Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

The Ctanim 1986-1987 ARE YOU Table, Of Coded! PAGE 1 Theme 9 Claw 33 FaeuAf 47 Atuba 71 OigaxuaTtoni 87 The Yea t 97 AdeeetUuy READY? READY TO BE THE BEET! Are you ready for an even better school year? Templars had better be; the enthusi- asm felt in August is but a small portion of what is to come for the 1986-87 school year. So get ready, for the year means something different to each of you. To a freshman it means getting used to being the lowest classman. It means getting adjusted to new faces and being pushed around by the seniors and other upperclass- men. To a freshman it means having an abundance of extra energy which is often needed to get out of a garbage can. After their first year, the sophomores find that they are not getting away with as much as they did as innocent freshmen. They face new situations, such as. terrifying drivers’ education teachers, memorizing poetry and living in fear of the highway patrol as they turn sixteen and get their drivers’ licenses. As the year comes to an end. they focus on the challenges of the upcoming years. To a junior the school year means new and harder challenges. It’s the first year as upper- classmen with bigger responsibilities, harder classes, college-entrance exams, and if that’s not enough, most are worried about getting a date to the junior prom. Even though juniors have these new prob- lems. they also have priviledges that they have never had before. For some, this means a position as a Student Body Officer. For others, it means being a girl or boy stater, a varsity team member or part of the powder- puff team. By the end of this school year, juniors ask themselves, “Are we ready to be in charge next year?’’ Seniors, are you ready for your last time around? Do you realize this is your last year to enjoy school activities? Your last home- coming. your last game, your last club meet- ing? Are you ready for senior sluff and gradu- ation? Or how about becoming Sterling Scholars and going on to college or getting a job? Keep in mind that the final chapter of your high school years is coming to a close 2-ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU READY7-3 4-ARE YOU READY? StudcMt Body Offimi This summer our Student Body Officers at- tended a workshop in Lake Tahoe. Nevada where they learned leadership techniques, as- sembly skits and ideas, and enthusiasm-building songs. They were well-prepared for this year with many fun ideas. President Tyler Nielson. Vice-President Nathan Jackson. Secretary Annette Cox. and Activity Agent David Nielson are trying anything to make this year exciting. 8-OFFICERS DON'T WALK IN FRONT OF NOT Diane Alder Brian Anderson Jason Baker Sami Baxter Kent Bean Eric Bessey Doug Birrell Verena Bolli SENIOR CLAST OFFICERS The, lok C ail Unix To fti Offi Mi Tot UaJiXlLif And OiMitwn. With our officers in the lead. Ga Cox - President. Kris Larson Vice-President. Melody Hansen Secretary, and Kimberly Jones Class Representative, the class '87 has shown that the smalli guys” come out on top. 10-SENIORS FOLLOW. DON'T WALK BEN ND ME I MAY NOT Susan Chadwick Walt Christensen Gerald Christiansen Jerry CluH Guy Congdon Gary Cox Tim Cox Carl Crisp Lynette Daniels David Dove Sarah Dozier Rocio Fuentes Cory Gordon Blake Hansen Melody Hansen Dale Henningson Stacey Hermansen Christine Holman Richard Ivory Nathan Jackson SENIORS-11 LEAD. JUET WALK BEE DE ME AND BE MY FRIEND. Evans James Ronald Jensen Mitzi Johnson Kimberly Jones Bret Larson Devron Larson Kris Larson Kay Leatham Joe Lopez Shannon McArthur Sean McIntyre Scott McNeil Stephen Meade Manny Mellor Tracy Mendenhall Pam Miller Chris Nance Don Naylor LeeAnna Nell Casey Neilson 12-SENIORS £omb People, IVutf Pa AmfLiMq Fol A PictuM. TODAY I ... I AM A CHANGING PERSON THE QUALITIES THAT DEFINE MY SELF ARE TAKING NEW SHAPES. I AM NOT THE SAME PERSON TODAY THAT I WAS YESTERDAY OR WILL BE TOMORROW. I AM BECOMING TODAY THIS IS ME Julie Nielson Tyler Nielson Craig Noble Melissa Olsen Rhonda Orton Joe Peterson Dalame Richardson Jonathon Russell Michelle Sanderson Stephanie Sanderson Lynn Scow Mike Sharpe SENIORS-13 Chrissy Shaw Janell Smith Lisa Sorenson Greg Stevens Jamie Steck Danny Tapp Rachelle Tervort Laura Thomson Roger Villar Joe Wernz Judi Williams James Willmore Chip Wmtch Lisa Wmtch Melanie Young As our time grows to a close, we look back at our past four years at Manti High School. As eager young freshmen we jumped right into high school life. Even though we were low men on the totem pole we proved to all that we would survive. We proved that we were ready for competi- tions by winning the letterlighting contest We were so excited for our girls’ basketball team as they took state We realized that being freshmen wasn’t so bad after all. Our sophomore year came with new confidence. We knew how things ran now. As the year pro- gressed. our class branched out. becoming involved in many activi- ties We sweated over Ulysses but came through with flying col- ors. Many sophomore girls partici- pated in queen contests and came out triumphant Also several soph- omore girls played on the volley- ball team which took region that year. Moving on to our junior year, we remember selling candy bars and thermometers to make our prom something to remember As the big night grew nearer, we found ourselves having nightmares of go- ing to the prom with our fathers, but the prom did turn out to be a success We also remember the sports highlights of our junior year. Our football team made it to the play- offs for the first time in many years Our basketball team took second in the state in which juniors played a significant part. Juniors also played a major role in helping our baseball team take second in state. As you can see. our class is dominate in sports. Now our senior year has come with great excitement We are now the leaders of the school trying to live up to our responsibilities. Our class found new spirit as we won the letterlighting once agam, the homecoming float and our powder puff game The years have gone by quickly This is not the end - only our beginning We are the class of '87; we will succeed! Chrissy Shaw 14-SENIORS Hard work, dedication and creativity were required of Pres Stephanie Faatz. V.P Jennifer Peterson. Sc. Melanie Rasmussen and Rep Melanie Wright to make enough money for prom. Aided by Kaylene Birch and Kim Shand. the juniors will have a good one. Angie Adams Melanie Alder Amy Anderson Susan Anderson Tyler Anderson Robert Aycock Sarah Barker Curt Barton Mark Bawden Meggan Beach George Bench Tyler Bennett Susan Bessey Ervin Billy Kaylene Birch Angie Blackham Cameron Bolli Justin Bond Roger Boyer Steven Brenchley Junior 17 Courtney Bryant Teddi Sue Buchanan David Call Jason Cherry Kayla Christensen Cameron Christison Joyce Cluft Christine Colby Arian Congdon Pete Conover Annette Cox Korie Cox Kristen Cox Larry Cox Karla Cutler George Bench. Curt Bar- ton. Amy Anderson. Ca- meron Christison. Jason Cherry and Merilee Francks await their tests in English class. 18 JUNIORS Stephen Brenchley. Craig Dodds. Curt Barton and Shane Stilson show their spirit by playing leapfrog at the powder-puff game dur- ing homecoming. Hop to it. juniors Malissa Daniels Craig Dodds Stephanie Faatz llene Farmer Menlee Francks Taralyn Frost Calvin Fox Dustin Hansen Tammy Hansen Mike Helsten Rodney Hodson Mike Hughes Leon Huntsman Angel Ison Chris Ivie Daniel Jackson Greg Johnson Melissa Lanier Nathan Larson Shane Ludvigson JUNIORS 19 Allen Lyman Jason Maylett Johnny McCaul Shaun Mounteer Andy Naylor David Nielson Mara Nielson Page Ogden Chad Olson Kristen Olsen Ryan Olsen Harley Peterson Jennifer Peterson Russel Peterson Melanie Rasmussen Kenny Rich Annette Riddle Jakob Schoppe Gerry Seely Jeff Sevy Melanie Rasmussen. Steph- anie Faatz. Melanie Wright. Christine Colby, and Joyce Cluff catch the wave as they ride the junior float during the homecoming pa- rade. 20 JUNIORS Juniors pile m as they have a car craming contest with the seniors at a pep assem- bly before the Delta football game at the Snow College Stadium. Talk about to- getherness. Kim Shand Carl Smith Melanie Snow Ralph Squire Richard Squire Shane Stilson Emily Sutton Dee Ann Syndergaard Sean Thompson Kevin Thomson Cathy Walker Vaughn Weiss Rick Williams Melanie