Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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lll ages ws- SUK'lIl'Wl ull tlirov in our honin- town, lll'llt'Vll. plus :i proniist- to get our hooks out on time- lfoi' 21 1'll2lllQl'j. NV1' haul 1-xm-tly two months to work, :is l c'l1i'1':1ry 25th wus our mlvznlliliv. All vzlvutiolis wort- spviit vounting worrls. visiting lionsliy. l'llll- lvi- or Spring. Wm- were vm-ry lnvky to lizivv Bliss M1-Viillovli ns our sponsor mill tho full l'0-0lN'l'2lTl0ll ol' the st:1l'l'. lil' one thing' wt- wvrv sure?---tlw I9-15 Aquila wonlwl ln- ... rllftm-rc-intl What wonhl wo flo without niusiv? 'l'hz1t's il prolmlom wt- slon't lizxw to worry :ihout in H. ll. S. lwvatlsv tho lmnrl. tho oi'- t-lit-strai :intl vliorus, :ill unelvi' tht- mlirem-tion ol' Mr. ilrzxfvl grave us ph-iity ol' musiv. ln their svurlvt :intl grziy lllll'liOl'lllS thn- lranll parmlwl up ziml flown tht- football tiehl nt :ill the tootluill gunu-s with Betty Paxtrivli, as ll1'llIIl-Hl21j0I', lvznling, :intl later on they zultlwl spirit to the home busketliall gainvs and pop niet-tings with their snappy music. liven when Mr. Lirafvl was ill tho bziucl car- riefl on unclvr' tht- tlirwtion of Don Funsv. The main job of thc ll. ll. S. 0l'i'lll'Sll'2l was to proviilv musim- at the various plays pro- sontvcl llll'0llQjlI0lll the year. They provml thx-msn-lves wvll at thv Thespian :mil Junior' :xml St-nior plays. The SfI'2llllS of Tho lim-lls of St. Mary Senior igh G. A. C. Cabinet 4 4 i Cook, Markham, Moss, Rabenstein, Branek G. A. C. Officers President .... ...... B onnie Markham Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer --- Sponsor --- -- Mary Branek --- Jean Nloss -- Frances Cook M rs. G. Rabenstein I 'HJ

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he Talon Staff TOP PICTUFLE: SeatedSTioy, l'.f:n'!t, Taylor, Mzarrison, Branelc. Standing-Uhase, Moss, Miller, l-lillier, Nichols, Bonsor, Crittenden. BOTTOM PICTURE: Seated-Moulton, Kiefer, Cutshall, Martin. Standing-Strong, Inscho, Anderson, Winners, Ar-lcenburg, Harper, Markham, Noyes, Manthey. Talon Editor-Barbara Humphrey Asst. Editor-Bob Merrell Sponsor-Miss DeCicco graph. There was nn 1-win greater eliee' when the nniney was eulliitwl next ilavvs four vents per issue this year, lulks. lixery other Tliursilay night ill6'l'l'illil'l'l'. the Tsrhni stall' enuhl he luunil svaitei-eil fi-mn typing rnoni. to niinieiigraph rnmn, to newly nssignerl 'l'alon oHiee anrl in hetweeii. trying fan' tieally tu get the paper out a lilitle slim rn' iniilnight at least. The energetic' 4-rlitm: liarhara Humphrey, might he lounil in all three places alt once. The illll'lSilll2lS imm- XVIIS one to l'0II10IIlllPl'. After weeks ol' -ut, ting, gluing and hard work it einergeel ini Deeeinher 20, with heautiful green eovere in the shape of a lantern, ailorum-cl with arti- ficial snow. and with a window that aetusilly opened! To 4-elehrate the sum-1-ess of the Talon and to spend that exeess money the Staff held a banquet in the spring. What year would be eomplete without an Aquila? Although we hail to wait for last year's books to arrive. we began the New Year right by choosing an Aquila staff' and hunting high and l-ow for a photograph- er, engraver. and priu-ter. For the first time

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' :xml K't'l1c-1-i'i lic-1-ri Hin that wo lic-:xml trivk- ling' 111: througli thi- tlooi-fa :xml througrh tht- re-gristi-i's ff ll. H. S. m-vc-ry Tl1l'Sll2l:i' wort- luz-ilig' I'c-iirlt-rc-rl lay thc- Girls' fil10l'llS. 'l'l1m-ir carols at tht- fl. R. l,llll'iSlIIlilS Ass:-mhly jus- titicml tht-ii' wo.-ks ot' pinu-tit-o as rlifl tht-ir singing' at Rotary Vlulv iii thf- mitlmllc- ot' l t-ln'11pzi'y, to say nothing of tho lliX'0l'Sl0ll the-y proviclvml tor tht- sm-hool 4-vc-ry '1'l11-silziy. a 5th pc-riocl. Not to ln- outdom- hy thi- girls. tht- Hi'Y spout thc your in at Vouml ot plenszmt floiugs, too. That initiation in early fall was om- to ..f he 1-Q-Im-Iiilme-rc-cl for yn-ars to comm---tho vhain 'lMrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch . - - . . gang iOI'TIlHtl-011 in trout ot tho school at noon aml later on tht- lwuutiful sen-nmli-s given by tht- 'tt'z1mli1lz1ti-Sl' in homr- room. NW- evon lltxgilll to lmelit-vo the-ni towzml the- c-lnl ot tht- day attn-1' they lu-pt lrowingz to tht- ,rl , oltl T'IlUII1llGl'S time ziftn-1' timv ziml I1-In-zitiiig' ICS Ili ' - plan ers 'Allow sillyl aim. P 'd t .... -- ' ' - - res' en Mm Mme' Pot lurk suppc-rs aml SVVIIIIIIIIIIQ nt thi- Vice President --- -- Bob Merrell Y in Ashtzlliulzl wc-ro thc- main 1liV0l'SlUllS ot' Secretary-Treasurer U in Mary Hmm thc- memlmer-s thi-'oughout tht- yt-ar wlnlm- nt- temlziiwt- at various 1-hlirc-lu-s llll'illK'I'I'll the 5 -U -U , , . . , ponsor Mrs Spafford 2111115 Zlllll voilo ot tho H1-N. Tho c-lull was l1ll1lk'l' tho 11-mlership ot' Jim Millt-r this your. Although G. A. C. stumls for liirls Ath- lt-tiv llluli, the L'llil1llSl2lSiit' Illl'IIlllt'l'S on-ill in e Thespians Manthey, Hillier, Taylor, Humphrey, Brandt Martin, Nilsen, Morrison, Davies Miller, Geho, Swartz, Hezebecks, Kelley 34