Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1982 volume:

Table Of Contents Introduction 1-8 Classes Division 9-30 Organization Division 31-48 Academics Division 49-66 Activities Division 67-78 Athletics Division 79-95 Advertising 96-99 Closing 100 WHO AM I? Am I just another kid Who goes to school? Or am I someone special? Do I act like everyone else. Or do I try to be different? Do I treat people How I would like to be treated? Do I seek answers of myself. Or do I just know them And not bother to find more? Am I what I think I am? Who am I? Laura Murphy Fashions And Fads Everything from straight leg levi's and polo shirts with little animal labels to knickers and fancy lacy blouses were popular this year. Sweatshirts, sweaters, and plaid shirts were popular with the guys (and the girls too, if you know what we mean!) Anything from cowboy boots to moon boots were worn by the guys and the girls. Also popular with the girls were leg warmers, worn over pants or with dresses. So how about it, are you in ? Who Am I? Hey mister, do ya got a dime And you thought we were drinking milk! I Am Me!!! Take Time To . . . Move over Mr. Universe, Here I am! You want me to do WHAT? Oh sure the Freshmen have class, just look how they dress. MHS Favorites Results Of The 1981-82 Student Body Survey T V. SHOW 1. M.A.S.H. 2. Dukes of Hazzard 3. Magnum P.l. MUSICAL GROUP 1. Journey 2. Air Supply 3. Foreigner Rush Styx MOVIE 1. Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. The Jazz Singer 3. Superman II 4. Arthur Somewhere in Time 5. Victory FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Tacos CAR 1. Lamborguini 2. Porsche 3. Corvette MAGAZINE 1. Seventeen 2. Teen 3. Sports Illustrated AUTHOR 1. Shirley Sealy 2. Louis Lamour 3. Stephen King BOOK 1. Charly 2. The Stand 3. Sam ACTOR 1. Alan Alda 2. Burt Reynolds ACTRESS 1. Bo Derek 2. Jane Fonda 3. Sally Fields COMEDIAN 1. Steve Martin 2. Tim Conway Bob Hope 3. Richard Pryor SPORT 1. Basketball 2. Football 3. Volleyball 4. Baseball 5. Wrestling CANDY BAR 1. Snickers 2. Twix 3. Starbar Whatchamacallit SODA POP 1. Rootbeer 2. Pepsi 3. Coke 4. Sprite PERFUME COLOGNE 1. Babe Elsha 2. Musk Musk 3. Love's Baby Soft Old Spice DO YOU LIKE SOAP OPERAS? YES ....................66 NO .....................79 If yes, which one: 1. General Hospital AVERAGE TIME TO GET READY FOR SCHOOL 1. 30 min. 2. 1 hour 3. 1 Vi hours 4. 45 min. WHO IS MOST LIKELY TO BECOME: 1. A Solid Gold Dancer? (a) Renae Chadwick (b) Robyne Berry (c) Lori Cox 2. A Concert Pianist? (a) John Simmons 3. A rock Star? (a) Mike Pedersen (b) Danny Witt 4. The father of mother of ten? (a) Jan Nelson (b) Keith Willmore (c) Shauna Monson 5. An English teacher? (a) Angie Dean (b) Sandra Ockey (c) Lynette Forcher 6. A professional athlete? (a) Bill Floyd (b) Ken Beazer (c) Donnie Mackey 7. A race car driver? (a) Lisa Zabriskie (b) Clark Johnson (c) Scott Cox (d) Doug Alder 8. President of the U.S.? (a) Troy Birch (b) Keith Willmore (c) David Monson Lisa Ray 9. A high school principal? (a) Troy Birch (b) Gary Bradley 10. A t.v. stuntman? (a) Mat Francks (b) Scott Cox (c) Clark Johnson s 7 This yearbook would be incomplete if I failed to acknowledge all the people who helped make it a reality. Most people don't realize how much hard work, tears, frustration, and determination go into making an excellent yearbook. Special thanks to the teachers who put up with staff members missing classes and all the other interruptions. Thanks to my super Clarion Staff for hanging in there when the going got tough. It's been a learning experience for all of us, and even though this was the first year on the staff for all of them, they did a fantastic job. But most of all, Thank You Mrs. Erickson! Without your organization and your knowledge of photography (and equipment!) we never would have done it. And last, but not least, thanks to you, the students at MHS, for being you, because that's what this book is all about. It's been a great year, one to remember, and hopefully this yearbook has succeeded in capturing some of those memories you will cherish most. Once again, thanks to all the terrific people who made this yearbook a reality instead of a dream. It wasn't easy, but we did it! CLASSES 12 Doug Alder Dee Aston Roger Barton Blake Allred Judy Anderson Senior Class Of 1982 Ben Anderson Pauline Ashworth Ken Berry Morgan Black Leslie Cox Tammy Boyer Lori Cox Debbie Chadwick Michael Densley Richard Farnsworth Bill Floyd Cherrie Clark Cynthia Daniels Kimm Dove 13 14 Mat Francks Steve Frederick Loraine Howell Matthew Jackson Annette Hall Iva Hodson Mandy Gray Michael Higbee Wendy James Lauren Johnson Todd Jorgensen Tracy Jorgensen Christy Larsen Doug Larsen Mike Larson Teresa Lopez Todd Miller David Monson Lisa Montoya Larry Moore Zane Munson Jan Nelson Julie Luke Troy Martin Phil Marsh 16 Melissa Nibley Gordon Nielson Yumi Oikawa Richard Olsen Wendy Sevy Josie Shaw Sandra Squire Susan Squire Rex Nielson David Nuffer Greg Reid Liz Schuring Thomas Sprague John Simmons Robert Stevenson Angie Steck McKay Stevens Kevin Stilson Cheryl Tapp Ed Young NOT PICTURED Pam Bean Pete Couture Polly Peterson 17 Lee Anderson Brenda Bills Bob Blauer UNIORS Rick Boyer JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI 18 Cathy Boynton Gary Bradley Carolyn Braithwaite Rhonda Brandon Mike Brienholt Monica Hall Lynn Hansen Davis Hayes Kathleen Hedelius Shawn Henretty ORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Leeanna Herron Shauna lames Clark Johnson Masako Ishigohoka Kevin Keller Kandy Larson Lesa Larson Lillian Larson Tom Lee 19 't Desiree' Lowry Mike Lund Donnie Mackey Virginia Maynes Leslie McArthur Shawn Nay Alan Nell Jim Nelson Sylvia Nibley Tammy Nielson CLASS OF ’83 CLASS OF ’83 20 Wayne Nielson Tammy Noble Lorrie Olsen Mark Olsen Sandra Ockey Becky Orton Mike Pedersen Doug Rasmussen Lisa Ray Kevin Reeve Andy Russell Jeanette Sevy -U s,' i Jeff Sharp Lisa Simonsen Mike Sorenson Scott Stevens CLASS OF ’83 CLASS OF ’83 Ruth Sprague — 21 T.M. Albrecht Matt Andreasen Jolene Beazer Ginger Ashworth Patricia Berry Jim Anderson Robyne Berry Jody Anderson Diane Bessey Tammy Anderson DeeAnn Bean Nina Blankenship SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Lucy Blauer Christine Bown Mitzi Carpenter Lonnie Cox Gary Cutler 22 April Daniels Eric Dean Chris Denison Wendy Densley Craig Denton Paul Farmer Lisa Garbe Gary Hansen DPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOF Paul Hansen Stacy Jorgensen Blake Howell Karmel Larson Dean Hatch Crystel Henretty Michelle Lanier Linda Erickson Bob Foote Sandi Harman Mark Knowles Bob Gibb Jeri Jones Melanie Larsen Layne Hadley Ryan Melior - Laura Meyers Daren Miller LASS OF ’84 CLASS OF ’84 C Joelle Naylor Chris Nelson Jordan Nielson Nadean Nielson Butch Noble ✓ N Wendy Orton Wendi Snow Shelley Shaw Kathy Sorensen L .1 Coreen Rich Paul Sprague Lynn Seely Russel Stevens John Squire Tracy Shand M Joe Stang LASS OF ’84 CLASS OF '84 Cl Rick Wathen Kathleen Wood Not pictured: Teresa Anderson Tom Kalaher 25 Eric Anderson Tim Anderson Michelle Baker Jerry Bench Brent Bills Sue Ann Bown Troy Bown Melanie Birch Janice Bradley FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME Tim Clemens Jaylene Cluff Cynthia Cox Zan Davis Duane DeMill Lorilee Eberhard 26 Laurie Hughes Kevin Huntsman Darlene Jenkins Jerry Jensen KamRay Jensen N FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHf Shanon Jones Kelly Larsen Lorna Jorgenson Michelle Larsen Penny Jorgensen Monique Luster Angie Larson Dan Macfarlane Eddy Larsen Dale Mackey • 27 —v v Kimberly Madsen - Janette Nielson Daniel Maynes Annette Monson Kenneth Nielson Bobby Mclnelly Rory Nielson Karl Mellor Wendy Mclnelly Wendy Norton Valerie Meyers Brooks Nielson Melanie Ockey LASS OF '85 CLASS OF ’85 C Susan Rees Julene Scow ■ Michelle Peterson Anissa Rogers Kathleen Reeve Jeanette Seely Denise Olson Rick Rasmussen John Roland Charles Rhodes 28 t 2 Angela Tuttle LASS OF '85 CLASS OF ’85 Cl Bryan Tuttle Myles VanGorder Terrie Wayne John Weiss Jolin Wilkinson Adam Willardsen John Willmore Sharon Wilson Rona Wintch Not pictured: Sheila Bancroft Brien Prows 29 Exchange Students From Japan We are honored to have two exchange students from Japan attending Manti high. Yumi Oikawa is 17 and Masako Ishigohoka is 16. Both say they like everything about the USA, especially pizza! Yumi's favorite class is Algebra, and Masako likes type. Yumi is staying with the Mark Buchanan family in Manti. In her spare time she en- joys painting, reading, and listening to music, especially ABBA. Masako plays the piano, saxophone, and bassoon. She is liv- ing with the Hadley family in Ephraim. We hope their stay in our communities has been an enjoyable learning experience. ■ Put four enthusiastic student body officers and sixteen H energetic class officers together with a super student ■ council and what do you get? One super activity packed ■ year-that's what! Everyone who was involved has to admit H this was a super year. Thanks to all those who helped to ■ make this a year to remember. Special thanks to this year's H super student body officers: Troy Birch-President, Doug ■ Larsen-Vice President, Leslie Cox-Secretary, Loraine ■ Howell-Activity Agent. They work hard to plan the many ■ fun activities at Manti High School. Student Government I Class Officers-FRESHMEN: Cynthia Cox- Pres., Paul Blad-V.P., Doug Haymond-Sec., Kelly larsen-Rep SOPHOMORES: Cary Hansen-Pres., Dean Hatch-V.P., Kimi Stil- son-Sec., Diane Bessey-Rep. JUNIORS: Sue Wilkinson-Pres., Gary Bradley-V.P., Catherine Jackson-Sec.,Lisa Simonsen- Rep. SENIORS: Lenny Harman-Pres., Angie Dean-V.P., Ben Anderson-Sec., Mike Ear- son-Rep. 32 33 The music organizations have had an exciting year. Outfits were made, programs were presented and plays were performed, all of which made for a super year for everyone. Music Orchestra: Charles Hedelius, Nadean Nielson, Mr. Findlay, Sylvia Nibley, Mike Higbee. Kathleen Hedelius, Lisa Tervort, Lynette Forcher, Not pictured: Jenny Mathena and John Simmons. Chamber Choir: Troy Birch, David Monson, Larry Moore, Mike Higbee, Kathy Willmore, Christine Donovan, Catherin Jackson, Corinne Frischknecht, Keith Willmore, Angela Steck, Linda Erickson, Mike Forcher, Sylvia Nibley, Loraine Howel Jan Nelson, Shauna Monson, Laura Olsen, Lynette Forcher. Not pictured: Annette Hall, Jeanette Hall, Laura Meyers. 