Wright JUNIORS 21 89 Om Offum The sophomores worked hard and set their goals high to be the best class yet. the class of '89. Sophomores were led by Heather Larsen, Ronnie Hansen, Kathryn Stevens, and Brian Rasmussen. Jeff Adams Christy Allan Cimberly Anderson Kirt Anderson Lora Aycock Jill Baker Dean Barton Jay Beatty Sherene Beazer Marne Bryant Jon Carter Greg Catmull Robert Chesley McCrae Christiansen Becky Corcoran Brian Cox Karen Crisp Mary Lou Curtis Cory Daniels Jeanna Davis 22 SOPHOMORES Ailc Ui. IV Know! Opening Day At- mosphere: Rousing activity — newly ar- rived students min- gled with familiar faces to begin a new school year. Bashful and inno- cent freshmen were advised by knowing SOPHOMORES!! Shane Denton Jared Dotson Suzanne Frischknecht Corey Gonzales Cody Gordon John Hales Valerie Hall Ronnie Hansen Cody Harding Carl Hermansen Joey Ivie Matt Jenkins Brent Jensen Tiffani Jensen Jennifer Jensen Lea Jones Holly Jorgenson Heather Larsen Kirt Larsen Angie Larson SOPHOMORES 23 Guy Larson John Liddell Liz Lopez Vori Ludvigson Danny Luster Brad Lyon Marty Madsen Stacie Madsen Tricia Maylett Korina McCaul Laura McIntyre Rebecca Meade Lance Mendenhall Russell Mickelson Beverly Mounteer Holly Mosher Melissa Neal Patrick Neeley Chad Nell Melody Nicholls Not Paita AgaJuc?! Tricia, Holly, and Andrea have decided that without a doubt, “No business is like lunch business.” With the friendly help of Mrs. Bawden, “Lunch business” is always a pleasure. 24 SOPHOMORES DakluMq Ttr ClaLi Changing classes can be so dreadful. Here you see Jeanna totally surprised by the flash of our cam- era. Late again? Halls can be so hectic when you’re the only one in them. Karen Nielson Leisa Neilson Mike Nielson Allisa Olsen Travis Otten Drew Patterson Jennifer Peterson Rose Mane Peterson Angie Phelps Cher Pratt Bryan Rasmussen Curtis Ray Susan Sanderson Travis Schiffman Amy Schurring Lori Shand Matt Schmidt Sara Smith Bobby Sorenson Sage Southerland SOPHOMORES 25 Garth Stapely Kae Lynn Stevens Kathryn Stevens Michael Sutton Andrea Thompson Faylyn Warnick Linda Willmore Parrish Woodside Michelle Wright Johnny Young Shane Young Drew shows us here how Sophomores really “push” things along dur- ing the school year. Sophomores weren't at all bashful this year to get up and participate in activities. They were shy as Freshmen, but now they are even winning class competitions. 26 SOPHOMORE IwJotl uL FwiluMSM, Eager and enthusi- astic freshmen start the year early by com- ing to make signs. Others came for sports tryouts and practices. Officers are Stephanie Buchanan, Kellie Ivie. Maria Mel- ior, and Mark Ben- nion. Charles Alder Gordon Alder Jennifer Anderson Kris Anderson Marc Anderson Adam Andreasen Jeremy Baker Tony Barlow Bryan Bartholomew Brad Barton Brian Barton Julie Bawden Travis Bennett Mark Benmon Kara Birrell Tyler Bolli Michelle Boyer Michael Brenchley Stephanie Buchanan Gary Chadwick FRESHMEN 27 Gaylyn Christensen Jason Clark Todd Clark Jon Cluff Jill Congdon Tony Conover Carl Cox Mickey Cox Natalie Cox Roger Cox Troy Cox Sabona Crowther John David Clara Diderickson Helen Eddy Nephi Eddy Kristeen Eliason Terry John Fonville Delana Fry Maria Garbe Wuana Gent Lance Graham Nathan Graham Amy Hall Sheri Hampton Chad Hartman Cherri Helsten Michelle Hewko Kellie Ivie Shawn Jacobson 28 FRESHMEN Janette Jensen Rebecca Jorgensen Amy Kalaher Andy Koons Holly Larsen Jason Larsen Rebecca Larsen Marvin Leathern Phillip LeBeau Holly Mathews Hiedi Maynard Billy McArthur Maria Mellor Lorna Mickelson Natali Nell Brian Nielson Doug Nuffer Debra Ockey Michael Oliver Donna Olsen FwA Imp bleu ft Up! “Look!” “What is it?” “I don’t know. Take cover.” “Relax, freshmen. It’s only a camera.” FRESHMEN 29 dm 0('90 U«Sh The freshmen are outra- geously fun and a great force behind our school spirit. They showed the rest of us that they could contri- bute. Keep it up, freshmen. Glen Olsen Tracey Orton Jill Peterson Edee Peterson Jason Peterson William Peterson Jedd Rasmussen Tait Reese Rayleen Rich Reynie Sandoval Rhonda Seely Karri Shand Terry Simons Elizabeth Southerland Michael Spraque Tim Squire Tricia Squire Loren Steck David Stevens Jason Stevens 30 FRESHMEN Brandie Stevenson Jennifer Strode Michelle Terry Loren Thompson Stephanie Tyhust Hugo Villar Mark Wathen Michelle Willardson Courtney White Freshmen mingle with upperclassmen during homecoming activities They were extra loud at the powder-puff football game. FRESHMEN 31 As you could see by these pictures, Manti High very definitely had the spirit this year. The football team cheered at volleyball, some fans drove all the way to Delta, the cheerleaders gave awards for being spirited, crowds swamped to the football games, and the halls were decorated as never before. “We got spirit. Yes, we do! We've got spirit; how 'bout you? 32 CLASSES Teadm h em Ready Lynn Patterson Principal Pam Bawden Secretary Rodney Cox Guidance Counselor Doris Cox Youth Counselor Lora Thompson Resource Chairperson Elaine Hawker. English 9. Drama. Speech Richard Kimball. Spanish. Attendance Vaun Mickelson, History. Geography Kent Larsen. Woodworking. Metals Bill Thompson. Computers. Chorus. Stage Technology Becky Kjar. Word Processing. Type. Shorthand. FBLA Clair Erickson. U.S. and College History. MUN Glen Goodwin. Math. Dr. Ed., Health. Boys Track and Cross Country. Head Girls Basketball Coach 34 FACULTY Chen Shaw Resource Vance Larsen Band Winona Erickson Library Roseann Higham Orchestra Rex Ivory Psychologist Dixie Bond. English 10 and College. History Galen Christiansen. Auto Mechanics Joyce Criner. Art. Advanced Art Robert Bessey. Math. Science. Type John Ockey. Advanced Math. Dr. Ed.. Health Earl Wheeler. Biology. Agricultural Science. FFA Lorna Frischknecht. Home Ec.. Family Living. FHA Robert Gent. English 12. Weight Training. Head Football Coach. Girls Track Cathi Jarvis. P E.. Head Volleyball Coach. Asst Girls Basketball Coach Wilbur Braithwaite. Math. PE.. Girls and Boys Tennis. Head Basketball Coach FACULTY 35 B a K d BAND MEMBERS: David Call Sheri Helsten Ryan Olsen Janell Smith Diane Alder McCrae Christiansen Michelle Hewko Glen Olson Loren Steck Gorden Alder Todd Clark Angel Ison William Peterson David Stevens Jennifer Anderson Karl Cox Tiffany Jensen Brian Rasmussen Jason Stevens Jeremy Baker Mickey Cox Rebecca Jorgenson Jedd Rasmusson Chara Taylor Brian Bartholemew Troy Cox Holly Larsen Dalaine Richardson Mark Wathen Brad Barton Clara Didrickson Jason Larsen Michelle Sanderson Michelle Willardson Julie Bawden Kristeen Eliason Devron Larson Susan Sanderson Rick Williams George Bench Maria Garbe Maria Mellor Reynie Sandoval Melanie Young Kaylene Birch Nathan Graham Doug Nuffer Travis Schiffman Advisor: Mike Brenchly Amy Hall Debra Ockey Karri Shand Vance Larsen Tyler Bolli Melody Hansen Mike Oliver Kim Shand 38 BAND CHAMBER CHOIR Cathy Walker Joyce Cluff Valerie Hall Daniel Jackson Kent Bean Manny Mellor Jerry Cluff James Willmore Kenny Rich Stephanie Faatz Mara Nielson Christine Holman Amy Anderson Melanie Rasmussen Ariann Congdon Melanie Snow Taralyn Frost Tammy Hansen Sarah Barker Karen Nielson Roger Boyer John Liddell Kevin Thomson Advisor: Bill Thompson MIXED CHORUS: Donna Olsen Jill Petersen Don Naylor Craig Dodds Doug Birrell David Nielsen Gary Cox Robert Aycock Karen Crisp Sarah Dozier Beverly Mounteer Kristen Cox Susan Chadwick Roger Villar Advisor: Bill Thompson CHOIRS 39 RpuJcuidmq Expe ti m Luu i butty ImpHlUUnU Gudivt And OwJteitiui ORCHESTRA: Rachelle Tervort John David Kirk Larsen Susan Chadwick Clara Didrickson Loren Thompson GUITAR: Danny Tapp Lynn Scow Mike Sharpe Marvin Leatham Kenny Rich Joe Wernz Chad Hartman Hugo Villar Karri Shand Christine Elison Michelle Terry Advisor: Bill Thompson 40 GUITAR AND ORCHESTRA Stephanie Sanderson. Michelle Sander- son, Dale Henningson. Jonathon Russell. Nathan Larson. Christine Colby and Bret Larson. Advisor: Mrs. Gardner The Academic Decathlon was chosen to represent Manti High in competition against 35 other school districts, the most that has ever competed in the Decathlon before. All AD members met in St. George on February 26, 27, and 28, to take written and oral exams in areas of math, English, science, fine arts, his- tory, economics, with speech- es, essay writing and inter- views as additional areas. The day