Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

CLARION 1984 EDITOR-JANELL ALLRED ADVISOR-WINONA ERICKSON TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1-7 Classes 10-31 Academic 32-43 Organizations 44-67 Activities 68-79 Athletics 80-99 Patrons 100-103 Closing 104 5 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 7 8 9 John Squire Rick Wathen Lucy Biauer Dean Hatch President V. President Secretary Representative Senior Officers SENIOR CLASS 1984 As the Senior Class, we all look back to the best and most reward- ing time of our lives, our high school years. We have grown from eager young Freshmen to confident Seniors. We express our apprecia- tion to all of our teachers who have been willing to teach us and help us progress. We will always have the memory of M.H.S. with us as we move on to the future. Janell Allred Jim Anderson Tammy Anderson Matthew Andreason Ginger Ashworth John Bailey Scott Bawden Dee Ann Bean Jolene Beazer Jodi Bennett Diane Bessey Nina Blankenship Lucy Blauer Mitzi Carpenter Lonnie Cox Gary Cutler April Daniels 12 SENIORS Eric Dean Christine Dennison Wendy Densley Craig Denton Paul Farmer Bob Foote Lisa Garbe Bob Gibb Gary Hansen Paul Hansen Sandy Harmon Dean Hatch Christel Henretty Blake Howell Jody Johnson Jeri Jones Stacy Jorgensen Mark Knowles Michelle Lanier Melanie Larsen Karmal Larson Tracy Madsen Troy Miller Laura Meyers Ryan Mellor SENIORS 13 Paul Munson Jordan Nielson Jaye Dee Norton Joelle Naylor Nadean Nielson Karen Nuffer Chris Nelson Butch Noble Tamaki Oka Laura Olsen Lorri Orton Wendy Orton Jan Phelps Steven Ray Traci Shand Coreen Rich Lynn Seely Roy Simmons Steven Reid 14 SENIORS Robin Smith Wendy Snow Kathy Sorensen Eric Spenlove John Squire Russel Stevens Kim Stewart Shane Stewart Kimi Stilson Raylean Syndergaard Chris Sweeten Mark Tapp Sandra Thatcher Dane Thursten Jennifer Thursten Tahna Van Blankenstein Rick Wathen Kathleen Wood SENIORS 15 This has been a great year working with the yearbook. A lot of time and effort have gone into putting it all together. I would like to thank everyone on the staff, they have all worked hard to put together a great book. I especially want to thank the photographers, without whom we would never have made it. It has been a great experience for all of us and we hope you enjoy it! Most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Erickson, for all her knowledge and patience. Thank you. the students of M H.S. for giving us something exciting to work with and helping us put together the Clarion for 1984 16 Janell Allred - Editor JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class has helped make this year a great one. The Jr. Prom is the big event of the year and the Finance chairman was able, with the help of others, to provide the funds needed for a successful and memorable even- ing for all. The officers goal for the year was to create a feeling of unity within the “Class of 85 . Melanie Melissa Sue Ann Janice Birch Birrell Bown Bradley Terry Stephen Bradley Braithwaite JUNIORS 17 Jaylene Cluff Angela Curtis Zan Davis Cami Criner Susie Dodds Cynthia Cox Duane DeMill Jeff Dawn Debbie Good Greenwood Hayes Doug Haymond Charles Hedelius Donna Herron 18 JUNIORS Lorna Jorgenson f s’ Michelle Larsen Darlene Jenkins Penny Jorgenson Angie Larson Crystal Larsen 1 Monique Luster Dan Macfarlane Dale Mackey Jerry Jensen KamRay Jensen ■ t Kelly Larsen Kimberly Madsen Daniel Maynes Wendy Mclnelly David Meade JUNIORS 19 Brooks Nielson � I Janette Rory Nielson Nielson Wendy Norton Melanie Denise Ockey Olson Kathleen Reeve Charles Rhodes 20 JUNIORS Allan Stevens Mike Versteeg John Weiss Adam Willardsen Jolin Wilkinson John Willmore Rona Wintch Troy Corrine Rog Craig Bown Tapp Tervort Cox Karla Simonsen JUNIORS 21 SOPHOMORES Sophomores are those special people found between the Fresh- men and the Juniors. They still haven't quite settled down to the serious side of school and find the idea of fun most appealing. Our Sophomore class adds a sparkle of excitement to our everyday life at school and we think they are great. Ron Boyer Karen Barlow Stacey Barnett Lisa Bawden $S==2( Melinda And reason Mark Baker 22 SOPHOMORES Jackie Davis Mike Frischknecht John Gibb Robert Hall Brenda Gina Hansen Hermansen Vicki Hughes SOPHOMORES 23 John Joan Keller Knowles Heather Wayne Leslie Lublin Ludvigson Lund Taunia Luster Andy Lyon Shirlene Meyers Anita Mickelson Matt Madsen % Teresa McCaul t Tim Miller 24 SOPHOMORES Steve Travis Paula Shand Peterson Peterson Phelps