Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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wintvr lwl'nr4- llut in-vi-r like this. lt :ill stnrll-ml nn lim-4-iiilwi' llth :intl we clnln't su one pntm-li nt' sith-wzillc until the initlllh- nt' l m-ln'nzn'y :intl srzlrvely any sun :it :ill until. ol' vonrsr, l rln'u:iry 2. wht-n it 1-znnr out long enough lor Blr. llrounel llog to sw- his shzul- ow :intl spring' lmnvli into his hole. lllillilllgl' us inure vm-rtuin we voultl look torwnrrl to six inure weeks nt' winter. Mzlny wc-rv the elzlys that the rozuls were so haul that the hnssvs tli4ln't 1-omv at all, leaving us with smlly ill-plotwl classes of the unhappy cron- turrs whose misfortune it was to live in town. As sponsors of the Homecoming 1.121114-0. most of the seniors spent all day the 27th of lla-1-cnilwr up to their elhows in soap suxls giving' that th-sired snowy effect to the ever- green trees which were to decorate the gym for the annual affair. But the chappetl arms antl hands were worth it just to hear thv 1-xrlamutiolls voiced over the winter won- tlorlannl in whit-h 100 students and alumni mlanm-d to the strains of the musir of Joe Montznnn-o :incl his hand. Although the sen- ior class vmue out on the short side of tht Freshmen Otto and His Harem lst Row--K. Hall, L. Lockwood, C. Spinelli, G. Pudder, R. Wickert, J. Seely, D. Otello. 2nd Row---D. Kothe, J. Snyder, G. Maurer, . 3rd RowAL. Truman, J. Johnson, B. Ronsky, B. rown 4th Row-H. Sp rx . Nl. Starke , C. Sutton, J. Noyes, D. Cutlip. J otto, A. Grill, y B , D. Redmond, J. Hanson, P. Mellon, L. Hasenpttug, K Leonard D Lomas ackman, D. Stiffler, J. Pollock, IVI. Swartz, IVI. Bonderia, Nl. McColl, J. Kossick, D, Branford, 15

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Freshmen if lst Row-P. Mathieu, D. W helpiey, S. Akerman B Rhodes J M th , . , . a ews, D. Kriesher, M. Schwartz, H. Marsh, G Patrick 2nd Row-H. Reed, A. Warren, H. Martins, B. Mattice, E. Zito, B. Lockwood, G. Malthy, D. Luther, M. Theilan 3rd Row-C, Johnson, R. Hoskins, B. White, D. Cook, H. Kissman, P. Patrick, W. Thornb President-Bob Ronsky Vice President-Jim Johnson Se-c'y4Treas.-Gene Zito erry, A. Barnes, G. Mathews illlil tho rousing yells from ovor parade of floats passod by? ut N1 as .1 oar, for Wlfl1 tho Rvtl Cross slrivo fo ronlly out-tlifl oursolvo rooms going' over tho T n1o1nl1ership and that l'1t'01l0II1ll'S ll0p'11'fII put-kecl for the ll 1 tryinv' to ilo ou Z., t, 611113 was 1n'11le 1 cyelancl Mt Muneum 111 l th tserw H19t0I'll'2ll 501101 . . 1 y as olijemtlus Th, . . , ' - 4 excursion xx as hlgllll 'ht - l l 211111 1l1f01'Ill2ll 1-hat witl S Tho siophouloros felt, i 'forians of our 111110. With Dom-o111l1e1' can 10 tho snoxx 111 snow-AND NURIC SNUVW Wt 14 'yllotly .ls thx I-But 1.1.1-l.S. had not forgotten 1 th1'1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' November tame 1' 1111-n1l1e-rslilp VH S with many home Op for 21 100 pai ll was11't nllll Thx Homo . 101117 nuulo 100 utlllty lmvs P' for servit-0 mon :mtl 10 Christnias lmoxts tu re oc piople in the lotn V Home, all of which made us fool we wwe 1. r part, small as it may ln It was in NOVl'IIlll91'-1l'1P 28th to lu ui 21011-XVl1P11 the sophomore history class g.11iy wavvd good-by to the rest of us who hal to go to school and spent tho 1lf1y in 1 lu l I 1 1 dill siQ'htseei11Q'. Th Q . .ll mais Wllll tho Ult ' ' ' . . 21 oWfstun Rwtu. ' ' ' ' g ti 1ythelun1h 1 pt-river lrw111 xx l1o s one of the hntst his

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ighth Grade lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row B, Hawes, C. Fieata, H. Cow ger, R. Castelli, T Nlaltby G Conrad C Patrick N P L . , . , . , . asqualone. L. Unsinger, D. Reno, P. Widlets, B. Covel, D. lVliller, D. Gergely, B. Pudder, H. Russell. B. Hillier, E. Cox, L. Pasqualone, P. Wetzig, R. Clutter, J. Lister, J. Nlazzatenta, J. DeLoria, D. Seeley, E. Bates. A. Schupska, B. Starkey, H. Crislip, D. Dean, R. Brooks, R. Atwood J. Butl r ' ' Fat, Don and Feet , e., J. Bu.gvvm, lVl. lVlihm, E. Spinelli. tinanees Canil there was only enough puneh for tive glasses apieeej the clanee was a sue- eess ancl every one went home claneerl out anrl happy. Still not forgetting the war whieh w-:s still with us, fl. ll. S. mleeirlecl to take up lionil selling anil a mighty fine job we fliil ot' it toi. With December as the month tor sales the elass of l95Il alone solil 343,975 worth of honfls wliieh gained tor them the aelmiration ot the whole sehool. Mrs. Warml's home room of seventh graders macle as their goal the selling of enough boncls to purchase a fielml amhulanee. The encl of the rlrive fouiwl them even exeeeiling' their mark. Yliho eoulrl 1 for feeling proud, when thry blame then knew that somewhere 011 a fighting front, there was an army tielcl ambulance with their name on the panel insiile! The 9th grade, Sth juniors aildeil their bit of salesmanship, too. boosting the grand total to 37250. Our ef- forts to speed victory had paid for just ex- actly one seeonml of war. grade, senior, sophomores. anil Afte niores cleeideil that all the snow mivrht as D well he put to some use, so they sponsor--il r Christmas vacation. the sopho-