34 |a Band: Ken Berry, Craig Denton, Charles Hedelius, larry Moore, Keith Willmore, Ed Young, Byron Bilh. Kevin Reeve. Cormne Frischnechkt, Dave Nuffer, Virginia Maynes, Roy Simmons, Ryan Mel I or, Gary Hansen Mued Chorus: Matt Jackson, Christy Larsen, Wendy Sevy. Susan Squire, Jan Nelson, lee Anderson, Ken Bea er, T.M. Albrecht, Bob Blauer, Jeanette Hall. Julie Luke, Denise Olson. El wood VanGorder, Pete Brunson, Renae Chadwick, Rhonda Brandon, Monique Luster. Todd Miller, Mit i Carpenter, Lisa Simonsen, Tamara Noble, Yumi Oikawa, Shanon Jones, DeeAnn Bean, lorrie Olsen, Kathy Sorenson. Jeanette Seely, Terrie Wayne. Not pictured: Davis Hayes. Lee Greenhalgh. Shawn Nay. Cynthia Daniels, Karen Higbee. Band: Rory Nielson, Mark Tapp Doug Haymond, Jim Anderson, Roy Simmons, Shane Stewart, David Meade, Charles Hedeluis, Craig Denton, Adam Willardson, Terry Bradley, Eric Anderson, Robert Stevenson, Ed Young, Tim Clemens, Dawn Greenwood, Blake Howell, Kimi St ikon, Leslie McArthur, Ginger Ashworth, Kevin Reeve. Masako Ishogohoka, Bob Foote, Lorilec Eberhard. Not pictured: Ken Berry, Mike Forcher, Karl Mellor, Paul Blad, Roger Tervort 35 H Typing, taking pictures, develop- ■ ing, cropping, writing, and frustra- H tions describe the Clarion staff. ■ Many people don't realize all the ■ time and effort that is put into the M yearbook. The staff's goal is to make ■ a yearbook that everyone can be ■ proud of and they work long and ■ hard to accomplish this. They also ■ wish to thank their new advisor, Mrs. I Erickson Clarion Staff I 36 1st row: Lisa Ray-Editor, Catherine Jackson, Desiree Lowry, Stacy Fowles, Lisa Tervort 2nd row: Nadean Nielsen, Dylan Busse, Jeff Sharp, Liz Schuring, Selina Tuttle Not pictured: Iva Hodson Our Templar Trumpet staff may be small but that doesn't stop them from making a great newspaper. They keep busy by writing about events that happen in our school and other funny and interesting things. Mrs. Willden, their advisor, makes sure that they always do a super job. She also makes the job a little easier with her wisecracks and is an easy and fun person to work with. 37 38 rv m r tL 1 N.H.S. Officers: Larry Moore, Sandra Squire, Keith Willmore, and Angie Dean. The National Honor Society is an outstanding group of students. The members must have a G.P.A. of 3.6 or above and be an example to the school and community. We are lucky to have such a terrific group at our school. ft ?M V: '• Front Row: Debbie Chadwick, Shauna Monson, Lisa Ray, Kathy Willmore, Corinne Frischknecht, Leslie Cox. Back Row: Mr. Good-advisor, Sandra Squire, John Simmons, Larry Moore, Keith Willmore, Troy Birch, Angie Dean, and Rosemary Goodwin. Not pictured: Lesa Larson. 39 Whether cheering and marching in games or making posters to hang in the halls, the cheer- leaders promote spirit in our school. Under the direction of Miss Jarvis, they put in many long hours to perfect their marches and cheers. Their enthusiasm helps add excitement to the games and boost the teams morale. Pep Assemblies planned by the cheerleaders and drillteam inspire spirit in the studentbody and promote enthusiasm and unity among the players. Templarettes Kimm Dove-President Julie Luke-Vice President Debbie Chadwick-Drill Mistress Desiree' Lowry-Jr. Drill Mistress Tammy Boyer-Secretary Corrine Frischknecht-Treas. Cathy Boynton-Historian Cheryle Tapp-Historian Stacy Fowles Diane Bessey Lisa Carbe Tracy Madsen Robyne Berry Michelle Lanier Lillian Larson Jeri Jones Brenda Bills Melanie Larsen Laura Meyers Stacy Jorgensen Mascot Rosemary Goodwin 40 Varsity Cheerleaders Shauna James - Head Renae Chadwick Lesa Larson Lauren Johnson Mandy Gray Lori Cox Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Tracy Shand - Head Basketball Lonnie Cox - Head Wrestling Karen Nuffer Janell Allred Michelle Larsen Karen Higbee Christine Bown Jolene Beazer The FHA enjoys many activities throughout the year, but they work hard too. Last year they received the 4-Star award at State Convention and hope to receive it again this year. Other activities of the chapter include a sponsoring the March-of- Dimes Walk-A-Thon and an action- packed FHA week. The members also attend Region and State Con- ventions in the spring. FHA Officers-Carolyn Braithwaite, Lisa Ray, Lisa McLain, Sue Wil- kinson, Lisa Tervort, Desiree' Lowry, Rosemary Goodwin ; V -Arts 'V Michelle Baker, Angie Larsen, Patricia Berry, Lisa McLain, Lisa Tervort, Shanon Jones, Terrie Wayne, Donna Herron, Valerie Gibbons, Julie Luke, Dina Darger, Kimm Dove 2nd row: Jolin Wilkinson, April Daniels, Lisa Ray, Loraine Howell, Tammy Anderson, DeeAnn Bean 3rd row: Rosemary Goodwin, Sue Wilkinson, Sandra Squire, Pam Bean, Corrine Rich, Jennifer Gibb. Susan Squire, Alisa Beal, Leslie Cox, Susan Rees, Annette Monson, Melanie Birch, Lucy Blauer, Melanie Ockey, Lisa Simonsen, Becky Orton, Cheryl Tapp. 42 FFA has a lot of interesting and fun activities during the year. Some of these are the Greenland party for new members and trips to Snow College and the turkey plant. Their State Convention and FFA week are in the spring. The Sweetheart Con- test is part of the FFA week and a dance is also held. The National FFA Convention is held in Kansas City and Parliamentary and Public Speak- ing is at Snow College in the spring. FFA Officers are-first row: Troy Martin, Burke Lyon, Blake Allred Second row. Morgan Black, Tammy Boyer, Lauren Johnson, Angie Steck ri0FFA First row: Lauren Johnson, Jodi Mclnelly, Tammy Boyer, Shauna James, Teresa Anderson, Jody Anderson, Shelly Shaw, Cathy Boynton, Jodi Christensen, Angie Steck Second row: Karmel Larsen, Ginger Ashworth, Joelle Naylor, Tammy Nielson, Kimm Dove, Lorrie Olsen, Cheryle Tapp, Lisa Garbe, Tracy Madsen, Renae Chadwick, Lisa Simonsen, Lisa Montoya, Liz Schuring, Nina Blankenship, Blake Allred Third row: Kandy Larsen, Jordan Nielson, Debra Chadwick, Julie Luke, Jan Nelson, Monica Flail, Janell Allred, Robyne Berry, Christine Bown, T.M. Albrecht, Charles Fledeluis, Bob Gibb, Wendy James, Teresa Lopez, Flwood VanGorder, Mr. Wheeler; advisor Fourth row: Susan Squire, Richard Farnsworth, Scott Cox, Scott Stevens, Jeff Sharp, Kevin Stilson, Russell Miller, Robert Stevenson, Mark Olsen, Lisa Zabriskie, Kim Stewart. 