Rasmussen Robert Sevy SOPHOMORES 25 David Jared Glen Stephanie Shane Mary Simmons Simmons Squire Stevens Stewart Syndergaard Carl Brent Cary Wallace Woodside Zabriskie Steve Ziegler 26 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Evan James, President Dalaine Richardson, V. President - Dale Henning son. Secretary - Gary Cox. Representative I hope I don't get canned ' and Gee I wonder if high school will be hard ' were some of the thoughts that the fresh- men had when they first entered MHS. As the year progressed a remarkable change took place as they began to mature and be- come an important part of the school. I'm glad I'm in high school, it's a lot more fun ' seems to be the final assessment as the year closes. Diana Alder Eric Amey Sammie Baxter Paul Beach FRESHMEN 27 Trisha Edmunds Wade Fox Lynette Daniels Darren Garbe Eileen Gibb Shannon Carrie Mark Blake Graham Greenhalgh Hall Hansen Dave Gilkey I Cory Gordon Christine Mark Nathan Holman Jacks Jackson Evan James Ronald Jensen Steven Jensen 28 FRESHMEN Debbi Keisel Kris Larson i.ii John Mclff Scott McNeil Glenda Meeks Manny Mellor Pam Jeanie Miller Mosher Chris Don Nance Naylor Mitzi Johnson Kimberly Jones Brett Larson Devron Larsen Cherrie Joe Lloyd Lopez FRESHMEN 29 Dalaine Richardson Jonathan Russell Jamie Steck Greg Stevens Danny Tapp Rachelle Tervort Laura Stacy Thomson Van Blankenstein 30 FRESHMEN Craic Noble Joe Peterson FRESHMEN 31 «H__) ACADEMICS MHS FACULTY Shcrrin Benson Drama, English Learning is the key to success and happiness. What we learn dur- ing our school years is what we take with us throughout our lives. Teachers form the basis for that learning. We are proud of our fac- ulty at MHS. They are devoted and dedicated to teaching young peo- ple. Much of what they do is be- hind the scenes and we as students appreciate their efforts. Robert Bessey Science. Type, Math Les Bogh Art Wilbur Braithwaite Galen Christiansen Math, P.E. Auto Mechanics Clair Erickson Social Studies Winona Erickson Don Findlay Media, Yearbook Orchestra Lorna Frischnecht Leslie Good Glen Goodwin Home Economics Math, Science Driver's Ed., Health, Math Chris Church Rodney Cox Shop. Drafting Counselor 34 FACULTY Richard Kimball Spanish John Ockcy Health. Driver’s Ed.. Math Becky Kjar Business Helene Larson Secretary George Thatcher William Thompson Electronics Music Darrell Warren Principal Earl Wheeler Science Dixie Willden English Doug Ludvigson Vaun Mickelson Special Education Social Studies FACULTY 35 SCHOOL SERVICES Eagerly students race down the halls when the bell rings for lunch. Empty stomachs are then filled and the afternoon schedule begins. After school the custodians take over and the faithful buses arrive to transport the students to their homes. The Ser- vice staff is an important part of our school day and we appreciate their ef- forts. Carol Mortensen School Lunch V m • % Nan Edwards School Lunch Leah Black Teacher's Aide Joyce Alder School Lunch ■■■ Ken Larsen Carl Braithwaite Ted Thomson Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver 36 Darrell Warren, Assistant Superinten- dant accepted the position of Principal of MHS, at the beginning of the 83-84 school year. He filled the position left by Mr. Ivan Rowley. Mr. Warren main- tained his duties at the district office in part and spent the majority of his time at MHS. Mr. Warren was born and raised in Mapleton, Utah. He graduated from Springville High School, then attended Snow College where he made the all 1CAC basketball team. He went on a mission to Australia for two years, then attended Utah State University where he graduated and went on to BYU to receive his masters degree. In 1961 he started teaching and in 1966 he became Principal at Gunnison Elementary. In 1978 he was made Assistant Superintendant for the South Sanpete School District. He mar- ried Rula Thompson and they have four children. The Manti High School is by tradition, a necessary function of the lives of the young people of this valley. Our High School is here to prepare the youth for a better way of life. The goal is that every student achieve at his or her maximum potential. The administration and teachers are dedicated to making our school a place where students want to come and excel in the academics and activities. I encourage all students to prepare now to take advan- tage of opportunities when they come their way. Darrell Warren P S. I'M PROUD TO BE A TEMPLAR — 37 38 The South Sanpete Board of Edu- cation worked hard throughout the year