Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1983 volume:

The 1982-1983 theme for Manti High School is IT’S A MATTER OF PRIDE. This theme reflects the ingredi- ents that have made this school unique throughout its history in this community. The studentbody, faculty, administration, and alumnus display with pride the no- blest attributes of character, integrity, honesty, respect, and dignity. I am proud to have been able to serve Manti High School as its Principal for these past eight years. But more importantly I am proud of the students, past and present, and the outstanding faculty that has generated the rich tradition and heritage of this institution. I pray that we may continue to focus on those quali- ties that represent the foundation of Manti High School. The integrity and ethics of our school will carry onward with our graduating seniors to better our communities and our world. I hope in our hearts we will always be proud to say “I am a graduate of Manti High School. — Principal Ivan D. Rowley Table of Contents Introduction 1 - 7 Classes Division 8 - 25 Academics Division 26- 45 Organizations Division 46 - 63 Activities Division 64 - 75 Athletics Division 76 - 95 Advertising Division 96 - 99 Closing Division 100 i',:5i5 ' K3kX. ' Fads And Fashions The Favorites Of M.H.S. Students 1982-83 T V. SHOW 1. M.A.S.H. 2. Magnum P.I. 3. Fame MUSICAL GROUP 1. Loverboy 2. Rush 3. Journey MOVIE 1. E.T. 2. Rocky III 3. Taps FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Spaghetti 3. Steak CAR 1. Lamborghini 2. Camaro 3. Toyota 4x4 AUTHOR 1. Stephen King 2. William Golding 3. Louis LaMour BOOK 1. Charly 2. The Stand 3. Good Behavior ACTRESS 1. Jane Fonda 2. Kristy McNickols 3. Bo Derek i EXTRA-STRENGTH YLENOL Kdjnneffw capsule i ntwmte non r tm :0O Caesu WntMO SODA POP 1. Coke 2. 7-UP 3. Rootbeer COLOGNE 1. Musk 2. Elsha 3. Sex Appeal PERFUME 1. Musk 2. Ciara 3. Charley GIRL’S FAVORITE CLOTHES 1. Levi Strauss 2. Idodz shirt 3. Sweaters GUY’S FAVORITE CLOTHES 1. Levi Strauss 2. Idodz Shirt 3. O.P.’s LATEST EVENT THAT STANDSOUT IN YOUR MIND 1. Tylenol, Cyanide ACTOR 1. Matt Dillon 2. Tom Sellec 3. Sylvester Stallone SPORTS 1. Football 2. Basketball 3. Volleyball (Baseball) CANDY BAR 1. Snickers 2. Mars 3. Twix As I look back upon this year, I would like to thank everyone who helped create this book. First Lisa Ray, with all her knowledge, who helped pull us through on many deadlines. The staff were great! Everyone was new but full of ambition. We would have never made it without Nadean and Wayne our ever-faithful photographers. Last but not least I’d like to thank Mrs. Erickson who always ended up with most of the worry and work. But mostly thanks to the student- body for being you, so we could have fun putting together our yearbook. Desiree’ Lowry It’s force from within, not push from without; It’s a burning desire to make every day count. A yearning, a learning, a transcending doubt. It’s all in the motto, “A Matter of Pride”. “Self-Realization” these words dearly ring; Like “Semper Fidelis,” now there’s the real thing. It’s always and faithful and let your soul sing. It’s all in the motto, “A Matter of Pride.” The Lord in His wisdom made no two alike; But gave each a gold mine, a Mother Lode strike. So work it and pan it and filter with might. It’s all in the motto, “A Matter of Pride.” A Templar stands tall with armour and shield; Armed for true service, real knowledge to wield. Ignorance and hate such energies yield. It’s all in the motto, “A Matter of Pride.” — Coach Braithwaite Terry Bean Lesa Bennett Brenda Bills Jeff Birreil Bob Blauer Charlotte Bohlin Cathy Boynton Gary Bradley Carolyn Braithwaite Rhonda Brandon Mike Breinholt Jodi Christensen Lorrie Cox Blake DeMill Christine Donovan Kimberly Dotson Keith Erickson Davis Hayes Lynn Hansen Monica Hall Gitte Hansson Kathleen Hedelius Shawn Henretty Catherine Jackson Shauna James Doug Johnson Clark Johnson Kevin Keller Lesa Larson Kandy Larson Lillian Larson Tom Lee Desiree Lowry Virginia Maynes Donnie Mackey Leslie McArthur Jodi Mclnelly Lisa McLain Russell Miller Shauna Monson Delphine Manson Terrance Mortensen Kevin Munk Shawn Nay Alan Nell Sylvia Nibley Wayne Nielson Sandra Ockey Lorrie Olsen Mark Olson Wendy Petersen Russell Pollett Lisa Ray Not pictured Alan Anderson Mike Lund Jim Nelson LeAnna Herron Tammy Noble Ruth Sprague Doug Rasmussen Kevin Reeve “You expect us to date these guys?” Jeff Sharp Gene Sheppard Lisa Tervort Selina Tuttle Ron Thurston Bjorn Unell El wood VanGorder Sheldon Vorwahler Eric Waller Sue Wilkinson Kathy Willmore Lisa