Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1929 volume:

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A' A FOREWORD E have taken as our theme thls year chlvalry The ldea of chlvalry has come down from medleval tlmes It em bodles all h1gh1deals truth falr ness loyalty and courage lt has all the characterlstlcs whlch spur men on to the loftlest helghts We hope tO1l'1Sp1I'C some of these characterlstlcs mto the students thus maklng a blgger better Mlllard I-hgh N D9 SIT' ' fs ' l 5 ' ' ii 4,.A OX 1 't .,.-l,vl W ' a' ,.., . , I- I V, f.'ggdW r 4 ,N .hmwaf--'--3 4 I Vg' lx bA.A'V b ,.Ab:A.A.Vb lubl bi v:.:' 1:'. .-:,: f . ' ' 1A' fe f!NQ. in ,.... .. .A-. , ..,, .,'..4.A.,.,,:, ' ' WWI-2f2.Z, jk , If- , 'M ' l I - 'W If IfgQQk, ICONTENTS IQ ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES HUMOR and ADVERTISING ...il H- ii E I I -, I I I I ht . I 1' fa :'L2 s r c s' I , I ' , MM I J D A Te 'fr x all SCHOGL SONG Mzllard Hzgh the School of Educatzon Every year we come to jozn with you Each one here zs Hlled wtth new ambztron To show the world what Mzllard Hzgh can do Forward then and onward wzth our colors Now together razse the whzte and blue We ll go proudly on and upward ever And prove that she zs ever trzed and true CHORUS We ll never let old Millard fall For we love her the best of all We ll fzght for the rzght, Wzth all our mzght, Our motto true zs rzght, rzght, right, We'll go wzth Mzllard on to fame, Do ever honor to her name, We'll stand for the rzght, We'll wzn the fzght, We'll never let old Mzllard fall RAH f RAH' 1 I s A, 21'- WQ wikis, gs W' fra mf 7' ' 77 'V ' s K JJ ' xl, j.:,,f:f -A 5 5.15 1 -ff,- x 1- Q A -f 'fr rf 4. ' ,- i , . 4. fgzi 1 A V1 ,ti Wk b . . . 'V i . , , I ,V : 175 ,. Q 4 . ,. , 1 f :I , 4 , V , ' , fi 1 A. - .v ,, .A , - ' xl t ' - r I ' ' I . , Q1 E! 53 3 . ,Q if .. 4 v, A - F T I 'IRIX-N - ,': , P Nz, mv,-11 - -1 ADMINISTRATION J 1 E K i I A l r I l r 1 i i l l o I i k I i i 1 I l f . ii .X 3 s F 1 ' eq l I i B. K. FARNSWORTII Sirpcriiztmzdeiii Millard County School District School Board ll. li. h'lAXl4lELD PREM. GEORGE R. B, ASHBY VERLE CARLING N. L. PETERSON Ci..xunE ROBINS jfxmus A. KELLY One of the reasons why the Millard lligh School is an increasing suc- cess is due to the influence of Superintendent lfarnsworth. lt is through his unfailing efforts that our Millard High has made such progress in the past years. lior the invaluable part which he has played in helping the boys and girls and inspiring them, he can never be praised enough. His untiring energy and desire to fit every boy and girl for the battle in life has increased and enlarged the school to a great degree, and made Millard lligh one ol' the hest in The state, ya, N 1-1 f lf of -I0- O, El. llOL-ID.fXXYAY l'rimfipal The midi-iils ul' Nlillzmi lligh :irc uxccplioiiiilly fmliimiic in securing lm' Ihcir guijc amd principal such an ziccoihplisiicd Hillli ns O. Al. iluhiziwziy. Thu hzirc fact than all thu students love :xml respect him proves his hugc succcas :is ll principal :md zulvisoz' to them, lliw impiring, inihiuncc mm-r thc hoys and girls :ind his czipzihiliiy for handling situzitirms clearly show his zihilily :md pi'ogi'casix'ciicss. -1l- 'Hn Faculty I XIxI SIIIUIUII IQCIIO BIQINSOX U. Ii, C1L.XIQIx UI'-I' l,ilm11'ia11 Sfiulzfa X I Ixl I I XIII INK' 1I1JICIfXCIIf XIfII,SfJX NIIIIIKJX NIIfI.YII I I- p 4i'1-III! llmxzlfzlif ,Irf l'1rb!f4' Spcafzirz -1Z- . Q j 2 ...SQL . , 'Q I F W Faculty mnuxl. cgnlmllalfremxx sfxxmii 'IAIIUMAS QlllfXRl-IiSIIOI1IiN lfuafh l'ly1'ximl lixtllllfllllfflll .-lr! 'If l,,I:O AIACQCJISS RUBY S'l'RlXC1IlrXN1 IIIRAM QIONISS Music llmnf limnzmzics SUHIIIIIIT-V 43- 1- . ,M fx ' A ' v4K'xQ 7 U ' A 0 R Student Body Officers LELAND HEIDENREICH VEDA KIMBALL President Vice President BERNICE DORRITY MELVA SMITH Secretary and Treasurer Social Manager KARL WARNER Athletic Manager LOA BAKER MYRLE WARNER Yell Mistress Assistant Yell Mistress k A 'A . E v is rl s s ff .Le L I .' SQ 9 - -14- 7 l.. Cf.. f ...-- lf - . L i ...-,.....V- .A CLASSES ,....i..,- .-.-ll. .ix 1.-a r 4 ' I s f L E V -16- fww iw J is W' r I o ff? . Agyff. fy 1 1i:f: f4,f ,'- iff-'.a' ,Fu 1 M . Ju , 4,-f,.i,,g:?-v' . . 1' . , V S5 q,-me . pri? ' Z' A ? ,.. Z' an ih- I 'Q Senior Officers Xllllf ,HEXSIQX l,lfl,.'XND C.Xl.l,lS'l'liR lll'2l,.liN 'IUNIKIXSON l ife-l'recidc11l l'residU1z! Scfrctary and 'lirmzmrer' l?l l'll C. ll.XYl'fS Chfill. BXKER Sofia! klamlgvr .lllilufif .lltlllflfllf .-Xllcr Your wucccmslul yciirs :it Nlillzml lligh, Ihc Sciiifmr Class is I'L'llkly' to lczivc their ilcgii' Alma ixlfild' lei-ling that this has hi-un thc luur happiest years ol' ihcir lives. 'lilicy luivu lwcn succcsslul in cwrylliing Ihi-3' liaivc gillciiiplcil, :mil lczivc with ll Cccp, temlcr. lun- giml rcwpccl lm' grind nhl Nlillzml lligh, Nlgiy shc :-wi' triumplil -lS- VICTOR Pli'l'ER5ON Band and Orchestra, '27, '28, '29, Glee Club, '27, '28: .f'xllegronte Club, '27, '28, '29, Opera, '27, '28, VEDA KIMBALL Class Officer, '27, '28, '20, Dramalics, '26 '27, '28: Club Member, '28, HELEN TOM KINSON Opera, '26, '27, '283 Class Officer, '28, '20 C. Club, '28, '20, ALVIN S'l'liWAR'l' l-ootball, '27, '28, Basketball, '20. TAFT WATTS Basketball, '26, '27 '28, '20' Football, '28 Club Member, '28: 'Winner l50pul'z1.rity Clllll test. '281 Class Officer, '26, '27: lrack, '21 '28, M Club, '20, Rlf'l'Il C, Il.'XYliS Hiking Club, '27: W. .X G.. '27, West lligb Girl's Club, '28, lerrorily, '28, Box lilder Class Ollicer, '20, Periwig Club Olliccr, '20 Year Book Stall, '28, Xllcgrolmtu, '28, Opera '79 LA RLlli GliORGli Class Othccr. 27, 26: Opera. 