to enforce the new attendance policy. They know how to handle problems and are always willing to help in any way. They determine what money will be spent by schools in the district and are effi- cient in making decisions to govern our schools. We appreciate all they do for us! McLloyd Erickson Board Member Glen Lee Board Member Scott W Bean Superintendent Kent Sanders Board Member Sheila Sorenson Board Member Tom Willardsen Having fun Clerk SCHOOL BOARD AND STAFF G. Stanley Black Transportation Director 'How does this paper cutter work? 39 Cherie Neeley Secretary Carol K. Lowry School Lunch Supervisor Who me? CLASSES Learning is the keystone to the fu- ture. What we learn through our teachers, classes, and textbooks, will open the doors to a better future. Learning is wealth to the poor, an honor to the rich, an aid to the young, and a support and comfort to the aged. — Lavater. 40 CLASSES As minutes pass we learn more and more that we will always use in our lives ahead. Teachers and stu- dents working together build the future of tomorrow. The teachers teach the students of today, who will be the teachers of tomorrow. Besides class work, there are many opportunities to experience learn- ing through participation in things outside of the classroom. CLARION-TRUMPET STAFF The Yearbook staff and the Trum- pet staff were combined in one class this year. Each student contributed to both publications. As the year Pro- gressed some students found they en- joyed the yearbook more and some preferred the school paper. We hope you have enjoyed both. STAFF MEMBERS Janell Allred - Yearbook Editor Wendy Orton - Trumpet Editor Nadean Nielson - Photographer Winona Erickson - Advisor Jim Anderson John Bailey Michelle Baker Robert Berry Janice Bradley Lisa Garbe Angela Larson Jordan Nielson Lorrie Orton Julene Scow Roy Simmons Karla Simonsen Kathy Sorenson JoLin Wilkinson 46 N.H.S. JoLin Wilkinson-Historian, Susan Rees-Secretary Melanie Larsen-President, Leslie Good-Advisor Not pictured: Traci Shand-V. President The National Honor Society con- sists of 30 students. New members were installed in February. These students are chosen by the faculty for their achievements in the cate- gories of character, service, scholar- ship, and leadership. They do dif- ferent activities in the school such as helping to clean the halls and selecting two students from each class to be Student of the Month. They are one of the fine groups at Manti High. MEMBERS Eric Anderson Heidi Baker Diane Bessey Melanie Birch April Daniels Gary Hansen Penny Jorgensen Melanie Larsen Monique Luster Steve Mickelson Annette Monson Nadean Nielson Rory Nielson Susan Rees Kathleen Reeve Traci Shand Robin Smith Allan Stevens Sandra Thatcher JoLin Wilkinson 48 M.U.N. The main purpose of the Model United Nations club is to develop interest in International Affairs. This year the delegates had to study in detail the countries of Egypt and the Philippines. They represented these countries at the M.U.N. con- ference in April. They were as- signed to different committees, such as economics, defense, war- fare and security. They defended the country's stand on issues and problems. MEMBERS Dan Macfarlane Stacy Jorgensen Ryan Mellor Melanie Birch Rory Nielson Heidi Baker Karl Mellor Angie Larson Gary Hansen Anissa Rogers John Willmore Sandra Thatcher Jeff Bennion Wendi Snow Clair Erickson-Advisor 40 For a full week, students and teachers, nearly 14,000 of them, an- nually put aside their textbooks and travel to Washington D.C. for intensive, firsthand study of their government. This year the students from Manti who went to Washington D. C. with the Close-Up program were: Melanie Larsen, Sandy Thatcher, April Daniels, DeeAnn Bean, Melanie Birch and Wendy Orton. They visited many public build- ings such as the Capital and the Supreme Court buildings. They were also there the week of Veter- ans Day and saw some of the cere- monies for the marines who died in Lebanon. They feel that the most impressive thing they saw was Williamsburg, Virginia, where they ate Pea Nut soup. 50 UPWARD BOUND rt £ I. U u Advisor John Ockey, Travis Peterson. Paul Farmer, Rick Rass- muson, Melanie Ockey, Troy Beal. David Meade, Judi Williams, Jodi Williams Not pictured- Robert Berry, Tiffany Wardell, Su- sie Dodds Upward Bound is a federal- ly funded program to aid stu- dents in their desire to go to college. It is administered by Snow College. There are sixty students in the program, ten from each of six high schools. The program