of the 27th was a long one with testing all day and dinner and a swim party after. Even though it was a worth while experience, it was great to cram all our belongings in the driver’s ed. car and head back to Manti. ACADEMIC DECATHLON 41 Ml l£ Pvifo weHi IVexa Ready Tv Cwate, A Mawe iU And Magttxd Cwimjefta Herald John Liddell Guard Roger Boyer Guard David Call Stepmother Mara Nielson Joy Valerie Hall Portia Rachelle Tervort Cinderella Melody Hansen King Manny Mellor Queen Holly Larsen Prince Daniel Jackson Chef Nathan Larson Steward John Hales Godmother Christy Allan Footman Mark Bennion Director Elaine Hawker Tech. Crew Bill Thompson Chorus Lora Thompson Orchestra Roseann Higham Costumes Kathleen Hansen Chorus members: Lora Ay- cock, Julie Bawden, Sarah Barker, Meggan Beach, Kent Bean, Mark Bennion, Joyce Cluff, Becky Corcoran. Karen Crisp, John Hales, Michelle Hewko, Nathan Larsen, Maria Mellor, Lance Mendenhall, Ka- ren Nielson, Melissa Olson, Bryan Rasmussen, Melanie Rasmussen, Susan Sander- son, Dee Ann Snydergaard. Orchestra: Susan Chad- wick, Clara Diderickson, Ali- sha Allan, Dennis Towne, John David, Loren Thompson, Trav- is Schiffman, Bonnie Nielson, Dustin Hansen, Kirk Larsen, Kim Shand, Janet Chadwick, Kristen Higham, Jill Peterson. Stage Crew: Loren Steck, Brian Cox, Jon Carter, Mark Bawden, and Chrissy Shaw. Technical Crew: Bill Thompson, Jamie Steck, and Sean Thompson. Set Painters: Cheri Shaw, Chrissy Shaw and Bill Thomp- son. Props: Tracy Mendenhall, Student Di- rector: Kristen Olsen 42 SCHOOL PLAY Duami Com, Come, Tun, Foe, Gc -Otitoted Stude eft This year the drama students placed third over all in a Shaken spearean festival meet. Those that attended were: Kay Leatham, Lance Mendenhall, Sarah Barker, John Hales, Meggan Beach, Ra- chelle Tervort, Mark Bennion, Daniel Jackson, Kristen Olsen and Tracy Mendenhall. Advisor: Elaine Hawk- er. d I 9 .r- � This past year the art de- partment changed greatly. In January, Mrs. Joyce Criner, the art teacher for the past three years, moved and was replaced by Linda Murray from Fairview, Utah. The top right-hand picture was drawn by Manny Mel- ior. The picture on the right side was painted by David Walbeck. 44 ART AND DRAMA The College English class did a very special assignment. They researched and interviewed people who were born in Sanpete County and wrote an article on them. The articles are pub- lished in the booklet called “Generations San- pete. The class has been doing this for eleven years. Members were: Jason Baker, Kent Bean, Eric Bessey, Verena Bolli, Susan Chad- wick, Nathan Jackson, LeeAnna Nell, Tyler Nielson, Melissa Olson, Chrissy Shaw, Rachelle Tervort, James Willmore, and Lisa Wintch. Teacher: Mrs. Bond. Those students who were interested in hav- ing a career dealing with mathematics were encouraged to take College Algebra. Members were: Jason Baker. Eric Bessey. Dale Henning- son, Nathan Jackson, Evan James, Devron Larson, Chris Nance, Jonathon Russell, Mi- chelle Sanderson and James Willmore. Teach- er: Mr. Good. Students who had an interest in history-relat- ed careers signed up for College History. Mem- bers were: Diane Alder, Kaylene Birch, Verena Bolli, Kayla Christensen, Pete Conover, Karla Cutler, Leon Huntsman, Kris Larson, Chris Nance. Casey Nielson, Melissa Olson, Janell Smith, Sean Thompson and Lisa Wintch. Teacher: Mr. Erickson. Those students that could not get the college classes at the high school went to Snow Col- lege for half a day. They were: Melody Hansen, Tracy Mendenhall, Gerald Christiansen, Julie Nielson and Dalaine Richardson. Advisor: Mr. Cox. COLLEGE ATTENDERS 45 SfanliMn chdani AbU, Aubdmil Aimxabk ■■■■ 46 STERLING SCHOLARS Homemaking- Melissa Olson Math- Stephanie Sanderson Music- Melody Hansen Social Science- Chris Nance Speech and Drama- Tracy Mendenhall Visual Arts- Manny Mellor Vocational- Dale Henningson Sterling Scholars represent the top stu- dent in each academic and vocational area that is offered at each school. Each student is selected through a process of applications and interviews. Our faculty selected the best qualified students in each area to go to the region competition. This year's judging was held at Center- field. Utah, m the LDS Chapel on March 30. 1987. The Fifteenth Annual Awards Program was held at North Sanpete High School on April 2. 1987. This year's Ster- ling Scholars were ready for achievement. Business- Lynette Daniels English- Chrissy Shaw Foreign Language- Nathan Jackson General- Rachelle Tervort Marfi IVcu Ready To Make. fTirfcey Madi Beati RvcItfiM 19-18! Varsity Football members include: Back row, left to right: Coach Wayne John, Tyler Nielson, Greg Ste- vens, David Nielson, Guy Congdon, Don Naylor, Eric Bessey, Carl Crisp, Gary Cox, Danny Tapp, Coach Robert “Buck” Gent. Brian Anderson, David Call, Rodney Hodson, Jason Baker, Ronald Jensen, Na- than Jackson, Lynn Scow, Ryan Olsen, Larry Cox, Coach James Moore. Middle row: Mark Bawden, Jeff Sevy, Tyler Bennett, Cameron Bolli, Dave Dove, Andy Naylor, Curt Barton, Craig Dodds, Steven Brenchley, Ralph Squire, Richard Squire, Doug Bir- rell, Jamie Steck, Leon Huntsman, Front row: Jakob Schoppe, Devron Larsen, Bret Larsen, Roger Boyer, Cory Daniels, Vori Ludvigson, Shane Denton, Guy Larsen, Brian Cox, Drew Patterson, Mike Helsten, Joe Wernz, Danny Luster, Not Pictured: Frank Mon- toya. This year many records were broken, but the one that will stay in all our minds was the losing streak that ended when Manti beat Richfield for the first time in history. At the end of the 19-18 game, the fans swarmed onto the field. This picture shows the unity that was felt by the team members, coaches and fans. 48 FOOTBALL Ttup au Named Ttr M State Region Manti 35 Parowan 0 Manti 29 Millard 0 MANTI 19 Richfield 18 Juab 34 Manti 13 Emery 13 Manti 20 Manti 40 North Sanpete 0 Manti 42 South Sevier 12 Delta 26 Manti PLAYOFFS 25 Manti 19 Park City 13 Delta 36 Manti 19 The junior varsity team had a lair year The final win loss count was 4 and 3. The most exciting addi- tion to the jv games was the score- board. Manti High Coaching Staff: Head Coach Robert Gent James Moore Wayne John Frank Montoya Junior Varsity Coaches: Dave Sorenson Wayne Cox This year MHS had two All-State play- ers and four All-Region players voted in by the state's 2-A coaches. As quarterback, Greg Stevens led the Templars to their first winning season in eleven years with a 6 win - 4 loss record. In 1986 he completed 144 of 265 passes for 2,069 yeards, accounted for 16 touch- downs and had only five interceptions. In all, he had over 4.000 yards passing as a varsity quarterback at Manti High School. Tyler Nielson had 48 pass receptions in 1986 for 11 touchdowns. Playing safety he also had 12 punt and kickoff returns for 248 yards. In all this year, he had 1,228 multiple yards. Playing linebacker, Danny Tapp broke the school record with 94 tackles. He also broke the school's single game record with 20 tackles in the North Sanpete game. Jason Baker, playing tackle on both the offensive and defensive units, had 27 tackles, two quarterback sacks and re- covered two fumbles. Larry Cox, another two-unit player, had 48 tackles, three quarterback sacks, two fumble recoveries and two blocked punts. Gary Cox, a running back and line- backer, had 138 carries for 807 yards and 13 touchdowns, and 13 receptions for 194 yards and one touchdown. He ac- counted for 1,001 total yards. FOOTBALL 49 Oaduig Off Mi And Front: Larry Cox. David Nielson. Jamie Steck. Leon Huntsman. Jason Baker Back: Ryan Olsen. Don Naylor. Coach Robert ‘Buck Gent. Greg Stevens. Nathan Jackson. Gary Cox. Tyler Nielson. Front: Jason Baker. Eric Bessey. Leon Huntsman. Larry Cox. Second row: Nathan Jackson. David Nielson. Devron Larsen. Danny Tapp Back: Don Naylor. Gary Cox. Tyler Nielson. Lynn Scow. 50 FOOTBALL Ready And l Vadlny Fot Next Yean Jl FootbaM JV FOOTBALL 51 Girls’ Tennis - MHS girls’ tennis team was Co-Champions of the Region with North Sanpete in 1986. During the last ten years they have won the Region six times, been Co-Champs twice and second once. Qualifiers for State this year were Holly Jor- gensen, Jennifer Peterson, Kerri Shand, Kristeen Eliason. Heather Larsen and Rebecca Jorgensen. Kim Shand was the Number One Singles and Team Captain. TENNIS And Own ComHuf Wm Ready