, Kathleen Hedelius, Desiree Lowry, Cynthia Daniels, Laura Larson, Susie Wilkinson. Second Row: Ixmise Dennis, Dynthia Rasmussen, Lori Lyon, Lisa Tervort, Loren Edwards, Jackie Anderson, Cherrie Clark, and Teresa Lopez Third Row: Susan Squire, Sandra Squire, Sandra Ockey, Kandy Larson, Lisa Ray, Iva Hudson, Angela Keller, and Debbie Jensen. The Future Homemakers of America have been working hard this year to improve the future. The FHA hosted a March of Dimes Walk-a-thon. Many students from all over Sanpete County walked from Manti to Ephraim, a total of 32 kilometers. Everyone said that it was really worth walking the distance for the prevention of birth defects. The FHA also participated in Regional and State Conventions. Region was held at Monroe and State was held at BYU. We are very proud of what the FHA does for our school and the activities they bring. TOP PICTURE First Row: Advisor Mr. Wheeler, Ann Barton. Terrance Mortensen. Wayne Nielson. Second Row: Lori Lyon, Jean Jacobson, Julie Rasmusson, Patricia Ottoson, Donnie Mackey, Doug Rasmussen. Third Row: Blake Allred, Todd Merriam, Lori Cox, Toni Holman, Blake DeMill. Fourth Row: Kevin Stilson. Doug Alder. Burke Lyon. Morgan Black, Warren Nielsen. BOTTOM PICTURE First Row: Roger Barton; JoAnn Wheeler, Vice President; Judy Anderson. Second: David Sorensen; Doug Sorensen; Valerie Stack. Secretary; Joni Boyack; Mandy Gray; Third Row: Bill Anderson; Curtis Jacobson. Representative; Lee Anderson: Fourth Row: Dan Keller; Scott Cox; Lenny Harmon; Bryce I arsen; Troy Miller; Chet DeMill; Thanye Miller Fifth Row: Wade Johnson; Scott Olsen, Treasurer; Troy Martin; David Squire, President; Vaughn Olsen, Mike Sorensen. 83 This year’s Forensics Team did a superb job at both Region and State. The Forensics Team under the direction of Mrs. Borgogna won 1st place at Region and 5th at State. Rigel Hinckley took 1st Region in Legislative Forum and 2nd at State. Signe Olsen took 5th place in Extemporaneous Speaking at State. Catherine Jackson, Cathy Boynton, Corinne Frischknecht. Desiree Colebrook, Kathy Willmore, Richard Jensen, Fern Mortensen, Signe Olson, Joni Boyack, Mr. Tracie Borgogna, Butch Scow, Janet Tibbs, Lynette Mickelsen, Lisa Blankenship, Lisa Zabriskie, Laurie Syndergaard, Scott Frederick, Rthan Everett, Shauna Monson. Becky Orton, Cheri Miller, Rigel Hinckley, Danny Witt, Kelly Warnick, and Ricky Monson. ret Row Kent Abegglen. Steve Jackson. David Sorensen. Mitch Peterson, and Roger Barton. Second Row: Todd acfarlane Steve Baxter, and Dan Keller. Third Row: Diana Beal. Angie Steck. Loraine Howell. Cary Rosquist, mra Mower Kim Baxter. Patricia Ottoson, Toni Holman, and Sherry Daniels. Fourth Row: Todd Jorjensen. ckv Monson. Trov Martin. Lenny Harman. Scott Cox. Joni Boyack. and Tauna Berry. Fifth Row: DavidIMonjon 'acv Jorgensen. Cary Ockey, David Squire, and Mike Jorgensen. Sixth Row. Todd Merriam. Marc Haslam. Mark jynton and Doug Larson. Seventh Row: Mike Nielson. Matt Jackson. Danny Witt, and Ken Beazer. tv The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were actively involved with promoted school spirit during the past year. In preparation for a great year, the cheerleaders participated in a summer camp. While there, the girls learned many new cheers, and collected ideas for making the new school year better than ever. The girls brought home a Superior Trophy from camp. M.H.S. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL Toni Holman, Head Tauna Berry Mindy Haymond Laura Larson VARSITY WRESTLING Signe Olson, Head Jill Rasmusson Joann Macfarlane Ann Barton J.V. BASKETBALL Sherry Daniels. Head Lauren Johnson Lorraine Howell Lori Cox J.V. WRESTLING I esa Larson Jodi Christensen. Head Angie Steck Renae Chadwick MUSIC DEPARTMENT First Row: Jeanette Alder; Kathy Willmore; Jeff Sharp; Ed Young; Loraine Anderson; Angie Keller; David Nuffer. Second Row: Mr. Thompson, Director; Dave Peterson; Danny Witt; Kevin Reeve; Rich- ard Olsen; Rigel Hinckley. Third Row: Marie Sanderson; Walter Graham; Keith Willmore; Troy Bircb; Larry Moore. First Row: JoAnn Macfarlane; Marie Sanderson; Virginia Maynes; Tamara Noble; Heidi Huntsman. Second Row: Gail Richardson; Cherrie Clark; Loren Edwards; Lori Cox; Loraine Howell; Molly Lund; Penny Jensen; JoDee Draper, Barbara Nielson. Third Row: Tom Lee; Mike Pederson; Mike Hansen; K.C. Erickson; Mr. Thomp- son, Director. Left to Right: John Simmons; Angie Dean; Mike Higbee; Syl- via Nibley; Mr. Findley, Director; Marie Sanderson; Kathleen Hedelius. Not Pictured: Cameron Nielson, Melissa Nibley. £ |rJg i ' W' i v • l iin ’ 5 «• • H - ■« '•” I ....— — -a.1 � M� .JMW liBWHlrf - — ■- — Jeanette Alder; Ben Anderson; Judy Anderson; Marla Anderson; Pauline Ashworth; Dee Aston; Steve Baxter; Ken Berry; Cathy Boynton; Carolyn Braithwaite; Jodi Christensen; Darin Everett; Chad Frederick; Steve Frederick; Corinne Friscbknecht; Rosemary Goodwin; Walter Graham; Rigel Hinckley; Dana Hoog; Jean Jacobson; Shauna James; Angela Kel- ler; Doug Larson; Lesa Larson; Mike I arson; Desiree Lowry; Lori Lyon; Leslie McArthur; David Monson; Larry Moore; Marianne Moore; David Nuffer; Richard Olsen; David Peterson; Wendy Peterson; Amy Rasmu- son; Kevin Reeve; Marie Sanderson; Jeanette Sevy; Jeff Sharp; Robert Stevenson; Keith Willmore; Danny Witt; Ed Young; Mr. Thompson, Director. CHAMBER CHOIR First Row: Mr. Thompson, Director; Lisa Cox; Laurie Syndergaard; Janet Tibbs; Cyndie Jack- son; Amy Rasmuson; Lisa Blankenship; Brenda Bills; Kathy Willmore. Second Row: Ruth Maynes; Lesa Jensen; Diane Peterson; Christina Miller; Cheri Miller; Loraine Anderson; Marian Cox. Third Row: Colette Peterson; Lynette Mickelsen; Cynthia Rasmussen; Darla Richardson; Jan Nelson; Tauna Berry; Mike Hansen; Rigel Hinckley; Mike Higbee. Fourth Row: David Peterson; Marc Haslam; Scott Olsen; Mark Russell; David Squire; Russell Snow; Von Hill; Kelly Warnick; Ricky Monson; I enny Harman; Troy Martin. 89 Student Council and Studentbody Officers were very busy in planning fun and exciting activities. They have planned Homecoming Week which included the parade, the Homecoming Game, and the Queen Contest. They also provided a movie for student entertainment at Christmas time. To finalize the year, the Student Council busily planned M-D activities which seemed always be cancelled. t Dianne Haymond, Studentbody Vice-President STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Council Members: Joni Boyack, Ann Barton. Ix uise Dennis, Lisa Blankenship, Fern Mortensen, Angela Keller, Marla Anderson, Shauna Monson, Cynthia Rasmussen. Valerie Steck, Julie Green. Darla Richardson, Barbara Nielson, Mr. Clair Erickson, Toni Hol- man, Laura Larson, Dianne Haymond, Darin Everett, Kent Abegglen, Mike Pederson. Tom Lee. Von Hill, Ken Beazer, Ricky Monson, David Peterson, Ronnie Bradley, Scott Cox, David Squire, and Wal- ter Graham. Model U.N. And Ski Club The M.U.N. Students worked hard all year to get ready for the Convention which was held up at Salt Lake. They all worked hard and did their best at the Convention. They learned a lot and had fun while up there. The Ski Club had their annual skiing trips. Although sometimes the weather wouldn’t cooperate with them. They had a fun exciting year. Now that they’re through skiing and now that their bumps and bruises are gone their ready for a new season of skiing. They had