provides help in the academic area, the social area, the activity area and the financial area. 51 MUSIC Right SWING CHOIR: Chris Nelson, Kelly Larsen, Darlene Smith, Mr. Thompson, Crystal Larsen, Ta- maki Oka, Michelle Lanier. MIXED CHORUS: Mr. Thompson, Tiffany Wardell, Mitzi Carpenter, RaLean Syndergaard, Tracy Madsen, Karmal Larsen, Lorri Orton, Myles VanGorder, Ron Boyer, Joe Lopez, Don Dozier, Jann Cox, Tammy An- derson, Wendi Snow, Cynthia Crisman, Teresa McCall, Barbie Walker, Kathy Sorensen, Melissa Ol- sen, Vicki Hughes. CONCERT BAND: Mr. Thompson, Tyler Nielson, Gerald Christiansen, Doug Birrell, Eric Anderson, Steve Versteeg, Karma Peterson, Jim Anderson, Roy Simmons, Tim Cox, Chip Wintch, Evan James, Jamie Steck, Chris Nance, Chris Larsen, Diane Alder, Mi- chelle Sanderson, John Mclff, Mark Hall, Mike Frischkneckt, Shirlene Meyers, Leslie Lund, Glenda Meeks, Stephanie Sanderson, Debbie Keisel, Verena Bolli, Diana Jenssen, Melanie Young, Nellis Sander- son, Dalaine Richardson. 52 1M CHAMBER CHOIR: Chris Nelson, John Squire, Eric Dean, Shirlene Meyers, Karen Nuffer, Wendy Orion, Crystal Larsen, Valerie Meyers, Jenny Meeks. Manny Mellor. James Willmore, Kent Bean, Sandra Thatcher, Traci Shand, Wendy Densley, Cynthia Cox, Jeri Jones, Tamaki Oka. Melanie Larsen, Lucy Blauer, Mr. Thompson. JAZZ BAND: Paul Beach, Charles Hedelius, Jim Anderson. Roy Simmons, Matt Andreason, Eric Anderson, Mr. Thompson, Chip Wintch, Jamie Steck, Karl Mellor. John Keller, Anita Mickelson. Karma Peterson. Monique Luster, Diana Jensen. ORCHESTRA: Michelle Lanier. Paul Beach, Steven Jensen. Jared Simmons. David Simmons, Charles Hedelius, Mr Findlay. Maria Syndergaared. Diane Bessey, Susie Chadwick, Lisa Baw- den, Aimee Eberhard, Melody Hansen, Rachelle Tervort. 53 GAA AND LETTERMEN Coach Jarvis. Bonnie Talbot. Stacy Barnett, Cheryl Tolman, Susie Dodds. Melanie Larsen. Lucy Blauer, Wendy Norton. Kelly Larsen, Susan Chadwick, Pam Miller, Melissa Olsen. Kris Larsen. LeeAnna Nell. Dalaine Richardson. Verena Boli, Diane Alder, Paula Phelps. Kelly Black, Chrissy Shaw, Kimberley Jones, Robin Smith, Brenda Hansen, Cynthia Cox, Melinda Andreasen, Vicki Hughes, Stacy Jorgenson. Penny Jorgenson. Kathleen Reeve. Sandi Harmon, Karmal Larsen. Teresa Tuttle. Carmelita Bia, Lisa Wintch Kurt Dean. David Simons. Allan Stevens, Christ Sweeten, Dane Thurston, Chant Peck, Lynn Scow, Danny Tapp, Tony Blauer, Joe Wcrnz, Devron Larsen, Gary Hansen, Craig Cox, Brett Larsen. Jamie Steck, Judd Wathen, John Keller, Dean Hatch, Denny Cox, Tim Miller, Glen Squire, Tyler Nielson, Nathan Jackson, Doug Birrell, Jason Baker, Jim Anderson, Roy Simmons. Steven Reid, Mark Knowles. Eric Dean, Steven Ray, Chris Nelson, Adam Willardsen, John Squire, Greg Stevens, Evan James. Shane Stewart, Mark Hall, Steve Zeigler. Shand Rasmussen. Derek Bond, Karl Mellor, John Willmore, Matt Jacks, Doug Haymond, Jeff Bennion, Dan Macfarlane, Rory Nielson, Terry Bradley. Blake Howell. Kam Ray Jensen. Jeff Good. Kenneth Nielson, Rick Rasmussen. Ronald Jensen. 54 SCHOOL SPIRIT The Cheerleaders and Drill Team promoted school spirit and helped unite our student body this year by cheering eagerly at all of the games and supporting Manti High School in every activity. TEMPLARETTES Susan Rees - President Stacy Jorgensen - V. Pres. Jeri Jones - Drill Mistress Anissa Rogers - Jr. Drill Mistress Penny Jorgensen - Secretary Michelle Lanier - Historian Monique Luster - Finances DeeAnn Bean Jodi Bennett April Daniels Traci Shand Kim Stilson Michelle Baker Corrinne Tapp Rona Wintch Stacey Barnett Adrienne Neeley Karena VanBlankenstein Taunia Luster Melissa Kalaher CHEERLEADERS Karen Nuffer - Head Wendy Snow Laura Olson Camy Criner JoLin Wilkinson Angie Larson Tahna VanBlankenstein Janice Bradley Julie Jackson - Head Kelli Shand Karen Barlow Kimberly Christensen Jackie Davis Stacy VanBlankenstein Jennifer Norton Christine Holman 56 SO a. The Preferred Men who were chosen for this year's Drill Team Formal were: Senior, Scott Bawden - Junior, Jeff Bennion - Sophomore, John Keller. 