fox, CluJftMqti Cross Country in 1986 was much like the terrain it is run on, with the highs and the lows. Manti's high was the Region Meet where we placed second in the Region for State Competition. Our low came in the State Meet on the heels of some illness among our runners. Jonathon Russell and Jerry Cluff finished in the top ten in all our Region Meets. Our best finish in State Competition was Jerry Cluff finishing 20th with approximately 125 runners. Team Members: Jonathon Russell Jerry Cluff Brian Anderson Chris Nance Mike Sharpe Shane Young Coach Glen Goodwin CROSS COUNTRY VofteybcM Wai Ready To- Take, 3 d U Regio , 4tk U State! Team members include: Susan Chadwick. Chrissy Shaw. Kris Larson. LeeAnna Nell. Back: Annette Cox. Kaylene Birch. Verena Bolli. Holly Jorgensen. Angie Phelps. Andrea Thompson. Coach Cathi Jarvis. This year as the Lady Templar Volleyball team began the season, they had two goals - to do well against Delta and to have a successful season. The team accomplished both. Taking third in Region and fourth in State demonstrates the team's success. Even though MHS never won a complete set against the Rabbits, the Templars kept them hopping by keeping the scores close in league play and winning the first game of a set at Region. This was a season to be proud of. 54 VOLLEYBALL In the Manti gym, at the Dixie Tourney, at rival schools, the MHS Volleyball team gave us lots of excitement. Lee Anna Nell and Chrissy Shaw were chosen for the All-Region team. Vo Ajbai £u eboa d League Won Lost MHS North Sanpete MHS Millard MHS Juab MHS Gunnison MHS Emery Delta MHS MHS Wasatch MHS South Sevier Richfield MHS MHS North Sevier REGION MHS Emery Delta MHS MHS Richfield STATE Won Lost MHS San Juan Delta MHS Grand MHS VOLLEYBALL 55 Lady Tu f(a i And Catii Jawii - J. V. VoffleybaM Wai Ready Junior Varsity Volleyball includes: Front: Lin- da Willmore. Becky Corcoran. Valerie Hall. Michelle Terry. Karri Shand. Kristeen Eliason. Coach Cathi Jarvis. Second row: Jill Cong- don, Natalie Cox. Kathryn Stevens. Steph- anie Buchanan. Tracy Orton. Rebecca Jor- genson. Back row: Andrea Thompson. Tricia Maylett. Holly Jorgenson. Angie Phelps. Not many people always stay for the junior varsity games because the varsity games precede them, and fans think the action is over Next year. stay. Fans are usually surprised at the skill and talent that the JV squad shows. Coach Cathi Jarvis believes that these girls represent a great start for future teams be- cause they work so well together. 56 JV VOLLEYBALL TtMflau CouiUt Get 9 ouqL Go 4 InVmmcA Mew Cmited Names of the intramural teams: Bodacious Bruisers, Twin- kies, The Crue, Generics, Dig- gers, Spiking Spodes, The Ban- dits, and The Super Coolers. Cathi Jarvis organized the intra- mural sessions for lunch time when students had a few minutes left over to work off some energy. The teams played for several weeks, and The Twinkies and The Crue were the final teams who played in the championship game which took place at a pep assembly. The Crue won the first and third rounds of the set to be- come the first place team. INTRAMURALS 57 G DetMMMotum, And Teluit Modi Ploy Like, Quiufioni At the first of the season Coach Braithwaite asked that this 1987 team play like champions. Several members were caught with looks of determination while shooting freethrows, re- bounding, and playing great defense. MHS may not have been undefeated, but the team answered the coach’s request. 58 BOYS BASKETBALL Varsity Members: Danny Luster Gary Cox Jason Maylett Don Naylor Andy Naylor Ryan Olsen Back: Coach Neeley Robert Aycock Jon Russell Ralph Squire Richard Squire Greg Stevens Tyler Nielson W. Braithwaite Not Pictured: Managers Steven Brenchley Jamie Steck BOYS BASKETBALL 59 J.l . And Fui una Baihtbo t IVw, Abit, Ter CmfnjMt Tite, Clta$pnqei J.V. members are: Danny Luster. Chad Nell. Russell Mlckelson, Cory Daniels. Matt Jenkins. Drew Patter- son. Brent Jensen. Dean Barton. Bob Sorenson, Mark Wathen. Jeff Adams and Coach Doug Neeley Our junior varsity teams have always had a winning tradition. This year was no exception with both j.v. and freshmen teams coming out on top. They have fast become known as a force to be reck- oned with. C. White. L. Steck. R. Sandovol. J. Baker. B. Bartholemew. 2nd: R. Cox. G. Chadwick. M Benmon. B Barton. Coach Sorenson. 3rd: T. Simons. T Bolli, T Cox. N. Graham. D. Stevens. M Brenchley 60 J.V. BASKETBALL J. V. 0t BaihUboM Wax Ready Ter Domitat?; The, OppoiCtLoa Rebecca Jorgenson. Sheri Hampton. Stephanie Buchanan. Heather Larsen. Angie Phelps. Lora Aycock 2nd: Coach Goodwin. Linda Willmore. Melanie Rasmussen. Holly Jorgenson. Melanie Alder. Kathryn Stevens. Coach Jarvis. Though the j.v. team was young and inexperienced, they soon learned to shoot, dribble, and learn new plays Our j.v was a great asset to our winning basketball program. _______ J.V. BASKETBALL 61 Lady TeiMplwa l Vm Good And Ready! The girls enjoyed another winning season in the win-loss column; but more than that, they were a great group of individuals. All were winners individ- ually and collectively, said Coach Goodwin. Varsity team includes: Annette Cox, Lisa Wintch. Kris Lar- son, Kaylene Birch, Stephanie Sanderson, Susan Chadwick, Rachelle Tervort, Diane Alder, Verena Bolli, Holly Jorgensen, and not pictured. Melanie Al- der. Coaches Glen Goodwin and Assistant Coach Cathi Jarvis. 62 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL ' m AS OF PRESS TIME, WE HAD THESE SCORES Manti 53 Gunnison 51 (ot) Manti 46 Juab 36 Manti 52 South Sevier 27 Manti 40 Millard 36 Manti 66 Springville 33 Manti 53 North Sevier 57 Manti 43 Richfield 58 Manti 48 Wasatch Academy 30 Manti North Sanpete Manti Emery Regionals: February 12, 13, 14 State: February 19, 20, 21 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 63 c Eacl h w h, IVai RuuLf Ttr Go Fot A P°Momi Beit! Wrestlers in 12 divisions: 98 pounds - Bret Larson, Ronnie Hansen, Todd Clark and Lance Mendenhall. 112 pounds - Carl Cox, Mike Oliver, Jared Dotson 119 pounds - Guy Larson 126 pounds - Shane Denton, Tait Reece 132 pounds - Devron Larson, Billy McArthur 138 pounds - Mike Helsten, Gordon Alder 145 pounds - Eric Bessey 155 pounds - Danny Tapp, Vori Ludvigson 167 pounds - Richard Ivory 185 pounds - Rodney Hodson, William Peterson Heavyweight - Tyler Bennett. This year's wrestlers opened up the season with a bi-county meet at Gunni- son in which MHS placed second with a score of 131 points. MHS held its own invitational where 8 teams participated and again MHS scored high with a 197 point second place. At Gunnison Danny Tapp took first (continued on page 65) 64 WRESTLING (con’t from previous page) place in the 155-pound division while nine others took second place in theirs. MHS had 6 first place winners at its own invitational: Ronnie Hansen, Glen Olson. Carl Cox. Guy Larson. Shane Denton, Devron Larson, Danny Tapp and Eric Bessey took second. At Lehi MHS took first place with a score of 196. Shane Denton was cho- sen as the most outstanding wrestler taking first in his division. Danny Tapp and Devron Larson also took first. Ron- nie Hansen. Glen Olson, Carl Cox, Guy Larson, Mike Helsten, Eric Bessey. Richard Ivory and Tyler Bennett all took second. Varsity Cheerleading Members include; Lower; Kayla Christensen. Middle; George Bench. Christine Holman. Susie Bessey. Dustin Hansen. Upper: Kim Shand. Janell Smith. Amy Anderson. Also Pictured Below: Karla Cutler and Teddi Sue Buchanan. The advisor this year is Theressa Alder. Let.i Fined Up! For all you do. Theressa. these buds are for you. Whether Varsity or J.V., the cheer- leaders at MHS kept very busy with prac- tices. camp, sign-making, locker decora- tions. and. of course, games. Without them our school would have no spirit. 66 CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity includes: Lower: Jill Peterson, Sherene Beazer, Maria Garbe, Jennifer Peterson, Julie Bawden. Upper: Michelle Hewko, Susie Frischknecht, and Jill Baker. CHEERLEADERS 67 Drill team includes: First row: Melissa Olson, Lynette Daniels. Second Tlffani Jensen, Fay- lyn Warnick. Rhonda Orton Third: Delaine Richardson. Kae Lynn Stevens. Page Ogden. Pam Miller. Alisa Olson. Jeanna Davis. Fourth Melissa Lanier. Emily Sutton. Kristen Olsen. Susan Anderson, and Beverly Moun- teer These girls have worked hard by per- forming for us at games and assemblies, by representing MHS at competitions and camp, and by trying to increase school spirit. TEMPLARETTES 69 | GAA And LeflmtwH Ctubk j £kouJ f ouj hu obed Wt AhJ Front L-R: Melanie Rasmussen. LeeAnna Nell. Chrlssy Shaw. 2nd: Kim Shand. Heather Larsen. Angie Phelps. Kathryn Stevens. Sherene Beazer. Jennifer Peterson. 