Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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ERY much aware of their amazing improvement since their first freshmen days is a group of students that go to sleep during assembly lectures-the CS3OpllOI'l'lO4'QS Rumor has it that they take only certain classes because they are easy . . . that they know all possible ways to get an Big talk is always carried on by themg in fact they use the latest slang with more accuracy than the principal parts of a regular verb. Recreation occupies their main interest. Courtesy blos- soms among them in hidden corners like an Edelweiss. They know better how to sneer at English than to greet a teacher, how to buy ice cream and popcorn with eco- nomic efficiency than to enjoy home study. Variety is their taste . . . mental irregularities their standout. This group that can be ushered into show houses at almost any time during the day has an appetite for learning all of its own. Even their appreciation of beauty is distinctive and shows great variety. These aristocrats of the underclassmen are too old to be cowed by a look and too young to be really accepted by the upper classes but still are veterans o two years

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op O4'l'lOI'8.S' Ward Adams George Badger Iames Bennett Maughn Christensen Elaine Anderson Therald Beckstrand Stanley Bennett Stanley Christensen Larry Anderson Carol Black Leland Birch Dell Clothier HE boys acquire esthetic in- terests . . . oh! these beautiful, beautiful girls . . . To the juniors they are the original fly in the ointment . . . They have their first chance at electing girls to Doreen Coombs LaRita Cortsen Duane Cooper Bill Davies Maynard Croslancl Ted Davies