Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

CLARION Manti High School 100 West 500 North Manti, Utah 84642 Compliments Of M.H.S.Students And Faculty Editor: Laurie Hughes Advisor: Winona Erickson CATCH IT! IT'S EVERY- WHERE! Where is it? In the halls, in the lunchroom, or at the football games? What is it, is the question? If you haven't guessed it by now, IT'S YOU!!! and the friendly spirit you create at the games, supporting our mighty Templar teams, along with the hardwork that goes on in the classroom. TABLE OF CONTENT Theme....................2 Classes .................5 Student Life ...........27 Sports .........................39 Academics ......................57 Clubs...........................77 Closing ........................95 Doug and Mike become very involved as they hope for a victory over North San- pete The Pep Band and others add their en- thusiasm those fans who come regularly to cheer. Lisa, Kathleen and Paula find concentra- tion necessary as they take a test in Home Ec. 2 THEME iviMsrsranaii m Manti plays against one of our biggest ri- vals, North Sanpete. J.V. football players relax in many ways as they wait for the bus. Our loveable mascot makes friends with a future Manti Templar. THEME 3 MR. LYNN PATTERSON The New Principal At M.H.S. Mr. Lynn Patterson was a new part of our school this year. Coming to Manti from Idaho was a big move, but an enjoyable one according to Mr. Patterson. In Idaho he was Principal of Bear River High School. While there he heard about the opportunity at Manti and thought it would be a challenge he would like to try. He applied and out of fifty applicants, Mr. Patterson was chosen. It has been exciting to have him for our new Principal. From all the students at Manti Mr. Patterson we're glad you are here. 4 PRINCIPAL Student Body Officers Student Body President - Rory Nielson Vice-President - Stephen Braithwaite Secretary - Kelly Larsen Activity Agent - Brenda Hansen 6 STUDENT OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f). fV 9 � jV PRES. - Jeff Bennion V. PRES. - Eric Anderson SEC. - Monique Luster REP. - Steve Mickelson Eric Anderson Timothy Anderson Heidi Baker Michelle Baker Camille Bell Jeff Bennion Melanie Birch Mellissa Birrell Sue Ann Bown Troy Bown Janice Bradley Terry Bradley Stephen Braithwaite Gerald Breinholt Craig Brunson Mike Burnidge SENIORS 7 Scott Christensen Jaylene Cluff Craig Cox Cynthia Cox Camy Criner Zan Davis Duane DeMill Lyle Dennis Don Dozier Lorilee Eberhard Eva Fredrickson Shelly Garland William Gilkey Jeff Good Dawn Greenwood Debbie Hayes Douglas Haymond As we look back on the past four years, we find many fond memories. As eager young freshmen, we were un- certain of what to expect, but looked forward to the excitement of high school. After hearing the terrifying tales of freshmen initiation, some of us were considering bringing our parents on the first day of school. But we soon realized that being freshmen wasn't all that bad. Our Sophomore year came with new confidence. Now that we knew what high school was all about we were ready for anything! As this year pro- gressed, our class branched out, be- coming involved in many extra-cur- ricular activities. The end of the year came and eight members of our class were installed in NHS. As our Junior year dawned, the big event of the year would be the Junior Prom. As the Prom got closer, and clos- er, each girl had visions of going with her Dad, but the invitations came and the Prom was a great success. The sum- mer after our Junior year, a tragedy occured, KamRay Jenson lost his life in a motorcycle accident. He set an exam- ple and touched all of our lives. Could it be? Were we actually Sen- iors? Time had gone by so fast. We were now the leaders of the school and tried to live up to our responsibilities. Our graduation wasn't the end, but only the ' Beginning of the Best.'' Thanks Manti High School, for help- ing us become what we are. Charles Hedelious 8 SENIORS Donna Herron Laurie Hughes Kevin Huntsman Melissa Ivie Darlene Jenkins Jerry Jensen Penny Jorgensen Lorna Jorgenson Crystal Larsen Ed Larsen Michelle Larsen Angela Larson Kelly Larsen Monique Luster Daniel Macfarlane Dale Mackey You have caught the spirit of Manti High School. May your memories be pleasant ones and your dreams for the future come true. SENIORS 9 Kimberly Madsen Daniel Maynes David Meade Jennifer Meeks Karl Mellor Steven Mickelson Scott Miller Annette Monson Brooks Nielson Janette Nielson Kenneth Nielson Rory Nielson Wendy Norton Melanie Ockey Denise Olson Rick Rasmussen 10 SENIORS David Simons Connie Miller Allan Stevens Angela Tuttle Myles Vangorder John Weiss JoLin Wilkinson Adam Willardson SENIORS 11 Susan Rees Kathleen Reeve Charles Rhodes Julene Scow John Willmore Rona Wintch No picture available Karla Simonson Jannette S. Marsh Roger Tervort Juniors Class Of 1986 Class President - Mike Frischknecht Vice. President - Stacey Barnett Secretary - Karma Peterson Class Representative - Julie Jackson Melinda Andreasen Karen Barlow Stacey Barnett Lisa Bawden Kelli Black Tony Blauer Damon Bolli Ron Boyer Craig Boynton Tressen Bryant Kim Christensen Sean Clark Karen Corcoran Dana Cox Denny Cox Jan Cox 12 JUNIORS Kendall Curtis Jackie Davis Kurt Dean Kristin Denton George Dotson Michelle Dove Aimee Eberhard Brent Edmunds Daniel Farnsworth Michael Frischknecht Ted Hadley Robert Hall Brenda Hansen Regina Hermansen Vicki Hughes Julie Jackson Christi Jacobson Diana Jensen John Keller Mike Larson Heather Lublin Wayne Ludvigson Taunia Luster Andy Lyon JUNIORS 13 Matt Madsen As they wait for football players to pick up treats Jill, Darlene and Adrienne ham it up. Patricia Madsen Teresa McCaul Anita Mickelson Tim Miller Cindi Nance Adrienne Neeley David Nelson Erik Nelson Tyler Nielsen David Ogden James Peterson Karma Peterson Steve Peterson Travis Peterson Paula Phelps Paul Rhodes Nellie Sanderson 14 JUNIORS Robert Sevy Kelli Shand Girl football players and boy cheerleaders. All part of the Homecoming fun. David Simmons Jared Simmons Darlene Smith Stephanie Stevens Bobbie Jo Stevenson Glen Squire Michelle Summers Mary Syndergaard Nellie. Stacy and Melinda enjoy dressing up as nerds as part of the Homecoming activities. JUNIORS 15 Bonnie Talbot Teresa Thomas Raymond Thomson Cheryl Tolman Tiffany Wardell Judd Wathen Jill Wilkinson Jodi Williams Brent Woodside Cary Zabriskie Steven Ziegler You've got to be kidding! Yes, we re here again. No Stephanie. 