57 F.H.A. A very active club in our school is the Future Homemakers of Amercia. This club has held many exciting activities. They sold San- tagrams in December, sponsored a Western Roundup in January and attended FHA State Conven- tion in March. A great year for FHA. Lucy Blauer, April Daniels, Lisa Bawden, Melanie Birch, Karen Corcoren, Cindy Nance, Laurie Hughes, Tracy Mendenhall, Rhonda Orton, Shirlene Myers, Wendy Orton, Kathy Sorenson, Glenda Meeks, Kelly Larson, Nadean Nielson. FHA OFFICERS Nadean Nielson Kelly Larson DeeAnn Bean Aimee Eberhard April Daniels Lucy Blauer Lorna Frischknecht Wendy Orton Wendy Densley Karmal Larson - Treasurer - Publicity - Families Futures - Secretary - Studentbody - Historian - Advisor - President - V. President - Regional Rep. 58 PREFERRED COUPLES Freshmen: Jason Baker Rachelle Tervort Senior: Bob Foote Lucy Blauer Sophomores: Tony Blauer Anita Mickelson F.F.A. The Future Farmers of Amer- ica, is a well organized club and one of the largest groups in the school. They participated in many activities. A trip to Snow College for the F.F.A. Field day, judging soils, animals, range and learning many things that will help them in the future, were all part of the pro- gram. The highlight of the year was F.F.A. Week when they selected the annual F.F.A. Sweetheart. Eight girls were chosen by the club to participate in this contest. An as- sembly was enjoyed by all and each Queen contestant made a cake which was sold. Officers from left to right - Charles Hcdelius - Reporter, Jodi Benett - Sentinel. Traci Shand - Vice President. Janell Allred - President. Sue Ann Bown - Treasurer, Mr. Wheeler - Advisor. Not Pictured: Rona Wintch - Secretary. Karla Simonson Historian Mike Versteeg, Eric Spendlove. Russel Stevens, John Bailey, Myles Van Gorder, Gerald Christiansen, Tyler, Nielson, Troy Bown, George Dotson, Paul Hansen, Blake Hansen. Steven Jensen, Ronald Jensen, Jeri Jones, Shane Stewart, Raymond Thomson. Lynn Seely, Janette Seely, Andy Lyon, Janell Allred, Jodi Bennett. Kenneth Nielson, Tim Anderson. Sue Ann Bown. Stacy Barnett, Robert Sevy, Steve Peterson. Bonnie Talbot, Traci Shand, Rona Wintch. Eva Fredrickson. Denny Cox, Julie Nielson, Melinda Andreason. Not pictured: John Weiss. Danny Tapp, Laynn Scow, Brent Edmunds, Bob Gibb, Charles Hedelius. Matt Madsen. Shand Rasmusson. Coreen Rich. Chris Sweeten. John Gibb. Nina Blankenship. Zan Davis, KamRay Jensen, Craig Noble. Karla Simonson, Michael Shane Stewart. NEW N.H.S. MEMBERS John Squire, Glen Squire, Dan Mcfarlane, Taunia Luster, John Keller. Julie Jackson, Gina Kermansen, Brenda Hansen Mike Frischknecht, Craig Denton, Cynthia Cox, Kimberly Christensen. STATE CLOSE-UP Willmore, Charles Hedelius, Advisor Mr. Mickelson, Wendy Orton, Steve Mickelson, Sandra Thatcher, Monique Luster, m. i J EPHRAIM YOUTH CITY COUNCIL Wendy Orton, Laurie Hughes- Councilwomen, Lorri Eberhard Secretary, Melanie Birch-Coun- cilwoman, Sandra Thatcher-Mayor. i W PEP CLUB It's great to hear cheering in the stand, the newly organized Pep Club has really boosted the spirit of our teams and crowds. Thanks to the Booster Club who put it all to- gether the enthusiasm is unbeliev- able. The Pep Club cheers along with the Cheerleaders at Basketball games and Wrestling matches. All this spirit and support helps our teams to work harder to make MHS The Best We Can Be. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America Club is a nationally organized club to foster business leadership and increase students knowledge of the free enterprise system. Mrs. Becky Kjar is the club advisor. Rick Wathen was president the first semester and Laura Meyers the Vice President took over during the second semester. Melanie Larsen served as Secretary, Robin Smith as Treasurer and Laura Olsen as historian. FBLA: Tammy Anderson, Gina Hermanson, Joelle Naylor, Melanie Birch, Becky Kjar, Robin Smith, Laura Olsen, Sherlene Meyers, Julene Scow, JoLin Wilkinson, Michelle Baker, Laura Meyers. Not pictured: Robert Berry, Rich Wathen, Karen Corcoran. DRAMA AND FORENSICS DRAMA CLUB: Stacy Jorgenson, Sherrin Benson, Steve Ray, Camy Criner, Gary Cutler, Kim Stewart, Gerald Christiansen, Connie Simonsen, Tracy Men- dennall, Jan Phelps, Rona Wintch, Glenda Meeks. Not pictures: Chris Sweet- en, Michelle Lanier, Sherri Aldred. FORLNSIC CLUB Stacy Jorgenson, Wendi Snow, Melanie Larsen, Joelle Naylor, Diana Jensen, Jeff Bennion, Angie Larson, Tracy Mendenhall, Camy Criner, Charles Hedelius. Doug Haymond, Kelly Larsen, Crystal Larson, San- dra Thatcher. Sherrin Benson. Ryan Mellor, Allan Stevens. Not pictured: Steve Ziegler, Gary Hansen, Michelle Lanier, Gary Cutler. Kim Stewart, Jan Phelps. 