Zabriskie Senior Personalities o r cn cn O Tl 00 4 00 4 T.M Albrecht Tammy Anderson Jolene Beazer Matthew Andreason Jim Anderson Ginger Ashworth Robyne Berry Diane Bessey oo 4 00 4 Lucy Blauer Mitzl Carpenter Scott Bawden Lonnie Cox Gary Cutler April Daniels Teresa Anderson Dee Ann Bean Nina Blankenship f I Eric Dean 12 00 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 Joelle Naylor Jordan Nielson Nadean Nielson Butch Noble Chris Nelson 14 Coreen Rich Steven Ray Mike Sharp Wendy Orton Traci Shand Roy Simmons Robin Smith Wendi Snow Kathy Sorensen Michael Stewart Kim Stilson Ralean Syndergaard Mark Tapp 15 o r cn cn O oo cn 00 cn 00 cn 00 cn oo cn Stephen Braithwaite Cynthia Cox Gerald Breinholt Craig Brunson Tim Clemens Jaylene Cluff Angela Curtis Zan Davis Duane DeMill Julie Dunigan 16 Doug Haymond Penny Jorgenson Vs ' Lorna Jorgenson Lorilee Eberhard Donna Herron Eddie Larsen Eva Fredrickson Dawn Greenwood Laurie Hughes Jerry Jensen Crystal Larsen Matt Jacks Darlene Jenkins KamRay Jensen Mike Forcher Debbie Hayes Kevin Huntsman Shanon Jones Angie Larson 00 Cn 00 cn 00 cn 00 cn 00 cn Kenneth Nielson Rory Nielson Wendy Norton Melanie Ockey Denise Olson Mark Pollett Brian Prows Susan Rees Kathleen Reeve Rick Rasmussen 18 Connie Simon sen Karla Simonsen Corinne Tapp Jolin Wilkinson I 19 r 00 00 ON Karen Corcoran Kurt Dean 0 Kristin Denton George Dotson Candace Duncan Tracy Duncan 20 Aime Eberhard Brent Edmunds Daniel Farnsworth Michael Frischknecht John Gbb Diana Jensen John Keller t “ • 4 ■KMi J Vicki Hughes Christie Jacobson Melissa Kalaher Julie Jackson Daphne Kudela David Kudela Wayne Ludvigson if I Tim Miller Shirlene Meyers Steven Peterson Shand Rasmusson Karena Van Blankenstein Brent Woodside Kelli Shand Tiffany Wardell Barbie Walker Dave Nelson Judd Wathen Foreign Exchange Students “They’re Cool! We Love Them! It’s Good to Have Them Here!” Are a few comments made about the three foreign exchange students from Sweden. Having Bjorn, Lotta, and Gitte attend our school is an excellent cultural experience. We, as students have learned much about the Swedish way of life. We have enjoyed having them here at Manti High School. Bjorn Unell says he has fun going to school at MHS. His favorite classes are drafting and electronics. Lotta Bohlin, originally from Fin- spang, Sweden, is staying with the Willmore family. Her favorite classes are English and shop. Her favorite food is Brick Oven Pizza. Gitte Hansson thinks MHS is a special school. Everyone is friendly and nice to her. She likes all her classes. When you ask her what she likes most about America her an- swer is the FOOD! 24 MHS Students Jeff Bennion Susie Dodds Michelle Peterson Jesse Rich Above are MHS Students who were unavailable for pic- tures the day they were tak- en. The Upward Bound stu- dents are pictured left. They work after school during the week on extra work to help them prepare for college. Snow College sponsors this group and also selects who can join. A special thanks is given to Mr. Ockey, their ad- visor. 25 ACADEMICS '4 Clifford Hughes English, P.E. John Ockey Math. Driver’s Ed. Cathi Jarvis Gris P.E. Ivan Rowley Principal Richard Kimball Spanish Lynn Schiffmen Distributive Education Becky Kjar Business George Thatcher □ectronics W Helene Larson Secretary William Thompson Musk 28 Winona Erickson Yearbook. Media Don Findlay Orchestra Lorna Frischknecht Leslie Good Home Economics Math. Science Glen Goodwin Driver's Ed. Math -r Doug Ludvigson Special Education Vaun Mickelson Social Studies Earl Wheeler Science Dixie Willden English 29 Just Enjoying Life At last Mr. Rowley and Mr. Cox have decided to enjoy life. Their taste in music seems to be much improved??? Another surprise finds Mrs. Lar- son and Mrs. Erickson with a chance for a little “rest and relax- ation. “Variety is the spice of life”, ac- cording to their expressions. Ivan D. Rowley Rodney Cox Helene Larson Winona Erickson Principal Counselor Secretary Media Coordinator 30 New Classes “Great! Really different”, are some of the comments heard com- ing from the students in the new electronics and distributive educa- tion classes. Mr. Pett and Mr. Schiffman were the initial instruc- tors, followed by Mr. Thatcher and Mr. Young. These classes have ad- ded interest to our curriculum. 