Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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Band. chorus. and orchestra THE BAND Iohnson. Roue- Winifred Stevenson. ElDean Iensen. Pearlie left to rightl: Bertha Lyman. '19 Front row lreadi Beth elville. Leta nM Monroe. Virginia Crosland. Beverly Iohnson. Utahna lohnson. Lillia G XIII mary Badger. lua ul 2 U 0 N .. 5 O o-I ai E 2 UI 0 I2 0 O n-1 ni 0 E 5 I-' UI E bf -C n. 3 .2 'Es' 3 K0 U -r: 2 U 5 O ll 'U E O U 0 UI .ri U O ... I 'U E P1 Z 0 N LI 0 O E 0 Da In -E 0 Q 'E U 3 0 ill W Calhoon. Gae Stott. Carol W! IO Third nderson. Ashman. Elayne A Charlie Adria Frampton. Sharon Iohnson. Fourth row: Mr. Nielson. and David Melville. Vadys Day. Nonna Spencer. Margaret McBride. Lola George. Nadine Wamer. Neva Ashby. Renee Sorenson. Therald Beck- Sorenson. Carma Warner. Day. Dorothy Marie Dean Stewart. Afton Maycoclr. Glenna a Rasmussen. Loy Hild Huti. Dan Speakman. Ted Davies. strand. Bo Beckstrcmd. Lowell Dobson. Ianice Davies, Iohn Sweeting. Clair Wood. Venez Teeples. Beclrstrand. Mary Dean Rogerson. row: Laltetta Filth Watts. and Faye George. Wanda worth. Charls y Iohnson. Iris Ka rroll. Ca Beth RICH. on. Roger Olpin. and Scott Hunts iel Harm BTI er. G GRI W man. Dean Gillespie. Iames DALLIN S. NIELSON CON- DUCTS THE ORCHESTRA, vi ts and lungs h These are the students who put their activi- rting school 2 5 'cs s: o ID Z U .Q uplifting rally U10 S. ' tie into -Q., M 4, X W Wt 5.3 EEE -Eu, ies 'U . 5521 .-CIqJ'E. Bgv' 315.511 gags .553 N--s.. 'UQQEE 85,5 50 -EE SEE -355- ?' 'U 0 0 ami.: .E Q seen trea ' g in columns up and down the freshly-cut lawns. They love to march although their speech usually belies their liking. Under the direction of Mr. Nielson, this band has come 'vwvgvz gh school bands in the state. the best hi ong Clm ed I-.- 0 .-Q O IO ARADE NIAL P TEN BAND IOINS A CEN THE