Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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nown Ofhcia g cw cigzgaefi U S JoAN SPENCER for meefings Ihroughouf Ihe summer monlhs, +o prepare delails for various club aclivilies. The minufe school sfarls, Selgaes are ready Io go- 'rhanlcs Io looking and planning ahead, much of which is done in open-air meelings on park lawns. wilh presidenf Sharon McBride, vice-presidenl Col- leen Maycoclr. and secrefary Karen Ashman carry- ing the main burden, assisled Iailhfully, however, by a devofed Iacully adviser. Miss Pelerson. LA NILA CHRISTENSEN While mosl of Ihe high school sfudenls are occupied wilh forgelling school, 'these female Mil- lard Eagles decide on lheir new uniforms, order Ihem, oufline Iheir inifialion, familiarize Ihemselves wifh Iheir organiza+ion's law and by-laws, and blue- prinf sfunls for foofball rallies and hall-Iimes. TH EON E PAXTON Three cheers for Ihree oufsfanding Cheerleaders JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS uvoNNE aus:-INELL SHERRILL HUNTER MYRLENE 'WE KERMA COLLEEN CAROL SAMMY JANE ELLA MAE MARILYN MADELEINE JOHNSON MAYCOCK PETERSON PETERSON PROWS RASM USSEN STOTT KAREN SARAH ELLEN MOLLY LOU JERRY JANET KAYLE GLORIA ASHMAN BRUNSON EDWARDS JOHNSON McBRIDE PEARSON UTLEY I7

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MILLARD'S LUSTY VOICES RAISED IN PRAISE OF HIGH SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL HEROES ARE mm of fr, ,O cz PLANNING AHEAD Membership in our school's greafesf service or- ganizafion, fhe Selgaes, is fhe fondesf hope of every girl enfering Millard High. There is none who would nof consider if a special honor fo display her vim and vigor in supporf of defermined, power- ful afhlefes sfriving unceasingly for greafer sporf success. . . . Yes, many are fhe girls who dare see fhemselves called fo lend special color 'ro our schools afnnosphere, especially, however, in an af- fracfive blue and whife uniform of fhe much-ad- mired Selgaes .... Buf unforfunafely, few of fhem will ever see fheir dreams come frue. Limifed number of members-fhirfy in all-fhirfeen seniors, fen juniors, and seven sophomores, a B average in scholasfic sfudies, and a popular class vofe segre- h any we main Pep gafes fhe chosen ones from fhe aspiranfs. o C - These aredllle Lnegifflilcers: Sharon MEEHSSA The annual spring elecfion iniecfs new life and Clubdgrlt- Tlaren Ashmah. Secretary' acfivify info fhe club. If is Ihen fhaf fhe servanfs fI::I:Tcock.'viCe-president of fhe school-year-fo-come are nof only elecfed, buf also selecf Their officers, who infurn, arrange THE SENIOR MEMBERS JOYCE ANNA MAE SHANNON BETTY JANET SHARON BLACK CARLING CHRISTENSEN DQBLOOIS HOFHINES LABRUM NORMA SHARON GAY HELEN ILA MAE MERENE JEANETTE NIELSON McBRIDE MITCH ELL ROBISON ROWLEY STEPHENSEN WARNER I6

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HERE QUANTITY AND QUALITY UNITE TO FORM ne of fke inerif Millard High School boasTs OT a very ouTsTanding band consisTing oT many Tal- enTecI musicians. Some oT These plan To Tollow music as a career, while oThers play mosTly Tor The enioymenT oT Tine music. However, all oT The 75 sTudenTs, TogeTher wiTh Their capable direcTor, have buT one purpose in mind: To produce as good a band as possible, and To uphold pasT repuTaTions oT Millard bands oT being among The besT in The sTaTe. Musicians aT Millard are earning more glories each year. This Tall They even Turnishecl The music Tor The U. E. A. sessions, had several oT iTs members play in The All-STaTe Band, and were chosen as one oT UTah's musical organizaTions To have iTs picTure puT in The FirsT Chair oT America Yearboolc, a volume TeaTuring all oT our counTry's number one high school bands. Impressively uniTormed Millard band members never Take Time ouT To resT. To Them music and acTiviTies are synonymous: even when summer rolls around They are THE PRIDE OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL . . . FirsT Row. leTT To righT:- ANNA MAE CARLING, ROSS MELVILLE, THEONE PAXTON, JEANETTE WARNER, ALMY HOLLIS, MARLENE WHATCOTT. Second Row:- HELEN MAY FINLINSON, LaNILA CHRISTENSEN, GLORIA UTLEY, COLLEEN MAYCOCK, IRETA ROBINSON, SAMMY JANE PETERSON, MORGAN YOUNG, KAY LYNN WILCKEN, GORDEN SMITH, MERLENE STEVENS, FRANCIS RAS- MUSSEN, FRED DAVIS, PAULINE DAY. Third Row:-- KERMA JOHNSON, MELBA ROWLEY, PAUL ROWLEY, MON'T STEVENS, GARTH SORENSEN, MERVIN BECKSTRAND, KENNETH LOWE, HAROLD VERHAAREN, GRANT WOOD, EDDIE BENNETT, BARRY BRUNSON, BILL ASHBY, RICK BLAKE. FourTh Row:- JEANINE JACKSON, SANDRA PETERSON, GLADYS BRINKERHOFF, KAREN McCUNE, CLEED CRAPO, TERRAL KING, GERALD SORENSEN, GAE GILLIGAN, MARILYN RASMUSSEN. DEOLA IVERSON, BRENT MACE, GARY LAMBERT, Joi-IN PETERSON. I8