31 CO 0) O Vh 0) CO o o co 32 Carl Braithwaite Ted Thomson Tony Braithwaite Through winds and snow and kids that throw, the school services personnel help keep our school running. Our custodians keep our school looking nice. Our bus drivers keep the kids coming and our cooks keep the food moving. Thanks! for we really do appreciate you. Jack Peterson Stan Munk, John Ludvtgson I Nan Edwards Joyce Alder Caro! Mortensen School Board Sheila Sorensen; Leona Wintch, retired board member; Don Shand; McLIoyd Ericksen; Kent Sanders; Glen Lee; Superintendent Scott W Bean Tom Willardsen, Clerk. Mrs. Leona Wintch has retired from the school board after twelve years. She devoted her time and services to better the quality of education. She is a very kind and appreciative person. MHS would like to thank her for what she has done for our high school. Long meetings with much discussion are part of the ac- tivities of our local school board. They are necessary, as the members make deci- sions that will affect every student in the South Sanpete School District. Courage, wis- dom, dedication and a sense of humor are all needed to serve on a school board. The P.E. classes hit, caught shot, dribbled, jumped and pumped their way to physical fitness under the guidance of coaches Cathi Jarvis, Wilbur Braithwaite, Dew«V Brun- dage and Glen Goodwin. Along with stronger bodies and increased skills, emphasis was placed on sportsmanship. These classes al- ways seem to be fun and to help break up a day of study. 36 Social Studies And Media ■ 38 Within a Manti High social stud- ies room, there are many things happening. While the teacher lec- tures the students talk, daydream and even sleep. Although not many would call these classes wild or far out, the teachers are hard to beat. Vocational Education classes always attract attention because students learn skills to help them in everyday life. Classes such as woodshop, business, auto shop and home economics also help in choosing and getting started on a career. Vocational r Language Arts And Fine Arts Developing talents by learning to write, draw, sing, and read well are only a few things students at Manti High School learn in the Language and Fine Arts departments. All of the teachers take time out of their busy schedules to help add class to our high school. We, as students, would like to thank them. Cox(A B)=Cos A CosB . SinA Sin B, (XY)2 = (Xj-X,)2 + (Y2-Y j )2 These are some of the strange writings seen on the chalkboard in the Math classrooms at MHS. Math seems to be a subject that turns some students “on” and some students “off . Mr. Good, Mr. Ockey and Mr. Bessey are the instructors and are always willing to help. 44 45 ORGANIZATIONS An exciting trip to Reno, Nevada to attend the Nation- al Association of Student Councils convention started off the year for Andy Russell-Student Body Pres., Shauna Monson-V. Pres., Lisa McLain-Sec., and Rhonda Bran- don-Activity Agent. Their four days in Reno were filled with hugs, stimulating speakers, exchanging warm fuz- zies and meeting loads of students from all over the United States. When school began the work also began. Helping with registration during the opening days of school, organiz- ing a busy and fun Homecoming Week, sponsoring a Sub for Santa project were some of the traditional activities conducted by these officers. The theme for the year, “It’s a matter of pride”, was carried out under their leadership. A main project for the year was raising funds for an attractive identification sign to be placed in front of our new school. All in all it was a busy and successful year. Class Officers-SENIORS: Lisa Ray-Pres., Lisa Tervort-V. Pres., Karen Talbot-Sec. JUNIORS: Layne Hadley-Pres., John Squire-V. Pres., DeeAnn Bean-Sec., Rick Wathen-Representa- tive, Gary Hansen-Jr. Prom Chrm. SOPHO- MORES: Dan Macfarlane-Pres., Roger Tervort- V. Pres., Cynthia Cox-Sec., Kelly Larson-Rep. FRESHMEN: Glen Squire-Pres., Heather Lub- lin-V. Pres., Bonnie Talbot-Sec., Melinda An- dreason-Rep. 49 The National Honor Society is a group of outstanding students at Manti High. Their grade point average has to be above 3.5 and they have to be a well-rounded person. Also, the teachers vote on their entrance into the N.H.S. One activity they did was gather goods during the Christ- mas season for needy families. Members-Top Row, Left to right: April Daniels, Kathy Willmore, Sue Wilkinson, Rosemary Goodwin, Shauna Monson, Lesa Larson, Diane Bessey Bottom Row: Lisa Ray. Carolyn Braithwaite, Corinne Frischknecht. Traci Shand, Melanie Larson. SO The Model United Nations club re- presented the country of Sweden this year. Our Swedish foreign exchange students greatly benefited this pro- gram. The M.U.N. participated in a training seminar, worked hard and then attended the Model United Na- tions with other high schools at the University of Utah. These students came to appreciate the problems of government from this experience. Members-Front Row, left to right: Rosemary Goodwin, Lisa Tervort, Lonnie Cox, Lynette Forcher. Gary Hansen. Sandy Thatcher, Advisor-Mr Erickson Back Row: Ryan Mellor. Chris Nelson. Rick Wathen, Andy Russell. Christine Donovan, Scott Bawden. Lotta Bohlin, not pictured, K.C. Erickson. 