16 JUNIORS Sophomores Class Of 1987 CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right Jason Baker, Representa- tive; Kent Bean, President; Melissa Olson, Secretary; Tyler Nielson, V. President. Diane Alder Eric Amey Jason Baker Duane Bancroft Valerie Bancroft Samantha Baxter Paul Beach Kent Bean Eric Bessey Carmelita Bia Doug Birrell Verena Bolli Derek Bond Stephanie Braithwaite Lori Catmull Susan Chadwick SOPHOMORES 17 18-SOPHOMORES Gerald Christiansen Jerry Cluff Aaron Colby Guy Congdon Gary Cox Janice Cox Tim Cox Lynette Daniels David Dove Sarah Dozier Patti Dunigan Trisha Edmunds Rocio Fuentes Darren Garbe Cory Gorden Shannon Graham Carrie Greenhalgh Mark Hall Melody Hansen Blake Hansen Dale Henningson Christine Holman Nathan Jackson Evan James Ronald Jensen Mitzi Johnson Kimberly Jones Debbi Keisel Bret Larson Devron Larson Kris Larson Kay Leatham Cherrie Lloyd Joe Lopez Scott McNeill Stephen Meade Glenda Meeks Manny Mellor Tracy Mendenhall Pam Miller Jeanie Mosher Chris Nance Don Naylor LeeAnna Nell Casey Nielson Julie Nielson Tyler Nielson Craig Noble SOPHOMORES-19 Melissa Olson Stacey Olson Rhonda Orton Chant Peck Joe Peterson Dalaine Richardson Jonathan Russell Michelle Sanderson Stephanie Sanderson Lynn Scow Mike Sharpe Christine Shaw 20-SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES-21 Danny Tapp Rachelle Tervort Laura Thompson Roger Villar Joe Wernz Judi Williams James Willmore Chip Wintch Lisa Wintch Melanie Young Jeff Ziegler + Freshman 1988 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Annette Cox, President Jason Maylett, V. President David Nielson, Secretary Korie Cox, Representative Angie Adams Melanie Alder Amy Anderson Tyler Anderson Susan Anderson Jeremy Andreasen Robert Aycock Curt Barton Mark Bawden Meggan Beach Randy Beal George Bench Susan Bessey Joe Bennett Kaylene Birch Angela Blackham 22 FRESHMAN Cameron Bolli Justin Bond Roger Boyer Steve Brenchley Teddi Sue Buchanan Courtney Bryant David Call Jason Cherry Kayla Christensen Cameron Christison Michele Clark Joyce Cluff Christine Colby Ariann Congdon Kristen Cox Larry Cox Karla Cutler Duskey Dana Ruskey Dana Malissa Daniels Daniel Dennison Craig Dodds Mathew Eberhard Pauline Edmunds FRESHMAN 23 Douglas Erickson Stephanie Faatz Ilene Farmer Susan Farnsworth Merilee Francks Taralyn Frost Jason Garland Karen Gordon Sherrie Gray Dustin Hansen Tammy Hansen Suzanne Herron Rodney Hodson Mike Hughes Angel Ison Christopher Ivie Carrie Jensen Greg Johnson Melissa Lanier Nathan Larson Julie Lloyd Tara Lowry Shane Ludvigson David Luke 24 FRESHMAN Allen Lyman Michael Manson Johnny McCaul Andrew Naylor Mara Nielson Page Ogden Chad Olson Kristin Olson Michelle Olsen Ryan Olsen Erick Orton Diana Pay David Peterson Harley Peterson Jennifer Peterson Russel Peterson Tina Peterson Victor Plumley Melanie Rasmussen Kenny Rich Annette Riddle Jakob Schoppe Janice Scow Gerry Seely FRESHMAN 25 Jeffery Sevy Kim Shand Matt Smith Melanie Snow Melanie Wright Sonia Sorensen Ralph Squire Richard Squire Shane Stilson Emily Sutton DeeAnn Syndergaard Michael Thomas Kevin Thompson Sean Thompson Ronald Wardell Catherine Walker Vaughn Weiss Ricky Williams 26 FRESHMAN CAMELOT Producer - Director John Meeks Student Director Crystal Larsen King Arthur Tony Blauer Sir Sagramore Manny Mellor Guenevere Jennifer Meeks Guilliam Gerald Breinholt Lancelot Paul Beach Colgrevance.......................Mark Bawden Merlyn Jared Simmons Lady Ann ................Crystal Larsen Sir Dinadan Daniel Maynes Lady Sybil ..............Glenda Meeks Nimue Vocal Solo Denise Olson Morgan LeFey Darlene Smith Dance Lisa Bawden Page Kent Bean Mordred Karl Mellor Herald . . . James Willmore Pellinore Daniel Denison Tom of Warwick Douglas Erickson Squire Dap Dustin Hansen Morgan LeFey's Court: Kristen Olsen Sir Lionel..............John Willmore Teresa Thomas, Glenda Meeks, Eva Fred- rickson. Chorus: Douglas Erickson, Jan Cox, Melody Hansen. Tracy Mendenhall. Melanie Ras- mussen, Tara Lynn Frost, Tammy Hansen, Cathy Walker, Meggan Beach, Cindy Nance. Technicians: Charles Rhodes, Paul Rhodes, Eric Anderson, Jamie Steck, Tyler Bennett, Shane Ludvigson, Charles Hedelius, David Meade, Sean Thompson. 28 MUSICAL Homecoming Royalty Amy Anderson Queen Jennifer Meeks 1st Attendant Susan Chadwick 2nd Attendant HOMECOMING WEEK Mon. - Queen Contest, Slave Sale, Dress-up Day Tues. - Letterlighting, Nerd Day Wed. - Powder Puff, Clash Day Thurs. - Bonfire, Pep Rally, Volley- ball Game, Copy Teacher Day Fri. - Parade, Football Game, Dance 1ST PLACE IN COMPETITIONS Letterlighting - Seniors Powder Puff Game - Seniors Float - Seniors Football Game - Manti 12 Moab 47 32 HOMECOMING Your The Inspiration BIGGEST FLIRTS Jolin Wilkinson - Brooks Nielson 34 SENIOR PERSONALITIES BIGGEST HAMS Julene Scow - Stephen Braithwaite MOST LIKELY TO MAKE FOOLS OF THEMSELVES Crystal Larsen - Kenneth Nielsen SENIOR PERSONALITIES 35 Six new students came to Manti this year. They are: Candi Duncan, Cory Duncan, Charlene Howard, Sean Mc- Intyre, Brenton Campbell and Peter Conover. We hope they like it here and we welcome them to our school. Also pictured are Shand Rasmussen and Brian Anderson who were not in school the day pictures were taken. P t 36 STUDENT LIFE School Survey Toothpaste 1. Crest 2. Aquafresh Favorite Month 1. December 2. May Favorite Holiday 1. Christmas 2. Valentines Day Food 1. Mexican 2. Italian Sport 1. Football 2. Basketball T.V. Show 1. Days of Our Lives 2. A-Team Boys Name 1. Jason, Scott 2. Otis, Fred Girls Name 1. Amber 2. Ashley Funniest Actress 1. Carol Burnett 2. Geraldine Ferraro 3. Lucille Ball Funniest Actor 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Richard Pryor Idol 1. Yourself 2. Tony Blauer 3. Walter Mondale Color 1. Blue 2. Purple Time of day enjoyed most 1. Night 2. After school Enjoy Pen or Pencil the most 1. Pen Color of Toothbrush used in the morning 1. Blue 2. Pink Toothbrush in the evening 1. Blue 2. Green First thing put on in morning 1. Shirt Side hair is parted on 1. Middle 2. Right Amount of teeth 1. 28 2. 32 How many times do you brush your hair in a day? 1. 5 times 2. 3 times Which arm do you put in your sleeve first? 1. Right Which way do you button up your shirt first? Top or bottom? 1. Top Which side do you shave first? (Boys question) 1. Right Which earring do you put on first? (Girls question) 1. Right Which ear do you put the phone receiver to first? 1. Right (1) Huddle Up (2) Stretching out (3) No pain in this game (4) Watch out Delta (5) COACHES: Richard Peterson, Robert Anderson, Frank Montoya, Jimmy Jones. 