Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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many wrtfz. tfzelr tafents fee CN we GNP ew QQ ee QQ ee we ee Q0 we we we cw J I blended their rich voices to produce music and ar J mony for the enjoyment of others. Mr Nielson helped them to do so. Back row: Carol Abraham, Fae Swallow, Melba Iohnson, Madge Anderson, Gwenivere Frampton, Pearl Duncan, Bonnie Stephenson, Bertha Lyman, Winifred Stephenson, Phyllis Turner, Evelyn Allen, Melba Martin, lean Bartholomew, Lester Dobson, Cleve Halsey, George Stott, Cecil George. Ross Peterson. 4th row: Barbara Mundy, Beth Black, Shirley Bartholo- mew. Neva Ashby, Ella Dene Memmott. Beulah Monroe, Nada Robins, David Melville. Law- rence Stevens, Dan Speakman. 3rd rout: Beth Iohnson, Carol Black, Peggy Whatcott, Bonnie Paxton, Carol Kimball, Berniece Paxton, Iulia Ann Barkdull, Cheryl Barkdull, Stanley Whitaker, Henry Stevens, Don Duncan. 2nd row: Dean Phelps, Shirley Kelsey, Faun Memmott, Margo Iorgenson. Dolores Warner. Dorothy Bennett, Marilyn Badger, Elmer George, Preston Thomp- son. Mark Staples, Dean Gillespie. lst row: Lou lean Iohnson, Bonnie Brunson, Camille Frampton, Alice Penney, Elaine Anderson. Ioann Peterson. LaRae Hatton, Wyora Hunter, Gordon Beckstrand, Vernon Christensen, Mr. Dallin Nielson. Qur Cqrclzestra is composed of students who held the study of instrumental music so high as to sacrifice their noon hours and time after school for its sake. Mr. Wakefield, their leader, however, saw to it that such devotion remained not unrewarded, for they too helped express feelings and thoughts without language . . . to enrich our school life. Violins: Gloria Swallow, Vilda Terrell, Ioyce Melville, Phyllis Lambert, Louise Ballard, Carolyn Stevens, Gwen Dugmore, Geraldine Lowder. Violas: Betty Wade, Darlene Robins, Edna Smith. Brass: Neva Ashby. Dean Gillespie. Cellosi Adria Frampton, DeVaun Rasmussen, LaRae Hatton. String Bass: Marian Warner, Rulean Rogers, LaRene Petersen.

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N W CN W QQ W QQ Q9 W GN ee CN MD rgoeopfe of note united to t rt She Quad is a robust gang of students, who, under the tutorship of Dallin S. Nielson, our new music instructor, went on to new heights. They delight in marching down Main Street amid the applause of surprised onlookers, the bass drum trying to outdo the horns, the horns vying with the saxophones and so down the line. Yes, quantity and quality unite in our band: and does it know how to lend sparkle and color to our numerous campus activities .... MANY IN NUMBER, ONE IN AIM . . , 62 Back row: Dean Gillespie, Frank Sweeting. 3rd row: Beryl Trimble, LaVoy lensen, Ioshua Robinson, Scott Huntsman, Dan Speakman, Neva Ashby, Therald Beckstrand, Ted Davies. Kent Stewart. Venez Teeples. 2nd row: Eldean Jensen, Koye Edwards, Lola Robison, Phyllis Turner, Leone Stone, Marie Day, Rene Sorenson, Yvonne Huff, Bertha Lyman, Udine Green- halgh, Faye George. Lola George, David Melville, Beth Carrol, Margaret McBride, Charlie Ashman, Sharon Iohnson, Elaine Anderson. lst row: lean Bartholomew, Barbara Mundy, Louise Watts, Iuana Monroe, Utahna Iohnson, Beverly Iohnson. Virginia Crosland, Loretta Rogerson, Betty Wade, Ioan Stewart, Madge Anderson, Lillian Melville, Bonnie Stephenson. Nada Robins. Shirley Bartholomew, Mr. Dallin Nielson.

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6 OUT Clg eg PAPER STAFF iv- .. A Madge Anderson. Mr. Wood, lean Bartholomew. Mr. Huntsman, Anita Robinson, Melba lohnson, Helen Davies, Preston Thompson, Evelyn Allen. Carolyn Stevens, Virginia Crosland, Berniece Paxton, George Stott, Barbara Mundy, Beverly Davies. Carol Abraham. Beverly lackson. Ella Denc Memmott, and Melba Martin. GX? 4 Editor .. .,,, lean Briixliulonwxx ASSNIIHI ..Bai-hum lvlinirlv Artist ,,,,.. . ., ,,,,, Bvxerlv Duties Assisliml ,,,,,. ..Bvxerlv leicksun Senior News ....,, Melba lolinsmi Cnrnl Abiuxlmni Iiznior News .. ,XVinlI,ri'tl Sivpli.-ni..-ii Virginia Cfioslanil Snpliuniorr Nrirs .Nnrinn Spencer Margaret Mi'Bridc Frrsllnmn Nlviiw ..C.ii'ulvn Steven!- Dilxleni' Robins fvrnw Flasfwus , ...Bcrnlvtc ljiivtofi Sports ,,....., .,.. .Preston illlioinpssvn Liviirgc Sinn Hnnmr .. lklnilge Anderson llclcn Dmirs is put out by the students and represents the school's news sheet. ln it bits of gossip, wise- cracks on deeds and misdeeds of various students, and the Aunt Hessy's sob section find greatest prominence, while sport events, features and news of present and coming campus attractions are of secondary im- portance. Run strictly as an extra-curric- ular activity, without the help of a class in journalism to shoulder its burden. and few funds, one wonders that the paper came out as often as it did. Struggling volunteer workers did all writ- ing, working and worrying to save our rather long-ill step- child from passing away. To them goes our sincerest thanks! May the coming year see a re- vival of our campus paper: may it live up to its name and be- come a laboratory activity help- ful to many. A DRIVING FORCE i'VIirricog1:1pl1i'ix .mil Tnpiwrs .. ......E'.elvii Allen - Mvllm Martin 2 Ella Dent Nlcininott Nziila Robins Anim Robison 5 lfarul Alwrzlhani Alarm llzmsen i-ltlviscr ,,,,, Mr, Reed A. VN'ood A Mr. Alonzo Huntsman Mr. Wood, Beverly Davies, Artist: lean Bartholomew, Editor: Barbara Mundy, Asst. Editor: Beverly lackson, Asst. Artist: Mr, Huntsman. era oo ora ew ora oo 41 affgnlpf tg Sprga IQQW3 ora oo wo are ofa me 4310