51 10 cents a paper - I don’t have it - Don’t we get them free anymore? Hey! that’s not bad for what’s in it! The talk of the school is recorded in the staff’s mind as they cruise the halls to find the latest news and then make it known to all. j They’d like to thank Mrs. Wilden, their advisor, who keeps them jumping. Dixie Wilden, Christine Bown, Lisa Zabriskie, Tom Lee, Selina Tuttle, Lorrie Olsen. Shauna James. LeeAnna Herron Jennifer Norton, Lisa Garbe, Janell Allred, Lisa Zabriskie, Lesa Larson, Tracy Madsen. Becky Orton. Winona Erickson. Nadean Nielson, James Gibbens, Desiree Lowry, Valerie Gibbens, Wayne Nielson. Lisa Simonsen. not available Sandra Ockey The Clarion staff was new and ex- cited about compiling a yearbook. They needed to be on their toes to meet the workshop and photography deadlines. Their goal has been to make the ’83 yearbook interesting and unique. We hope we have succeeded. 53 “Ay que bueno! Lo amo” were Elwood’s comments. Sue added, “It’s great, everyone should take it. Senor Kimball said his objec- tives for the year were to teach grammar and cultural events. Sing- ing in Spanish turned out to be one of the pluses but No siesta’s during class was one of the minuses. The Drama Club has had a busy year filled with many activities. They produced a community play, “Saturday’s Warrior,” which was a big success. They also competed in the Shakespearian Festival for the first time, where they received an award for “Best Ensemble. They went to the Copper Classic and competed in forensic activities. They also prepared a Readers Theater for the English classes called, “Animal Farm.” A lot more activi- ties highlighted the Drama Clubs’ year, and they did a fantastic job in every one they participated in. 55 Orchestra: Charles Hedelius. David Simmons. Advisor Don Findley. Jared Simmons. Mike Pederson. Kathleen Hedelius. Brenda Bills. Mary Synderguard. Lisa Tervort, Amy Eberhard, Sylvia Nibley, Marching Band: Eric Anderson, Jim Anderson, Ginger Ashworth, Mark Baker, Michelle Baker, Tony Blauer, Damon Bolli, Craig Boynton, Tim Clemens, Dana Cox, Craig Denton, Kriston Denton, Candace Duncan, Blake Howell, Leslie Lund, Taunia Luster, Virginia Maynes, David Meade, Karl Mellor, Shirlene Meyers, Karen Nuffer, Nellie Sanderson. Jeff Sharp. Mike Sharp. Roy Simmons, Kim Stilson, Cheryl Tolman, Judd Wathen. John Wilkinson, Julie Perkins, Maria Prows, Kevin Reeve, Susie Dodds, Kelli Black, Advisors: Bill Thompson, Barry Colman. 56 Mixed Cbolr Members; Kim Madsen Monica Hall Annette Monson Susan Rees Mary Synderguard Shawn Nay Doug Rasmussen Russell Miller Tony Blauer Teresa McCaul Tiffany Wardell Cynthia Cox Wendy Densley Shelly Garland Michell Lanier Jennifer Gibb Shannon Jones Valerie Meyers Barbie Walker Jeanette Seely Dana Cox Chamber Choir: Brenda Bills, Crystal Larsen. Daniel Maynes. Sandra Ockey. Sheldon Vorwaller, Sylvia Nibley. John Squire. Monique Luster. Andy Russell. Lucy Blauer. Laura Meyers, John Willmore. Karen Nuffer. James Gibbens. Linda Erickson. Chad Frederick. Laura Olsen. Chris Nelson, Joelle Naylor. Eric Dean. Christel Henretty. Wayne Nielson. Sandra Thatcher. Layne Hadley. Virginia Maynes, T M Albrecht. Corinne Frischknect 57 Templarettes Diane Bessey-Pres. Michelle Lanier-V. Pres. Lillian Larson-Drill Mistress Jeri Jones-Jr. Drill Mistress Stacey Jorgensen-Secretary Corinne Frischknecht- Historian Melanie Larsen-Finance Chairman LeeAnna Herron Nina Blankenship Wendi Snow April Daniels DeeAnn Bean Melanie Birch Susan Rees Anissa Rogers Kelly Larsen Penny Jorgensen Corrine Tapp Monique Luster IA Varsity Cheerleaders Shauna James-Head Karen Nuffer Jolene Beazer Janell Allred Traci Shand Rosemary Goodwin Lonnix Cox Catherine Jackson 59 G. A. A. — Lettermen 1st Row: Darlene Jenkins. Kelly Black. Gina Hermansen, Vicki Hughes. Tiffany Warded, Janice Bradley. Lisa McLain 2nd Row: Cynthia Cox. Virginia Maynes. Gitte Hansson. Penny Jorgensen. DeeAnn Bean. Lucy Blauer, Melanie Larsen 3rd Row: Kathleen Reeve. Karen Talbot. Sandi Harman. Leslie McArthur. Jeanette Sevy, Stephanie Stevens. Charlotte Bohlin. Jolene Beazer 4th Row: Susie Dodds. Monica Hall. Rhonda Brandon. Robin Smith. Stacy Jorgensen. Carolyn Braithwaite. Wendi Snow 5th Row: Dawn Greenwood, Wendy Norton, Kelly Larson. Melinda Andreasen. Bonnie Talbot. Stacy Barnett, Julie Perkins. 