some fun involved officers who were: Doug Sorenson, Angie Keller, and Leslie Cox. First Row: Lisa Moulton; Janet Tibbs; Mr. Erickson, Advisor. Second Row: Verla McArthur; Robin Jorgensen; Lynette Mickelsen; Marian Cox; and Fern Mortensen. Third Row: Jonathan Maynes; Rigel Hinckley; Signe Olson; Mark Russel; and Ethan Everett. First Row: Reid Bean; Doug Sorensen; Mindy Haymond; Mr. Erickson, Advisor; Cheri Miller; Laurie Syndergaard; Corrine Frischknecht; Lesa Larson; and Rosemary Goodwin. Second Row: Mike Nielson; Todd Merriam; Cathy Boynton; Mike Higbee; K.C. Erickson; and Lauren Johnson. Third Row: Wade Johnson; Christine Donavon; Catherine Jackson; and Wendy Peterson. 92 Templar Trumpet These hard working ambitious students are the people who make our school paper enjoyable to read. They have done a super job and have helped make this year successful. The Editor, Ann Barton has done a great job. She put lots of time and effort into the paper. The paper staff has strived to motivate students to become more involved by continually publishing informative papers. First Row: Julie Rassmuson; Judy Bradley; Ann Barton. Editor; Diane Lowry; and Matt Jackson. Second Row: Sherry Daniels; Larry (.arson; Pai|(e Carlson; Vaugh Olsen; Ken Beazer; Debbie Chadwick; Kelly McArthur; and Mrs. Bond. Advisor. Early morning 6:30, everybody here at the gvm. Moan. Groan - “Who’s driving:” These few words the Templarettes heard many times. But no matter the weather or sickness, they were there. The Templarettes marched right into the new year with Toads of enthusiasm which earned them a Superior Trophy at Camp. Learning parade routines and marches for the upcoming year was fun and hard. Many hours of dedication helped add up to doing a good job on performances. From being sailors to cowboys and Indians, to getting ready for the 80’s, and even a formal dance were some of the highlights of this year. All of these contributed to getting ready for Region Competition. It was a learning experience for all and all were pleased at the great job they did. Good job Templarettes. ■ —r—■ Jean Jacobsen, Lori Lyon, Lisa Moulton, Marian Cox, Verla McArthur, Lynette Mickelsen. Debbie Chadwick, Patricia Ottoson, Becky Nuffer, Diana Hedelius, Kim Dove, Diana Lowry, Debbie Larsen, Molly Lund, Valerie Steck, Michelle Cox, Angela Keller, and Robin Jorgensen. “Hey, I work in the lunchroom today! This was often the cry of an NHS member as they went down into the depths of the lunchroom to help the cooks serve school lunch. NHS members are chosen by the faculty to represent the top 10% of the studentbody. Manti High School is proud to have such a prestigious group in our school and we congratulate them! Lynette Mickelsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Mickelsen, is this years deserving Valedictorian. Lynette has succeeded in keeping a straight 4.0 grade through her high school years. Lynette was a member of the National Honor Society and Model United Nations. She marched with the Templarettes her Sophomore and Senior years. She was also involved in Drama. Lynette is also the recipient of the Citizenship Award. All-State Chorus: Colette Peterson, Marc Haslam, Mike Hansen, Janet Tibbs. Not pictured Cameron Nielson. This year’s Tip Top Templar is Darla Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Richardson. Darla was chosen for both her scholastic and her leadership abilities. Darla did an excellent job as Student-body President this year. She was a National Honor Society member as well as in Chamber Choir and Swing Choir. Congratulations Darla. 