26, 21, 28 Club Member, '26, '27, '28, MISRWIN S'l'liPllliN8ON Opera. '25, '26, lfl,llll' Wll.'X'l'CO'l l' ,Opera '26, 281 llaml, '26, '27, '28, '20Z Or cbesrra, '28, '20, Glen Club, '27, '28, .Xlln grunts, '28, '20, llll.D.'X lX'l2RSON Opera, '27, '28Z ,XllCQll'OIllC, '27, '28, '20, Xlil,l,.X CllRlS'l'liNSl'EN Class Ollicer, '26, Opera. '27, '28, '20, Drz: matlcs, '26, '27, 28: X, C. Club, '28, Otllccr 'oo '33 llL'Cll 8'I'liX'liNS 5 Opera, '25, '26: Cleo Club, '25, '26. LELAND llliIDliNRlilCl'l Student Body Pres., '20, Football, '28, '20 Track, '27, '28, '29, Class Olficer, '26, '27 Debating, '20. BERNICE DORRITY Student Body Officer, '20, Class Olfieer, '26 '27, '28, Opera, '27, '28, '20, Club Member '27, '28, Dramatics, '20, ,IUNE WOOD Opera, '26, Clee Club, '25, '26, Girls' Club '25, '26, XVILFORD STEPIIFNSON Clee Club, '26, '27, '28, Ag, Club, '26, Opera '26, '27, '28Z Allegronte, '27, '28. TIIORXTON PAXTON Opera. '26, '28, '20, liaml. '26, '27, '28, '20, Glee Club, '27, '28, '20, Orchestra, '26, '27, '28, '20, ,Nllegronte Club, '27, '28, '29 PORTIA HANSEN Draniatics, '26, Opera, '27. '28, '20, Club Member, '26, '28, '29, Ol.lVli STEVENS Clee Club Pres., '25, Opera, '27, Club Meni- ber, '27, '28, '20, Prom Committeg, '28, .-Xllegronte Club Officer, '28 CIiCll,. BA KISR Class Officer, '26, '20, .-X . Club, '26, Bas- 8 ketball, '27, '28, '20, Football, '28, '20, Track '28, Stock judging Team, '27, Drarnatics, '20, Periwig Club Pres., '20, Nl Club, '20, .TOE NVIIITAKER Band, '26, '27, Orchestra, '26, '27. lTllA l,l'f l5liYRlf Draniatics, '26, '27, '28, Opera, '27, '28, Clul: Member, '28, '20, ROMA GLfl.l. Clee Club, 28, 20, Opera, '28, '20, NORMAN AIACOBS lgil5lit'll'U2lll, '26, '27, '28, '20, Opera. '26, '27, '28, '29, Clee Club, '26, '27. '28, '20, Class Ollicer, '28, Orchestra, '27, '28, '20, Football, '28, '20, Band, '28, '20: Nl Club, '20, Peri- wig Club, '29 1 CARI. WARNER 8tutl.fnt llculy Officer, '28, '2'l2 Class Ollicer '25, Dramatics '27, '20g Basketball, '26, '27 '28, Football, '27, '28: A11 Club, '2'. 2 Block M Club Pres, '20, MAl'l,Jli KIISNSIN Opera, '26, '27: Debating. '26: Glee Club 27: Secretary X, C. Club, '28: Class Ollicer W9 .Xl'f'l'ON STISYISXS .Xllegrunte Club, '27, '28: Opera, '26, '27: Girls' Club, '25, '26, Glee Club, '26, '27, GLEN WALBECK Class Officer, '26, Band and Orchestra, '27: Football, '20, NELDIEN C.XRl,lNG liootball, '20, Dramatics, '28, '20, Opera, '28 '29. l'lELl2N llL'N'l'SNlfXN Home liconumics Club, '26: Girls' Club, '26 '27, LFOMX llOl,l'1ROOK llume lfC4DI10mlCNClLll'W, '26, Girls' Club, '26 '27. E.-XRI. Nlll.l,l?R Football, '27, '28: .-Kg. Club. '26, '27, Opera '282 Glee Club, '28, .Nllepzrnmiite Club, '28 Nl Club, '20, l,lONlil- WASDEN Opera, '26, '27, '28: liootball, '27, '28: Nl U A 4. Club, 2U: Ag. Club. '26, Mlegrrmte Club, 'R 27, 28. 20: Glee Club, 26, 21, 28, 20. LON.-X SHIISLDS Class Repiirter, '26: llome licwnumics Club '26, '27: Class Debating Nlauager, '.27, '28 Sclmol Reporter '27, '28, Prum Committr-.f '28, SlllRl,liY TURNER Opera. '26: Glee Club, '26, '27, Girls Club W6 l.lil..XNlJ C,Xl,l.lS'l'liR Orchestra, '26, '271 Band, '26, '27, '28, Yes: 1 Book litlitur, 'JPL llaskelball, '28g Clas President, '20, Class Ollieer, '26, lioulbull '28, 054251 ,, .ML ig, 1,641 l lA ROLD j ENS EN FLORENCE WARNER Class Officer, '25, '26: Home Economics Club, '25, '26, Girls' Club, '26, '27, X. C. Club, '27, '28. BLANCIIE TRIMBLE Opera, '27, '28, '29, Dramatics, '27, '28, Periwig Club, '29. LON DO DEARDON WAYNE NEILSON Football, '28, '29, Basketball, '28, '29, LORRAINIE WASDEN Opera, '27, '28, '29, X. C. Club, '28, '29, KATIE CUMMINGS Dramatics, '27, '283 Opera, '28, ORION MElNlMO'l'T VERNON CUMMINGS Football, '27, '28, Opera, '28, '29, 1 Q., ?i1:F f'5 ff' '-'P ra- ': .'-wr ' i tt- +A' - v ga,-I 1 1. V .V ,Q -wx 'W ,,-11 V,'fwg72f - 'fa vt i . W H -I 4' ft-:w w ' , ., f,Vfg.4 fmi:FEwfa , .V J' L' ' ' ' ' 'W' ' ' f ya 1, Q , 'pu bus:-fi-'1iiV' Y f , I K' '. . ,sj .4-.j 7. 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Vernon Cummings, .leave behi d- many H To the Sophomores, we leave our sym- I V t V k I-4 V . , . ,P r pathy- . t 0 e-s ruc ,glfS. To the Frosh, we leave our 'heart felt ' We,' Bernice andfvklberta, 'leaverbehind pity. lots and lots' of 'V 7 ' li' Iiqrmansejncobs' leave L03 to some I. Margaret Callister, leaveiaxnd takejfonfj X i ot er 'PPV mor' memories of a happy year of school. 1 , -. 1 Q2 I I, Nelden Carling, leave the best poker .' ' ' Q ' 1' .' f game I ever sat to. I, Alvin Stewart, leave e behind a fond af , memory of I-Hurricane, Utah andits fem- e I, Leland Heidenreich, leave the Freshies inine COTUQCHYS- ' f. 1 ' ' ' It ' 1 alone. ' E I 5 . - 'Q p I, Helen' Tomkinson, leave QSob! Sobll I, Cherry Watts, leave a fond memory George., 1: 1 ' In Q X V Q I 1' , Y,1,,:?q , of Bernice. I ' Q . A ij, fr l , . . ' in I, Wayne Neilson, leave without any fuss I' Ear' M'Her .leaVe a' good mme for A I .5 .V better time. A it I . , . ' .'.j -E I, Murray Kelser, will leave Nina behind, . e I l. Blanche: Trimble, leave. behind. a lock We, Victor Peterson and Elihu Whatcott, of flaming red hair. A i , if leave behind a dozen rejected sweethearts. , g , ' , ' ' ' I V Q I, joseph Whitaker, leave behind a very If Thornton Paxton, leave a worthy ex' quiet remembrance to my associates, V ff-it ll ' ample for others to follow. l f ' , - - -A ' . f,Vf X o We, james Penney and Klover Paxton, gsmme Cummmgs' leave Kan? Cumf gif- leave 1-together. ', , if 4 ' to fd'Q?fi . H l, Zella Christensen, leave behind a good cg' Floyd Duncan' have the Shorthand Vi, time. ass' A' ' ,. ' Q -' , 'L ' ' ' ' ' fa-JE IFTW li We, Larue George and Veda Kimball, I.,Lorrame Wasden, leave the N0fth'We5f I I 5 I leave for Kanosh and other points south. mom on the Second floor. ' e s Q ff' I I V f Ziiiiff o t-'1 .,V, , ' ' .M'ff'i'E7 I 5 'FH ' 'r f 1 mY:4i'iF14 1 ff.: ix M .r,,f'isIfTr'l'-E55 . Nw- , K if- V 1 f . - 'Q1-Vg7tg,Q,f3a,affZfff,313gi' i ' 'I AI? L- 5 . - V I , 5 n43rsIn:N'lI.'