1st Row Sheldon VorWaller. Irvin Joe. Karl Mellor. John Willmore, James Gibbens. Tony Blauer. David Simmons. Eddy Larsen 2nd Row Eric Dean. Gary Hansen. Mark Tapp. Mark Knowles. Eiwood VanGorder, Jeff Sharp. Mike Sharp. Bjorn Unell, 3rd Row Kenneth Nielson. Chris Nelson. Ryan Mellor. Scott Bawden. Dean Hatch, Shawn Henretty, David Kudella 4th Row Dan Mcfarlane. Daniel Maynes. David Simmons. Stephen Braithwaite. Bob Foote. Blake Howell. Rick Rasmussen, 5th Row: Allan Stevens. Rory Nelson. Doug Haymond, Jeff Bennion. Mike Pederson. Andy Russell, Terry Bean, Steven Ray. Paul Farmer 6th Row: Lynn Hansen. Doug Rasmussen, Alan Nell. Jim Nelson. Donnie Mackey. Mark Olson. Lee Anderson. Mike Brienholt. Tom Lee. 7th Row K C. Erickson. Dale Mackey. Butch Noble 60 First row: Angie Larsen-Reporter, Melanie Larsen-Treas., Lisa Bennett-V.Pres.. Mrs. K)ar Advisor. Second Row Steven Ray-Historian, Wendy Peterson-Parliamentarian, Laura Meyers- Sec . Rosemary Goodwin-Pres UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Future Business Leaders of America, a new organization formed at Manti High School, is de- signed to foster business leadership and increase students knowledge of the free enterprise system. MHS students competed in the state competition in April, which was held on the BYU campus. FBLA is a growing organization and provides recognition for the busi- ness students in our school. 61 F.F.A. Officers: Pres.-Kandy Larson. V Pres Janell Allred, Sec.- Cathy Boynton, Treas Traci Shand, Rep. Charles Hedelius, Sentile Jodi Christensen, Historians-Tracy Madsen, Lisa Garbe 1st Row: Lisa Garbe. Tracy Madsen. Traci Shand, Cathy Boynton. Jodi Christensen, Janell Allred. Lesa Larson. Kandy Larson. Wendy Peterson. 2nd Row. Melissa Birred, Debbie Hayes, Kim Dotson, Michelle Larson, Janette Nielson, Wendy Norton, Valerie Meyers, Connie Simonsen, Shelly Garland. Chris Denton. Patricia Berry. Carla Simonsen. 3rd Row: Troy Bown, Daniel Farnsworth. Dale Mackey. Duane DeMill, Jolene Beazer. Susie Dodds. Sue Ann Bown. Crystal Larson. Donna Herron. Brenda Bills. LeAnna Herron. Annisa Rogers. Charles Hedelius. Rona Wintch, Wayne Ludvigson. Mike Lund 4th Row: Willie Gilkey, Russel Stevens, David Kudela. Jordon Nielson, Paul Munson, Tim Anderson. Jody Bennett, Dawn Greenwood, Jeanette Sevy, Dennis Cox, Shawn Clark, Shand Rasmussen. 62 FHA Officers: Pres. April Daniels. V. Pres Wendy Orton. Sec DeAnn Bean. Treas Carolyn Braithwiate, State Officer Lisa Ray. Publicity Monique Luster. Historian Melanie Birch. Regular Rep. Lisa Tervort. Families and Future Rep. Rosemary Goodwin. Student Body Rep. Desiree' Lowry. FFA and FHA are active clubs at MHS. They each sponsor a week of activities each year culminating in a formal dance honoring the royalty which they have se- lected. Both clubs attend State and National conventions yearly. FFA will compete at Snow College in extempora- neous and prepared speaking as well as parlimentary proceedures. They plan to attend the Snow College Field Day competing in judging there and also in Logan in the spring. FHA sponsored a Family Week with em- phasis on the value of the family and will sponsor a student week with emphasis on physical fitness and nutrition. A service project is also part of their yearly activity. 1st Row Patricia Berry. A.mee Eberhard. Barbie Walker. DeAnn Bean. Melissa Kalaher. Lisa Bowden. Comne Frischknecht. Karen Barlow. Laurie Hughes 2nd Row Tom Lee. Bob Blauer. April Darnels. Angie Larson. Teresa McCall. Lynette Forcher. Sh.rlene Meyers. Diana Jensen. Cheryl Tolman Kelly Larson. Kelly Black. Carla S,monsen. 3rd Row: Monique Luster. Lisa Ray. Desiree Lowry. Lee Anderson. L.m Tervo L Wendy Orton Carolyn Bra.thwaite Lisa McLain. Melanie Birch, Denise Olson. Vickie Hughes. Karen Corcoran. Taunia Luster 4th Row: Ryan Mellor Terry Ktk n. Christine Donovan. Jim Nelson. Rosemary Goodwin. Susan Rees. Annette Monson. Sue Wilkinson. Christy Jacob . Karmal Larson. Jennifer Gbb. Christel Henretty. Laura Lee Eberhard. Melanie Ockey, Cindl Nance. Carma Peterson. Gna Hermansen. Nadean N.elson. Tiffany Wardell. Stephanie Stevens 63 Saturday s Warrior The Musical at MHS was a smashing success. There was a full house every night as the cast kept the audi- ence on the edge of their seats with expectations and anticipation. Directed by Clifford Birrell the perfor- mance provided moments of tears and lots of laughter. Macks Friends: Brenda Bills, Corrine Frischknecht, Scot DANCERS: Rosemary Goodwin, Diana Jensen, Sylvia