43 Early morning practices, jammed fingers, hard work, gaining confi- dence and self-realization made a big difference in the girls' perfor- mance this year. They took first in many athletic events. Miss Jarvis is going on her second year at Manti as coach and is doing a great job. The Girls' Athletic Association is a group of talented, ambitious girls who de- serve a lot of credit. Front Row: Wendy Me Inelly, Lisa Tervort, Loraine Howell, Christine Donovan, Cath- erine lackson, Angie Dean, Shauna Monson, Stacy Jorgenson, Wendi Snow, Susie Dodds, Sue Wilkinson, Lisa McLain, Leslie Cox, Robin Smith, Wendy Norton, Cynthia Cox, Karmel Larsen, Kandy Larsen, Sandra Squire, Sandy Harman, Jeanette Sevy, Leslie McArthur, Susan Squire, Rhonda Brandon, Kathleen Reeve, Karen Talbot, Kelly Larsen. 44 The Lettermen are a group of guys who excel, individually, in their par- ticular sport. They are good sports- men and contribute to the team. Whether playing football, basketball, baseball or wrestling or running track, their teamwork and after school practices really pay off. These guys deserve a lot of credit for their efforts. Congratulations Lettermen! Row 1: Scott Bawden, Eric Dean, Lenny Harman, Gordon Nielson, Mike Larson, Mark Olsen. Row 2: Scott Cox, Matt Jackson, Andy Russell, Mike Pedersen, Wayne Nielson, Bob Blauer, Elwood VanGorder. Row 3: Richard Olson, Troy Birch, Larry Moore, Roger Barton, Kevin Stilson, Blake Allred, Todd Jorgenson. Row 4: Dee Aston, David Monson, Keith Willmore, Tracy Jorgenson, Mike Higbee, Terry Bean, Shawn Hen- retty, Byron Bills. Row 5: Greg Reid, Doug Larsen, Ken Beazer, Jeff Talbot, Troy Martin, Phil Marsh, Danny Witt, Jim Nelson, Lee Anderson. 45 1. 3rd year Spanish students and Hon- orary Members of the Spanish Club: Sue Wilkinson, Carolyn Braithwaite, El- wood VanGorder, K.C. (Paco) Erickson. 2. Learning Spanish songs helps these students enjoy the foreign culture, an important part in the study of Spanish. Spanish 3. Members of Spanish Club: Sr. Kimball, Layne Hadley, Alan Ste- vens, David Monson, Keith Will- more, Todd Jorgenson, Dave Nuffer, Tim Anderson, Tracy Jor- genson, Lee Anderson, Elwood Van- Gorder, K.C. Erickson, Matthew Andreason, Byron Bills, Sue Wilkin- son, Michelle Baker, JoLin Wilkin- son, Lisa McLain, Corrine Frisch- necht, Gary Hansen, and Myles VanGorder. 46 The MHS drama and foren- sics department has been in- volved in many exciting pro- jects. Things like clown and dracula make-up. Also fake scratches and scars that look like the real thing. Nor will any- one ever forget the readers theatre, which was attended by all the English classes. Mr. Bir- rell was the drama director Forensics Drama Front Row: Front Row: T.M. Albrecht, James Gibbons, Lori Cox, Lauren John- son, Zane Munson, Larry Moore, Chris- tine Donovan, Danny Witt, Catherine Jackson, Phil Marsh, Mike Higbee, Shauna Monson, Bill Floyd, 3rd Row: Rosemary Goodwin, Selina Tuttle, Da- vid Monson, Richard Olsen, Ken Berry, Bill Floyd. 47 t 2 O Personnel It's Difficult to believe that the personnel at Manti High School were once in the same boat as we are. But, believe it or not, the personnel are people too! Did You Know ... •Mr. Rowley helped advertise the Junior Prom by painting it on the side of the bank. Too bad he got caught!!??!! •Mr. Cox had to wear a diaper to school for Fresh- man initiation. •Mrs. Larsen once put a bucket of water over the door and drenched one of her least favorite teachers. •Mrs. Erickson went to school with Mr. Erickson, but they couldn't stand each other. 51 Faculty Robert Besscy Clifford Birrell Science, Type, Math Drama, English Les Bogh Art Dixie Willden English Wilbur Braithwaite Math, P E. Math, Science Dewey Brundage Health, P.E. Galen Christiansen Auto Met hanics Chris Church Shop, Drafting Glen Goodwin Driver's Ed. Math Clair Erickson Social Science I Lorna Frischknecht Home Economics Clifford Hughes English, P.E. Vaun Mickelson Soc ial Studies John Ockey Math, Driver's Ed. Ivan Rowley Principal William Thompson Music Earl Wheeler Science 53 Language Arts Fine Arts Ugh! English! What English teacher doesn't hear these words 10,000 times a day!? Manti High's English depart- ment, under the direction of Mr. Birrell, Coach Hughes, and Mrs. Willden effectively teach students skills necessary to not only everyday life, but to future education also. A Spanish class is taught by Mr. Kimball, also. 54 The halls are alive with the sound of music ..or more correctly, the band room. Mr. Thompson's music classes range from chorus and band to guitar. Other Fine Arts classes include Mr. Bogh's Art classes which will begin 2nd semester. The Fine Arts program does much to improve students' skills in the lighter side of life. 55 Most people enter Math and Science classes each year fearing the worst, and although it turns out that way for many, some people actually enjoy these kinds of classes. Everything from Survey Math to College Algebra and Freshman Science to Physics is taught at Manti High School. Capable teachers, Mr. Bessey, Mr. Good, Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Ockey, and Mr. Wheeler do their best to make your Math and Science experience as en- joyable as possible. 