65 HEY MAN! SMILES !?!? r i i ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 'THE BEST WE CAN BE Monday: Queen Contest Slave Sale Tuesday: Letter Lighting Wednesday: Powder Puff Thursday: Pep Rally Volleyball J.V. Football Friday: Varsity Football Dance 70 71 DIRECTOR MUSICAL DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR STUDENT DIRECTOR Finian Sharon Susan Og CAST . Sherrin Benson Bill Thompson Mary Burgess Sandy Thatcher Wood Buzz ........... Senator Rawkins 1st Sharecropper 2nd Sharecropper 3rd Sharecropper 4th Sharecropper Henry .......... Julie........... 1st Geologist 2nd Geologist Diana .......... Honey Lou....... Jane ........... JoAnn .......... Mr. Robust .... Mr. Shears ...... 1st Passion Pilgrim Gospeleer .... 2nd Passion Pilgrim Gospeleer . . . 3rd Passion Pilgrim Gospeleer . . . Sheriff..................... 1st Deputy ................. 2nd Deputy ................. 3rd Deputy ................. Chorus ..................... PIANISTS: Michelle Lanier, Lucy Burgess. CHOREOGRAPHY: Kriste Neeley Laura Olsen. ............Ronald D. Hall .........Jennifer Meeks ..........Crystal Larsen ........Stephen Braithwaite ...............Karl Mellor ............Jared Simmons ...............Gary Cutler ..........Shirlene Meyers ..........Janice Bradley ..........Penny Jorgensen ............Melody Hansen ........Gerald Breinholt ..............Lisa Bawden ...........Eric Anderson ..............Ryan Mellor .........Rachelle Tervort ..............Lisa Bawden ...........Glenda Meeks ..........Tracy Mendenhall ..............Kent Bean ............Manny Mellor ............Daniel Maynes ............John Willmore ...........Darlene Smith . . Anthony Henry Blauer ..............Matt Jacks ..............Chip Wintch ...............Eric Bessey .............. Diane Alder Blauer. COSTUMES: Mary MAKEUP: Shirlene Olsen, 72 STAGE CREW: David Meade, Charles Rhodes, Roy Simmons, Bill Thompson - advisor, Steve Versteeg, Jim Anderson, Paul Rhodes, Charles Hedelius. Thanks for all your hard work. 73 JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom committee consisted of Heidi Ba- ker-Chairman, JoLin Wilkinson-Refreshments, Moni- que Luster-Decorations, Michelle Baker-Invitations and programs. Sue Ann Bown-Advertisement, Anissa Rogers-Promenade Choreographer. They worked hard to make it the best Prom ever. -----------------L KING QUEEN Sue Ann Bown Doug Haymond 1st ATTENDANTS Kelly Larsen Jeff Bennion 2nd ATTENDANTS Wendi Norton San Macfarlane 75 FAVORITES students survey 1983-84 COMEDIAN 1. Richard Pryor 2. Eddie Murphy 3. Bill Cosby ACTOR 1. John Stamos 2. Sylvester Stallone 3. Tom Sellek ACTRESS 1. Heather Thomas 2. Jennifer Beals 3. Heather Locklear ROCK GROUP 1. Quiet Riot 2. Def Leppard 3. Journey COUNTRY GROUP 1. Alabama 2. Oak Ridge Boys 3. Kenny Rogers SUPERHERO 1. Superman 2. He-Man 3. Batman T.V. SHOW 1. A-Team 2. Simon Simon 3. Magnum P.I. MOVIE OF '83 1. Stayin Alive 2. Flashdance 3. Risky Business SOAP OPERA 1. Days of our Lives 2. General Hospital 3. All My Children PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM 1. Dallas Cowboys 2. L.A. Raiders 3. Washington Redskins nsitw nsn n s east VIDEO GAME 1. Centipede 2. Pac Man 3. Popeye MAGAZINE 1. Seventeen 2. Sports III. 3. Hot Rod CEREAL 1. Captain Crunch 2. Fruit Loops 3. Lucky Charms ICE CREAM 1. Chocolate Mint 2. Chocolate 3. Sherbert TOOTHPASTE 1. Crest 2. Aqua-Fresh 3. Aim CAR 1. Corvette 2. Farari 3. Camaro DATE (favorite place to go) 1. Movie 2. Dance 3. Dinner BOYS WILDEST FANTASY To go on a date with the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. GIRLS WILDEST FANTASY To be stranded on an island with Matt Dillon or Tom Sellek. FAVORITE TIME OF YEAR 1. Summer 2. Fall (hunting season) 3. Spring 4. Winter (skiing) 77 STERLING SCHOLAR The purpose of the Sterling Scholar program is To recognize high school seniors for scholastic excellence.” The competition is open to seniors in the high schools of Juab, Millard, North San- pete, Piute, Sevier, South Sanpete, Tintic and Wayne counties. Each school may nominate one student in each of the twelve categories. These students have been selected to represent Manti High School, and will compete in March with the other schools. Selections of winners will be based on Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship and Character. Steve Reid English and Literature Lucy Blauer Music Roy Simmons Vocational Laura Meyers Business 78 CATCH!! All this for being late to lunch 70 No!! You can't see it yet. SPORTS TENNIS The girls participating in sports this year have done an awesome job. Their dedication is what has led them to success and victory. Many mornings they were up and practicing at 6 a.m., eager and willing to prepare for victory at their next game. Girls' sports have come a long way in the last few years. We think it's great. Keep up the super work MHS girls. 