40 FOOTBALL Front Row: Allan Stevens, Jeff Bennion, Dan Macfarlane, Rory Nielson, Lyle Den- nis, Myles VanGorder, Terry Bradley, Row 2: Gary Cox, Danny Tapp, Greg Stevens, Travis Peterson, David Ogden, Erik Nelson, Row 3: Ted Hadley, Jonathan Russel, David Nielson, Ryan Olson, Larry Cox, Jamie Steck, Devron Larson. Row 4: Jason Baker, Nathan Jackson, Glen Squire, John Keller, Kenneth Nielsen, Tyler Nielson, Row 5: Mark Bawden-Manager. Not pictured: Chris Ivie-Manager, Shand Rasmussen, Joe Wernz, Tony Blauer, Charles Rhodes, Ger- ald Breinholt, Evan James. Your the BEST TEAM We’re Not Gonna Take It. . . FOOTBALL 41 Don't lose your Spirit. There was a new feeling; Spirit and Energy for football this year. Even after losing, fans could sense a determination and pride that had been missing at M.H.S. At our opening assembly the M.H.S. spirit awoke from the dead and now our spirit is back. Our team has done a great job! Undefeated Row 1; Devron Larson, Danny Tapp, Joe Wernz, Donald Naylor, Ralph Squire, David Nielsen, Jamie Steck. Row 2; Michael Hughes, Andy Naylor, Erick Orton, Steve Brenchley, Tyler Anderson, Jona- than Russell. Row 3; Richard Squire, Rodney Hodson, Bret Lar- son, Ronald Jensen, Ryan Olsen, Larry Cox. Row 4; Ruskey Dana, Duskey Dana, David Luke, Doug Birrell, Jakob Schoppe, Shane Stil- son. 42 J.V. FOOTBALL 1st Row: Heidi Baker, Camy Criner, Penny Jorgensen. 2nd Row: Janice Bradley, Melanie Birch, Monique Luster. Not pictured: Kelli Shand. The girls tennis team under Coach Wilbur Braithwait did exception- ally well again this year. Congratulations on a winning season! 1st Singles .............................Camy Criner, 2nd region 2nd Singles Penny Jorgensen, 3rd region 3rd Singles Heidi Baker, 2nd region 1st Doubles Janice Bradley, Kelli Shand 2nd Doubles Monique Luster. Melanie Birch All The Way Manti. TENNIS 43 Varsity Row 1: Delaine Richardson, Kris Larson, Melissa Olson, Chrissy Shaw, LeeAnna Nell, Pam Miller, Bonnie Talbot, Row 2: Brenda Han- sen, Susan Chadwick, Penny Jor- gensen, Melinda Andreason, Kath- leen Reeve, Verena Colli, Cynthia Cox, Kelly Larson. J.v. VARSITY 1. Team, work, that's what we are after. Won Won Gunnison Gunnison 2. The team was always reaching for the star. No. Sanpete No. Sanpete Delta So. Sevier 3. Penny gets the ball up to the setter safely. W. Academy So. Sevier Juab Millard 4. Practice makes perfect. . . Juab Richfield W. Academy Richfield Millard Lost Lost Delta Delta 44 VOLLEYBALL Together To The Top Jr. Row 1: Melissa Olson, Kim Shand, Kaylene Birch, Annette Cox, Kris Larsen. Row 2: Pam Miller, Verena Bolli, Sherrie Gray, Christine Shaw, Susan Chadwick, Cathy Jar- vis-advisor. VOLLEYBALL 45 Eric Nelson David Simons Don Naylor Tyler Nielson Glen Squire David Ogden Daniel Maynes Shand Rasmussen Rory Nielson Jeff Bennion John Keller Stephen Braithwaite Coach Wilbur Braithwaite Not pictured 46 BOYS BASKETBALL Out Of The Ordinary Victories as well as losses, have been shared by our Varsity Basket- ball Team and the Templar Fans. The Team always played hard. To win was the prime goal, but even when we lost it was only by 2 or 3 points. Our team has never let the name Manti Templar down. This year we got a NEW MASCOT and it has helped the spirit at the games for both teams and fans. Coach Braithwaite has now been the MHS coach for over thirty years and his desire to win as well as his concern for character devel- opment in his team is well known to everyone. TEMPLARS ARE REALLY NUM- BER I BASKETBALL 47 Look To Tomorrow Todays Junior Varsity will be to- morrows Varsity. The J.V. teams have shown great enthusiasm and skill on the floor throughout the year. After they had played their game they would always be there cheering for the Varsity team mem- bers. Each of the J.V. players de- serve a pat on the back for their great endurance and dedication. We are very proud of you J.V. Row 1: Annette Cox, Stephanie Sanderson, Kaylene Birch, Julie Jackson, Ariann Congdon, Diane Alder. Row 2: Paula Phelps, Lisa Wintch, Kris Larsen, Rachelle Ter- vort, Kelli Black, Carmelita Bia. 48 J.V BASKETBALL Not Just A Beginning Front Row: Lynn Scow, Duane Bancroft, Donny Naylor, Evan James, Tyler Nielson. 2nd Row: Jonathan Russell, Guy Congdon, Gary Cox, Greg Stevens, Nathan Jackson, Coach Ludvigson. Not Pictured Derek Bond, David Dane J.V. BASKETBALL 4« Brenda Hansen Kathleen Reeve Kelly Larsen Wendy Norton Cynthia Cox Coach Cathy Jarvis Verena Bolli Carmelita Bia Rachelle Tervort Susan Chadwick Kris Larson Coach Glen Goodwin 50 GIRLS BASKETBALL Never Quite Like This Setting their goals high and refusing to stop short of reaching them made for a great year for Girls Basket- ball. This year with a new coach was a challenge for both coaches and team members. They wanted to win the State Championship again and they wanted to play well. They went to work and at press time they were on their way to that second State Championship. Thanks Coach Goodwin and Coach Jarvis. GIRLS BASKETBALL SI Row 1: Danny Tapp-119, Devron Larson-119, Terry Bradley-112, Bret Larson-88, Kevin Thompson-98, Row 2: Eric Bessey-132, Lyle Den- nis-105, Tyler Bennet-185, Myles VanGorder-138, Craig Cox-126, Rodney Hodson-155, David Sim- mons-145, Coach Tom Reece, Not Pictured: Joe Wernz-119. 52 WRESTLING Lay Them Flat What a way to pin down the year! Have no fear the templars are here, and they were ever since the begin- ning of the year. The team has worked hard to maintain their weight. It wasn't easy sacrificing all Moms home-made meals. The team also had to learn to control their sudden urges to go home, plop down in front of He-Man eating as much as they could instead of practicing after school. We have a great team this year. We have two members who are undefeated and on their way to state. We think our wrestlers are great! WRESTLING 53 A Change Of Pace Inside and out, girls and boys; all must take P.E. at sometime. It of- fers a welcome change from sitting in the classroom all day. The boys get in condition doing pushups and the girls stretch out with a little conversation. Both enjoy games of various kinds. 