3rd: Lora Aycock. Holly Jorgensen. Tricia Maylett. Andrea Thompson. Linda Willmore. Valerie Hall. 4th: Susan Chadwick. Annette Cox. Amy Anderson. Natalie Cox. DeeAnn Snydergaard. 5th: Gaylyn Christensen. Kristeen Eliason. Michelle Terry. Karri Shand. 6th: Diane Alder. Stephanie Sanderson. Becky Corcoran. 7th: Tracey Orton. Stephanie Buchanan. Rebecca Jorgensen. Sheri Hampton Front L-R: Eric Bessey. Lynn Scow. Greg Stevens. Danny Tapp. Guy Larsen. David Dove. Cameron Bolli. Curt Barton. 2nd: Doug Birrell, Jamie Steck. Brian Cox. Shane Denton. Tyler Bennett. Mike Helston, Rodney Hodson, Richard Ivory. 3rd: Sean Thompson. Jason Maylett. Steven Brenchley. Brett Larsen. Robert Aycock. Lance Mendenhall. Ronnie Hansen. 4th: Richard Squires. Andy Naylor. Roger Boyer. David Call. Mark Bawden. Ralph Squire, Brian Anderson. Chris Nance. 5th: Allen Lyman. Ryan Olsen. Jonathan Russell. Craig Dodds. Walter Christensen. David Nielsen. Ron Jensen. Jerry Cluff. 6th: Yori Ludvigson. Leon Huntsman. Larry Cox. Shane Stilson. Mike Sharpe. Jeff Sevy. Guy Congdon. Carl Crisp. 7th: Matt Jenkins. Chad Nell. Tyler Nielson. Jason Baker. Don Naylor. Gary Cox. Nathan Jackson. 8th: Dan Luster. Dean Barton. Jeff Adams. 9th: Coach Braithwaite. Matt Schmidt. Drew Patterson. Brent Jensen. Bobby Sorenson. Russell Mickelsen 70 GAA AND LETTERMEN V C IVai Ready Ta Make Tice Gnade Chris Nance. Sean Thompson. David Call. Craig Dodds. Dale Henningson. Kaylene Birch. Kim Shand. Kris Larson. Stephanie Sanderson. Tammy Hansen. Michelle Sanderson. Advisor - Mr. Good. Dee Ann Syndergaard. Kayla Christensen. Melanie Rasmussen, Diane Alder. Rachelle Tervort. New 1986-87 NHS members are: Jett Adams Steve Brenchley Jason Cherry Annette Cox Suzy Frischknecht John Hales Danny Luster Jennifer Peterson-junior Jennifer Peterson-sophomore Susan Sanderson Travis Schiffman Chrissy Shaw Jamie Steck James Willmore This year the National Honor Society has contributed a lot to our community. They helped with the Sub-for-Santa program that distributed food and toys to all the needy families in our sur- rounding area. The NHS spon- sored a class competition by see- ing what class could raise the most money. The Seniors won by donating $19.91. All in all $45.12 was raised by MHS students. The NHS also selected four outstand- ing students for the Student of the Quarter. To become a mem- ber of NHS students are selected by the faculty. Students are judged on their academics, char- acter. leadership, and service in school. NHS 73 FBLA IVai Rudy Ft Binum Ai UiuJ conventions, parties, and competition. All members worked — Becky Kjar was ready to make a hit with hard and were great contributors to the Manti High School her Future Business Leaders ol America Future Business Leaders of America. 74 FBLA FBLA 75 Lynette Daniels is the sec- ond State officer to be elected from the Manti chapter of Fu- ture Business Leaders of America As South Central Re- gion Vice-President she is re- sponsible for and serves 13 other schools in South Central Utah with their FBLA needs Lynette works with the other State officers to make sure all Utah chapters are informed and organized FBLA 1986-87 officers: President- Taralyn Frost Vice President- Jennifer Peterson Secretary- Bryan Rasmussen Historian- Judi Williams Representative- Melanie Rasmussen State Officer- Lynette Daniels Advisor- Becky Kjar FBLA members: Jennifer An- derson, Pete Conover. Lynette Daniels. Mallisa Daniels. Tara- lyn Frost. Amy Hall. Tammy Hansen. Rebecca Meade. Jen- nifer Peterson. Jennifer Peter- son. Russell Peterson, Bryan Rasmussen. Melanie Rasmus- sen. DeeAnn Syndergaard. Judi Williams. Melanie Wright. Michelle Wright. Melanie Young. Advisor Becky Kjar. The Future Business Leaders held an assembly for young people here at Manti High to show their talent. Many people participated but only three could actually win. John Liddell took third place with his vocal solo. Travis Schiffman took second place with his piano solo, and John Hales won first place with his piano solo. Even though we help each other with all the pages of the yearbook, we each have our own sections that we are in charge of. Here was what each of us did: Mrs. Gardner - Advisor, Photographer Dee Ann Syndergaard - Editof, Junior Class, Academ- ics Kimberly Jones - Freshman Class. Special Memories Chrissy Shaw - Senior Class. Organizations Judi Williams - Senior Class. Academics David Call - Sports. Photographer. Darkroom King Mark Bawden - Freshman Class. Sports Christy Allen - Sophomore Class. Special Memories Laura McIntyre - Sophomore Class. Organizations 76 YEARBOOK One class period is never enough time to get everything done for yearbook. Not only is more time needed, but also pa- tience, thought, and cooperation. Yearbook Mat Ready T(r CmcJa Memotiei The crazy yearbook staff goes to extreme measures to create memories. In the Land of Letter- lighting staff members are spot- ted in full hunting gear: Camera, film, batteries, pencil, notepad and a vivid imagination. All are necessary in capturing pictures from registration to graduation. Dave, Laura and Mark were seen in uncommon places hunting for the per- fect picture to put in the yearbook. YEARBOOK 77 Rachelle Tervort. Melissa Olson. Verena Bolli. Nathan Jackson. Kris Larson. James Willmore. Kent Bean, Jason Baker were the Close-Up members who visited Washington. D C. and saw our elected officials in action. They visited Lincoln Memorial. Georgetown, and met many new friends which helped them learn about people in the United States as well as historical events. 78 CLOSE-UP Model Unlfod Nationi This year Model United Nations represented the country of Turkey The members became delegates of this country so that during the state conven- tion. they could air their ideas and solutions to better help Turkey. To become a member of MUN one must take a test on current events and world issues. Members are chosen on their test scores. MUN members include: Tammy Hansen. Melanie Rasmussen. Kaylene Birch. Sean Thompson. Pete Conover. Advisor-Mr. Erickson. Nathan Jack- son. Jason Baker. Steve Brenchley. Manny Mellor. Casey Nielson. Chris Nance. M.U.N 79 Cctdb, Funung, And Judging fJety FFA T r Expe timca Tice, Reai Wonid FFA members: Mike Hughes, Shane Young, Allan Lyman, Greg Catmull, Robert Chesley, Brad Lyon, Mike Helston, Richard Ivory, Greg Ste- vens, Joe Wernz, Jacob Schoppe, Curtis Ray, Parrish Woodside, Carl Cox, Jed Rasmussen, Donna Olsen, Wanna Gent, Rayleen Rich, Harley Peterson, Sage Southerland, Lance Graham, Mike Nielson, Vaugn Weiss, T.J. Fonville, Brian Nielson. Kenny Rich, Tyler Bennett, Delana Fry, Sarah Barker, Tony Conover, Jason Stevens, David Dove, Casey Nielson, Guy Congdon, Kirt Ander- son, Merilee Francks, Amy Ander- son, LeeAnna Nell, Advisor-Earl Wheeler. 80 FFA C’mon guys, FFA isn’t that unbelievable! FFA officers just couldn’t resist being ’normal’ and hamming it all up. FFA 1986-87 officers: LeeAnna Nell-President, Greg Stevens and Casey Nielson Vice- Presidents, Susie Bessey-Secretary, Mike Sharpe-Treasurer. Merilee Francks Histori- an, Joe Wernz-Sentinel, and Guy Congdon-Reporter. These eight M.H.S. students were full of fun ideas and made FFA quite the club to be in. FFA 81 Ready To Keep Ih Oede Libwy And Office, Aidei Library Aides: Jennifer Strode, Melanie Snow, Arian Congdon, Kimm Jones, Nathan Larson, Russel Peterson. Librarian Winona Erickson. Thanks for the help you give us. Office Aides: Front: Verena Bolli, Kris Larson, Devron Larson. Middle: Lynette Daniels, Merilee Francks, Carl Crisp, Pam Bawden. Back: Pam Miller, Teddi Sue Buchanan, Hiedi Maynard, Sami Baxter, Brent Hall. Under the direction of Pam Bawden the office helpers keep busy picking up attendance slips, running errands, and taking phone messages. 