1st row: Coach Braithwaite. Janice Bradley. Wendi Snow. Melanie Larsen. Stacy Jorgensen. 2nd row: Camy Criner, Kelli Shand. Karena Van Blankenstein, Kelly Larsen. Penny Jorgen- sen. Nadean Nielson. 82 SCORES TENNIS RESULTS GIRL'S TEAM Manti def. Richfield 5-0 Manti def. Wasatch Academy 5-0 Placed 1st in a Mini-Tournament at Richfield (MHS, So. Sevier, RHS) Placed 1st in Five Team Tournament at Snow (No. Sanpete, Wasatch Academy, So. Sevier, Richfield, MHS) Placed 2nd in a combined Region 10 Team Tournament at St. George (MHS 20 - Dixie 21) Serve, bounce, hit, smash! That's the way the girls' tennis team plays. They practice many hours for a good reason. Our team ranked top in the region. Keeping in the rhythm of the game they pulled off many victories. Their wholeheart goes into the fast and fun game. It really takes co-ordination! Rained out at region, they still stayed to fight it out to the end. Great success was the result. Thanks to their great coach- Coach Braithwaite b Top Row 1 to r, Penny Jorgensen. Susan Chadwick, Dawn Greenwood. Pam Miller, Brenda Hansen. Third row, Dalaine Richardson, Melinda Andreason, LeeAnna Nell, Chrissy Shaw, Verena Bolli. Second Row, Kris Larsen, Stacy Barnett, Bonnie Talbot, Melissa Olsen, Cheryl Toleman, Front Row, Coach Jarvis, Kelly Larsen, Wendy Norton, Kimberly Jones. 84 JV BASKETBALL Kelly Larsen. Rachelle Tervort, Carmelita Bia, Susan Chadwick. Paula Phelps. Verena Bolli. Dawn Greenwood. Teresa Tuttle. Lisa Wintch, Pam Miller, Kris Larson, Kelli Black, Diane Jensen. Many of the J.V. players were brand new this year, but that didn't slow them down. Up early morning running, jumping, dribbling, pass- ing, and shooting were all in a daily workout. With all of their work came success. Great coaches were also part of their victories. Good work J.V.! 85 GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPS 1984 TEAM MEMBERS Dawn Greenwood Robin Smith Karmal Larson Kathleen Reeve Teresa Tuttle Coach Jarvis Sandi Harman Brenda Hansen Cynthia Cox Coach Hughes Wendy Norton Susie Dodds Kelly Larson 86 CONGRATULATIONS, Girls Bas- ketball team! The State 2A champions and an undefeated season in league play. Two goals extraordinary, reached with effort and enthusiasm. Hard work and cooperation between team members and coaches has made this year a real highlight for Girls Bas- ketball at Manti High School. SCORES US THEM 49 '• Wayne 44 51 Delta 39 42 Millard 28 48 Payson 37 64 Richfield 59 45 Juab 32 53 Spanish Fork 70 56 Grand 35 56 Richfield 33 54 North Sanpete 22 47 Delta 46 63 Grand 24 48 North Sevier 37 57 Millard 28 39 Juab 21 67 North Sanpete 18 87 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Victories as well as losses, have all been shared by our Varsity Vol- leyball Team and the Templar fans. Throughout the year each girl has worked hard, played tough and fought proudly. Working together with a great deal of practice, team- work, and dedication, really paid off. Thanks to Coach Jarvis for her efforts in perfecting the team. 88 Stacy Jorgensen, Robin Smith, Penny Jorgensen, Karmal Larson, Jolene Beazer, Melinda Andreasen, Kathleen Reeve, Cynthia Cox, Brenda Hansen, Melanie Larsen, Coach Cathi Jarvis, Kelly Larsen, Bonnie Talbot, Wendy Norton. 90 VARSITY FOOTBALL IM t4� 1 f r k 3Wi '. The MHS football team started their training season in August with high hopes and enthusiasm. The team was young and although they improved with each game vic- tory seemed rather illusive. Coach Hughes, a new Coach was assisted by Tom Rees, Robert An- derson, Doug Ludvigson and John Barrett. The large turn out of Fresh- men and Sophomores makes the future look very promising for football as the team gains exper- ience. TOP ROW: Gary Cox. Mark Tapp. Dane Thurston, Mark Knowles, Doug Haymond, Jeff Good, Kenneth Neilson. Miles Van Gorder, Steve Reid. SECOND ROW: Denny Cox, Chris Nelson, Tony Blauer, Adam Willardson, Kam Rae Jenson, Terry Bradley. Greg Stevens, Alan Stevens. THIRD ROW Nathan Jackson, John Keller, Dan McFarlane. Rory Neilson. Tyler Nielson. Tim Miller. Ryan Mellor, Scott Bawden. BOTTOM ROW: Matt Jacks, Glen Squire. David Ogden, Chris Sweeten, Roy Simmons, Jim Anderson, Shand Rasmussen, Steven Ray 93 IV FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Row 1: Cory Gordon, Don Naylor. Danny Tapp. Nathan Jackson. Lynn Scow. Scott McNiel, Bret Larson. Row 2: Greg Stevens, Myles VanGorder, Raymond Thomson, Jammie Steck, Jim Anderson, Allan Stevens, Terry Bradley. Row 3: James Willmore, Steven Jensen, Craig Boynton, Gary Cox, David Ogden, Glen Squire, Tim Miller. Row 4 Derek Bond, Jeff Good, Doug Haymond, Shand Rasmussen. KamRay Jensen. Denny Cox. Tyler Nielson. Row 5: Devron Larsen, Eric Bessey, Mark Jacks, Evan James. Jason Baker, John Mclff. Row t: Jeff Bennion, Gerald Brienholt (Manager). 