Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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TYPICAL, tight little world with its system all of its own, is the campus of the Millard County High School. Here, within beautiful surroundings of colorful flowers, delicate shrubs, and shady trees, stand ofaboratorles i as dissimilar in architectural styles as their occupants' ambitions. These workshops of learning house leaders and planners, dreamers and sleepers, communists today: democrats and republicans tomorrow: Christians in the morning and atheists by night. It is just like the world outside, everyone is trying to make way for himself, everyone seeks the activity he knows best and wants most. Fun and laughter, disappointments and tears, painful preparations, keen competitions are all here, all promote growth and change in life and brighten the hopes of youth .... It is here, where the inquiring mind develops, where esthetic interests and the respect for humanity are put first, and good workmanship together with loyalties to democratic ideals become realities. For behind the walls of these laboratories leadership full of personal integrity directs and inspires students, makes common cause with all, and eases the strain of school routine with under- standing, This little, imitated, big world, in which people wave blue and white pennants, wear dirty cords, chew gum and laugh at their teachers, is nevertheless a paradise of joyful memories. The campus laboratories make up the home of the stalwart m,'11m1 eagle

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The halls ol lVlillard flanked by autumn shadows . . A daily ritual of raising the colors , . llflczital and physical activity take up residence here . . , Morning-and students are claasward bound , . . Mireille W! ROM the time the first tenta- tive leaves flutter downward, until the last buds of spring burst their bounds, the campus is a panorama of activity relative to relaxation. A picture framed with azure sky and baby clouds, the campus lies green and fra- grant in the warming sun.