54 P.E. Teaching: A Hard Habit To Break Pam Bawden Secretary Robert Bessey Math, Science, Type Wilbur Braithwaite Math, P.E., Athletics Gaylen Christiansen Auto Mechanics Doris Cox Youth in Custody Rodney Cox Counselor Joyce Criner Art, Youth in Custody Dixie Dorius English Clair Erickson Social Studies Winona Erickson Media, Yearbook Lynn Fredricks Teacher's Aide Lorna Frischknecht Home Economics Debra Gardner Englsih m Leslie Good Math, Science 56 FACULTY Glen Goodwin Driver's Ed., Health, Math RoseAnn Higham Orchestra Cathi Jarvis Girls P.E., Drill Team, Cheerleaders Richard Kimball Spanish Becky Kjar Business Kent Larsen Shop Doug Ludvigson Special Ed. John Meeks English, Drama Vaun Mickelsen Social Studies John Ockey Driver's Ed., Math, Health Lynn Patterson Principal George Thatcher Electronics FACULTY 57 Service Person el Joyce Alder School Lunch Nan Edwards School Lunch Carol Mortensen School Lunch Carl Braithwaite Bus Driver Ted Thomson Bus Driver Ken Larsen Bus Driver Not Pictured Stan Munk Custodian John Ludvigson Custodian Kevin Munk Custodian Not Pictured is V 58 SERVICE PERSONNEL Sterling Scholars 1985 Sterling Scholars represent the top students in each area. Selection is made by the faculty through a process of application and interviews. Only Seniors are eligible. It is an honor that opens many doors for the graduating Seniors. Eric Anderson Science Heidi Baker Foreign Language Melanie Birch General Scholarship Jaylene Cluff Homemaking Jeff Good Visual Arts Crystal Larsen Speech and Drama Monique Luster Social Science David Meade Mathematics Jennifer Meeks Music Rick Rasmusson Vocational Education Julene Scow English and Literature STERLING SCHOLARS 59 Learning that reading is as important as riting . Realizing what the graffiti on the wall really means English And Spanish .. A Manner Of Speaking You might think that English is a lot of work, but really, once you set your mind to it, it is one of the easiest classes at MHS. We all speak the English language, and so it should be easy to understand, and, thanks to all the English teachers, we under- stood it even more. Thanks English Dept, for open- ing our English world a little bit more!! 60 LANGUAGE ARTS LANGUAGE ARTS 61 Are you bored with all your classes? Well, you don't need to be anymore . . . take Spanish! Spanish is the only foreign language taught at MHS by Mr. Kimball. It is a fun and exciting class that teaches students about Mexico. During the year they had lots of cultural experiences that helped them even more. After your first year in Spanish, you will want to take it again a second year, and a third year, because it is one class that no one will ever get tired of! The Sound Of Music MIXED CHOIR Amy Anderson - piano, Mr Thompson- conductor. Terra Lowry. Meagan Beach. Lisa Sorenson, Sarah Dozier, Janice Cox, Angela Curtis, Eva Fredrickson, 2nd Row: Dana Cox, Kathy Walker. Karen Corcoran, Christi Jacobson. Jaylene Scow, Penny Jorgensen, Donna Herron, Julie Lloyd. Top Row: Donny Naylor, David Nelson, Craig Cox, Dale Mackey, Kenneth Nielson. Mike Lar- sen, David Luke. Chip Wintch, Roger Boyer JAZZ BAND Front Row: Mr. Thompson, Paul Beach, Anita Mickelson, David Meade. 2nd Row: Kar- ma Peterson, Monique Luster, Eric Anderson, Mike Bur- nidge. Karl Mellor, Sean Thompson, Jamie Steck, Charles Hedelius. ORCHESTRA Front Row: Aimee Eberhard, Susan Chad- wick, Melanie Wright, Rachele Tervort, Melody Hansen, Charles Hedelius, Dustin Hansen. 2nd Row. Roseann Higham, David Simmons, Mary Syndergaard, Melanie Ras- mussen, Paul Beach. 62 MUSIC CHAMBER CHOIR Cherl Tolman, Monique Luster - piano. Front Row. Mr. Thompson, Cindi Nance, Joyce Cluff, Stephanie Faatz, Mara Nelson, Lorna Jorgenson, Jill Wilkinson, Teresa McCall. 2nd Row: Darlene Smith, Jennifer Meeks, Denise Olson, Jaylene Cluff, Janice Bradley. Row 3: David Simons, Scott Chris- tensen, Karl Mellor, John Willmore, Don Dozier, Time Anderson, Aaron Colby. 4th Row: Dan Macfarlane, Jeff Bennion, David Maynes, Gerald Breinholt, Stephen Braith- waite, Paul Beach, James Wilmore. Kent Bean All of the choruses combined during the Christmas Concert to present several num- bers. BAND Doug Erickson, Glenda Meeks, Nathan Larsen, Angel Ison. Larry Cox. Ryan Olsen, Kaylene Birch. Kim Shand, George Bench, Jamie Steck, Scan Thompson, Mr. Thompson, Cameron Christensen, Gerald Christiansen. Mark Hall, Mike Frischknecht. MUSIC 63 Mr. Meek's first hour class is more than unusual. His class is made up of talented students who would go nowhere without his direction. But, you don't have to have extraordinary talent to be in Speech or Drama. All you need is the will to be heard and to perform in front of an audience. Speech involves deep discussions about educa- tion, government and other fascinating topics. Dra- ma, on the other hand takes you into the world of make-believe. You can be whoever you wish and pretend to be one of your favorite characters or heros. As you can see Speech and Drama is a fun and exciting class. This class is hard, challenging and educational and one that helps you grow as a leader and a strong individual. Acting Up A Career 64 DRAMA-FORENSICS Art, The Wonders Of Creation In the field of Fine Arts, there are hundreds of different things you can draw, paint or develop. You can even create, using your own original ideas. Mrs. Criner is one of the new teachers at Manti High. She is a very talented lady who has great ideas in working with students. Art is a fun class to take, just talk to students who take it, they will tell you. Fine Arts is a field where new talents are found. ART 65 Stirring And Stitching Brooks and Mrs. F attach the food seriously. Unit 6 seems to have a problem. The day the bell rang long and shrill. An 8 foot Hoagie? 66 HOME ECONOMICS Along with all the good things learned in foods, clothing and Family Living, all of the students agreed that Mrs. F's stories topped the list for fun. Just what is the story about the yellow dress? When the weather turned cold, the temperature in the Home Ec. room seemed to go down also, maybe that's why Jaylene and Wendy enetered the Make It With Wool con- test. The food classes enjoyed a special treat when they barbecued outside and made Homemade ice cream to eat. The sewing classes had a good time making Boxer shorts for Christmas. One of the big changes the last few years has been boys taking Home Ec. with girls. It seems to make it more interesting for every- one. HOME ECONOMICS 67 Places To Broaden Our Minds S' 68 SOCIAL STUDIES AND MEDIA Freshman are very intelligent! So George, what are you afraid of? Daydreaming, will her prince come someday? History affects different people different ways. In Social Studies we learn about people and places, which helps us to understand the world around us. Imagine what it would be like if we knew nothing about the different cultures of the world. We certainly can, Brighten our future if we can learn from the past. Mr. Mickel- son and Mr. Erickson are the in- structors for these courses. The Media Center is coordinated by Mrs. Erickson. It is a good place to select a book, make a poster, see an Art display, or just Hang Out during the noon hour. Learning or sleeping that is the question. Mr. Mickelson, Get to work? Choke me with a cheeto. I wonder if I'll Ever be in the big league. MEDIA SOCIAL STUDIES 69 Expanding Our Technical Knowledge I'm not gonna touch that thing! Ah, the sweet smells of science; formaldehyde, frogs, bunsen burners, worms, sulphur, sharks. . We