98 Receiving Departmental Awards this year are: David Mackey - English, Cynthia Rasmussen - Business, Cheri Miller - Drama, Laura Mower - Physical Education, Valerie Sleek ■ Spanish, Rigel Hinckley • Forensics and Music. Colette Peterson, Salutatorian, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kaye Julie Green, daughter of Mr. and Peterson. Colette is actively involved in Mrs. Allan Green, was chosen as one music. She was an All-state Chorus „f (he Salutatorians for the 1980 member and participated in assemblies Commencement Exercises. She’s not and drama productions. Colette was a on|y a higher achiever scholastically, member of the drill team in her hut she’s a good athlete too. Julie was Sophomore year. Colette is an active involved in Student Government, member and an officer of the National serving as the Studentbody Secretary Honor Society. this year. Julie is also a member of Departmental Awards: Ann Barton - Publications, Lynette Mickelsen - Mathematics, Rick Monson - Drama, Mark Russell - Social Studies, Loraine Anderson - Home Ec. and the National Honor Society. Among students, Julie is popular because of her great sense of humor, and creativity. Music, Signe Olson - Forensics. Not Pictured: Jill Rasmusson - Shop, and Sam Nielson - Shop. 99 100 Outstanding Athletes: Dave Sorenson - Boy’s Tennis, Laura Larson - Girl’s Volleyball, Laura Mower - Girl's Track, Dianne Haymond - All-Around, Fern Mortensen - Girl’s Tennis, Julie Green - Girl’s Basketball, Todd Macfarlane - Boy’s Track, Wrestling, and Football. Walter Graham - Science Merit Scholarship. Becky Nuffer - Recipient of the National Clubs Association Scholarship. Becky was one of 10 people chosen from the .‘tOO tests taken. Becky’s scholarship is for $5,000 at Utah State University. Principal's Award: The Principal’s Award is a new special honor given by the Principal to a student who exemplifies outstanding citizenship and desirable character traits. This year the Principal’s Award was given to David Mackey. Angela Keller was elected the Region 4 Representative at the State F.H.A. Convention. Angela will also work on the State Kxecutive Council. She traveled to St. Louis, Missouri to participate in the National Leadership Convention in July. Christina Miller and Samuel Nielson, above, were chosen for Fourth Quarter Top Templars. Look into the library, you’ll find Christina. She repairs books and enjoys the field of library science. Christina has lived in many parts of the country. She is a conscientious student and was chosen to be in NHS this year. He’s quiet, but he’s always there. Sam was chosen as Sterling Scholar in the vocational area because he is very creative with his hands. He can look at a problem — then come up with some way to solve it or at least make it better. Good Job, Sam and Christina. Top Templars Top Templars for Second Quarter were Lynette Mickelsen and Mark Russell. Lynette displays a quality of citizenship that is noticed by all. She has been in Drill Team for two years. The one accomplishment that will be most remembered of Lynette, is having a straight 4.0. Mark Russell, the soft spoken character, has played varsity basketball for two years and was named to the All Region Team. Mark has been involved in student government and also participated in forensics. Mark has been in M.U.N. for two years and follows foreign affairs very closely. Good Job, Mark and Lynette. Pictured above are First Quarter’s Top Templars, Dianne Haymond and Todd Macfarlane. Dianne, known for her friendliness and always-there smile, has a big list of accomplishments. They include tennis, running track, basketball, forensic-drama, and many others. She has super high spirits which always show! Todd played football, and wrestled heavyweight this year. He