94 Coach Goodwin, David Ogden, Erik Nelson, Shane Stewart, Glen Squire, John Keller, Coach Braithwaite, Kurt Dean, Cary Zabriskie, Shand Rasmussen, Denny Cox, Tim Miller, Tyler Nielson. BOYS BASKETBALL Front Row: Coach Braithwaite. Matt Jacks. Bob Foote, Rory Nielson Middle Row: David Simons, Blake Howell. Stephen Braithwaite. Dean Hatch Top Row: Eric Dean. Daniel Maynes, Glen Squire, John Squire, Jeff Bennion. Chris Nelson. Two motto's for MHS Basketball Teams are: 1) Fight hard, fight clean!! 2) Never concede!! This year's team has been involved in three over-time games, a triple over-time at Delta, a double over- time with No. Sanpete, and a single over-time at Millard. Each were lost but the team has lived up to the above mottoes. WRESTLING Craig Cox Terry Bradley Cary Hansen Dan Tapp Mike Frischknecht Joe Wernz Dan Macfarlane David Simmons Devron Larson Brett Larsen KamRay Jenson Coach Tom Reese Tony Blauer Craig Boynton Myles Van Gorder II RED PATRONS ★ Best Wishes to M.H.S. and the Class of '84. Sterling City-John Ludvigson, Mayor ★ Frank's Body Shop — Painting, we make your old car look like new. Good Luck Seniors. ★ Mr. Lee wishes Good Luck in the future to the class of '84! ★ Good Luck to Manti High in Academics, and all extra-curricular activities Manti Grocery. ★ Congratulations Seniors from Steve and Dixie at the Warm Creek Ranch House. ★ Thomas Grocery-Sterling, Utah - wishes to congratulate the Senior Class of 1984. ★ Best wishes and Good Luck from everyone at Zion's First National Bank. ★ Congratulations and Good Luck, Lorri, Traci, and Karen. Love Jim and Kallene. ★ Best Wishes. Manti Messenger, Ephraim Enterprise, Max, Beth, Lloyd and Staff. ★ Snow College- Your community college- Transfer and Technical Programs. See You There! ★ Congratulation and Good Luck to the Class of '84 - Pearson Tire of Ephraim. ★ Cow Palace Lanes sends the Best of Luck to the graduating Seniors. ★ Best wishes to M.H.S. and the Class of '84. Jensen's Inc. ★ Hairs to you Seniors — Good Luck in the future! From the Hairbender. ★ Congratulations on a successful year! We wish you more to come- Snappy Service. ★ It has been a pleasure serving you — Ben Franklin. ★ Pykettes MFG. Co. would like to wish the class of 1984 the best of luck. ★ Thanks to all the businesses that helped support our yearbook this year! $ 100 WHITE PATRONS Good Luck Students at Manti High! From Ephraim Art Metal. Congratulations Manti High School - Bradleys Market. Congratulations to Manti High School - Allred Insurance Agency - Glen Allred Best Wishes Graduates from Stubbs Inc. in Ephraim. Sandy's Country Store. What a Biftatious year Templars. Go Raging Red. Meg Property Service and Cox Chemical Business here to serve you. Rex's Service. Rex B. Peterson. M.H.S. Booster. For all your Western needs see Harmon's Western Wear. Anderson Husky-gas, oil, fuel and a mechanic always on duty! Manti Home Supply wishes the Class of '84 Best of Luck. The Universal Impression- Your one stop print shop 283-4041. Good Luck to Manti High Students. Intermountain Farmers. The Temple View Lodge Salutes the Graduates of 1984. The Pant House - Foster Home for Clothes - Come Adopt our Style. For great food and friendly service come to the Malt Shop. Dr. Neil Larson D.D.S. Best wishes to the Class of '84. The finest in flowers for all occasions for your satisfaction - LaRue's Floral. Congratulations to the '84 Seniors from Bartholomew Insurance, Ephraim. Best Wishes to M.H.S. Students from J.B.'s Custom Sound. Good Luck Manti High School. Christiansen Furniture. Best Wishes Simmons Furniture and Hardware. Bank of Ephraim. Our Best Wishes to Manti High School. Congratulations Sandi! Skycap Builders, Denny K. Harman. 101 COUNCIL MEMBERS Gwen McGarry Hilmer Peterson Roy Reid Craig Oberg Mike Bawden 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 102 ’College and community cooperation ROBERT BESSEY MAYOR HIGHWAY 89 COUNCIL MEMBERS Lionel King Natasha Madsen Galen Christiansen Lee J. Anderson Kent Larsen CITY ATTORNEY Paul Frishknecht RECORDER William Mickelson TREASURER Melba DeMill 10a ISBBr i� !i vA , JPiQ nl? S: 225 jflr $ %m 2Hra«tt5$