all have to take science sometime to graduate, and thanks to Mr. Good, Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Bessey, it's doubtful we'll ever forget it. On the other hand, will a freshman ever forget his first experience with geometry? The math department offered everything from basic math to trig. Teachers still fought off the ever present problem of the lost student in the corner saying, Huh. . OTII II1® Ml 70 MATH SCIENCE 71 And Wood Shop Many students participated in the field of Industrial Arts. Students found new talents and became better at old ones. They had many choices in this field such as auto, metal or wood shop. In Auto Shop they rebuilt a truck, took apart a car,' and even painted one. In Metal and Wood Shop, which was taught by a new teacher, Mr. Kent Larson, they had many choices such as building a cedar chest, cabinet, table, or even down to a simple hot plate. The students really enjoyed building new things. Even girls built new and exciting things for their Hope Chests. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 73 A Step Into Education Resource helps us take a new step in education. It takes many skills to be able to learn efficiently and Resource helps us to acquire those needed skills. It plays an im- portant part daily in helping us to catch up in our studies. It will help you with what you do not under- stand, and will get you back on the right track. Mr. Ludvigson and Mrs. Fre- dricks are the teachers in this area. Unforgettable DRILL TEAM Stacy Barnett Drill Mistress Nellie Sanderson Melissa Olson Kelli Black Rhonda Orton Kelli Shand Diana Jensen Dalaine Richardson Lisa Bawden Chrissy Shaw Pam Miller Lorilee Eberhard Melissa Ivie Taunia Luster Gina Hermansen Verena Bolli Melinda Andreasen JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Susan Bessey Teddie Sue Buchanan LeeAnna Nell Kayla Christensen Christine Holman Tara Lowry Karla Cutler MASCOT Jill Wilkinson Cari Jensen Allan Stevens The Spirit teams added color and enthusiasm to many activities. Cheerleaders became experts at putting together funny Pep Assem- blies with teachers as reindeer and other fun things. Drill team besides doing expert reviews at the games sponsored the Drill Team Formal, and had a good time teasing the members who got mixed up and wore the wrong out- fit to the right games. PREFERRED MEN DRILL TEAM FORMAL Tyler Nielson Shand Rasmussen Rory Nielson SPIRIT TEAMS 77 The Best Of These Times The Girls Athletic Association is an organization of all the girls in the school who have partici- pated in a sport during the year. The girls are very dedicated and have produced many winning teams through the years. This year has been an exceptional one with Tennis, Basketball, Volley- ball and Track. We are certainly proud of our girl athletes. DUNK'EM V � jf MANTI 78 GAA The Switch Is On Manti 84-85 The Lettermens Club is com- posed of all the boys in the school who have participated in a sport during the school year. They often sell hot dogs and trimmings at Letter-lighting in the fall to raise funds for equip- ment. Coach Braithwaite is the advisor to this club. LETTERMEN 79 Drama The Drama and Forensic Club helped students to gain self-confidence in front of a group, and to interpret characters. A lot of acting was done in drama, while working on scenes in one-act plays, musical productions, monologues, and readings. In forensics the students debated, and participat- ed in extempt and impromptus. The club mem- bers went to Cedar City for the Shakespeare com- petition and to the University of Utah for the Forensics meets, both region and state. On Janu- ary 5th they attended a workshop at Snow Col- lege. President - Jennifer Meeks Vice President - Crystal Larsen Secretary - Darlene Smith Treasurer - Doug Haymond Historian - Teresa Thomas MEMBERS: Paul Beach, Tony Blauer, Jan Cox, Daniel Denison, Kristen E)enton, Doug Erickson, Doug Haymond, Crystal Larsen, Kay Leatham. Jennifer Meeks, Tracy Mendenhall. Kristen Olsen. Annette Riddle, Jared Simmons, Darlene Smith, Teresa Thomas, Angie Larsen, Allen Stevens, Steve Zeigler. Not picture: Stephanie Braithwaite, Carrie Jensen, Roger Tervort, Sean McIntyre. 80 DRAMA-FORENSICS The National Honor Society students had many standards to live up to. They were selected by the faculty on a 1-4 scale in the areas of leadership, service, and character. The candidates also had to have a 3.5 grade point average and keep the standards they were selected on or they were dropped from the club. Their records were reviewed each quarter. The club keeps 30 mem- bers and new members are selected to replace graduating seniors. The purpose of N.H.S. is to promote leadership, scholarship, and character in all students at M.H.S. Many projects were used to do this, one of which was the selection of Student of the Month. NHS President - Melanie Birch Vice President - Heidi Baker Secretary - Monique Lustor Historian - Dan Mcfarlane (ront-(l to r)-Advisor. Leslie Good, John Keller. Mike Frischknecht, Rory Nielson, Taunia Luster, Annette Monson, Susan Rees, Monique Luster, middle- Glen Squire, Eric Anderson, Dan McFarlane, Allen Stevens, Steve Mickelson. Heidi Baker, Gina Hermansen, back- Julie Jackson, Jolin Wilkinson, Melanie Birch, Penny Jorgenson, Kimberly Christiensen, Kathleen Reeve. Not pictured: Brenda Hansen. Cynthia Cox. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 81 FHA: A Plan For The Future Melissa Ivie Wendy Norton Kelly Larson Kristen Denton Dee Ann Synderguard Diana Jensen Melissa Olson Pam Miller Susan Anderson Susan Bessey Tracey Mendenhall Jaylene Cluff Cindi Nance Lisa Bawden Lorilee Eberhard Melanie Birch Julie Nielson Dana Cox Lynette Daniels Tony Blauer Jennifer Meeks Glenda Meeks Wendy Norton - President, Mrs. Frischknecht - Advisor, Lorilee Eberhard - Treasurer. Melissa Ivie - Secretary, Jennifer Meeks - Vice President 82 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA l 'jjk, I H' j v 'm?Tm4 WORST DRESSED COUPLE Queen I King Kelli Shand - Jeff Bennion - The FHA club has been a great experience for all those involved. The Members had fun with their money making projects. In De- cember they sponsored a unique dance. The theme for the evening was MORP, and the worst dressed couple were crowned King and Queen during the dance. An- other activity was attendance at the State Convention in April. •news ; FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 83 Agriculture Is Our Business Brett Larsen. Melinda Andreason. Stacy Barnett. Nellie Sanderson, Eva Fredrickson. Kelli Shand. Bonnie Talbot, Christine Holman, Adrienne Neeley, Jason, Garland, Michael Hughes, Chris Ivie, Ronnie Wardell, Jann Cox, Sarah Dozier, Lisa Sorenson, Don Dozier, Laura Thomson, Jeannie Mosher, Tim Cox, Greg Johnson, Charles Hedelius, Tim Anderson, Robert Sevy, Raymond Thomson, Aaron Colby, Craig Boynton, Carrie Greenhalgh, Darrin Garbe, Shand Rasmussen, Andy Lyons. Kevin Huntsman, Evan James. David Simons, Kenneth Nielsen. Duane DeMille, Melissa Birrell, George Dotson, Adam Willarsen. Myles VanGorder, Sue Ann Bown, Mr. Wheeler- Advisor. 