57 P.E. If you took a P . class at Manti High School this year, chances are you were involved in anything from badminton, exercising and weightlifting, to flag football, baseball, and vol- leyball. In fact, the P.E. classes even raked, pulled weeds and moved rocks to help prepare the playing fields for comple- tion. Special thanks to all our coaches who use their exper- tise to help keep Manti High students physically fit. ■ 58 Vocational Some of the more popular vocational classes that are offered at Manti High School are: Home Economics, Auto Shop, Cabinet Making and Ac- counting. These classes give students the skills necessary for use in many careers, and also pro- vide the knowledge they must have to begin their careers and be successful. 60 Social Studies Media Maps, straight faces, sleeping students, pop quizzes, dry jokes, and war stories are just a few of the things common to a social studies class at Manti High. Under the capable direc- tion of Coach Brundage, Mr. Erickson, and Mr. Mickelson, the social studies department teaches us valuable concepts to be used throughout our life- times. So, whether struggling through Geography as a Fresh- man, or American Problems as a Senior, one must admit they do a super job. Thanks! 62 The Media Center is getting to look better and better every year. Mrs. Erickson and her aides have used their experience to greatly improve the look of the center and what it has to offer the stu- dents. Media Aides: Sylvia Nibley Jeanette Sevy Kim Dotson Selina Tuttle Masako Ishigahoka Cheryle Tapp Lillian Larsen Wendy Orton Sandra Squire 63 School Board The South Sanpepte Board of Education is an important factor in the smooth and efficient running of the schools in our dis- trict. They make the decisions and set the policies that help govern our school. Dr. Scott W. Bean serves as the new superin- tendent replacing Dr. R.E. Everett. Dr. Bean comes to us well qualified for the position and we welcome him with his friendly smile. He and the other board members work hard to keep our schools going. The district staff also contributes to the smooth running of our schools. The time and talent they put into their jobs is often overlooked, but we appreciate all they do for us. Special thanks to all the terrific people who help to make Manti High School the great school it is! Superintendent Scott W. Bean Tom Willardsen, Clerk; Leona Wintch, Sheila Sorenseon, Glen W. lee, Kent Sanders, McLIoyd Ericksen, Board Members; Scott W. Bean, Superintendent. School Services ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1981 Homecoming week was an exciting time for everyone. The action packed week started out with the queen con- test on Monday and ended with the victory dance Friday night. Lucy Blauer was chosen to reign over the weeks activities as Homecoming Queen with Wendy James and Angie Steck as atten- dants. The traditional cheerleader auc- tion was spiced up with the addition of a football player leg sale. Students were encouraged to dress-up each day, everything from cowboys, to Romans, to Punk rockers. To top off a terrific week, both the football and volleyball teams won their games. 68 Monday: oga Day Queen Contest Slave and Leg Sale Tuesday Cowboy Day Letterlighting Wednesday: Hat and Shades Day Powder Puff Football Thursday: Punk Rock Day Pep Rally Friday: Red and White Day Football Volleyball Victory Dance 69 Annie Get Your Gun! CAST Charlie Davenport.............Danny Witt Dolly Tate........................Shauna Monson Frank Butler ......................David Monson Annie Oakley ......Corrine Frischknecht Buffalo Bill ............Keith Willmore Chief Sitting Bull ................Larry Moore Pawnee Bill .........................Jim Nelson Annie Get Your Gun tells the story of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show coming to a summer hotel near Cincinnati and as ballyhoo for their show, staging a rifle- shooting contest between their great marksman, Frank Butler, and the best local talent. Professional sets and costumes were used for the production. Mr. Birrell, Mr. Thompson, Cyndi Jackson and Kathleen Hansen spent many hours with the cast rehearsing lines, music and blocking. A full orchestra was used and the play was a total success. Mrs. Kathleen Hansen di- rected the orchestra. Special thanks to the light and stage crews. Lighting Crew: Roy Simmons, Kevin Reeve, David Meade, Charles Hedelius, and Mr. Bill Thompson. Stage Crew: Selina Tuttle, Zane Munson, Mike Forcher, Tammy Nielson, Lauren lohnson, Brenda Bills, Charles Hedelius, David Meade, Bill Floyd, and Dylan Busse. 71 Assemblies at Manti High School have al- ways been a welcome break from the every- day routine of going to class. Assemblies are a privilege to students and we appreciate the people who put their time and effort into producing them for us. Pictured below are several students who were either unavailable for pictures, or moved to MHS too late to be pictured with their class. Bark row: Pam Bean, Scott Bawdcn, Terry Bean, Mark Brundage, Chip Howard. Front row: Jodi Christensen, Valerie Gibbens, Jenny Mathena, James Gibbens, Cyle Rasmussen, Diane Up- shaw. Inset: Rhonda Colby Lucy Blauer - Queen Wendy lames Angie Steck 74 77 Seniors: Dena Darger and Jeff Talbot Freshmen: Jolin Wilkinson and Rory Nielson Sophomores: Dee Ann Bean and Rick Watham Juniors: Rhonda Brandon and Shawn Varsity Football 80 1st Row: Ed Young, Gary Bradley, Greg Reid, Doug Larson, Matt Jackson, Shawn Henretty. 