Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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AMIDST the towering, snow-crested Wasatch Mountains, where can be found dark, fertile soil, noisy little streams, and skies as blue as endless fields of flax . . . WHERE the four seasons age as beauti- fully as they are able. . . WHERE, at dawn, the sun directs bright, piercing rays down on the sleeping village to woken the drowsy occupants to the activity of their daily routines, and, at eventide, caresses both earth and sky with a glow of rosy warmth . . . WHERE the sound of carefree, youthful voices can be heard as. it is carried high on a canyon breeze to all corners and crevasses in the mountain wall . . . WHERE, when early autumn comes, the streets become gay with brightly attired lads and lasses . . . WHERE is centered the home of learning -the home of the stalwart eagle- mffarcf cgcfwof

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Summer in the valley means cool, green lawns stretched lazily under the decorative shrubs and trees that make the Millard Campus one of the most beautiful in the state. E. Carling F. Chesley But summer cannot last forever, and in early autumn Millard High School threw open her doors to her students, both old and new. No longer were her halls dim and empty, her classrooms barren. The faint odor of closeness from having been shut during the summer months was dispelled. Now her halls resounded with the laughter of merry young people who were looking forward to their year at Millard with minds resolved to give her their best efforts, her classrooms filled with those who brought with them books to study, and fun that were part of their school life. The custodians who kept Millard l-ligh the loveli- est spot in the valley gave freely of their time and energy.