. , V, so teee' ,I 5 r,. g,,'g,,. . A V1 1 , ,,Tff'w, f, 1 I ' it t' ' Will and 'T I, Margaret Snyder, leave nothing' fjiin Rowley graduated last yearl. We, Florence Warner and Lona Shields, leave this institution after absorbing, a great quantity of its out-flowing knowledge. ' l, Myrle Nixon, will leave to paw the ivories in a higher social circle., I, Orion Memmott, will leave as a learned man. ' I I l, Maude jensen, will leave my henna' to Frank George l, Veda Kimball, will leave my acting ability to Milton Melville. f ' ' I ' I, Leland' Callister, will leavewthe editor- ship of the Millard with relief. I, De Virl Lamb, will leave'my little Lamb . l, Ruth' C. Haynes, will leave a sprig of baby -sagebrush. I, Harold Jensen, will leave if it is possible. A l, Merva Rowley, will leave' at last. 1,' Elwood' Robins, 'will leave iny regards and take ,my wife. , l, Merwin Stevens, will leaveeto pursue higher animals. 'V I l, Afton Stevens, will leave one granrl vacancy in the Glee Club. l, Erwin Stevens, will leave my cigarettes to Lowell P. estament l, Hugh Stevens, will leave an assortment of vanilla bottles. e A l, Wilford Stephensen, will leave forever 'C Fil. e l, Olive Stevens, will leave more room. l,'Bertjamin' Trimble, will leave my blonde hair to-Elva. Quamburg i I, Glen Walbeck, will leave room for one small freshie. I I, Lionel Wasden, will leave my curley hair to Guy Robins. A l, june Wood, willleave my Underwood. I, Roma Gull, will leave a happy memory. 1, Cecil, -Baker, will leave Myrle until she graduates. ' I I, Hilda Iverson, will leave a book en- titled Red Hair to Mr. Stott. l, Portia Hansen, will leave my high marks to Bub . ' I, I.. Willard Witaker, will leave without efurtheri-ltroublel' . Q We, .Helen Huntsman and Leoma Hol- brook, will leave a few doughnuts. Signed, THORNTON PAXTON Big Chief CThe Three Witnessesl George Heidenreich Ruth C. Hayes joe Carling' I 7:h 4h S' gfjv-ggjwn JL' SW' Q 9. 9- fn pn: Z .lunior Officers GEORGE llElDENRElCll President MYRLIS WARNER KIOE CARLING Social Manager Vice-President ROSE KIMBALL OMER MEMMOTT Secretary and Treasurer Athletic Manager The class of '30 feel that they have completed three successful years at Millard High. They have been well represented in all of the school activities including basketball, track, dramatics, football, and music. They are a credit to Millard High and will be one of the biggest and finest graduating classes Millard has ever had. -26- HILBIERT MIil.Yll.I.F Bula VERA STOTT SZnrky l. Ii I 'IIN I3 EAU R ECA RD Leaf I.OXX'Iil,l, PIYIAERSON l'f'trnle'um GEORGE HEIDENRFICH H1mkkup M,-XURIXIZ CIAMMINGS Mar lilil.liN S'I'EYliNS Red11'y VERNON PIQTERSON PNB WII-l.lIE MACH l'1lIgar l2iIl4' IDX.-X CllRlS,l4liNSliN l,mIa DORA RA-XSIVll'SSEN Lass 0 BFNNFR CARLING Pansy 4 WILFORD WII.I.l.-XMS Bill G EN EVI EVE STEPH ENSEN Gen AD ELA I D If P.-XX ION ,, l,adj ' SI ERL I NG RASM USSEN Whale MARION ROBISON Ma11ey RACHEL GEORGE Rae ILA BENNETT Benn CARI, RAS.XIl'SSIiN Russ IIXROLD EDWARDS Edwards DELLA WISE Dell RIOSISPIIINIE DAY Tiny n CLA R ENCE WAD E D0uge 2 A Ir DA R R EL SOR ENS EN Dick DONNA DA Y Don FLORA KENNY Flo WILLIAM ROWLEY Bill,' ISLWOOD LAM BERT l.amb DA ISY PIf'I-HRSON Daqe KATIILEEN ROBISON Fuss OM If R M If M M OIT 0 111 771'-171 111 LIOE G. CARLI NG Hufterr14p MAY ROWLIQY ..,f. M Y R I . Ii WA RN F R Shari HL'GH WOOD SHUI LLOYD WA RN ER Shorty OSSI E M EM MOTT Oss N I NA WARN E R Ni11se LINCOLN HOLB ROO K The Eel MA X I3 RUNSON Grandpa MAY PETERSON Marbau5 BESSIE IVIE Poison OIAIT cslaomali 1uddze IIAROLD HOWLETT Hack LEONA JACKSON Stubby EDITH SMITH Scarlet S'I'ANI,I'iY ANDERSON 4'Sta ll., VOR HUNTER Var FREEDA PEWTRESS Freed MYRTLE HUNTER Myfte REED PETERSON Pete RA Y PENN EY Sbiek WILMA NIKON Nix MELVA SMITH Smitty CLAUDE STEVENS Claudia I,EI..fXfND SORENSON Lee ELVA QUARENBISRG El-L'a ' WILLIE ROBINS Hill I IQ: 4' nf .4 1 . - ,1-rn A L , V V wg 1 - 37 - ,an . r a , Sophomore Officers DUANIE C1Al.l,.lS'l4ER Nl.fXlJlil,lXli Klil.l.Y MAX STEVENS President Social Manager Vire-I'resident CUMMIXGS DAY jlFNll'S CQXRLING Secretary-Trvzlsurvr Athletic .l'lt1i1agL'r Among the peppiest and elassiest at the Millard lligh are the Sophomores. This class is very loyal and always have a good representation in and at all social and athletic activities, With their high ideals and ambitions they have prospects ol' being some of the finest and hest graduates Millard has had. .33- Nina Wood Cumer 'llalbot Ramona Abraham Ruth Brown Bevan Brown Layne Bottonfield Avon Bushnell Clara Barney Loa Baker Ava Beckstrand Elsworth Brunson Utahna Cummings Claudia Coons Wilson Cortsen Leora Carling Eldon Cowley Loyal Cortsen junius Carling john Cooper Garvin Charlesworth Duane Callister Nelson Day Cummings Day Lewis Robinson Frink Seottorn Austin Stott Ray Paxton Sophomore Class Charlotte Steevns Virginia Whitaker Keneth Davies Ada Davies Bonita Davies Alton Dame Maxine Day Milton Frampton Frank George Bertha Howlett Pearl Heckethorn Eva Huff Merlin Hansen Harold. Huntsman Stella Hunter Norma Hanson Anna Hatch Susie lvie Xewel Iverson Lenora jones Maxine johnson Bertha Jensen Norma johnson Willard Rogers Freda Stevens Mack Stevens -54- liclith Warner Nora Whittaker Loree Kesler Madaline Kelly Alfred Lelfever Cleo Lawson Otella Lawson Udell Lamb Mabel Martin Lucille Memnxott Harnon Memmott Lonzo Memmott Afton Mills Beulah Nixon Willma Penney Edith Peterson Mildred Peterson Stillman Paxton Genevieve Paxton Selma Qrarenberg Teena Rasmussen Koye Robins Noma Robinson Gaynor Rappleye Margaret Sorenson llelma Stephensen Fllen Turner 4 l ,Z pa I -if fe l Freshmen Officers llEl.l'iN MQSRIDE ICAMUI..-X lilil.l,Y MYRLE HAYES l'zfu-l'rvsidc11! Pnfsidmll Svmalary-Treaszmv OWEN CllRlS'll:NSliN lSONNlli D.XNlli .fllbiflic flflaufzgvr Sofia! fllzzmzgur 'lhe lll'l?SllI1lLll'l Class have finished the first nl' the leur laps, 'lihey have zlccomplished ll Very succcsslul year at Millard lligh. We have Hrrlzzell 'emu zmll 'llmwlcnl them out, hut were proud ill' Ihcm. liccp up the good work l5r'cshics. -35- merlinstcwns wellshnttun z1L1stinbeckslr:1mi rayrowley vzmceday jayutley lucilezlshman ednabennett Iolabushnellu phylliscarling rzlmolacarling nwenchristensen lzmolacooper ellendimmic genevievehatton Iulajensen :xftonlamhert helenmcbride drmaldmelville elninemelville Virgininnelsen lafrancepayne ninapayne lewisrohison fcrnsnyder Freshman Class melvilletrimble nelscmstolt marjoriestewens leuhswallow maggietrimble eolawarner faunwarner malinewarner rolzmdwarner eldulawixom beulahstewart urielbushnell riulallen ferriszxshman claytonbluck Ielandbushnell charlescummings hmmiedanme hellendame uliverdavis uwemiay nregaduncan gerzlldedwmd dunnldafzllkenhurg dellfrzimpton -36- merodinehunlsman fl'oyclutley lzlprielhansen ednahayes myrlehayes genevievehiggins kzxrlhyntsman howa rdiverson sethjackson vayjacobs vetajensen zlvalonjohnson ramolakelly georgelabrum ilettalamb ethelnixon rcmaldpartridge julianrasmussen delmarreay johnrobison eddarogers lloydseguine howardsmith beatricestephensen grantstevens edithstevens fa ,A :Az .vfexli M 'ale'-is 5 xz x I l Bw f xi Y' Hx 1- f : :X WI .4 'gg '4- gi, mfg.: F' at 'REQ X192 :' .j 1,64 I t ximilg 'viii . ' ACTTVITIES .Jig Hs f.,, -fm ,ww s -Q, .,,,f.