Nibley, Laura Olsen, Valerie Gibben, Taunia Luster, Melanie Birch CHORUS: Karen Bost, Dana Cox, Eric Dean, Donna Farmer, Chad Fredrick, Ron Hall, Lynda Harmon, Joel Harmon, Calvin Holliday, Wayne John, Crystal Larsen, Kelly Larson, Lily Jane Miller, Dave Monson, GayDene Montoya, Chris Nelson, Sandra Ockey, Carolyn Sanderson, Jared Simmons, John Squire, Lisa Tervort, Debbie Trythal, Barbie Walker, Dave Willmore. ORCHESTRA: Kathleen Hansen, Tom Lee, Mike Sharp ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. Carolyn Braithwaite CAST Jimmy Pam Julie Benjy Alice Ernie Shelly Emily Mr. Flinders Mrs. Flinders Stephen Pratt Karen Bills Mike Pederson Shauna Monson Kathy Wilmore, Linda VanDeWarker Tony Blauer Kathleen Hedelius Scot Wise Kara Birrell Tod Wally Kestler Mack Matron Cadee Hansen John Morey Eugene VorWahler T.M. Albrecht Sidnee L. Duncan Kiefer, James Gibbens Three Missionaries: Wayne Nielson, Andy Russell, Layne Hadley 67 Monday: Queen Contest Slave Sale Tuesday: Letterlighting Senior Citizen Day Wednesday: Powderpuff Volleyball Game Purple Day Thursday: Bonfire Punk Rock Day Friday: Pep Assembly Parade Football Game Dance Red and White Day Sterling Scholars 1982-1983 Christine Donovan Social Studies Kevin Reeve Science Sue Wilkinson Foreign Language Shauna Monson Drama Corinne Fnschknecht General Carolyn Braithwaite Math Lisa Ray Homemaking Lisa Zabriskie Vocational Education 70 Jolene Beazer Michelle Larsen Bonnie Talbot F.F.A. Sweetheart 74 King-Steven Ray and Queen-Kimi Stilsori 1st Attendants Rick Watihen and Traci Shand 2nd Attendants John Squire and Karen Nuffer Juni mr ior Prom Royalty FOOTBALL When Dan Macfarlane ran the ball over for an early touchdown during the South Sevier game, the Templar fans went wild with excitement. Maybe now the team had found the magic combination for winning, and with continued efforts this proved to be true when the Templars beat North Sevier in their final game. Top Row: Shawn Nay, Eric Dean. Terry Bean. Mike Breinholt, John Squire. Mike Sharp, Mark Knowles, Steven Ray, Second Row: Sheldon Vorwaller, Chris Nelson, Mark Tapp. Paul Farmer. Lee Anderson. Donnie Mackey. Dan Macfarlane. Lynn Hansen, Third Row: Scott Bawden, Shawn Henretty, Bob Blauer, Bob Foote, Tom Lee, Wayne Nielson, Gary Bradley, Not Pictured: K.C. Erickson. Andy Russell, James Gibbens. Matt Jacks, Kenneth Nielson. Myles VanGorder, Terry Bradley, Alan Stevens 78 Scores GAMES Won: Lost: Juab (2) Delta (1) Millard (2) North Sanpete (2) Richfield (2) South Sevier(2) Emery Delta (1) OOO here it comes! 81 J.V. Football Team Members Allan Stevens Dave Kudella Denny Cox Kenneth Nielson Rick Rasmusson John Keller Butch Noble Eric Nelson Damon Bolli Tony Blauer Adam Willardson Myles Van Gorder Cary Zabriskie Shand Rasmusson James Gibbens Robert Hall Craig Boynton Tim Miller Carl Mellor Matt Jacks Terry Bradley Archie Neal It’s A Matter Of Pride When You Know You Have Done Your Best! 82 J.V. Volleyball First Row; Bonnie Talbot. Stacey Barnett. Kelly Larsen. Wendy Norton. Second Row: Lucy BJauer. Cynthia Cox. Dawn Greenwood. Stacy Jorgensen. Jolene Beazer. Penny Jorgensen. Third Row: Robin Smith. Melinda Andreason. Daphne Kudela. Tahna VanBlankenstein. Gitte Hansson. Melanie Larsen. Coach Cathi Jarvis GAMES Won: Lost: Millard (2) Juab North Sanpete (2) Delta (2) Richfield Emery South Sevier (2) Richfield Juab Wasatch 85 Back Row: Ruth Sprague. Stacy Jorgensen. Sylvia Nibley, Carolyn Braithwaite. Virginia Maynes. Nadean Nielson. DeeAnn Bean. Kathy Willmore, Front Row: Charlotte Bohlin. Penny Jorgensen. Wendi Snow. Melanie Larsen. Janice Bradley. Kelly Shand Wrestling Terry Bradley 98 Gary Hansen 105 Irvin Joe 112 Mark Olson 119 86 J.V. Basketball Ring around the rosy Dan Macfarlane Daniel Maynes Rory Nielsen Dave Kudella Kenneth Nielsen Stephen Braithwaite Alan Stevens Coach Goodwin David Sims Jeff Bennion Matt Jacks Doug Haymond David Meade 8« Bjorn Unell David Simmons Tony Blauer Eddy Larson Brent Woodside James Gibbens Matt Madsen Robert Hall Coach Dewey Brundage Coach Tom Reese 89 ’ Basketball Varsity Team Karmel Larson Sandi Harman Robin Smith Kathleen Reeve Cynthia Cox Coach Hughes Coach Jarvis Karen Talbot Rhonda Brandon Kandy Larson Jeanette Sevy Leslie McArthur 90 Girls basketball is a sport that is steadily gaining support. This is mainly because of the hard work and loyalty of the girls and the dedication of their coaches. Being on the team is not all fun though, these girls prac- tice early in the morning, and play their games on school nights. Although they seem to get juggled around they have