82 MHS HELPERS Newipapen, Staff Wai Ready To'Make, t-feadAnei Stop the press! The seven girls who were involved on newspaper staff this year did more than just get the scoop. They typed, ran off copies, invaded people’s private lives and had a ball! Editor: Laura McIntyre. Staff: Lea Jones. Kellie Ivie. Cathy Walker. Holly Mosher. Meggan Beach and Angie Adams Between Sports Updates. Spotlights. Song Dedications. Poems, and MHS attitudes, the 1986-87 newspaper staff stayed busy. NEWSPAPER STAFF 83 teuJing And Baking Ant AS Pant Of flouteMiaJoMq Kris Larson. Michelle Wright. Amy Kalaher, Snow Southerland. Kaylene B ch. Trisha Squire. Sheri Heteten. JiH Baker. Angel Ison. Karen Nielson. KaeLynn Stevens. Lynette Daniels. Lee Anna Nell. Melanie Wright. Christy Allen. Stacie Madsen. Cwnberty Anderson. Amy Shurmg. Juke Bawden. Kris Anderson. Sarm Baxter. Teddi Sue Buchanan. Juke Nielson. Hoky Mosher. Laura McIntyre. Cathy Walker Becky Meade. Courtney Bryant. Mekssa Olson. Mara Nielson. Pam Miller Valerie Hall. Tracy Mendenhall. Chrtssy Shaw. Shane Sttfson. Verena Bo . Susan Chadwick. Kim Shand. Kathryn Stevens Julie informed all the members of FHA what each needed to bring to the pizza party that was held with FFA Officers include: Julie Nielson - President. Rachelle Tervort - President. Lynette Daniels - Vice-President. Karen Nielson - Secretary, and Melissa Olson - Treasurer Advisor: Lorna Frischknecnt 84 FHA ’w,; FHA 85 The Future Homemakers of America is really expanding. This was the largest membership that MHS has had. FHA par- ticipated in many projects and activities, such as. selling posters, sponsoring a piz- za party with FFA. and setting a goal for FHA to bring better understanding about homemaking and the duties it entails. Ho- memaking is not just sewing or just for girls Most of all. FHA is here for us to enjoy. O aMi atwfii At M.n.£. Plou(o Poitftvb AMuk 86 CLUB CANDIDS Homecoming was memorable. The candidates who won in the queen contest were: Karri Shand-queen. Jeanna Davis- first attendant. Melissa Lanier-second at- tendant. Seniors won letterlighting and powderpuff. We had the usual bonfire, parade and a victory. 88 HOMECOMING I______________ The, flomeeoming theme, uJai catch the- mane,. Temp(afU fowl kenenol magk tit let juktthat Some, did knake, daneing, korne, kivtfed on (and and p anode, ((oak, mhife otheni mode, mai ek mdh bucket of mate , and confetti. At one, time, on another, me, aft caught the, move. I HOMECOMING 89 We, Support fir AM Students at Manti High were ready and willing to support and participate in school activities. Whether it was a game, pep rally or even an assembly, students showed up to add spirit. By getting together to share the tun experiences high school offers, we can develop new friendships and gather lasting memories. 90 SPECIAL MEMORIES SPECIAL MEMORIES 91 I Madi Pancei Our dances were met with varied opinions. Some loved them ... others detested the very thought of one. When asked to speak their minds on the subject, some of the following points were viewed: very interesting, awesome, o.k., dead, different, and worst than North Sanpete’s. Come and see for yourselves!!! ■i 92 SPECIAL MEMORIES Dance ... To move in rhythm, usually in time with music; movement up and down; lively movement; bob up and down. At Manti High there was usually a dance once a month. These dances brought out many Manti students doing a variety of dances. Manti dances also attracted many people from the surrounding areas. SPECIAL MEMORIES 93 Fadi And Fcu otdh TV 1. Alt 2. Cosby Show Cm 1. Porsche 2. Camaro CeJtool LumtL 1. PASTA! Mttfie, 1. Top Gun 2. Crocodile Dundee Mm Gwjf 1. Boston 2. Bon Jovi Food 1. Pizza 2. Chinese Cpotf 1. Basketball 2. Football Tearltx. 1. Mrs. Band 2. “Sir Bessey CaqiMq 1. Of course it is. Don’t be ridiculous! 1. What is your most frequently used excuse for a teacher? 1. I forgot it at home. 2. I had car trouble. 2. What would you do on a dateless Friday night? 1. Watch T.V. 2. Go out with friends. 3. What do you want to do after high school? 1. Go to college. 2. Go on a mission. 4. What is your biggest fear? 1. Bad grades. 2. Death. 5. What is your worst habit? 1. Biting nails. 2. Procrastinating everything (especially homework) 6. How do you kill time when you don’t have any money? 1. Listen to music. 2. Go out with friends. 94 SCHOOL SURVEY The girls who attended Girls State learned about our governmental system in many ways. They attend- ed a court session, learned about voting and their roles in government as individuals and more. To apply all that they learned, they set up group towns. Manti: Diane Alder, Susan Chadwick, Dalaine Richardson and Chrissy Shaw. Ephraim: Lynette Daniels, Kris Larson and Melissa Ol- son. NEW STUDENTS at Manti: (lelt- to right) Tanya Mickelson, Michelle Mickelson, Chara Taylor, Roger Jensen, Penny Jensen, and Rachell Jensen. All new students may not be pictured. 96 GIRLS STATERS AND NEW STUDENTS Marti o% Galen Christiansen Max Call Jim Peterson Lee J. Anderson Larry Cox Mayoi-May Pefottott 0% AWxMlt)-Paul pKUfJJcMieit Rtawki-BiM MicJceAo TuaiuMn-Juuuut DomU CwMJtil Meutb a 98 MANTI CITY AD Epl taiui Cdy Moujot: Robert WoMiclc EPHRAIM home of SNOW COLLEGE City Attorney Paul Frischknecht Council Recorder: Arleen Deleeuw Treasurer: Valerie Aston Council Members: Mark Anderson Mike Bawden Craig Oberg Bob Stoddard Gwen McGary ADVERTISING 99 0). ave s holography. lA eMugi Potiuuli PlcM Gtoupi PejtfbKatw JuxA Oat U A. Pefaiott, Ou ne Plu xjKafhtK 25 N. Main, Manu Utai 84642 100 ADVERTISING Ue do our best for you... small classes personalized attention activity center social activities cultural events 0M3 m©w COLLEGE .. .because with you we re the best LOCAL BUSIN Good lutk to 2k TewplaU and wwewben, Ike. wottb SJr-RJhOmu MANTl GROCERY Bat wUlu and good lock, how. mngone, at HONG FIRST NATIONAL BANK Congeatilatoni Tewplaiu and good lock how. Jiw and KaXene £ ELLIOTS PHARMACY u Mart. SHARONS CENTURY STYLES AND CUTS good U to 2k Hm of '87! MONEY CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING NETWORK: To . uwuHunt. utununt and intowe Hue planning and wow in Fpitaiw. CongwDMoa how CHARLIES DRIVE-IN AND CTR VIDEO. Come, Hr CTR (on all goun video udi. Fan all goM dining pleaiueel tat at EMBER S CAFE. Oumexi aw Siauna and Denng Pemg. SNAPPY SERVICE tontnm iuppont MHS! Cwe G u U tke but ptodute. in Ike. awn. HERMANSENS INC. luU New Ho and-Maiieg -Ftxguiou Eguipwent and all gout, iaxdwaxe ueedl. RON GREENE CHEVROLET-PONTIAC-GMC INC. on Main Stout in Epkxaiw iagi good lutk Ttwplau in all gou, do! 102 ADVERTISING WERE READY . . Tit MANTI BOOSTER CLUB aula Ut bat of Uk U Ut Temptaa. Goal LuckU Ut TtapU (no MANTI TELEPHONE COMPANY. Too, a fu geadurtio party ot juit a tiytt ot Ut Hat. Coat let you fundi at SNOW CAP LANES it Eplxaim.. CENTRAL UTAH COAL uayi Good Luck u Jt you exdeaxoU, Tempiaul! PYKES MANUFACTURING u , Wtu peart H be. part of j ou comxuuuty. BEN FRANKLIN It Epleaim layi rotyudiildLoti to Ut HaU of 1987 at Marti HiyL Mi. Lit aula iucctU to Ut leaiaU of 87 at MHS. LEES VARIETY STORE u Epl au Bp optmUtc about you fdii t - luCCUi Coma to Uoit ala expert to luectedl Good funk fium PR. LEE THURSTON. JOES CHEVRON aula Ut but UUt MHS yeadurtu of 1987. BAR-E-GRILL: Wleelt i Pave ha lax Ut foot it Mexico axd Ame iica food Mt. Pteaiaxt a d Eplxaut. ADVERTISING 103 ...TO SUPPORT TUE MALT SUOP in Eplouum U ptoud Id be part of the. 1986-87 gudbook. Good Lueld MARY'S HAIR NECESSITIES u good Lrt Tempi . Com to iee, Many and Sandy in Main in Monti. Best wishes graduates from STUBBS INC. in Ephraim The latest styles, cuts and products - come to the HAIR HUT, 535 Main in Ephraim. Come to COAST TO COAST for your hardware needs. Good Luck Manti High. CHRISTIANSEN'S FURNITURE COMPANY in Ephraim and Richfield says good luck Templars. Levi 501’s and 701's boots by Tony Lama, Laredo, Acme at HARMON’S WESTERN WEAR. LaRue's Floral in Ephraim wishes the best of luck to MHS graduates. Popcorn, drinks, candy, and great movies at TOWNE THEATER in Ephraim. Good Luck seniors of Manti High. MAIN AUTO AND TRUCK SUPPLY for all your auto needs. Good Luck MHS. J.B. CUSTOM SOUND has stereo equipment, radios, computers, and more in Manti. Congratulations to MHS seniors and all Templars for a great year from D- LAND TITLE in Manti. FAT JACK’S is new in Ephraim and wishes the best of luck to MHS seniors. MANTI MESSENGER AND EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE supports Manti High in many ways. Good Luck seniors. KIM’S CONOCO in Manti says congratulations to all MHS seniors! 