- 1 ,l,A,.lW,f1.,v.- - QQ A in so f ,, , A54 X , s lll:lliX STISYVNS GIEORGIQ lllilDlfNRlZlKQll Popularity Winners llurrah for the junior Class! Froni their nurkt was chosen the niost popular bOj'2U1d girlin the annual populanty conlem .-Xml who should it he but llelen and George-l lelen without whose sunny smiles and cheery ways we could not get along anll George whose curly hair and amiahle disposition have won him a place in the hearts of all the girls and boys. The junior Class certainly showed up the sell'-loving Sopho- niores zlncl ccniceitecl ul reshies.H lloonu'lorthe,hnuord ng- -lisc- Millard Staff CIORQIL IIILIDIQNRIQICII l.liI..XXlJlI.Xl.l.lSl'l1K JOE G. C.-XRLING 13zfs1'1zc,fx Manager lfdzlwr ,lmxfazzf Iizzmzfxs Manager IQL VH C.ILXN11S IXDXNLXIJXN' .-1 Ufifzlllf lixmfl-H17 Smff Arljgt - 30 - ' 40 ' .m.4L!4 A ' f ' 'gf M-. gf . f-'Q' J, ' rf., . 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' fqgagm A - ' ' 5116: 4, PU N b J 'tfug f ,. jlfagffaix Y ,J .Q ,Q 11 . ,,,' -wc. ,X 1 .5W1qg:.1,1-,, , '- '- 4 -w.5,fff:?v:, iff f ,pf lr ' HWW ' ,.,' gum' f-,' 5'iffI'f'f -,-'. -' 3 ,Z 1' wggm' f MISS DOULTON'S ORCIIIDSU William Rmvlvy Owgn lh-Iknnp .IUC Cjglrling , , ll4mim1 Mc.-Xllislcr Nurnmn juculu . , Ken Maynard Rulh lilly,-5 n , Cicely Belknap 111.1 Baker . Polly NVinsl0W Kzlthlevn Robison . . , Bess IHS ISLWIAI IiR'S XYII5Ii 1,1-:il link-I' . Bvrt Slvxcw My rlc XYL1I'l1L'I' . Nutty I:l'IlI'llxHH XL'l4lcx1 ffzlrlinx llvtlnlx S-:nn-in Iiclnicc' Durritv . Knlhlvcu Dmmnn Dm' . I-law Sn-11'-frm' Nlillun Iirzxnwr-111 Fred Bowcrs lfgmn Rmvh-,x' lkggpgx' 541-'114-:v Ml11'x'.xy' Kuslvl' . . Mr. Stcvum -42.. :Q- . . 211, .Mtn . :fx 1.. , ..i, Boy's Glee Club lf we were to ask ourselves what is the most important division of our Millard lligh School, we would undoubtedly say that it is the music department. ln this department one of the most outstanding sections is the Boys Gleef' Although there are only eighteen members, they can make one feel like he is in Dreamland when their harmonizing voices ring through the halls of our High School, This well arranged Glee, under the coaching of T. Leo Jacobs, was one of the large factors which made the School Opera such a great success. ln our Music Club there are over one hundred members and most of the leaders of our school belong to this group, and that is the reason that it plays such an important part in our Millard High. This Boys' Glee has often sent its melodies out over the the assembly hall to entertain the school and public, Anyone with musical talent can't help but enjoy the selections given by them. -44-K W, W K g -W, AW-X, fu x iY w,f,mM,m5..' , , .-t, .., .- W H. 1.5, 4--4 ,ah .- i' --'wt ,.-L- w W -L 2'-a-S U 1 Qt -' ' ',-- ' .NA -vwgfvwg W, 1 ' ?'i 'fl K 'K l N QA l i il s QS fi Q r l .Q l , 1 . fl - a if Glrl s Glee Club ll lil its One of the outstanding clubs of the school this year is the Girl's Glee Club. This club of the Music Department is the one most prominent. tl Some of the members of this club have much talent, having sung over the radio from Salt Lake. We must give much credit to their coach and teacher, T. Leo jacobs. He has developed the talent of this club so much that it is a pleasure to hear them. 1 They have been a great factor in the success of the opera, many of their members taking leading parts. They have been a great help in making the assembly programs a success. . K f' avg 'l':' A I J la .5 4. T li., J l 3' :m ail ft L f.lt : .,., vt ..-. ' 5 L. milf' R ft! wr,-fi' - l 'im Nr IE Rf. .iii ,L?'?3 SV U,- Q? Margaret Hansen Vay Jacobs Madeline Kelly Bonnie Dame Beulah Nixon Claudia Coons Lenore Jones Stella Hunter Ellwood Lambert Blanche Trimble Genevieve Higgins Edda Rogers Norma Hansen Donalda Ealkenburg Floyd Utley Rial Allen Orin Beckstrand Cummings Day Owen Christensen Ruth C. Hayes Myrle Hayes Ellsworth Brunson Zella Christensen l.ona Christensen Duane Callister Bernice Dorrity .Allegronte Club Seymour Memmott Marion Robinson Sterling Rasmussen Wilford Stephensen Ester Stephensen Genevieve Stephensen Lorraine Wasden Helen Bennett Vaughn Bennett Benner Carling Josephine Day Harold Edwards Myrtle Hunter Afton Huntsman Alberta Halsey Norman Jacobs Harold Jensen Frank Jensen Thornton Paxton Adelaide Paxton Olive Stevens Lionell Wasden Elihu Whatcott ldonna Adams Audrey Bennett l.aRue George 'Portia Hansen Rose Kimball Flora Kenney ltha LaF'ever Omer Nlemmott Afton Stevens llla Bennett Joe Carling Eva Hutt Myrl Nixon Melva Smith Vera Stott Erma Stott Edith Smith Susie lvie Myrle Warner Ora Talbot Lloyd Wasden Daisy Peterson Julian Rasmussen Frank George Oliaf George Mona Abrahams Earl Miller Nelden Carling 'rw WK '.,m:rf'- Y , 5 5, , -46- , . g:,i4,.-f., 5 9' ,x , ' - ' x - 1- 2 H X, . , .A as i v ,R -, , .nik 1 , .Q f , H if ,- X fw , 'am x Q' A 1- -4 25? , 5 2 -. f 12 . W is I 2 . 1 'Z 5 , 1 , 1 Am. . - Q , .. ri f 1 X K . . V, a ' N gg , 1' T ' x ,. Zi l',f,f' 5. V: , i1H1.,f J f f P e r 1 W 1 g C lu b CECIL BAKER LOA B.-XKIQR ILURFNCE NIELSON Presidznt l iru-l'n'c1dv:1f Advisor KATIILEILN RUIHSON RUTH C. HAYES Scrrffary and Treflmrer Srvmll .IHAIIYIIQUV DONNA DAY H.-XXlNlf DAY HFRXICE DORRITY CARI. YY.-XRNER D. If.XI,IifiXHL'RG XYIILIAXI ROXYLEY ITHA l XVEYLR .IOIE G. CARI ING MALRINIE CYXIXTINGS Ii. TRIHBIE YEDA KIMBALI. I.. fl.