2nd Row: Troy Birch, David Monson, Kevin Stilson, Ken Beazer, Doug Alder. 3rd Row: Larry Moore, Gordon Nielson, Richard Olsen, Scott Oiler, Scott Cox. 4th Row: Dee Aston, Lenny Harman, Shawn Nay, Eric Dean, Mike Larson, Steven Ray. Girls Volleyball Varsity Coach Jarvis Shauna Monson Kandy Larson Karmel Larson Sandra Squire Angie Dean Loraine Howell Leslie Cox Monica Hall Catherine Jackson Rhonda Brandon Lisa McLain Karen Talbot 82 J.V. Penny Jorgensen Cynthia Cox Christine Donovan Karmal Larson Stacy Jorgensen Wendy Mclnelly Robin Smith Coach Jarvis Monica Hall Karen Talbot Kelly Larsen Melanie Larsen Susie Dodds Lisa McLain ■«a as� � ir 'rni'm'- Won: Richfield Delta North Sanpete Delta |uab South Sevier BUMP! SET! SPIKE! ACE! These are just a few of the things you saw if you went to an action packed Templars Volley- ball game this year. The team worked hard and their team- work and determination really paid off. Congratulations to Miss J. and the team on a super year. Thanks to Managers: Lucy Jan. Lost Varsity Won: Richfield Alumni North Sanpete )uab South Sevier Tournament: Cedar City Delta luab Lost: Delta (2) 83 Girls Tennis Back Row: Melanie Ockey, Rosemary Goodwin, Kathy Will- Penny Jorgensen, DeeAnn Bean, Nadean Nielson, Ruth Spra- more, Sylvia Nibley, Carolyn Braithwaite, Virginia Maynes. gue. Front Row: Melanie Larsen and Corrine Frischknecht. Middle Row: Stacy Jorgensen, Wendi Snow, Janice Bradley, 84 . 'AV vVW Va? :%x: . W v ► vvi L ♦ :« ■«‘i Carolyn Brailhwaile, Coach Braithwaite, and Todd Jorgen- sen shown pounding the stake to mark the location of the future MHS tennis courts. The athletics associations worked hard ail year to earn money for the project. State Qualifiers: Carolyn Braithwaite Ruth Sprague Stacy Jorgensen Virginia Maynes Melanie Larsen Janice Bradley Penny Jorgensen The Girls' tennis team had a great year. Here's how they did for the year: Defeated Richfield Defeated North Sanpete Defeated Wasatch Acade- my Beat Richfield in mini- tournaments Co-champions with Rich- field at region Tied for 2nd in Multi-Re- gion Won two matches at State 2-A :a 85 Varsity Wrestling Manti High's wrestlers, under the direction of coaches Reece and Brun- dage put in many long, hard, grueling hours of practice to prepare them- selves for competition. They had a great season and deserve much credit for their work and dedica- tion. 12 Carbon 49 18 Union 45 24 Richfield 33 21 Millard 41 22 Gunnison 42 19 luab 44 13 Delta 45 38 S. Sevier 20 51 N. Sanpete 16 86 L to R: Terry Bradley, Russel Stevens, Mark Olsen, Bob Blauer, El- wood Van Gorder, Doug Larson, Ken Bea er, Matt Jackson, Dave Monson, Dee Aston, and Larry Moore. Bill Floyd Troy Birch Todd Jorgenson Roger Barton Phil Marsh Andy Russel Danny Witt Jeff Talbot Donnie Mackey Terry Bean John Squire Jim Nielson 89 Us Them 55 Juab 35 50 Delta 49 36 S. Sevier 52 45 N. Sanpete 17 75 Richfield 66 61 Millard 23 49 Hurricane 45 55 Juab 36 46 Delta 52 34 S. Sevier 39 62 N. Sanpete 21 24 Richfield 17 58 Millard 21 57 Hurricane 50 The success of the girls' basketball team has added great spirit to our high school. Their hard work and dedication have made this year one of the best. Their sportsman- ship and team unity are an example to all. WJ I KS 1 7 Coach Hughes, Susan Squire, Sandra Squire, Karmal Larsen, Kandy Larsen, Kathleen Reeve, Coach Jarvis, Leslie Cox, Cynthia Cox, Leslie McArthur, Jeanette Sevy, Rhonda Brandon, Lisa McLain (manager), Karen Talbot, Wen- dy Norton, Susie Dodds, Robin Smith and Sandi Harmon. W vf? 91 JV Basketball The J.V. Basketball team de- serves a lot of credit. Their per- formance has much improved over that of previous years. These guys never quit giving their all for the school and the team. The members as listed below are: First Row: Eric Dean, Rick Wathen, John Squire, Mike Sharp, Chris Nelson. 2nd Row: Scott Bawden, Bob Foote, Blake Howell. 3rd Row: Dean Hatch, Gary Hansen, Ryan Mellor. 92 The members of the Junior Varsity wrestling squad, Mike Baker, Wayne Nielson, Mike Brien- holt, Mark Tapp, Myles Van Gorder, Adam Wil- lardsen, and James Gibbens, worked hard during wrestling season. Being a member of the J.V. team gives them experience, and prepares them to wrestle on the varsity team next year. JV Wrestling 94 Top Row: Paul Blad, Scott Oiler, Eric Dean, Roger Tervort Middle Mellor, Terry Bradley, Doug Haymond, David Simons, Adam Wil- Row: Myles Van Gorder, Alan Stevens, Rory Nielson, Dan Macfar- lardson, Tim Clemens, Mark Knowles-not pictured, lane, Kenneth Nielson, Steven Ray Bottom Row: Brent Bills, Karl Mr. and Mrs. Beazer-President, Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick-Sport Representatives, Mr. and Mrs. Haymond-Treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Allred-Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. David Larson-Member- ship, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Larson-Membership, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Larson-Vice President The Booster Club of Manti High are a group of spectacular people who support us in every way. Even when the ships are down they keep us cheering. These people raise money for the athle- tic clubs on their own time to make us a better school 95 % £ (Patrons ‘Best Wishes to MHS and the Class of ’82 Sterling City - John