84 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Aimee Eberhard - F.F.A. Sweetheart Melissa Olson - 2nd Attendant Kelly Larsen - 1st Attendant FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is one of the lar- gest clubs at MHS. They par- ticipate in judging contest and take pride in knowing how to conduct a meeting properly by the use of Rob- ert's Rules of Order. Our fu- ture may well depend upon these future farmers. Melinda Andreason - His- torian Top row. Shand Rasmussen - President, Sue Ann Bown - Vice President, Stacey Barnett - Secretary. 2nd row: Bonnie Talbot - Treasurer, Ken Nielsen - Representative, Myles VanGorder - Sentinel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 85 Gearing Up And Planning The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is the National Organization for all young adults in high school enrolled in business programs. Four MHS students traveling to Arizona to participate in the Western Regional FBLA Conference included; Melanie Birch, Susan Rees, Gina Hermansen and Diana Jensen. The club had a fun Fondue party in which they ate and rested on pillows. A Christmas party was also one the fun activities of the year. Pres. - Angiel Larson V. Pres. - Melanie Birch Secretary - Gina Hermansen Treasurer - Karen Corcoran Historian - Monique Luster Reporter - Julene Scow r ’ Tmuie • bbb.£a imm L - i i Cathy Walker. Sammie Baxter, Tammy Hansen. Pauline Edmunds. Page Ogden, Taralyn Frost, Mrs. Kjar- Advisor, Melanie Alder, Susan Rees, Annette Monson, Camille Bell, Karen Corcoran, Dana Cox, Monique Luster, Angie Larson, Melanie Rasmusen, Kelli Black. Diana Jensen, Christy Jacobson, Amiee Eberhard, Gina Hermansen, Melanie Birch. 86 FBLA For The Future UPWARD BOUND is a federally funded program for a limited number of high school students who have the potential of becoming college attenders. It's purpose is to insure stu- dents will receive the skills necessary to suc- ceed in a post-secondary setting. The MHS group met twice each week after school for help and instruction. They also had the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities that would help broaden their exper- ience in life. Jodi Williams, Julie Nielson, Shannon Graham, Tiffany Wardell, Paula Phelps. Melanie Ockey, Judi Williams, Mr. Ockey - advisor, Stephen Meade, David Ogden, Troy Beal. UPWARD BOUND 87 Getting On Top Laurie Hughes - Editor Winona Erickson - Advisor Lisa Bawden Valerie Bancroft Kelli Black Lori Eberhard Laurie Hughes Christi Jacobson Debbi Kiesel Cherrie Lloyd Steve Mickelson Denise Olson Paul Rhodes Stephanie Stevens Tiffany Wardell Jill Wilkinson Melanie Young 88 CLARION - TRUMPET STAFF This past year we tried to figure out many ways to make this year- book one of the best yearbooks Manti High School has ever pub- lished. We worked hard on it, try- ing to make the deadlines, trying to capture everyone on camera, so that everyone would be in the yearbook at least once. We have captured stu- dents during their happy times, sorrowful times, and when they were hard at work. We hope to have the students look back in 10 years and enjoy it, and say that this year was a great year. CLARION • TRUMPET STAFF 89 The Future Politicians STATE CLOSEUP Under the direction of Mr. Mickelson seven students at- tended the State Closeup in Salt Lake City for two days. While there they had exper- iences close up on how our State government works. At- tending were: Eric Nelson, Manny Mellor, James Will- more, Gina Hermansen, Mi- chelle Sanderson, Heather Lublin, Jackie Davis. Eight students and Mr. Erickson flew to Washington D.C. in November to attend the National Closeup pro- gram for a week. National elections were being held that and it was a special experience to see behind the scenes dur- ing that week. Their exper- ience was a closeup contact with our National Govern- ment. Attending were: Karl Mellor, Mike Frischknecht, Monique Luster, Angela Lar- sen, Jackie Davis, Heather Lublin, and not pictured Eric Nelson. 90 CLOSEUP A Trip To Afghanistan The Model United Nation Club chose to represent Af- ghanistan at the MUN assembly held in May. The students stud- ied about their country and then attempted to think and feel as the Afghans would as they par- ticipated with other schools in the yearly meetings. MEMBERS: Mr. Erickson, Advisor-Al- lan Stevens, John Keller, Glen Squire, Ted Hadley, Eric Nelson, Annette Mon- son, Taunia Luster, Heidi Baker, Heather Lublin, Jackie Davis, Melanie Birch. MUN Red Patrons Best Wishes to Manti High School and the Class of '85 STERLING CITY - John Ludvigson, Mayor Congratulations and Good Luck to the students at Manti High School ELLIOTS PHARMACY - Jim and Kallene Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors COW PALACE LANES Painting - We make your old car look like new FRANK'S BODY SHOP Good Luck Templars! - Come and have fun at the Snow College ACTIVITY CENTER Congratulations” on a successful year! We wish you more to come. SNAPPY SERVICE Be optomistic about your future - Success comes to those who expect to succeed. DR. LEE THURSTON Best Wishes to all Manti High Students in your many positive endeavors MANT1 HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB 80 years of service. Best Wishes to Manti High School BANK OF EPHRAIM Best Wishes from Max, Beth, Lloyd and staff MANTI MESSENGER, EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE Begin in the heart of Utah at SNOW COLLEGE - your community College EXCELLENCE SINCE 1888 Good Luck to Manti High in Academics, and all extra-curricular activities MANTI GROCERY Best Wishes and Good Luck from everyone at ZION'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mr. Lee wishes Good Luck in the future to the Class of '85 LEE'S VARIETY Our Thanks To The Patrons On These Pages White Patrons Best Wishes Graduates from STUBBS INC. in Ephraim KEITH'S UPHOLSTERY - Quilts and Crafts - 27 North Main Street, Manti, Utah MANTI HOME SUPPLY wishes the Class of '85 Best of Luck Good Luck to the Templars. MANTI TELEPHONE CO. - Morlin Cox For all your favorite Music, News, Sports. Its KMTI 16 and KMXU FM 105 For all your lumber needs contact EPHRAIM LUMBER - Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Students