Class of 57 in 51

Barry Bird sent this to us, he says “Thanks to Judy Baxter, Ethel & Loy Wheeler for helping to ID the ones I couldn’t. Can anyone ID the two unknowns in the pic ??”

Row 1 (bottom) Carlene Gronning, Lynette Bracken, Jolene Archer, Margaret Root, Connie Labrum, Judy Baxter, Steven McDonald, Alan Edwards, Ralph Smith, Elaine Nelson, Jack Brannon.

Row 2) Gayle Edwards, Donnie Mayer, DeWayne Alger, John D. Wilcox, Louis Jimenez, Ethel Cook, Arlene Tanner, Marion Anderson, Maureen Geist or Doreen Applegate?, Garry Bedingfield, Gary Weston.

Row 3) Neil Smyth, Carol Allman or Doreen Applegate?, Janice Miller, Ron Galloway, Steven Carter, Janet Nay, Marion Lofthouse, Barry Bird.

Row 4 (top) Manuel Lopez, Mr. Fisher, Billy Thompson, Clare Williams, Doug Memmott, Sally Edwards, Kenny Munk, JoAnne Mayer, Richard Kellog, Calvin Wynn, James Cox, Jimmy Hughes.

Good Old Friends

Bob Crane (class of 1951) passed these photos on via Cheryl Wunderlich Elmer (class of  65). Bob wrote that LaRee Thompson Hollis (class of  48) took the pic of Bob & Gerrie Banks Hawkins (class of 49) on the south lawn of old MHS . The other is of Bob, Kent Myers (class of  49), Thales Johnson (Football team matesat BAC in Cedar City (now SUU). Bob and Thales were visiting Kent while he was stationed in Japan, the pic is in front of the Emporors Palace in Tokyo. remember, click on photo for larger view.

Class of 1955

John Killam sent us this class picture of the class of 1955. Can you believe that this class graduated from MHS 55 years ago? We wish there were names on this one but there is hope one of those 55ers will send in some names for us.

Thank you John!

Class of 1935

These pics came in from Garthe Banks by way of Judy Thompson Hardy. I wonder if any class was more photographed. Some of these have spouses of the class members. Single click on image until you get a good one. Names that were provided follow each image. Add comments please if you see anything needing info.

Class of 1947

Thought this might be of interest to many of you. Taken (circa 1942) when the Class of 47 were in the 7th grade. Particularly the guy in front with the Life magazine stuck to him.