Ludvigson, Mayor ‘Congratulations - we have a great school — Douglas Valerie - Morgan and Helen Dyreng ‘Greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it - Take State Terry! ‘Make your memories last Templars with silk flowers (corsages bouts.) Adam’s Flower Memories ‘Gordon, we are proud of you! Congratulations! Best Wishes for your future, from Loving Family. ‘Congratulations on another successful year from the staff at Zion’s First National Bank ‘We have enjoyed our association with you for 4 years - Jensen’s Inc. ‘Good Luck and Congratulations to the Grads from The Manti Grocery ‘Congratulations from Jim Kallene at Elliots Pharmacy, Floral Gifts ‘Congratulations graduates - from Ohana Restaurant and the Homespun Shoppe ‘Congratulations on a great year! - Lee’s Variety - Ephraim, Utah Glen Lee - Owner ♦Valley Jewelry - Ephraim Shopping Center Art Carved Rings - Keepsake Diamonds - Hallmark Cards ♦’’Congratulations” on a successful year! We wish you more to come - Snappy Service ♦Luck and success in the future, Seniors! - from Rolayne Barton, the ’’Hairbender.” ♦Luck and happiness to the graduating seniors. It has been a pleasure serving you - Ben Franklin ♦This year has truly been ’’BETTER THAN EVER” - Congratulations Templars! The Templar Booster Club. ♦Dr. Neil M. Larson DDS Best wishes to the class of ’82 M Hicc Matrons ♦Congratulations on a fantastic year. Good luck to Seniors. Ephraim Medical Clinic ♦Good luck for the future from Jeff, Phil, and Marge- Anderson Drug and Floral ♦Best wishes graduates from Stubbs, Inc. Your family store ♦ Just Kids Sizes infant through 14-Healthtex, Billy the Kid, Cinderella, etc. ♦ Best wishes and congratulations to the Seniors. Ephraim Art Metals ♦ Congratulations Seniors, and the best of luck. House of Glass ♦ Best of luck, Class of 82 Manti Lumber ♦ Christiansen Furniture Good luck to the Templars Manti Telephone Co. - Morlin C. Cox ♦ Ron Greene Chevrolet - Good luck MHS Seniors ♦ Apple Pie Trading Co. emporium of printed shirts, caps, and other crazy things The finest in flowers for all occasions for your satisfaction - LaRue’s Floral Congratulations to the ’82 Seniors Pearson Tire of Ephraim ♦ ’’you’re great Greg! We love you, Mom, Dad, and Kids.” ♦ Bank of Ephraim ♦ Congratulations Troy B. We’re proud of you, love Mom and Dad ♦ Christensen Meats Great going class of ’82 Skycap Builders- Denny and Jay ♦ Wendy S. Congratulations and good luck we love you always, Mom and Dad City Cafe- We would love to have everyone come visit us ♦ Manti Bargain Center- they trade for anything, even if it eats! Best wishes to all Templats- Simmons Furn. and Hdwe. ♦ Congratulations to the Class of ’82 From Bradley’s Mrkt.- Manti ♦ Congratulations to the class of ’82. Main Auto and Truck Supply- Manti ♦ For all MHS news, read The Manti Messenger- Ephraim Enterprise Bill Floyd: Remember - Hold on tight to your dream - We love you son. Dad. Council Members Gwen McGarry Keith Keisel Leon Olsen Roy Reid Hilmer Peterson City Attorney Paul Frischknecht Recorder Arlene DeLeeuw Treasurer VaLene Aston Goals Of Ephraim City Are: Community progress in action. Economic growth and development. Power and water development. Population expansion. Parks and recreation. Educational and vocational opportunities. 98 College and community cooperation. flhpH crtr Robert Bessey Mayor Highway 89 Council Members Lionel King Bryon R. McArthur Jay Cluff Natasha Madsen Morlin Cox City Attorney Paul Frischknecht Recorder William Mickelson Treasurer Melba DeMill 99 You’ve Come Baby! Yesterday ... Today . Tomorrow . Times change and people do too (as some of the class of '82 show us), but our memories live on forever. High school covers only a fraction of our lifetime, yet here is where the memories we cher- ish most are made. So live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. Isn't that what life is all about? A Long Way, Each year the National Honor Society inducts new members to take the place of the seniors who graduated the previous year. Four areas. Scholar- ship, Leadership, charac- ter, and Service, are con- sidered when choosing the candidates. Once in the Honor Society, the members must abide by the rules which includes maintaining a high G.P.A. Future Business Leaders of America is a new club at Manti High this year. The purpose of the club, which was organized in 1938 is to develop confidence, under- standing of business occupa- tions, cooperation, and much more. The club is composed of over 50,000 chapters na- tionwide. We are pleased to belong to such a great orga- nization. Back row: Tim Clemens, Melanie Ockey, Melanie Birch, Carolyn Braithwaite, Becky Orton, Shauna James. Front row: Debbie Chadwick (Pres.), Lori Cox (V. Pres.), Kimm Dove (Sec.), Terry Bean (Treas.), Pam Bean (Hist.), Jeanette Hall (Reporter), Catherine Jackson (Parliamentarian) Back: Ben Anderson, Lori Cox, April Daniels, Alisa Beal, Sue Wilkinson, Jeanette Hall, Pam Bean, Diane Bessey, David Monson. Front: Carolyn Braithwaite, Annette Hall, Loraine Howell, Me- lanie Larsen, Tracy Shand. Boys Tennis Tracy Jorgenson Dean Hatch David Monson Todd Jorgenson Keith Willmore Daniel Maynes Rick Rasmussen Alan Nell Shawn Henretty James Gibbens Blake Howell Karl Mellor Steve Braithwaite John Willmore Matt Jacks Dale Mackey Byron Bills David Simons Track Back: Coach Goodwin, Rory Nielson, Terry Bean, Andy Russell, Troy Birch, Larry Moore. Middle: Scot! Cox, jeff Talbot, Ken