Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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Student Qocfy cqlpjqcers PRESIDENT r , Lawrence Stevens are big names of any typical high school world. They are people elected to leadership, who are entrusted to act to correct unsatisfactory school conditions. To look after social activities, social justice, law observance, and civic duties is their thankless job: the betterment of school spirit and policies, their given promise to their electors. Cn the shoulders of: Lawrence Stevens, President Preston Thompson, Vice President LaRae Hatton, Secretary Gordon Beckstrand, Business Manager Ioyce Stevens, Social Manager LaRene Petersen, Comm. of Publications Camille Frampton LaMar Payne Cheer Leaders Nada Robins rested the burden of our democratic student govern- ment during the 1945-46 school year. With pride, one can say of them: they fulfilled their promises: their electors balloted wisely Lawrence Stevens, President LaRene Petersen, Commissioner of Publications Gordon Beckstrand, Business Manager LaRae Hatton, Secretary Nada Robins X Preston Thompson, Vice President LaMar Payne Cheer Leaders Ioyce Stevens, Social Manager Camille Frampton

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awrence B. March Dallin Nielson Ida A. Smithson Social Science Music Girls' Athletics Countless hours of unselfish devotion to their profession made our teachers living definitions of cooperation, perse- verance, courtesy and understanding. Their power to produce an interest in, a hunger for, and a love of learning did not fail to leave its influence on many of us . . . our future will prove that they are alert, strong and resource! Taft Watts Reed A. Wood Athletic Coach Commercial ful builders of a renewed faith in democ- racy. - Rulon A. Anderson S. H. Spencer active in his duty: Principal, L.D.S. Seminary Agriculture Alonzo Huntsman English in Actionf and a few of his students in

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CZSS QlyfQC8I'S together with the student body oflicers constitute the Millard Student Council. They are their brothers' keeper and are reminded of it by their classmates more often than they wish . . . When one considers that people, even the nic- est people, are highly ex- plosive when mixed with UlH.OI'S K CS . eIliOI'S Ross Peterson Mark Staples Gwenivere Frampton President Vice President Secretary Dwight Huntsman Cleve Halsey Dolores Warner President Vice President Gordon Thompson Milton Staples Sheridan Hanseen President Vicc President Secretary r CQZPSAHZQII Charlie Ashman Phyllis Turner Mary McBride President Vice President Secretary Secretary CSDOPIZOITIOFQS one another. one cannot help but wonder how weekly meetings for one long year can result in so much constructive work. Laughter and joy, friend- ships and brotherhoods be- came truer and more sin- cere through their efforts. They worked hard that others could enjoy more play. 51