-XILISTER VERA STOTT MYRLE W.-XRNIIR NORMAN JACOBS R.-XCIIFI. GEORGE -47- an 'S P 5 A X 5 2 -W , ,Y . , L , .. , M XX X Av as fl 2 a 'gy E X. C. Club MYRLE WARNER President LONA CHRISTENSEN Cheer Queen EDITH WARNER MAXINE JOH FLORA KENNY HlrI.EN TOMKINSON Vice-President ZELI..-X CHRISTENSEN Social Manager LEORA CARLING IORRAINE WASDEN NSON I.OA MAY ROWLEY HELEN STEVENS -43- N INA WARNER Secretary-Treasurer RUBY STRINGHAM Advisor MADELINE KELLY BAKER MELYA SM IT H 1 fs' 3 3 Y , 13 ff af if X -Q 1 M. ,aw-:wer 3, ,f . 4 5lfQSf'i3f1Yr?Ai5'i?f4 f-,le- . IJ , f?K 21533123 fic' gf .6 Club AI. f,II.'XXII3I1RI AIN IQARI. XYARNER Idxxmr um! Cmzrlv l'rz'x1denI I I-I .-XXI? IIIiIDIiNRIZl1QII .Yvrrflflry-Trvzlxurcr 'XIII 'ION X, XII-,IX II I I1 IIIEXXIER II.-XRI ING IIII,I4I:RT 5II:I X II I I: UNII-R N1IzIIINIOTT 'IAIVIA NYA'I'I'S lQIif,II. Ii.-XIiI1R I IIJXID XX.-XRNI-.Ii XI X IX SIIXX XIII' IIXIQX IX f.II,-XRLIESXX ORIII ITARI. MIIIITR -4Q- GIiORI3Ii IIEIDILNRIIIC Vzrf-Presideni CLI I:X XX AI BECK XYII.I.IIi MALI: NURXI AN I XCOB9 IDI .-XIf IJIEORGE I The Seminary We are proud, justly so we think, of the tact that we have a Seminary in our school. lts mere existence is an indication of the validity of what we consider to be a vital truth if life man's deep-rooted need for moral training and spiritual guidance. lts existence is a recognition that all the academic learning in the world, all the fruit or centuries of unceasing struggle toward knowledge is useless without implicit faith in the conception of the universal plan and an intelligence back of that plan to impart to it a significance. The total enrollment of the class this year is one hundred and seventy-five. This large enrollment shows that the students of the Millard County High School are interested in religious training and the work thereof. There will be twenty- seven graduates this year. The Seminary and the training it offers is a beacon light which leads the perplexed students through the maze of superstition and unbelief along the pathway of faith to a haven of joyous serenity. -50- - 'A ' .4 Art Department At the close of this year the art department under the expert direction of Mr. llotfman will be prepared to exhibit one of the finest displays in the history of Millard County lligh School. More students are now enrolled for this class than ever before. We have an enrollment of sixty-three. including both boys and girls. You have no doubt heard the statement that our modern girls are not interested in home life. No man or group of men could harbor this fear for long if they once saw the Llfllllly home furnishings. The girls have made gorgeous pillows, scarfs, towels, beautiful hand-painted china dishes, leather work and basketryg and, by the way, you will be pleased to learn that this includes lunch baskets of every size and shape, fruit and flower baskets. etc. Besides these classes Mr. lloffman instructs a large class in wood-work and iron-work. The boys have made cedar chests, chairs, tables. magazine racks, and other very artistic and useful things to help furnish the home. -51- Chemistry With students eager to begin the study of the science and phenomena of the elements and compounds, the problems were attacked with all the zeal and curiosity that Edison or Steinmetz themselves might have shown. Wrapped in the seclu- sion of the laboratory many elements were studied one by one, and while doing so, little or no attention was paid to the events of the outside world except to occasionally let escape the peculiar gases and odors that were vigorous reminders of the fact that we were up and at 'em. Lab days proved to be very interesting as well as dangerous, for we never knew when or from where the next explosion was coming. And no one in par- ticular is to blame for the fact that we are not now sailing forth into space in the form of atoms. Truly, much has been demonstrated and learned between the crashes of tinkling glass and the friendly gas attacks of fellow students. Yea, many flames were lighted each day, only to flicker and die at 3:00 P. M. Many the principles that have been totally digested and the strength thereof, made ours, truly the course hath in it much merit. -52- M f u iv ,ff za f V.:-'H '-1 :nr, 'i-me'4- H. ,. tw..-...f x vw-17-aff-v X' ir., f.- , . JW I Q v Q ,f 2- .dm ' - y sz:-1, K . R 'Y I' Football Football was not as good this year as it could have been, but the fellows did very well and we're mighty proud of them. Under the direction of Coach Chamberlain and the encouragement of our peppy Leland Heidenreich, the team tried to do their very best, and we'll say most of them did very well. We hope the team next year can do as well as this year's team did and they will be sitting pretty. The following are the scores ofthe season: Nl. H. 12 vs. Beaver 0 at Fillmore M. ll. 0 vs. Milford O at Milford M. ll. S. 0 vs. Delta 46 at Fillmore M. H. 0 vs. Hinkley 34 at Hinkley -54- Basketball Review Lnder the able direction ol' our ambitious captain, Cecil Baker, and Coach Chamberlain, basketball flourished this year. We are exceptionally proud of them because of the fine work which they did as well as the good sportsmanship displayed at the games. So full of pep and vim was our team that we won the Division Championship. Though our team did not get the State Championship. this year, they showed their opponents some very hard fighting and made a splended showing. If the team is as good next year, Millard will be right in line to 'fwalk off with the State Championship, Granite did this year. The following are scores of the season: H S Nl. . . 