Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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Grea tive Bare arms and legs, flash- ing under the impersonal glow of colored lights: twinkling toes, almost in- visible in their flowing rapidity: the soft Uswish- swishn of swirling cos- tumes against lithe bodies are reminiscent of the dance revue, the result of the efforts of three dancing classes. 1 w l Shy girls, their timid eyes fastened to the back walls of the auditorium: bolder girls, their eyes laughing conhdently at the audi- ence: short girls, small and petite: and tall girls with gracefully modulated movements and all culmin- ating their efforts in Rainbow Fantasies.

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SOME LIKE TO PLAY OUTSIDE . . . Our softball team-Back row: Mrs, Smithsoin, Holly Day, IIa Mae Kenny. Betty Wade, Geraldine Lowder, Dawn Iorgensen. First row: Ioyce Day. Shirley Bartholomew, Carol Kimball. Margo Iorgensen. OTHERS PREFER THE INSIDE . . . On the liardivood floor these clamselx excclf-Boelv row: Elaine Anderson, Ioyce Day, Helen Davies. Madge Anderson. Firwt row: Margo Iorqensen. Shirley Bartholomew. lean Bartholo- mew, Carol Kimball, LaReta Cortsen. 8

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ancing Veiled harem dancers, swaying hula dancers, their feet flying to the rhythm of the music: rainbow danc- ers, parading the colors of the rainbow: and orches- tral interludes, exemplify the production of A'Rain- bow Fantasiesnz all of which the camera has re- corded to refresh our minds. Adagio dancers, smooth and practiced, balancing carefully: boys awkwardly graceful, tripping fliteral- lyl their version of an airy ballet: and wideaeyed girls, tapping their way across the stage. were combined to produce an original dance review, 87