104 ADVERTISING MANTI mH TEMPLARS BRADLEY’S MARKET says congratulations to the class of 1987 at MHS. DESERET CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY says best wishes in all you do, Templars! WHITE DOVE FLORIST wishes luck to the Templars and the seniors of '87. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1987 from MANTI HOME SUPPLY. RODNEY MELLOR, Certified Public Accountant, congratulates the class of '87. ANDERSON DRUG in Ephraim says good luck from Jeff, Phil, and Marge. DOYLE'S ACE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS wishes success to MHS! 27 N. Main ANDERSON’S CHEVRON has gas, oil, diesel, tires, and a mechanic on duty. PEARSON TIRE in Ephraim wishes the best of luck to the MHS seniors. For all your favorite music, news, and sports updates, it’s KMTI 1600 and KMXU 105. MCCAUL’S MUSIC in Ephraim has the latest cassettes, albums, and sheet music, plus much more. EPHRAIM BANK-82 years of service and a member of FDIC. Congratulations to the seniors of Manti High from SKYCAP BUILDERS. Best wishes to all the students of MHS from SIMMONS FURNITURE AND HARDWARE. MANTI HOUSE INN is one of Utah's most distinguished Bed and Breakfast Inns. Dr. Robert Armstrong in the MANTI CLINIC congratulates MHS graduates. DR. LELAND THOMPSON wishes success in the future for MHS graduates. EPHRAIM AUTO salutes the Class of 1987, good luck in all you do. We know how to dress a girl beautifully. 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ADVERTISING 105 hukx SENIORS: Diane Alder 10. 38. 70. 72 Brian Anderson 10. 48. 53. 70. 78. 79. 95 Jason Baker 10. 48. 49. 50. 70. 78. 79. 95 Sami Baxter 10. 82. 84 Kent Bean 10. 39. 42. 78 Eric Bessey 10. 48. 49. 50. 70. 78. 79. 95 Doug Birrell 10. 39. 48. 70. 95 Verena Bolli 10. 54 Susan Chadwick 11. 39. 40. 42. 54. 70. 84 Walt Christensen 11. 70 Gerald Christiansen 11 Jerry Cluff 11. 39. 53. 70 Guy Congdon 11. 48. 70. 80. 81 Gary Cox 10. 11. 39. 48. 49. 50. 59. 70. 95 Tim Cox 11 Carl Crisp 11. 48. 70. 82 Lynette Daniels 11. 46. 69. 75. 82. 84 David Dove 11. 48. 70. 80 Sarah Dozier 11, 39 Rocio Fuentes 11 Cory Gordon 11 Brent Hall 82 Blake Hansen 11 Melody Hansen 10. 11. 38. 42. 46. 95 Dale Henningson 11. 41. 46. 72. 95 Stacey Hermansen 11 Christine Holman 11. 39. 66 Richard Ivory 11. 64. 65. 70. 80 Nathan Jackson 8. 11. 46. 48. 50. 70. 78. 79. 95 Evan James 12 Ronald Jensen 12. 48. 70. 95 Mitzi Johnson 12 Kimberly Jones 10. 12. 76. 82. 95 Bret Larson 12. 41. 48. 64. 70. 95 Devron Larson 12. 38. 48. 50. 64. 65. 82 Kris Larson 10. 12. 54. 72. 78. 82. 84. 95 Kay Leatham 12. 95 Joe Lopez 12 Shannon McArthur 12 Sean McIntyre 12 Scott McNeill 12 Spephen Meade 12. 95 Manny Mellor 12. 39. 42. 46. 79 Tracy Mendenhall 12. 42. 46. 84 Pam Miller 12. 69. 82. 84 Chris Nance 12. 46. 53. 70. 72. 79 Don Naylor 12. 48. 50. 59. 70. 95 Lee Anna Nell 12. 54. 55. 70. 80. 81. 95 Casey Nielson 12. 79. 80. 81. 84 Julie Nielson 13. 84. 95 Tyler Nielson 8. 13. 48. 49. 50. 58. 59. 70. 75 Craig Noble 13 Melissa Olson 13. 42. 46. 69. 78. 84. 95 Rhonda Orton 13. 69 Joe Peterson 13 Dalaine Richardson 13. 38. 69 Jonathon Russell 13. 41. 53. 59. 70 Michelle Sanderson 13. 38. 41. 72 Stephanie Sanderson 13. 41. 46. 70. 72. 95 Lynn Scow 13. 40. 48. 50. 70. 95 Mike Sharpe 13. 40. 53. 81 Chrissy Shaw 14. 42. 46. 54. 55. 70. 76. 84. 95 Janell Smith 14. 38. 66. 95 Lisa Sorenson 14 Jamie Steck 14. 42. 48. 50. 59. 70 Greg Stevens 14. 48. 49. 50. 59. 70. 80. 81 Danny Tapp 14. 40. 48. 49. 50. 64. 65. 70 Rachelle Tervort 14. 40. 42. 46. 72. 78. 84. 95 Laura Thomson 14 Roger Villar 14. 39 Joe Wernz 14. 40. 48. 80. 81. 95 Judi Williams 14. 75. 76 James Willmore 14. 39. 78 Chip Wintch 14 Lisa Wintch 14. 95 Melanie Young 14. 38. 75 JUNIORS: Angie Adams 17. 83 Melanie Alder 17. 61. 62 Amy Anderson 17. 39. 66 Susan Anderson 17. 69 Tyler Anderson 17 Jeremy Andreason 96 Robert Aycock 17. 39. 59. 70 Sarah Barker 17. 39. 42. 44. 80 Curt Barton 17, 48. 70 Mark Bawden 17. 42. 48. 70. 76. 77 Meggan Beach 17. 42. 44. 83 George Bench 17. 38. 66 Tyler Bennett 17. 48. 64. 70. 80 Susan Bessey 17. 66. 81 Ervin Billy 17 Kaylene Birch 17. 38. 45. 54. 62. 72. 79. 84 Angie Blackham 17 Cameron Bolli 17. 48. 70 Justin Bond 17 Roger Boyer 17. 39. 42. 48. 70 Steve Brenchley 17. 48. 59. 70. 79 Courtney Bryant 18. 84 Teddi Sue Buchanan 18. 66. 84 David Call 18. 38. 42. 48. 70. 72. 76. 77 Jason Cherry 18 Kayla Christensen 18. 66. 45. 72 Cameron Christison 18 Joyce Cluff 18. 39. 42 Christine Colby 18. 41 Ariann Congdon 18. 39. 82 Pete Conover 18. 45. 75. 79 Annette Cox 8. 18. 54. 62. 70 Korie Cox 18 Kristen Cox 18 Larry Cox 18. 48. 49. 50. 70. 98 Karla Cutler 18. 45. 66 Malissa Daniels 19. 75 Craig Dodds 19. 39. 48. 70. 72 Stephanie Faatz 19. 39 llene Farmer 19 Calvin Fox 19 Merilee Francks 19. 79. 81 Taralyn Frost 19. 39. 75 Jason Garland 96 Dustin Hansen 19. 42. 66 Tammy Hansen 19. 39. 72. 79 Mike Helsten 19. 48. 64. 70. 80 Rodney Hodson 19. 48. 64. 70 Mike Hughes 19. 42. 80 Leon Huntsman 19. 45. 48. 59. 70 Angel Ison 19. 38. 84 Chris I vie 19 Daniel Jackson 19. 39. 42. 44 Penny Jensen 96 Greg Johnson 19 Melissa Lanier 19. 69. 93 Nathan Larson 19. 42 Shane Ludvigson 19 Allen Lyman 20. 70. 80 Jason Maylett 20. 59. 70 Johnny McCaul 20 Ron Mortensen 96 Shaun Mounteer 20 Andy Naylor 20. 48. 59. 70 David Nielsen 8. 20. 39. 48. 50. 70 Mara Nielson 20. 39. 42. 84 Page Ogden 20. 69 Kristen Olsen 20. 42. 44. 69 Ryan Olsen 20. 38. 48. 50. 59. 70 Chad Olson 20 Harley Peterson 20. 80 Jennifer Peterson 20. 73. 75 Russel Peterson 20. 75. 82 Melanie Rasmussen 20. 39. 42. 61. 70. 72. 75. 79 Kenny Rich 20. 39. 40. 80 Annette Riddle 20 Jakob Schoppe 20. 48. 80 Gerry Seely 20 Jeff Sevy 29. 48. 70 Kim Shand 21. 38. 42. 52. 66. 70. 72. 84 Carl Smith 21 Melanie Snow 21. 39. 82 Ralph Squire 21. 48. 58, 70 Richard Squire 21. 48. 59. 70 Shane Stilson 21. 70. 84 Shane Stilson 21. 70. 84 Emily Sutton 21. 69 Dee Ann Syndergaard 21. 42. 70. 72. 75. 76 Sean Thompson 21. 42. 43. 70. 72. 79 Kevin Thomson 21. 89 David Walbeck 44 Cathy Walker 21. 39. 83. 84 Vaughn Weiss 21, 80 Rick Williams 21. 38 Melanie Wright 21. 75. 84 SOPHOMORES: Jeff Adams 22. 50. 60 Christy Allan 22. 42. 76. 84 Cim Anderson 22. 84 Kirt Anderson 22. 80 Lora Aycock 22. 42. 50. 61 106 INDEX Jill Baker 22. 67. 84 Dean Barton 22. 60 Jay Beatty 22 Sherene Beazer 22. 50. 67 Marne Bryant 22 Jon Carter 22. 42 Greg Catmull 22. 80 Robert Chesley 22. 80 McCrae Christiansen 22. 38 Becky Corcoran 22. 42. 50. 56 Brian Cox 22. 42. 48. 50 Karen Crisp 22. 39. 42 Marylou Curtis 22 Cory Daniels 22. 48. 60 Jeanna Davis 22. 25. 69. 93 Shane Denton 23. 48. 50. 64. 65 Jared Dotson 23. 64 Suzanne Frischknecht 23. 67 Corey Gonzales 23 Cody Gordon 23 John Hales 23. 42. 44. 75 Valerie Hall 23. 39. 42. 50. 56. 84 Ronnie Hansen 22. 23. 50. 64. 65 Cody Harding 23 Carl Hermansen 23 Joey Ivie 23 Matt Jenkins 23. 50. 60 Brent Jensen 23. 60 Tiffam Jensen 23. 38. 69 Jennifer Johnson 23 Lea Jones 23. 80 Holly Jorgenson 23. 24. 52. 54. 56. 61, Heather Larson 22. 23. 50. 52. 61 Kirk Larsen 23. 40. 42 Angie Larson 23 Guy Larson 24. 48. 50. 64. 65 John Liddell 24. 39. 42. 75 Liz Lopez 24 Yori Ludvigson 24. 48. 50. 64 Danny Luster 24. 48. 50. 60 Brad Lyon 24. 80 Marty Madsen 24 Stacie Madsen 24. 84 Tricia Maylett 24 Kori McCaul 24 Laura McIntyre 24. 76. 77. 84 Rebecca Meade 24. 75. 84 Lance Mendenhall 24. 42. 44. 50. 64 Russell Mickelson 24. 50. 60 Holly Mosher 24. 80. 84 Beverly Mounteer 24. 39. 69 Melissa Neal 24 Patrick Neeley 24 Chad Nell 24. 50. 60 Melody Nicholls 24 Karen Nielson 25. 39. 42. 84 Leisa Nielson 25 Mike Nielson 25. 80 Allissa Olsen 25. 69 Travis Otten 25 Drew Patterson 25. 26. 48. 50. 60 Jennifer Peterson 25. 50. 52. 67. 75 Rosemarie Peterson 25 Angela Phelps 25. 50. 54. 56. 61 Cher Pratt 25 Brian Rasmussen 22. 25. 38. 42. 75 Curtis Ray 25. 80 Susan Sanderson 25. 38. 42 Travis Schiffman 25. 38. 42. 75 Matt Schmidt 25. 50 Amy Shuring 25. 84 Lori Shand 25 Sarah Smith 25 Bobby Sorensen 25. 50. 60 Sage Southerland 25. 80 Garth Stapley 26 Kae Lynn Stevens 26. 69. 84 Kathryn Stevens 22. 26. 50. 56. 61. 84 Michael Sutton 26 Chara Taylor 26. 38 Andrea Thompson 24. 26. 54. 56 Bonnie Turley 26 Faylyn Warnick 26. 69 Linda Willmore 26. 56. 61 Parrish Woodside 26. 80 Michelle Wright 26. 