proven themselves time and time again. GOOD JOB GIRLS!!! J.V. Team Coach Jarvis Dawn Greenwood Robin Smith Kathleen Reeve Cynthia Cox Gina Hermansen Coach Hughes Daphne Kudela Sandi Harman Melinda Andreasen Kelli Black Wendy Norton Kathy Wood, Manager Stephanie Stevens Darlene Jenkins Kelly Larson Susie Dodds Julie Perkins Delphine Manson, Manager 91 With a lot of hard work and a desire to do well the team showed improvement from game to game. The challenge of region competi- tion and a desire to go to State competition were goals set early. Coaches, Wilber Braithwaite and Glen Goodwin, have shown their great coaching ability this year, turning the team into one that truly works as a team, giving them the potential to be the Very Best. Its just a Matter of Pride when you know your doing your best. Basketball _ J ' Varsity Basketball Team Dean Hatch Jim Nelson Chris Nelson Terry Bean Andy Russell John Squire Eric Dean Blake Howell Coach Wilber Braithwaite Steven Ray Manager Scott Bawden Donnie Mackey Bob Foote Alan Nell Coach Glen Goodwin. 92 Laughter and lots of concentration have been the trademark for our Decathlon team The eleven students have been in the library studying hard each day in preparation for the competition The members of the team are: Tom Lee, captain. Christine Donovan. Corrine Frishknecht. Sylvia Nibley. and Sheldon VorWaller Alternates are: Craig Denton. Layne Hadley. Diane Bessey, San dra Thatcher. Gary Hanson, and Rick Wath en These academic athletes have gone through a lot of brain-stretching exercises to improve their skills in the 10 competing events. Two members from each of 3 differ ent grade point averages were selected as team members The competition included six hours of testing, demonstrating compe- tency in writing, speaking and an extensive interview. Mrs. Willden, organizer and coach, for the team dong with Dr Bills ac companied the students to St. George for the event. A Close up look at our nation's govern ment, was a unique experience for six stu dents from MHS who spent a week m Wash ington D C doing on the spot studying Lisa McLain, Rosemary Goodwin. Lonnie Cox. Christine Donovan. Sandra Ockey and K C. Erickson all said it was an exciting week with each day starting early and ending late at night While there, they attended many seminars on defense, foreign relations and the presidency. They met with and inter viewed their Representatives and Senators, toured archives and museums and were giv- en a general tour of the Capital All Utah students lived in one area with the Arkansas students and made up their own Close up community which fostered new friendships and much socializing. Let's go again they all said on their return. Ephraim City sponsored a Youth City Council this year to help the youth become involved in the community. Elections were held at the same time as the General Elec- tion. The results were. Layne Hadley as Mayor. Sylvia Nibley. Sandra Ockey. Sue Wilkinson. Lynette and Mike Forcher as Councilmen and Sandy Thatcher as Secre- tary When Lynette and Mike moved Keith Erickson and Kathleen Hedelius were select ed as their replacements The Youth City Council has sponsored many activities, in- cluding a movie and a skating party. Be cause of the success of the Ephraim Y.C.C. Manti is now in the process of selecting a Y.C.C. for Manti youth. 94 This is fun!” Winter Carnival A cold but sunny January day found the MHS students outside enjoying an activity in the snow. Sleigh races, tube riding, and snowball throws along with the selection of a King and Queen for the day were part of the activities. After hot chocolate and doughnuts they returned to the gym where a hilarious game of basketball between the teachers and stu- dents was played. Lisa Zabriskie and Bjorn Unell, representing the Seniors were selected as King and Queen. This was a new activity this year and all stu- dents seemed to enjoy it. % £ (Patrons ♦ Best Wishes to M.H.S. and the Class of ’83. Sterling City- John Ludvigson, Mayor. ♦Congratulations Seniors and much success for the future- Sharon’s Century Styles Cuts ♦Best of Luck to the Graduating Seniors from the Towne Theater in Ephraim. ♦Frank’s Body Shop- Painting-we make your old car look like new. ♦ Ben Franklin- Your complete variety store. Good Luck Seniors. ♦The Pant House- Wishes to congratulate the Graduating Class of ’83. ♦Cow Palace Lanes and Cafe. ♦U-DO-IT Service Center 115 South Main, Manti At the Phillips 66 Station. ♦This year has truly been “It’s A Matter Of Pride. We Congratulate you Templars! The Templar booster Club. ♦“Congratulations on another successful year, from the staff at Zion’s National Bank. ♦Good Luck to Manti High in Academics, and all extra-curricular activities- Manti Grocery. ♦Be optimistic about your future- Success comes to those who expect to succeed- Dr. Lee Thurston. ♦“Congratulations” from Jim and Kallene at Elliotts Pharmacy, Floral and Gifts. ♦Tut’s- Pizzas, Subs, Ice Cream, Arcade- Mon.