33 vs. Delta Delta Nl. H. -ll vs. Hinckley Fillmore Nl. H. S. 53 vs. Minersville Fillmore Nl. H. S. 25 vs. Minersville Minersville Nl. H. S. 27 vs. Milford Milford Nl. ll. S. I6 vs. llinckley Hinckley Nl. H. S. 20 vs. Delta Fillmore Nl. H. S. 33 vs. Milford Fillmore Nl. H. S. 23 vs. Vernal Salt Lake M. H. S. 25 vs. Ephraim Salt Lake -55- LLOYD WARNER CECIL IXAKIER TAFI' WATTS Guard Caplain-Guard Forward WILLIE MACE ROYAL CIIAMBERLAIN CARL WARNER GEORGIS IIEIDISNRE Ccnler Coach .fllfvlelic .Ilamzger Furward BENNER CARLING ALVIN S'I'liWAR'I' NORMAN IAKIOBS Guard Ifnrward Forward -56- ,gn ,sn Z' -x I flllix .ll Xu VG' 5 Q S I1 1 S'- 5' 9 9 1,-guilllf J 0 riff Public Speaking l.ast year the Nlulard llehaters coniposed td lJah:,Ashn1an, Nlhdred Dorrity, Leland Callister, and lidith Beckstrand went to the state tournament and they were only defeated by the State Clhanapions, having beaten lleha, Nephi,and Nlonroe CJur t7rator also conipeted in the state uvurnanient cum the Ckinsututknr She www the very capahlezuid winunne Phylhsliohins 'lhis year the dehaters are lamna Sluelds. lata liaker, Leland Clalhsten and Bernice lDorrny1 l hey are eqtudly as gotnlzuathe teanalast year if not henen and we expectinueh lnnn thenm Ethth laaerson, ului hikes die place of Phyllhsl1ohins,is very capable :uid xyul represent the schtxd yvell at the thstrict contest at l?ichfhdtltin the Znd ol' April. Look lor the results ol our contests and write them in your year hook when it comes out. XXR: wish to extentl Um hlr. Nlelvihe our greatest ccnigratulatuins cnt his ahihty in coaching such fhie uxuns for hlulard each year -53- Z' Opera Was the Opera a success? Oh, boy, and how! Mr. jacobs with his usual integrity put on an opera this year which beat all previous records by a long shot. We are proud to say that only school talent was used to make this fine production the huge success it was. The incomparable cast did wonderful work, but much credit is due to the exceptional chorus work also. The main j. .Iennison jones . Norman jacobs jonas Pennington . . Earl Miller Captain Kinski . . Murray Kesler jigo .... . Reed Peterson Hans ..... Vernon Peterson Arthur Crefont . . . Olaf George Louisa ..... Ruth C. Hayes Cl'lZ1I'ZlCt6I'S WCYCI Bumski Rumski . . llona . . . june Pennington Lady Vivian . Music Director Stage Director . Neldon Carling . Benner Carling Ramona Abraham . Bernice Dorrity Lorraine Wasden . T. Leo jacobs Ecbo Branson The superior work of Mr. jacobs was highly appreciated by the fact that large crowds attended each presentation made in Meadow, Fillmore, and Holden, on March 5th, 6th, and 7th respectively. -60- Band Outstanding among the activities of Millard is the School Band. Though not large, they make up for this in peppiness. At all our big basketball games, selections were given by the band which kept the pep for the dead students up even though they were losing the game. There are several beginners in the band this year, and fllr, Stott has carefully led them through the mire. The band this year is, according to the talk of the townsmen , one of the best since Nlr. Stott cease,l instructing in the Music Depart- ment several years ago. We wish to extend our thanks to Mr. Stott for giving us such an accomplished band. Ol - Orchestra Through the untiring efforts of Mr. jacobs, an orchestra was made this year which outstripped any other in the past years. The orchestra is steadily growing, thus proving that big oak trees come from little acorns after all. They have given us a few numbers in assembly, and played for us in this year's Operetta, thus proving their superior merit. bln jacobs cannot be coniplhnented highly enough for the part he has played in this year's school life. The production of our fine orchestra is just one of the musical activities in which Mr. Jacobs is engaged. .52- I SJQQ Y '-2-N531 A x Q W 4 ' D' q' Q K .Lx Q-. ,W 'SL liz! I ,., f'H I ' KW H- 1 5 I X 5 Advertising and Humor 1 f REGISTRATXOH ggpfgotli, 661-fool.. STARTS 11-15 fax Q X l l.H. S. .. G25 T HCQUAINTED mnce ,fg- 5 X K -uf -' . ,ANN 'PM , I if ' Q , ,D ..,,v an +V, . 1 I ,,,., J '-MRD 'ro GEjTo'-,Q ' ' SCHOOL .Q Lg n M--'-6 'R ON P3 -. A TIME BQ? 3 Llgwfoof. .f' -- , QQ. r, 51 Rfk' ..'NX gy., fi ' f FlPSTl155fl':fuT -fH,'qNy55lv1N9 A N C ' sei? D ,. L H14 Q, Y-A nssmcmr 44 .1 L Pmslofs J 9' A, ' Wai Q3 I FRE5Hff FINDS rr FOOTBALL GAME51 rm QC-f, M.H,5. 11 vs BEAVER o MJ-1.5. Q Ng Murano 0 rms, 0 Vg mm 44.- FOOTBALL GAMES IN Nov. M.H.S'. 0 V5 HINCKLEYS4 N f FRESHIE EATS Too Muck-Q THANKSGIVINQ 5 . ' NOVLJSQ , 2 ' YU Guns G2 EE CLUI5 P k:g::l,: 0 HFC Y I f' f '!3' 1 QR 15 I HQQQQ , 9. fjw, ,. , WO M l Gr' K I' ' N jj I 4 'C fda, Q , Q l Ex Qtjr A HOlfJ1.HxIG K J QSING IN As55Mb1.Y DONNA my September--Uctober-November -64- Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduating class i l I I l Q, K5 Today marks the Commencement of a New Epoch in Your Life s Work May the following sentiments from Rudyard Kipling be a constant guide to you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you lf you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for their doubting too If you can walt and not be tired by waiting Or being hed about don t deal in lies Or being hated don t give way to hating And yet don t look too good nor talk too wise If you can dream and not make dreams your master If you can think and not make thoughts your aim If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two rmpostors just the same lf you can bear to hear the truth you ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools Or watch the things you gave your life to broken And stoop and build em up with worn out tools lf you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss And lose and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss' lf you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue Or walk with kings-nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: lf you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, And-which is more-you'll be a man, my son! . MILLARD COUNTY TELEGRAPH Sz TELEPHONE COMPANY .q-.gg-.gp-.ua-911x141-.qn1..1nui11..i11...-1i11.-1..-.il 3 12 F E : ' 3 E ig ,all f o l I I V' I N oe re W . , ini lllllllillllli lllllllillillillllllllllllllllilllllUlilllll1lfi Killilllilllllliilllll ll ll T Q ' - l . r . :Z I I tg .. , ' 2 ! - - Q , ' I ' -.5 ' I 5 I , . , - na , . , 'U O l ' ff . I . I N O E I A . I ,M E, - W ' t, ' ' ' Q. T7 I . . 2 I h . 