is often being teased about his big appetite, but he takes it all in fun with a never failing spirit. Congratulations, Todd and Dianne. Below are Top Templars for Third Quarter. If you need someone dependable call on Louise. Louise has participated in FHA through high school and served as Secretary this year. This gal is a real go-getter. Holding down 3 part-time jobs and she never quits. He’s either got a camera in his hand or is debating against someone. Rigel can do just about anything. He sings, plays his trombone, and never settles for anything less. Congratulations Rigel and Louise. 101 GIRLS STATERS: Angela Keller, Patricia Ottoaon, Verla McArthur, Lisa Blankenship, Mindy Haymond, Signe Olson, Fern Mortensen, Janet Tibbs, and Marian Cox. STERLING SCHOLARS: Diana Beal, English and Literature; Dianne Haymond, General Schol- arship; Valerie Stack, Foreign Language; Samuel Nielson, Vocational Ed.; and Mark Russell, Social Science. BOYS STATERS: Jonathan Maynes, Ethan Everett, Richard Jensen, and Michael Jor- gensen. STERLING SCHOLARS: Lynette Mickelsen, Math; Laura Larson, Homemaking; Kelly Warnick, Speech and Drama; Colette Peterson, Music; and Louise Dennis, Business. Discover BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! 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Congratulations to the Seniors! 104 COUNCIL MEMBERS Gwen McGarry Keith Keisel Leon Olsen Roy Reid Don Thompson CITY ATTORNEY Paul Frischknecht RECORDER Arlene DeLeeuw Treasurer Valen Aston “HOME OF SNOW COLLEGE” HALBERT K. JENSEN MAYOR Municipal Utilities Electricity Water Sewer 105 CHRISTIANSEN Fine Upholstered Furniture Houseware Appliances Plus Lots More 41 South Main Ephraim, Utah 283-4161 TAMPS BOUTIQUE Pants Blouses Pant Suits Dresses Lingerie Accessories and More! 64 North Main Manti 835-3281 BLANKENSHIP BACKHOE RENTAL 283-4355 41 West 100 South Ephraim, Utah Two Backhoes To Serve You Better Congratulations to the Seniors! CHARLIE’S DRIVE IN Fast Friendly Service Convenient Drive-Up Windows Great Food Rootbeer Chocolate Swirl and Vanilla Ice Cream Charlie Alder, Owner 283-4196 BUCHANAN MORTUARY Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Buchanan Wish the best of luck MANTI MOTEL GAS GROCERIES 445 North Main - Manti Modern Clean Color T.V. 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Box 358 JrfF IL . 283-4876 Ephraim, Utah 84627 109 WILLIAMS AND SMITH 101 South Main Manti, Utah 835-4291 835-9721 Precision Bilt pre-built Homes MANTI LUMBER AND HARDWARE Wishing Lots of Success to the Graduates! Steel buildings Commercial Residential Farm 105 South Main Ephraim, Utah RON GREENE Chevrolet 24 - Hour Towing 283-4843 Service with a Smile Shop less and save LEE’S VARIETY 90 South Main Ephraim. Utah The Monti Messenger and The Ephraim Enterprise Newspapers Your Prize-winning Source of San- pete News. STAUNCH SUPPORTERS OF MANTI HIGH SCHOOL AND ALL ITS STUDENTS! 110 COUNCIL MEMBERS BEN KJAR Bryan McArthur Lionel King CITY ATTORNEY Paul Frischknecht RECORDER MAYOR Highway 89 TREASURER 111 This book would be incomplete if I failed to express appreciation to those whom I have worked closely with. Thanks to the yearbook staff who have worked long and hard hours to put together a book which would not only summarize the year but would also establish a beginning for a new year at our new school. I hope the book has brought together moments which you consider special. Rigel Hinckley has been a life saver where yearbook is concerned. Thanks for spending all that time taking pictures, developing pictures, and putting up with our demands. Thanks also to Mrs. Sainz for working closely with the staff to produce the 1980 Clarion. Editor t