-Thurs. 11a.m.-11p.m. Fri.-and Sat. 11a.m.-la.m. ♦Athletics thanks for your hard work and dedication this year- Coach Hughes and Coach Jarvis. ♦Best wishes to the class of ’83 from Snappy service. ♦The Hairbender wants to wish the ’83 graduates Good Luck. ♦Dear Tom, we love you and are proud of you Congratulations from Mom and Dad. ♦Go-Super Sue- Love Shen and Goo. ♦Desiree' we’re behind you all the way. Love your Family. ♦Congratulations and best wishes for your future, Clark, Love, Mom and Dad. % Wfiicc Matrons ★It’s been great! Girls P.E., Templarettes, Athletics, Cheerleaders- Miss Jarvis. «Congratulations to the '83 Graduates, from Mountain West Cable T.V. «Intermountain Farmer wishes the '83 Seniors the Best of Luck. «Congratulations to the ’83 Senior Class,- Tami’s Floral. «Good Luck to the Templars- Manti Telephone Co.- Morlin C. Cox. «Manti Home Supply- Wishes the Class of 83 Best of luck. «Foote’s Auto Repair- If we can’t fix it your car probably isn’t broken. «A Touch of Good Luck from Touch O’ Luck Chimney Sweeps. «Ron Green Chevrolet wishes a successful future to M.H.S. Seniors. «Best wishes to graduates- Parlor Gift Shop. «Doyle’s Ace Hardware- The place with the helpful hardware man. «The office of Dr. Thompson wishes you the best of smiles. «Congratulations to the ’83 Seniors- Pearson Tires of Ephraim. «Best wishes to M.H.S. students from J.B’s Custom Sound. «We have enjoyed our association with you- Jensens Inc. «Best wishes Graduates from Stubbs Inc., Your family store. «Best wishes- Simmons Furniture Hardware. «Congratulations Seniors, and the best of luck. House of Glass. «Good Luck for the furture from Jeff, Phil, and Marge- Anderson Drug and Floral. «The finest in flowers for all occasions for your satisfaction- LaRues Floral. «Dr. Neil M. Larson DDS Best wishes to the class of ’83. «Congratulations from Hair Hut, Barber and Beauty Shop- Ephraim. «Congratulations- Graduating Seniors from Security Title Co. of Southern Utah. «Great going class of ’83- Skycap Builders- Denny and Jay. «For all M.H.S. news, read the Manti Messenger- Ephraim Enterprise. Ephraim City Mayor Halbert K. Jensen 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 College and community cooperation. Council Members Lionel King Bryon R. McArthur Jay Cluff Natasha Madsen Morlin Cox City Attorney Paul Frischknecht Recorder William Mickelson Robert Bessey Mayor Highway 89 Treasurer Melba DeMill Are you sure those are science books? On the road again. Are you sure they’re all there? I hope I didn’t crack the mirror. Rowley’s Angels 100 VISALIA ! oc UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Bark: 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. 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) 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: Scott 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 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. 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. Top Templars Leslie Cox - 1st quarter David Monson - 1st quarter Pam Bean - 3rd quarter Doug Larson - 3rd quarter Sandra Squire - 2nd quarter Loraine Howell - 4th quarter John Simmons - 4th quarter Tip Top Templars Angela Bean Troy Birch 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 Kathy Willmore Laura Meyers Mike HigDee 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 Jordon 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 John Simmons-Region winner 1981-82 Sterling Scholars Angela Dean-Region Debbie Chadwick-Region Troy Birch-General Runner-up Runner-up Sandra Squire-Home Ec. Keith Willmore-Math Lori Cox-Social Science Athletic Awards Girls Sandra Squire - Volleyball Leslie Cox - Basketball Angela Dean - Track Rhonda Brandon - Dedication Loraine Howell - Setting Kathleen Reeve - Rookie Guys Doug Larson - Football Ken Beazer - Track And Field Doug Larson - Wrestling Ben Anderson - Science Davy Nuffer - Drama 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 Write Your Own caption Earth Calling Kevin I ought to be a punk rocker. When I grow up I want to be a store Mannequin ZZZZZZZZZZZ ?????????????????? “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 enjoy the sunshine on senior sluff.