3. E 'S 2 I . .2 I r . - . - ' fe I . o I r ' W ' . C 5 ' . -. ' 9 I h n I i , i H ks A. . F W Q s: ' E , , V .. . Q F I u f f -6S- L. 'I' .4 ' ' w .sf-. 41, QV i 'Y 'cumffm fjgfgljgf fyngm 5+Mf swam 'q+H CLAAUSS WQRK TN TGARZM-clx , p if o L' A -H U ff--4-XV. IONI- iq: VL, ,, lvl .li ,V .V :L A -It OX s Ggfgig ,ui Ex x5ew5iyi. ' f ik ' . -.N Hifq'-14fQs,fP ' ww Qpf:4f'v, V gf! 1 ,I : 5' 1 -,, - ix-X-1 A-mlk BA5 K E 'rz3fm.-G, QME.Sr1xa JHNi M.H.S. VS Wm-r.S , NEW YEFU3 DANQE D E. LTA ffxg l Q. 5 gf .1 ' 'XX , Ks? , 312 ' vs HINCKLLY A viszivgj . - , 134 -' '74 2 '23-15-,, GAMES PLAYkD vw rEb.' E535 I M.:-4.5. vs MINERSVILLE -LS ? MJ-LS, V5 MINERSVH-I-E i ,,,, .. , ,-K ,,,-,,, M.H.S. vs MILFQRD THE DAY MTER M.:-LS. vs up-HNCKLEY A . -miih: M.:-1.5. vs DE 1-TA fk jfifg N5.H.S, vs IVULFORD g l K Q 7745 zvnem' axioms ' CJ' i-PLA? ER ES EN TE U N-. ,J Klg.,fv N I ,XG BY C ' ,W 3 Q99 V, X06 Q - J 3,-1 4' sh' 'Ldlgixl ' J!z 'JQQ:lL?il2 'mssmf Fuvos wnvvm . V OANA A HAS A' Q!R'l'HDAYS I7-L. cJT'K-:',E1VfyX -5' CCME. ,Aix -7 ' b -A -4,1-M if t, . 'HES , fbfi-62259 'fl'- ' if Q' ' LEX, r - jk' Q ' .1 A-- 'f M A . xg I LlNCGi-.N'5 - f . , , , WAsHrNc-TONS T b .53-3-Q ww l i Tfb. 151 pgbhggvg j ' 'A L'5ol411h13lNY ' December--January-February ff U Q I' I .X r a. A -66- K N QI X Prepare Yourself To Take Advantage of Th1HgS When They Arrlve cEt n LAID our t s ccss e nt ythatlecitot THE WILL T0 STICK COURAGE A GOGD STRGNG MIND M Y a bank ccount h be n gl ct d fo the ack t btate Bank of Mlllard County Fillmore Utah , I -5- - --- - --- -- -- ---- -- -- - -- -- I I I I I .- I I f . I E I I I I . i SIN here IS 0 - way o U s , th re are I certai hings necessar a' i. I 1 - - I . I - - I I - - . I I I I NIANY an opportunity is let go by for the lack of funds 1 AN 2 as -en e e e r I of 1 stick- o-it-iveness. I I I 'iigjrf' ! I I 5323! I I , I i 1 0 I I I . I , I ny I Q7 I n . I ' F . QC -' - . ' 67 :Q -an :i5f,5gy,..:E:Hzg ,.,-L. 43, if T? f VjQf:f,w1e'-xw,:- '- -1 2Fws'PEHMf 4x' P' 53 .,'. ' W 5-9' ,ffgg aows Leavb' EAGLES Fon TOURNAMENT RETURN 39 , l Ml?. 'x.-. , y gg? 1.2 Q? 1 O, M .5 lf. ' ' 1 is UPERA 1 .gf . 1 MAR 5 :,,y. ,ef , JUNWR --,: -4, Q:-144 54. 5 PRO M AKPRIL. FOOL ' Xf- APRJ X .- -ml ix X. :Q , fix G 1' n . 515, I In ' V, o A e , Y . , Owggngfssf YXGQ' QS C HO 0 L ls Ss, -:Q xv P L AY ,f is YS? 119 I A L 5 YAFc,y.xNYc:3.i,2 V S 1' -- , 6 X' E - 2 Z 'FRESHIEV Goes + C -: 'A L 5 W X--i' MAY wALKlNG ' f UiY ziif' f - X .P 7 ,f W2 f f 4 A 1 XL, I ff!! I f I' W D' 3 ff I f jf 0 Q74 Aff QV QQ 1 ' U .. 'ffffgf Q 1 ' 1 , ' ffff 8 x 0 Pink E J, yy! If 7127 ff Xl, 3 ffff ffm 0 0 ww rw A D AY March-April-May a -P' as 'S , v-' c' -68- . 1 fq 11 asui--1--111--ns---1p.1n---n1nn-nn-uu1n- - - --I--u --nn-un-nn-un1 7 - - -- -nn-un-un-an-ug. g L Us Figure Your Board Bulls We Feature ' FULLER PAINTS CASTLE GATE COAL RED DEVIL CEMENT JUMBO PLASTER COLORADO COPPER BEARING FENCING An All Rel abl B ld g Mat I PHONE 40 1 McBr1de Lumber Company FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE 4..- SOUTHERN UTAH S Fmest Playhouse Solzczts Your Patronage P' T IIIIITT TTIIIIII LJ CREST THEATRE DELTA UTAH T T T I T 6 et ' ' as : T ' T T T T T T T T T T d i e ui in eria s. . - T T - T T . I T T T T T ' T L vllillllllilill-ll1'll'1ll'ill1llTll TTTii11 Tili1111lv1 41 I-ani L ,-,k...-.-..-.....-..-.....-..-.- ................ ..-..-? T T T , T T , T T T ' T T T T T I T ' ' T 1 I I T ..,, T 1 aa' The T T T I T ' ' T T T T I T 2 nl T ' gl 9 T T 57 Q .i..........-......-.......... ......... ..-.. -.....-...... ...... I.-..-..5, HQ Q ,- Q if I' , - E 1 . fx' I Pg . E 2 69 , gr' ' Jo f S TR ACK X Jw AT ' 1 3 0 Pnovo W Q q jf 31:5 ' iiiizfgqaassii V 5 Q---sygggggss:::!,:..efgsg5, ii xv-.unuullihgggsi X,,J'v-. u ,. . , 1 v - K CLEANUP , - - 5 QQQSTDRK DAY .3-gl, 90211 'DYE QQISDTS ' LEAVINC-f Homes 3' 7 ACHERS N of ' l ' g k 5, PRINUPAL J .! SQQ XQVA W COYZLDH If SCHOOL TRMP NJIIH4 ,' fn' x 1- 4 f'54'V!X xvydx M .1753 W 'J -: U f - A x 0 'U b b K X lt l - J l --- i J: ' 2 f FRESHMEN Blecome fQSCLLM'lhf,, V' XSOf'hOP'I0RE5 F ul Q I Nw W Ai? I .1 gi' ' Nl' 9 SQ 4' Ui W :, -V : l . ' , X ii I ,gli tlll QN ,geo F, wx, A if V iff H: ixc?'GX0' X ' - ' 1.-06 I: ' V DCVTNYR DPXY April -TH- -1- --------- - ----- ----- 4. James A. Kell Sens DELTA - NEPHI FILLMORE UTAH WF? Ex., Q Q. w 'aj What We Are We Owe To Our Friends I -1- ----------- -- ---- --- 4. I rs I + In 1 45, 1 Q Q an I View 4011! L7 6876 K Q XPNXXXNXXX xx xv I A N33 .,J5'6s fs .-xw, ' Q W COMMENCEMENT Rx ' ' DI PL O M A S -Qf wr .D qx Q ,- GI x 3 J? lf' A? 5 Vt GRADUATES N - io X X I ff X -5 Y X N ff vim scoff X NM.f I GIVEN OUT X .X Q, , . X ff Qwfp Z, ,.,f. U , K- - 'vf L--A152 -C' r, ., fklj ',i1.43 AL, 1 1 ...fi f V. .- -ark J 1 - ' X x ,, -Qffsg 4 3-' ff-'SJ-I -?' -- X.-, Q1 V-. X X , VV mf.. - 1 , ' a ' -ff X, Don VXA DAY May' 'LJ X VX 4.......- Are You Going to College? If so please keep ln mmd that SNOW COLLEGE Ephralm Utah Trams for leadership ls a member of the Amerlcan Assoclatlon of junror Colleges Offers standard courses Has a college atsmosphere CNO hlgh school work gxven J Has a strong faculty Fosters extra currlcular actrvltles Places 1ts graduates Wrzte For Catalogue N 9,-:rX -u-n-u- e- -- ini -nu-ui 1 :In CROVER A GILES When in Fillmore Aff0TneJ 0f'L0'w Patronize the s' DUTCH SERVICF - C-As - OILS - AccEssoRlEs I Ideal Camp and Cabins -..q1...1.p1 11.41 I Xl LM I Avalon Theatre Buildin Service Witlggut FILLMORE UTAH A sking f' C 3 1. 