Beazer, Robert Stevenson, Lenny Harman, Chip Howard, Allan Stevens, Donnie Mackey. Front: Mike Pedersen, Gary Hansen, Brent Bills, Ryan Mellor, Scott Duncan. Back: Lucy Blauer, Kathleen Reeve, Karmal Larsen, Sandra Squire, Kandy Larsen. Middle: Jolene Beazer, Loraine Howell, Dylan Busse, Rhonda Brandon, Coach jarvis. Front: Cath- erine Jackson, Karen Talbot, Robin Smith, Sandi Harman. Back: Coach Anderson, Kenneth Nielson, Blake Allred, Chris Nelson, Jim Nelson, Danny Witt, Paul Farmer, Scott Bawden, Coach Hughes. Middle: Doug Larson, Matt Jackson, Phil Marsh, Paul Blad, Bob Foote, Lee Anderson, Dan Macfarlane. Front: Adam Willardsen, Doug Haymond, Bob Blauer, Mark Olsen, Steven Ray, Myles Van Gorder, Eric Dean. Managers: Loraine Howell Jan Nelson Special Honors The traditional awards assembly at Manti High School proves to be an exciting time for most. On the next few pages are listed the awards presented at the awards assembly as well as other notable achievements of groups, and indi- viduals throughout the year. Con- gratulations to all those who re- ceived awards. Boy And Girl Staters Back: Brenda Bills, Sue Wilkinson, Rosemary Goodwin, Leslie McArthur. Middle: Wayne Nielson, Alan Nell, Terry Bean, Kevin Munk. Front: Carolyn Braithwaite, Catherine Jackson, Becky Orton. Top Templars Leslie Cox - 1st quarter David Monson - 1st quarter Pam Bean - 3rd quarter Doug Larson - 3rd quarter Loraine Howell - 4th quarter John Simmons - 4th quarter Tip Top Templars Departmental Awards Journalism Mathematics Social Sciences Troy Martin Keith Willmore Keith Willmore Home Economics Business Science Yumi Oikawa Debra Chadwick Ben Anderson Art English P.E. Melissa Nibley Alisa Beal Mike Baker Woodworking Forensics Drama Angie Steck Christine Donovan Shauna Monson Keith Willmore David Monson Danny Witt Louis Armstrong, Jazz Award- Davy Nuffer John Phillip Sousa Band Award- Keith Willmore Director’s Choral Award- David Monson National School Orchestra Assoc. Award- John Simmons Special Recognition Special Recognition in P.E. In Drafting David Woolsey Ralean Syndergaard Kevin Reeve Laurie Hughes Tammy Anderson Susan Rees Judy Anderson Mitzi Carpenter Miscellaneous Awards All State Choir Lynette Forcher Loraine Howell Jeanette Hall Linda Erickson Laura Olsen Corinne Frischknecht Angie Steck Katny Willmore Laura Meyers Mike Higoee David Monson Keith Willmore Maurice Albrecht Shauna Monson Sylvia Nibley 2nd Place Region Traveling Art Show Desiree' Lowry - Drawing Kevin Keller - Oil painting State Farmers Degree F.F.A. Lauren Johnson Angie Steck Blake Allred Roger Barton Troy Martin All State Orchestra Kathleen Hedelius State Solo Ensemble Festival Superior (1) Medal John Simmons 100% Attendance Eric Anderson John Willmore Laurie Hughes Melanie Ockey Julene Scow Jim Anderson Paul Farmer Gary Hansen Joraon Nielson Tammy Anderson Melanie Larsen Terry Bean Kathy Willmore Corrine Frischknecht Keith Willmore Outstanding Chem. Student Given By USU On Recommendation of Mr. Good Gary Bradley Manti High Awards Among the special awards given each year at MHS are the Principal's award and the Citizenship award. These two awards are given to students whose efforts often go unnoticed, yet add so much to our school. Ster- ling Scholars are students who excel in a certain area. Seniors compete on a school and a region level for this prestigious honor. Also included are a few of the athletic achievements of both teams and indivi- duals at MHS. Citizenship Award Larry Moore Principal’s Award Tammy Boyer Sandra Squire-Home Ec. Keith Willmore-Math Lori Cox-Social Science Athletic Awards Girls Guys Sandra Squire - Volleyball Doug Larson - Football Leslie Cox - Basketball Ken Beazer • Track And Field Angela Dean - Track Doug Larson - Wrestling Rhonda Brandon - Dedication Loraine Howell - Setting Kathleen Reeve - Rookie Ben Anderson - Science Region 10 Drill Team Competition Second Place Boys’ Basketball First Place Region Fifth Place State Girls’ Basketball Second Place State Boy’s Tennis Team First Place Region And State Boys’ Medley Relay Team 2A State Record Terry Bean School Record 1600 Meters Earth Calling Kevin I ought to be a punk rocker. ZZZZZZZZZZZ 99 When I grow up I want to be a store Mannequin ?????????????????? WOW, would you look at that centerfold! Ben Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Anderson, certainly deserves the title of Valedictorian. Throughout his high school years Ben has maintained an outstanding G.P.A. of 3.973. Ben is a member of the National Honor Society and was Manti's science Sterling Schol- ar. Co-Salutatorians Pam Bean, daughter of Supt. and Mrs. Scott Bean. Cheerful, kind, de- pendable and courteous are just a few ways to describe Pam's bubbly person- ality. She is an active member of NHS, FBLA, and FHA. Lori Cox is an ideal student at MHS. She successfully achieves anything she sets out to do. She was the Sterling Scholar in social studies, and has been a cheerleader for several years. Lori is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cox. Senior Stuff The last few weeks of school are a busy time for seniors. Schedules are filled with M-Day, Senior sluff, graduation practice. Senior assem- bly and finals among other things. But all pro- vide experiences they are not likely to forget. Seniors receive instructions at graduation practice. Seniors work on M for last time. Seniors await beginning of graduation with mixed emotions.