Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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SZTAOOF ECUQCL5 of Lil' Safe busily engaged in work. While sTudenTs in general enioy summer vacaTion, These musicians-To-be puT aside classical composiTions and begin To polish up on Their march- ing Techniques . . . geTTing ready Tor appearances in summer TesTiviTies. The TirsT oT These is The locally sponsored big celebraTion on The TourTh oT July: Then Tollows The Trip To Nephi, To parTicipaTe in The sTeadiIy growing UTe STampede: and Tinally, buT noT leasT, comes The band's biggesT sufnmer evenT, The always much anTicipaTed Trip To SalT Lalce CiTy, To assisT in The sTaTe's mosT colorTul celebraTion, The Days OT '47. Wherever These school represenTaTives appear, They earn new recognifion Tor Their Tine worlc, Thanlcs To Their devoTed leader Mr. Dallin S. Nielson, and all who enioy conTribuTing oT Their Time and eTTorTs To do ThaT which They are asked To do To The besl' oT Their abiIiTies. . . . A GROUP OF STUDENTS THAT RATES TOPS Row One, IeIT To righT:- JOYCE BLACK, HELEN ROBINSON, JOAN SPENCER. Row Two 2-- MERLENE JENSEN, BILLY GEORGE, LaVON JENSEN, PHYLLIS STARLEY, LaRAE ROBINSON, GAE COOPER, LINDA CALLISTER. Row Three:- DICK PAYNE, JAMES NELSON, GLADE NIXON, VON TAYLOR, KENT LARSON, De LON AVERETT, LaRAE DAY. Row Three:- DEAN PETERSON, DALLIN NIELSON, Insfruciorg PAUL PETERSON, KENNETH DAY, BOB PAYNE, BILL IVERSON DON PETERSON, BILLY PETERSON, LARRY OLPIN, LARRY PETERSON, EDDIE WHATCOTT. I9

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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

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DEMOCRA OF SELF- GOVERNMENT ARE UPHELD BY TIC PRINCIPLES MJ ouernmenf The sfudenf governmenf of Millard I-Iigh School is a governmenf of fhe sfudenfs, for fhe sfu denfs, and by fhe sfudenfs, sef up in fwo disfincf branches: one fhe execufive, and fhe ofher fhe represenfafive branch. Bofh serve sfudenfs fo experience fhe pracfical lessons of American democracy. Those who are enfrusfed in I953-'54 wifh fhe leadership of our schools governmenf, fo fur- fher sfudenfs' inferesfs fo fhe besf of fheir abilifies are: Lynn Mcfkrfhur, presidenf: Joyce Black, vice-presidenfq Helen Robison, secrefaryy Jeaneffe Warner, social manager: LeGrand Kimball, busi- ness manager: Ivlervin Beclcsfrand, commissioner of publicafionsy Joan Spencer, Theone Paxfon, and La Nila Chrisfensen, cheerleaders, wifh Mr. Whafcoff and Ivlrs. I-Iunfer serving as faculfy advisers. While fhe members of our execufive council are vicforious survivors of heafed polifical campaigns which appealed for sfudenfs' vofes, disregarding class rank, servanfs of fhe represenfafives branch are elecfees from every home-room. And if is fhrough fhe laffer, sfudenfs' ideas, views, and complainfs reach proper voicing in council meefings, where bofh branches discuss and worlc ouf solufions for one and all problems arising in school .... The faslcs of our sfudenf leaders are many and frequenf. Whenever one problem seems solved, fwo or more ofhers require affenfion. The imporfanf iob of direcfing sfudenf affairs in a pleasing way, and serving all sfudenfs safis- facforily, is a never ending, offen fhanlcless one. Neverfheless, our sfudenf council fulfilled ifs re- sponsibilifies well: everyone called fo serve gave freely of his fime and falenfs. If is, fherefore, wifh pride fhaf we say fo all fhose who have had a parf in making our sfudenf governmenf a success, Many fhanlcs for a iob well done. ess FICIAL RIDE. STRICTLY BUSIN F Just AN O C nCIIZ M-il rar, I953-'54 S+ude I ou I I a the members O , . LYNN Mc' . ,p,esicIenI- Here Bret rlqhvz If Y- JOYCE BLACK. Vice ger' Iefl 0 ' secre af ' -,I Mana ' F. L Row. BXNSQN, NERI S061 irLEL-EAIFIHSI? President get. JEANET'I'E'zlr:R ' , a - ' al ' seCOEIRii4w5TciMBAIhAilII5InEznmgsione' oi Pub ITN SPENCER, ch-wfI 'I s' Le BECKS ' EN .IO MERVIN HRISTENS ' nr a ROW C . NILA fi-IEONE PAXTON' La 20