3 . P T T'1 'l'. nT T.lTl'Tiki 'TllT '1iU1llllU1ll'3 ll'TUlUlilli'li'lW ?'iu'1'l1'll'10101011Ililit-ll'1lllllill'-'lll1llill'SlllLN1-ll41ll-l-ll1hlI1!l X I I g, I 2 il at I I I I V xl cs vw -A w N -- I ' I I I I I - - 1 I I . I U' I I I ' I ' I I - , . I g g ri- W,ww:p,,-,M ---- -KI I , I ,Ja I - I- .. .. I. u - I . . . l 'I . I I I I ' , ' ' I I I I I 1 I I I ' ' - I I I ' I i I - I 1 1 I - 1 QQ I ' I I -- I I I ' ' ' I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I- I I I 1 - 5 J if NN Qu:-Q 1 1 5 1'fU'f11 ' , ,' gil , 1 if ,' i ,Q, 41 re 's 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 'te Io +s:n1un1un1n 1111111 un1lw1ln-nu FILLMORE ROLLER MILL FLOUR CEREALS FEEDS For the 1929 feeding season we will have modern grain and alfalfa grinding equipment for the making of all kinds of straight or minted sweet feeds. Fillmore Roller Mill Feed and Produce Store Fillmore Utah Oh Florence youve g t a special delivery letter over at the house marked Private and Person What did it say? Have you ever suspected your wife of leading a double life? Contmually her own and mine Dont shoot t1ll you see the whites of their eyes Yesh but Cap n what if they re all b1l1oushP You dont believe in freedom of speech? G g go to the d d devil' 'FP lf K l 1 1: ll l .1..1,.1.,1 1 1 1 ..- .- ... .- - -pq-g The Sunset Cafe HHH A Good Place J! d hun Fillmore Utah COMPLIMENTS 0 the SHAW CAFE FILLMORE UTAH ... T is i, I-qx 1 Il W l 1 1 ll Et i 1 1 1 1 l 1 ii 11 1 1 - 1 11 I I ' 1 1 I 1 I1 1 I - 1 - l I ' li ' Z 11 im. .......... .mcm1l,c. .......... WWA 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l '1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 l H , , , O : l P - - 11 1 I ' ' ' n I ' ian in 1 1 1 f ll 1 ' 1 1 --- 11 1 1 .1 1 1 I ' ' ' 1i ll f I L ff ' I' xl ll I I ' ' A 1 I 1 --- 1 1 ' ef 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 H., 1, ' ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! --i- l 1 I 1 1 H , . . 11 1 2 I xl 11 i V 2 H . ' H 1 L 2 ,glimcamcmmcmmmccme1cWm---------mmi ff 724,1 1 1 xfii 1,12 1 F 1 zzz, X 14 ales u 5 , s T. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I N 1.11ui..i..1'1,1n1..1-1.11-.1..1.g1.g....n.Qq,14..-qu.-.111 ini..-l:7:: 951111:-g?:i:+ - 7: .it , 1 1. ,.1.1 ,, , .,2Q,, f . , 3 . ., 'gg . 1 A . , 1 1 1,.1,L, iff. A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E ARE glad to have this opportunity of S I 1 expressing our appreciation to the stu- 7 dents of the Millard County High, for their loyal patronage. We now dedicate ourselves to better 1 serving you in the future than we have in the past. 1 Stevens Mercantile Company F zllmore s Department Store The store where Quality Style and Service are all united FILLMORE UTAH - 1 I x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ! : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ! : 1 . 1 2 U! 1 1 11 1 1 62 K2 1 lx gn .' -P'- - -'- - - -------- ' -------------- ------P Ql.,X I - 1 elif ,v L tg X 15 -'76- jv 1 , , ' -tl 4 E V .E.,.....-..-..-..-..-..--.-..-..-..--M ------ .11-..1-...-.11-..-..--.--.---I--up-n---T rs I . ' 1 1 I , . i , i I i I 1 I I I I I 2 i I i 1 E ARE very proud of the business . I 1 progress we have made and the new friendships we have established dur- ' H 1 ingvthe past year, and wish to take this opportunity to thank the faculty and students of the Millard County High School for the cooperation we have received and trust that it may continue through years to come arage De La MISSION FILLMORE UTAH s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 . - I I I 1 . . 5 15 - 1 I . 1 1 I 1 I I ' I 0 0 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 J nl I I Q2 Q I i .I....1...........-.-..-.1 ............... ..-1.-.....-........, DQ S - . 4 sici' 77 all ,NN K QI 'XL Em1ls and Allen s Barber Shop Sbafozfng Wztbout Pam or Wbzskers Refunded F S R0b1HSOH,D D S Dentzst Somnoform Gas 8: Nerve Block ANAESTHESIA Avalon Theatre Burldrng O N E 3 I-Illmore Utah Swallow s Confectlonery Company Dont over look us when you want good standard grocerres W stand behmd them Our graphonolas are among the best made Why buy radros out of town when we carry some of the best makes? ZENITH KOLSTER CROSLEY VICTOR BRUNSWICK MAJ Esrrr We can meet anybody s pocketbook We Solrcrt Your Ice Cream Busmess The Best 15 None to Good It Pays to Look Well CARTER CLEANING 81 TAILGRING CO Cleaners of DRAPERIES FURS CURTAINS Ladzes Szlk Gowns A Speczalty Flllmore and Nephr fx R I-----------I --------- -----I -I---- ---------- ------I---I I I I I I I I , , I I ., , I I I T II i i I f I I I I I '. eI I I I ' . I I o 9 I I ' I I I I I I ' I . . I I I I f I I I -- I I I - I I I I I -I---I ----------- ------+ .I-I--I --------- -------5----+ 'EN-II 1v----11---- ---u Vg' Tu-In-nw 111-----1- III--II-mv? I I I I I I . . ' . . . - I . I I I I I . , I I I I I I I I I '83 I I I I I I , , I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I ' I Y I I I I I I . . I I I I P II -3 2 ' I . . l W -- , I xl I s -------I--I ------- --------- I- ------------ ----- lax 'X I I nf 'FI I ' ' -78? ' ' - -68 J 7.4111 X 4..-..-..-. Checker Servlce Statlon Kanosh Utah GAS O L Ice Cream Cold Drmks an Confectlons B Y KIMBALL Prop 4... Dean C Evans M D Pbyszczan and Surgeon fOff1ce at Flllmore I-lospltalj I . 'W , - I xy Q 5 1 .-..-..-..-...-..-..-..- -..-I..-.T H n...-...,,.,,..,,,,,...,,-,,,., ,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,, '15 I I I L , I I I I ! I U l I i 1 . 0 A I I I I I I . . I I ' I I I I I ' I I - I I I I I I I I I I 1 ' : I I I I I If I d I I I I I ' I I I I I ' I I I I ' ' ' I I I . ,. I I I I I 'lvviii'-'I--I-ll-I1-lu-u----u-.111-un-nu-nl' vin-an-nu -----Q1- - - -H.-mi. I------------------ ----f-----------I I---I-----I ------ - - - -----I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I of I I I I I I I in I I ' ' I I I I I I I I , I I I , ' . I I I - I I I I I ' I I ' ' I I - ff - I I I I I I I I I 2 . l 2 X 4 2 nf I I I I , yy r 9 , .I I .Jg'?I' eg'-.T Ig -79- -I- N V Robison s Modern Camp Hot and Cold Showers Commumty Krtchen Comfortable Beds Cold Spring Water Samtary Convemences Garages Flllmore Utah YOU STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURE REALIZE THE BENEFITS BALANCED RATIONS ECONOM ICAL PRODUCTIONI In your future feedmg enterprlses remember there IS a sclentlflcally prepared concentrated feed to bal ance any home grown feed program at the slgn of the checker board PURINA CHOWS Sold By FEDERATED CEREAL MILLS Fxllmore Utah I MUTGGRA-PH g-1 ,nu-annum: K. May School Mmbms , Live With Us, Forbver. A 'S . S. sl , . , ' W,- . ,lu :' V, ,il-.'1 ?f': V H 'md f ' . ,- 'QL .uw-WM.