at Manti High! From EPHRAIM ART METAL The finest flowers for all occasion for your satisfaction - LARUE'S FLORAL For great Food and friendly service come to the EPHRAIM MALT SHOP Hairs to you Seniors - Good Luck in the future! From the HAIRBENDER H B TRAILER SALES - Congratulations to the graduating Seniors at MHS Be successful in life from Taekwondo - ROCKY MOUNTAIN ACADEMY RON GREENE CHEVROLET wishes a successful future to M.H.S. Seniors Good Luck for the future from Jeff, Phil, and Marge. ANDERSON DRUG AND FLORAL Best Wishes from DR. NEIL M. LARSON and staff Best Wishes in '85 - I.F.A. - Greg Maylett owner CHRISTIANSEN FURNITURE COMPANY with stores in Ephraim and Richfield Good Luck Class of '85 and Best Wishes from BRADLEY'S MARKET, Manti Make Good Impressions- THE UNIVERSAL IMPRESSION- Utah's Fastest Growing Print Shop.' Best Wishes from SIMMONS FURNITURE AND HARDWARE MAIN AUTO AND TRUCK SUPPLY for all your auto needs Best Wishes to M.H.S. Students from J.B.'S CUSTOM SOUND For all your Western needs see HARMON'S WESTERN WEAR Best Wishes to M.H.S. and the Class of '85. JENSEN'S INC. It has been a pleasure serving you — BEN FRANKLIN To the Seniors at Manti High School Congratulations from VECTOR VIDEO EPHRAIM CITY MAYOR HALBERT K. JENSEN 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 94 ADVERTISING College and community cooperation flhrtti cfr Robert Bessey Mayor Highway 89 Council Members Lionel King Natasha Madsen Galen Christiansen Lee J. Anderson Kent Larson City Attorney Paul Frischknecht Recorder William Mickelson Treasurer Melba DeMill ADVtRTI$ING 05 K.AMRAY JENSEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Jensen and fellow stu- dent at Manti High was a friend to many. He lost his life in an unfortunate motor- cycle accident in the summer of '84. SHANE STEWART Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stewart and a Junior at Manti High School lost his life in the winter of '85. Shane was like by all and will be sorely missed by his many friends. In Memory Of .. Kam Ray Jensen, 1966-1985, Shane Stewart 1968-1985 96 MEMORIAL A Adams, Angie 22 Alder, Diane 17, 48 Alder, Melanie 22, 86 Amey, Eric 17, 81, 7 Anderson, Amy 22, 62, 32 Anderson, Brian 36 Anderson, Eric 7, 80, 35, 59, 62, 28 Anderson, Susan 22, 83, 82 Anderson, Tim 7, 84 Andreason, Jeremy 22 Andreason, Melinda 12, 44, 15, 76, 84, 85 Aycock, Robert 22 B Baker, Heidi 7, 81, 34, 59, 43, 91 Baker, Jason 17, 40 Baker, Michelle 7, 77 Bancroft, Duane 17, 49, 72 Bancroft, Valerie 17, 88 Barlow, Karen 12, 77 Barnett, Stacey 12, 15, 76, 84, 85, 100 Barton, Curtis 22 Bawden, Lisa 12, 2, 89, 82, 2, 22, 76, 88 Bawden, Mark 22, 40, 28 Baxter, Samantha 17, 86 Beach, Paul 17, 80, 62, 63, 28 Beach, Meggan 22, 62, 28 Beal, Troy 87 Beal, Randy 22 Bean, Kent 17, 63, 28 Bell, Camille 7, 86 Bench, George 22, 68, 63 Bennett, Tyler 28, 52 Bennion, Jeff 7, 40, 83, 63, 7, 46 Bessey, Eric 17, 52 Bessey, Susan 22, 83, 82, 76 Bia, Carmelita 17, 48, 50 Birch, Kaylene 22, 45, 2, 49, 48, 63 Birch, Melanie 7, 82, 81, 35, 59, 43, 86, 91 Birrell, Doug 17, 69, 42 Birrell, Melissa 7, 84 Black, Kelli 12, 48, 88, 76, 86 Blackham, Angie 22 Blauer, Tony 12, 83, 5, 82, 80, 28 Bolli, Cameron 23 Bolli, Damon 12 Bolli, Verena 17, 44, 45, 50, 76 Bond, Derek 17, 61, 49 Bond, Justin 23 Boyer, Ronald 12, 16 Boyer, Roger 23, 62, 73 Boynton, Craig 12, 84 Bown, Sue Ann 7, 9, 84, 85 Bown, Troy 7 Bradley, Janice 7, 63, 43 Index Bradley, Terry 7, 40, 52 Braithwaite, Stephen 7, 5, 6, 63, 35, 46 Braithwaite, Stephanie 18, 80 Breinholt, Gerald 28, 40, 7 Brenchley, Steven 23, 42 Brunson, Craig 7 Bryant, Courtney, 23, 68 Bryant, Tressen 12 Buchanan, Teddi Sue 76, 23 Burndige, Miek 7, 62 c Call, David 23 Campbell, Brenton Catmull, Lori 17 Chadwick, Susan 17, 44, 45, 62, 32, 50 Cherry, Jason 65, 23 Christison, Cameron 23, 68, 63 Christensen, Kayla 23, 76 Christensen, Kimberly 12, 81, 77 Christensen, Scott 8, 65, 63 Christiansen, Gerald 18, 20, 63 Clark, Michelle 23 Clark, Sean 12 Cluff, Joyce 23, 63 Cluff, Jerry 18 Cluff, Jaylene 8, 82, 62, 59, 63 Colby, Aaron 18, 63, 84 Colby, Christine 23 Congdon, Arrian 23, 48 Congdon, Guy 18, 49 Conover, Pete 36 Corcoran, Karen 12, 62, 86 Cowry, Tyler Cox, Annette 45, 48, 22 Cox, Cynthia 8, 44, 50, 81, 10 Cox, Creig 8, 72, 62, 52 Cox, Dana 12, 82, 62 Cox, Denny 68, 12 Cox, Gary 18, 40, 68, 49 Cox, Janice 18, 62, 28 Cox, Jann 12, 65, 80, 84 Cox, Korie 23, 22 Cox, Larry 23, 40, 63, 42 Cox, Tim 18 Criner, Camy 8, 43, 77 Curtis, Kendall 13 Cutler, Karla 23, 76 D Dana, Dusky 23, 42 Dana, Rusky 23, 42 Daniels, Lynette 18, 82 Daniels, Malissa 23 Davis, Jackie 13, 90, 91 Davis, Zan 8 Dean, Kurt 13, 61 DeMill, Duane 8, 73, 84 Dennison, Daniel 23, 80, 28 Dennis, Lyle 8, 40 Denton, Kristen 13, 83, 82, 80 Dodds, Craig 23 Dotson, George 13, 16, 84 Dove, David 18, 49 Dove, Michelle 13 Dozier, Don 8, 61, 10, 68, 63, 84 Dozier, Sarah 18, 62, 84 Duncan, Candi 36 Duncan, Cory 36 Dunnigan, Patti 18 E Eberhard, Aimee 13, 62, 86 Eberhard, Lorilee 8, 82, 88, 76 Eberhard, Matthew 23 Edmunds, Brent 13 Edmunds, Pauline 23, 86 Edmunds, Trisha 18 Erickson, Doug 24, 65, 68, 80, 28 F Faatz, Stephanie 24, 63 Farmer, Ilene 24 Farnsworth, Daniel 13 Farnsworth, Susan 24 Francks, Merilee 24 Frischknecht, Mike 13, 12, 2, 63, 81, 90 Frost, Taralyn 24, 28, 86 Fredrickson, Eva 8, 62, 28, 84 Fuentes, Rocio 18, 10 G Garbe, Darren 18, 84 Garland, Jason 24, 84 Garland, Shelly 8 Gilkey, William 8 Gordon, Cory, 18, 61, 72 Gordon, Karen 24, 61 Good, Jeff 8, 59, 34 Graham, Shannon 18, 87 Gray, Sherrie 24, 45 Greenhalgh, Carrie 18, 84 Greenwood, Dawn 8 H Hadley, Ted 13, 40, 91 Hall, Mark 18, 63 Hall, Robert 13 Hansen, Blake 18 Hansen, Brenda 13, 6, 44, 50, 81 Hansen, Melody 18, 62, 28 Hansen, Dustin 24, 62, 28 Hansen, Tammy 24, 28, 86 Hayes, Debbie 8 Haymond, Doug 8, 2, 80 Hedelius, Charles 8, 2, 62, 28, 84 Hermansen, Regina 13, 76, 81, 86, 90 Henningson, Dale 18 Herron, Donna 9, 62 Herron, Suzanne 24 Hodsen, Rodney 24, 42, 52 Holman, Christine 18, 76, 84 Howard, Charlene 36 Hughes, Laurie 9, 88, 1 Hughes, Michael 24, 42, 84 Hughes, Vicki 13 Huntsman, Kevin 9, 84 I Ison, Angel 24, 63 Ivie, Chris 24, 40, 84 Ivie, Melissa 9, 82, 76 J Jacobson, Christie 13, 62, 88, 86 James, Evan 18, 69, 49, 72, 40, 84 Jackson, Julie 13, 12, 68, 81, 48 Jackson, Nathan 18, 49, 40 Jenkins, Darlene 8 Jensen, Carrie 24, 3, 76, 80 Jensen, Diana 13, 82, 76, 86 Jensen, Jerry 9, 65, 69, 34 Jensen, KamRay 96 Jensen, Ronald 19, 42 Johnson, Greg 24, 84 Johnson, Mitzi 19 Jones, Kimberli 19 Jorgenson, Lorna 9, 63 Jorgenson, Penny 9, 62, 81, 44, 43 K Keisel, Debbi 88, 19 Keller, John 13, 40, 81, 46, 91 L Lanier, Melissa 24 Larsen, Crystal 9, 64, 59, 35, 80, 