Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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JA, me, 1,4 ALL GIRLS BUT ONE BOY . . . M I ' I x , Front lleft to rightjz Camille Frampton, LaMar Payne. Nada Robins, Gwen Day, Rayma Stevens, Beulah Monroe, Shirley Bartholomew, Margo Iorgensen. Carol Kimball, Berniece Paxton, Leora Hanson, Beverly Davies, Ioyce Stevens, Barbara Mundy, lean Bartholomew, Patsy Rogers, Aldine Young, Etta lean Kerr, Celia Stowe, Darlene Stott: Madelyn Mathews. not pictured. AND WHEN IT'S FOOTBALL THEY ARE THERE The Millard and Delta girls in stiff competition. sw we sw we sw we ew we ew Q10 ew Ma ew M0 GN 0 Ollfl' sclzool Splumlf 68

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AN ANNUAL AFFAIR THRIFT Father and Son Banquet Bill Davies, Ronald Robins, Ross Starley, and William Wilson bought another bond. The seasons big event was a banquet for EEA. members and their fathers. Officers of other Millard County chapters were guests at this annual affair. The Harvest queen and her attendants reigned at the Harvest Ball where calico and jeans was the order of the evening. Lawrence Stevens brought honor to the Millard EEA. Chapter by coming out first in Utah in the EEA. oratorical contest and taking second place in the Intermountain contest at Santa Fe, New Mexico. FFA OFFICERS Ross Starley. President Lawrance Stevens, Vice President Bill Davies, Secretary Ronald Robins, Treasurer Williaim Wilsoxi, Reporter Dick Warrier, Watcli Dog Rulon A. Anderson, Adviser MILK TESTING LAWRENCE STEVENS Mr. Anderson, Sterling Nixon, Deck Hunter receive in- Oratorical contest expert. structions on how to do it. a Arm part ofjqgrtcfufture fm GW W Sw ff-2 CN we cw we cw we QQ wo ew 57

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PEP IT LIP! r OFFICERS Madelyn Mathews. President Leora Hansen, Vice President Carol Kimball. Secretary lean Bartholomew, Business Manager Nada Robins, LaMar Payne and Camille Frampton in action. Dressed in the impeccable colors of IVIillard's standard, the white of purity and blue of loyalty, these capable girls led us in singing the praises and yelling encouragement to the boys of the football, basketball, and track teams. Under the unprepossessing title of the Pep Club, these willing maids aided the cause of effecting victory over opposing teams. At games away from the home campus they personified the school spirit and formed an able cheering section. Com- petitors got the warm feeling that the girls were rooting for them as well as for the home team. They were behind the teams wholeheartedly, bolstering them up, cheering them on, and giving them that last burst of incentive that wins the game. Gay little parties in honor of our teams were their modest way of expressing a feeling of pride in the teams' accomplishments. Ever on the go, they were always popping up with new stunts and new yells. The school is proud to extend these charming ladies a hearty vote of approval. A VICTORY MARCH . . , The Band and Pep Girls take over the lead. ITLOTC Cl TUG and l?l'l,C!UI'l.I'lg GW V9 G79 W3 GW 919 GW V0 670 V9 GNP VD GN? C3263 Q0 59