75. 84 Johnny Young 26 Shane Young 26. 53. 80 FRESHMEN: Gordon Alder 27. 38. 67 Todd Alder 27 Jennifer Anderson 27. 38. 75 Kris Anderson 27. 84 Marc Anderson 27 Adam Andreasen 27 Jeremy Baker 27. 38. 60 62 Tony Barlow 27 Bryan Bartholomew 27. 38. 60 Brad Barton 27. 38. 60 Brian Barton 27 Julie Bawden 27. 38. 42. 67. 84 Travis Bennett 27 Mark Bennion 27. 44. 60 Kara Birrell 27. 42 Tyler Bolli 27. 38 Michelle Boyer 27 Mike Brenchley 27. 60 Stephanie Buchanan 27. 56. 61. 70 Gary Chadwick 27. 60 Gaylyn Christensen 28. 70 Jason Clark 28 Todd Clark 28. 38 Jon Cluff 28 Jill Congdon 28. 56 Tony Conover 28 Carl Cox 28. 64. 80 Mickey Cox 28. 38 Natalie Cox 28. 56. 70 Roger Cox 28. 60 Troy Cox 28. 38. 60 Sabona Crowther 28 John David 28. 40. 42 Clara Diderickson 28. 38. 40. 42 Helen Eddy 28 Nephi Eddy 28 Kristeen Eliason 28. 38. 52. 56. 70 Hollie Fredrickson 96 T.J. Fonville 28. 80 Delana Fry 28. 80 Maria Garbe 28. 38. 67 Wuana Gent 28. 80 Lance Graham 28. 80 Nathan Graham 28. 38. 60 Amy Hall 28. 38. 75 Sheri Hampton 28. 61. 70 Chad Hartman 28. 40 Cherrie Helsten 28. 84 Michelle Hewko 28. 38. 42. 67 Kellie Ivie 28. 83 Shawn Jocobson 28 Janette Jensen 29 Rachelle Jensen 96 Rebecca Jorgensen 29. 38. 52. 61. 70 Amy Kalaher 29. 84 Andy Koons 29 Holly Larsen 29. 38 Jason Larsen 29. 38 Rebecca Larsen 29 Marvin Leatham 29. 40 Phillip LeBeau 29 Holly Mathews 29 Hiedi Maynard 29. 82 Billy McArthur 29. 64 Maria Mellor 29. 38. 42 Lorna Mickelson 29 Michelle Mickelson 96. 75 Natalie Nell 29 Brian Nielson 29. 80 Doug Nuffer 29. 38 Debra Ockey 29. 38 Mike Oliver 29. 38. 64 Donna Olsen 29. 38. 80 Glen Olson 30. 38. 64 Tracey Orton 30. 56. 70 Jill Peterson 30. 39. 42. 67 Edee Peterson 30 Jason Peterson 30 William Peterson 30. 38. 64 Jedd Rasmusson 30. 38. 80 Tait Reese 30. 64 Rayleen Rich 30. 80 Reynie Sandoval 30. 38. 60 Rhonda Seely 30 Karri Shand 30. 38. 40. 52. 56. 70. 93 Terry Simons 30. 60 Snow Southerland 30. 84 Mike Sprague 30 Tim Squire 30 Tricia Squire 30. 84 Loren Steck 30. 38. 42. 60 David Stevens 30. 38. 60 Jason Stevens 30. 38 Brandie Stevenson 31 Jennifer Strode 31. 82 Michelle Terry 31. 40. 56. 70 Loren Thompson 31. 40. 42 Stephanie Tyhurst 31 Hugo Villar 31 Mark Wathen 31. 38. 60 Courtney White 31. 60 Michelle Willardson 31. 38 INDEX 107 READY! 108 CLOSING TIa Jtutioty Qiltofc Nlqtfc The Junior Prom went with a fury of activity. The people who were the most aware of this were the members of the prom committee. Those dedicated ones were: Kaylene Birch. Tammy Hansen, Merilee Francks and Kim Shand. The theme was Silent Night (song by Bon Jovi) and the dance was choreographed by Susan An- derson and Melissa Lanier. The juniors were led by the prom royalty in the traditional prom- enade. The royalty included King Larry Cox and Queen Su- san Anderson, First Attendants Craig Dodds and Karla Cutler and Second Attendants Jason Maylett and Kim Shand. The band which performed was London Bridge. The colors of silver, dusty rose and smoky blue made the prom decora- tions look elegant. JUNIOR PROM 109 Tk dm Of 1987 Valedictorian: Rachelle Ter- vort. Salutatorians: Stephanie Sanderson, and Diane Alder. With sad and happy faces, the Class of 1987 was ready for Graduation. Top Teutpivu First Quarter: Kris Larson — Jason Baker Second Quarter: Chrissy Shaw — Tyler Nielson Third Quarter: Kimm Jones — Nathan Jackson Fourth Quarter: Judi Williams — Jamie Steck Top Templars: Dale Henningson — Chrissy Shaw TOP TEMPLARS 111 «te 24 BakeboM 112 BASEBALL 1 This year our baseball team reached an all-time high in athletic domination. Our powerful hitters and ex- pert ball-handlers made it nearly impossible to beat the mighty Templar base- ball team. The team includ- ed: (L to R) David Stevens, Travis Schiffman, Glen Ol- son, Brian Bartholemew, (2nd row) Reynie Sandoval, Nathan Graham, Courtney White, Bill McArthur, Loren Steck, William Peterson, Mickey Cox, (3rd row) Dan- ny Tapp, Guy Larson, John Carter, Shane Denton, Cory Daniels, Andy Naylor, Dev- ron Larson, Don Naylor, Gary Cox, Nathan Jackson, Coach Robert Anderson, (Back) S. Bawden, Richard Squire, Drew Patterson, Tyler Nielson, Jeff Sevy, Leon Huntsman, Mark Wathen, Lynn Scow. D. Haymond, Greg Stevens, Ryan Olsen, and Jamie Steck. Not pictured: Frank Montoya ClumpioHi 1 BASEBALL 1 113 Track members included: (front. L to R) Doug Birred. Mike Helsten. Kaylene Birch (2nd row) Gordon Alder. Rebecca Meade. Diane Alder. Clara Diderickson. Andy Koons (Back) Coach Glen Goodwin. Tyler Bolli. Dave Nielson. Mike Sharpe. Susan Sanderson. Chris Nance. Tyler Nielson. Heather Larson. Larry Cox. Dustin Hansen. Brian Cox. Danny Luster. Jeremy Baker. Tiaclc TemU CJt Tennis members included (front. L to R) Mike Brenchley. Mark Bennion. Russell Mickelson. Gary Chadwick. (2nd) Shane Young. Terry Simons. Chad Nell. David Call. (3rd) Stephen Meade. Matt Jenkins. Bobby Soren- son. Mark Bawden. Steve Brenchley. Coach Wilbur Braithwaite. (4th) James Willmore. Manny Mellor. Walter Christensen, and Jason Baker The golf team included (Front. L to R) Brad Lyon. Kris Larson. Chrissy Shaw. Evan James. Jakob Schoppe. Coach Kent Larson. (Back) Chad Olson. Mike Hughes. Guy Congdon. Matt Jenkins. Casey Nielson. Mike Sharpe. Cory Gordon. 114 TRACK. TENNIS. GOLF IVe lA w Ready Foi. . . Region Anil Ballcetbaffl The Manti High basketball team again did very well this season. It went into region tied with Emery for second, but by a toss of a coin. MHS play in third place. Manti's first region game was a win against Juab by a score of 63-47. That win put Manti in a semi-final game against Emery. The Templars played like champions, shutting down the Spartans’ offense MHS’s defense was strong, and the offense was unstoppable with Gary Cox making three-pointer after three-pointer. The win put Manti’s red and white against Richfield for the Region Championshp. MHS didn’t have the zip they had the night before so Templars took second. Tyler Nielson and Greg Stevens were named to the All- Region First Team and Ralph Squire was named to the All- Region Second Team Templars played Wasatch to begin state play MHS didn’t look like the red and white we all know, but after Coach Braithwaite’s half-time talk, the boys from Manti came back to beat Wasatch by five points in the last minutes of the game. This win put Manti in a game the next day with our rivals from the North - Lehi. The next day Manti looked the same as the night before, but the towering Lehi Pioneers shut the Templars down in the second half With the loss MHS played Millard for third or fourth place in state. Manti continued to miss those needed baskets, ending the season in fourth place. Don Naylor was named to the All-State First Team by the Deseret News. Coach Braithwaite asked the players to play as champions at the beginning of the season. The Templar basketball team certainly did. Manti 65 at Sprmgville 63 Union 55 at Manti 59 Manti 59 vs. Enterprise 63 Manti 48 vs. Millard 60 Richfield 62 at Manti 43 Manti 70 at North Sevier 59 Manti 65 at Delta 52 Millard 46 at Manti 50 Manti 64 at Emery 66 Manti 62 at Juab 50 South Sevier 62 at Manti 55 Manti 76 at Gunnison 52 Manti 63 at North Sanpete 58 Manti 66 at Emery 52 Juab 41 at Manti 63 Round Robin at Millard Manti 63 vs. Juab 47 Manti 78 vs. Emery 58 Manti 40 vs. Richfield 64 State at Cedar City Manti 55 vs. Wasatch 50 Manti 46 vs. Lehi 51 Manti 50 vs. Millard 55 BASKETBALL—REGION AND STATE 115 Tu tr htouowd Fctfudty Meutb U Manti High School has been honored with the skill and dedication of two excellent teach- ers. Glen Goodwin and Clair Erickson have both been teaching for more than 35 years, most of those years at MHS. Both were very actively involved in extra-curricular exper- iences, as well as in their classrooms. Glen had track, girls basketball, cross coutnry, and Dri- ver’s Education, Math, Health, and Economics. Clair guided the student body officers, all of student government, Close-Up and Model Unit- ed Nations, plus taught College History. Psy- chology, Sociology, and World and US Histor- ies. Both contributed to many classes and ac- tivities that are not mentioned in this present list of duties. Everyone at MHS and the community wish Glen and Clair a very happy retirement. Thu Funm i Fupp jnent uiai brought to you by Jemeni in Modi and Dcu ik Photo in Monti. 116 HONORED TEACHERS