28 Larsen, Eddie 9 Larsen, Kelli 9, 83, 6, 44, 82, 34, 50, 85 Larsen, Michelle 9 Larson, Angela 9, 80, 86, 90 Larsen, Bret 19, 69, 42, 52, 84 Larson, Devron 19, 40, 42, 52 Larson, Kris 19, 44, 48, 45, 50 Larson, Mike 13, 16, 62 Larson, Nathan 24, 69, 63 Leatham, Kay 19, 64 Lloyd, Cherrie 19, 88 Lloyd, Julie 24, 62 Lopez, Joe 19 Lowry, Tara 62, 76, 24 Lublin, Heather 13, 90, 91 Ludvigson, Shane 24, 28 Ludvigson, Wayne 13 Luke, David 24, 62, 42 Luster, Monique 9, 7, 59, 34, 81, 62, 63, 43, 86, 90 Luster, Taunia 13, 61, 16, 81, 76, 91 Lyman, Alan 25 Lyons, Andy 13, 84 M Mackey, Dale 9, 62, 72 Macfarlane, Dan 9, 40, 63, 81 Madsen, Kimberly 10 McIntyre, Sean 36, 80 Madsen, Matt 14 Madsen, Patricia 14 Monson, Annette 10, 81, 86, 91 Manson, Mike 25 Maylett, Jason 25, 22 Maynes, Daniel 10, 63, 28, 46 McCall, Johnny 25 McCall, Teresa 14, 63 McNiel, Scott 19 Meade, David 10, 59, 62, 28 Meade, Steven 19, 87 Meeks, Glenda 19, 63, 82, 28 Meeks, Jennifer 10, 83, 63, 59, 80, 82, 32 Mellor, Karl 10, 62, 63, 28, 90 Mellor, Manny 19, 65, 28, 90 Mendenhall, Tracy 19, 83, 64, 82, 80, 28 Mickelson, Anita 14, 62, 77 Mickelson, Steve 10, 7, 89, 81, 88 Miller, Pam 19, 45, 82, 44, 76 Miller, Scott 10 Miller, Tim 14 Mosher, Jeanie 19, 84 N Nance, Christopher 19 Nance, Cindi 14, 83, 82, 63, 28 Naylor, Andy 25, 42 Naylor, Don 19, 69, 49, 62, 42, 46 Neely, Adrienne 14, 77, 84 Nell, LeeAnna 19, 44, 76 Nelson, David 14, 5, 62 Nelson, Eric 14, 40, 61, 46, 90, 91 Nielsen, David 25, 40, 22, 42 Nielson, Brooks 10, 61, 72, 34, 66 Nielson, Casey 19 Nielson, Julie 19, 82, 87 Nielson, Janette 10 Nielson, Kenneth 10, 40, 62, 35, 84, 85 Nielson, Mara 25, 63 Nielson, Rory 10, 40, 6, 35, 81, 6, 46, 77 Nielson, Tyler 14 Nielson, Tyler 19, 40, 49, 17, 46, 77 Noble, Craig 19 Norton, Wendy 10, 82, 50 o Ockey, Melanie 10, 87 Ogden, David 14, 40, 61, 46, 87 Ogden, Page 25, 86 Olsen, Kristen 25, 28 Olsen, Ryan 25, 40, 63, 42 Olson, Chad 25, 72 Olson, Denise 10, 89, 63, 28, 88 Olson, Melissa 20, 45, 82, 17, 44, 76, 85 Olson, Michelle 25 Olson, Stacey 20 Orton, Eric 25, 42 Orton, Rhonda 20, 76 P Peck, Chant 20 Peterson, David 25 Peterson, Harley 25, 61 Peterson, James 14 Peterson, Jennifer 25 Peterson, Joe 20 Peterson, Karma 14, 12, 62 Peterson, Russell 25 Peterson, Steven 14 Peterson, Tina 25 Peterson, Travis 14, 15, 40 Phelps, Paula 14, 2, 68, 48, 2, 87 Plumby, Victor 25 R Rassmussen, Melanie 25, 62, 28, 86 Rasmussen, Rick 10, 72, 59 Rasmussen, Shand 14, 65, 40, 46, 77, 84, 85 Rees, Susan 11, 61, 10, 81, 86 Reeve, Kathleen 11, 10, 2, 81, 35, 2, 44, 50 Richardson, Dalaine 20, 69, 44, 76 Riddle, Annette 25, 80 Rich, Kenny 25 Rhodes, Charles 11, 28, 40 Rhodes, Paul 14, 28, 88 Russell, Jonathan 20, 40, 49, 42 s Sanderson, Michelle 20, 0, 90 Sanderson, Nellie 14, 15, 76, 84, 100 Sanderson, Stephanie 20, 69, 48 Schoppe, Jakob 25, 42 Scow, Julene 11, 59, 35, 62, 86 Scow, Janice 25 Scow, Lynn 20, 49 Seely, Gerry 25 Sevy, Jeff 26, 73 Sevy, Robert 15, 61, 72, 84 Shand, Kellie 15, 83, 43, 76, 84 Shand, Kim 26, 45, 63 Sharpe, Mike 20 Shaw, Chrissy 20, 45, 44, 76 Simons, David 11, 63, 34, 72, 84 Simmons, David 15, 62, 46, 52 Simmons, Jared 15, 65, 68, 80, 72, 28 Simonsen, Connie (Miller) 11 Simonson, Karla 98 Smith, Darlene 15, 14, 63, 80, 28, 77 Smith, Janell 61 Smith, Matt 26 Snow, Melanie 26 Sorenson, Lisa 20, 2, 64, 62, 84 Sorenson, Sonya 26 Squire, Glen 40, 46, 81, 91 Squire, Ralph 26, 42 Squire, Richard 20, 42 Stock, Jamie 20, 63, 62, 28, 40, 42 Stevens, Alan 11, 80, 81, 40, 91 Stevens, Greg 20, 69, 49, 40 Stevens, Stephanie 15, 89, 16, 70, 88 Stevenson, Bobbie Jo 15 Stewart, Shane 96 Stilson, Shane 26, 42 Summers, Michelle 15, 69 Sutton, Emily 26 Syndergaard, DeeAnn 26, 83, 61, 82 Syndergaard, Mary 15, 62 T Talbot, Bonnie 16, 61, 44, 84, 85 Tapp, Danny 21, 40, 42, 52 Tervort, Rachelle 21, 62, 48, 50 Tervort, Roger 80 Thomas, Michael 26, 73 Thomas, Teresa 16, 80, 28 Thomson, Kevin 26 Thomson, Laura 21, 84 Thomson, Raymond 16, 84 Thompson, Sean 26, 28, 62 Tolman, Cheryl 16, 63 Tuttle, Angela 11 V VanGorder, Myles 11, 72, 40, 52, 84, 85 Villar, Roger 21 w Walker, Cathy 26, 62, 28, 86 Wardell, Ronny 26, 84 Wardell, Tiffany 16, 68, 89, 88, 87 Wathen, Judd 16 Weiss, John 11 Weiss, Vaughn 26 Wernz, Joe 21, 40, 42 Wilkinson, Jill 16, 3, 14, 63, 76, 88 Wilkinson, JoLin 11, 81, 34, 77 Willardsen, Adam 11, 84 Williams, Jodi 16, 87 Williams, Judi 21, 87 Williams, Ricky 26 Willmore, James 21, 63, 28, 90 Willmore, John 11, 5, 63, 28, 100 Wintch, Chip 21, 62 Wintch, Lisa 21, 48 Wintch, Rona 21, 48 Wintch, Rona 11 Woodside, Brent 16, 65 Wright, Melanie 26, 62 Y Youg, Melanie 21, 88 z Zabriskie, Richard Cary 16 Zeigler, Jeff 21 Zeigler, Steve 16, 80 FACULTY Bawden, Pam 56 Bessey, Robert 56 Braithwaite, Wilbur 56 Christiansen, Gaylen 56 Cox, Doris 56 Cox, Rodney 56 Criner, Joyce 56, 65 Dorius, Dixie 56, 61 Erickson, Clair 56 Erickson, Winona 56 Fredricks, Lynn 56 Frischknecht 56, 82 Gardner, Debra 56, 61 Good, Leslie 56 Goodwin, Glen 57 Higham, RoseAnn 57, 62 Jarvis, Cathi 57 Kimball, Richard 57, 61 Kjar, Becky 57 Larsen, Kent 57 Ludvigson, Doug 57 Meeks, John 57, 61 Mickelsen, Vaun 57, 69 Ockey, John 57 Patterson, Lynn 57, 4 Thatcher, George 57 Thompson, William 57, 62, 63 Wheeler, Earl 57 Advertising 92, 93, 84, 95 Art Classes 65 Auto Shop 72 Basketball, Boys 46, 47, 48 Basketball, Girls 50, 51, 49 Closeup 90 Closing 100 Division page. Academics 55 Division page. Classes 5 Division page, Clubs 75 Division page, Sports 39 Division page. Student Life 27 Drama and Forensic Club 81 Drama Class 66 English Classes 60, 61 Faculty 56, 57 Football 40, 41, 42 Freshman Class pictures 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 Future Business Leaders of America Club 86 Future Farmers of America 84, 85 Future Homemakers of America 82, 83 Girls Athletic Association 78 Homecoming 32, 33 Home Economics Classes 66, 67 Index 97, 98, 99 Junior Class pictures 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Letterman Club 79 Media 69 Memorial 96 Model United Nations 91 Music Classes 62, 63 Musical 28, 29 National Honor Society 80 Physical Education Classes 54 Science Classes 70, 71 Senior Class pictures 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Senior Personalities 34, 35 Service Personnel 58 Social Studies 68 Sophomore Class pictures 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 Special Education Classes 74 Spirit Teams 76, 77 Sterling Scholars 59 Student Government 6 Student Life 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 Survey 38 Tennis 43 Theme 2, 3 Title page 1 Upward Bound 87 Volleyball 44, 45 Wrestling 52, 53 Woodshop 73 Yearbook 88, 89 99 DNISOID 001 ' f -L 'fi, (U; 6 O • £ H L—n mSn D dA „