Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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LARRY ROWLEY WHL? Ma tk? CKCLJJ 0 The members of our class have been acfive parlicipanfs in all 'rhe acfivifies of Jrhe school. We have been well represenfed in 'lhe arf and music deparimenfs. We have some fufure foofball and baskefball kings wi+hin our ranks and we have confi- dence enough +o believe we won r have 'ro lake a back seal To anyone. Alfogefher we feel our baHing average has been high, and by fhe 'rime fhis year has drawn fo a close, we feel we shall have assimilafed enough wisdom from rhe iuniors, enough worldliness from lhe seniors, and enough self-confidence from +he sophomores, fogefher wifh fhe knowledge from our leachers, fha? anofher year we can come back full fledged sophomores, ready and eager io carry on good work al' lv1ll.LARD HIGH. GERALD CLARISSA GUY SORENSEN STAPLES STEWART GORDEN SMITH LEONARD SAFFORD THAD STEWART MERLENE STEVENS ST EVE DAVID VON EVELYN RAY STOTT SUNDSTRUM TAYLOR TURNER WADE MARLENE RONALD KAY LYNN KATHRYN MORGAN WHATCOTT WHITAKER WILCKEN YOUNG YOUNG 27 DOUGLAS WATTS

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!6U 6!j5 y0Ltl'lg,e5t, Shed! l 0bLl0 of GARY BRENT EVELYN KAREN CH ERYL MARCIA ELLIS LAMBERT MACE MARTINDALE McCUNE MEMMOTT MEMMOTT MILLER JESSEE JAMES PEGGY GLADE GAIL GENEAL PAUL MILLGATE NELSON NICKSIC NIXON PAXTON PETERSON PETERSON SANDRA ROGER DENNIS MORRIS WILLIAM LaRAE LILLIS PETERSON PHILLIPS OUARNBERG ROBINS PEAY ROBISON ROGERS On lllireshiel' day we mef requiremenfs and provided laughs for fhe ofher sfu- denfs. We had really loolced forward wifh dread fo fhaf Hlnifiafion Day. buf our big brofhers and sisfers were so considerafe and helpful fhaf fhe hazing we had expecfed didn'f maferialize. Our assembly gave ample proof fhaf 'rhere was plenfy of falenf in 'rhe freshman class, young perhaps, and undeveloped, buf fhere, neverfheless. In The frue spirif of fradifion we elecfed a freshman as queen of fhe I-Iarvesf Ball. Linda Callisfer wifh her beaufy, charm, and poise, embodied all fhe affribufes one could wish in a queen. We mighf say, in passing, 'rhaf our freshman boys are really enioying fheir F, F. A. work and loolc preffy snappy in fheir new blue and gold iaclcefs. 26

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Anofher example of naTures own elegance. THE SOUTH WING CORNER SUPPORTED BY IONIC PILLARS W. 'F The enTrance To MiIIard's Temple oT learning. FROM A ROCK-STREWN CITY BLOCK GREW A em 0 fg rice ew lljafue Would you like To know more abouT This beauTiTuI, enTrancing sighT, This ciTy- block-wonderland of Tairy-Tale-like appeal? IT so, come wiTh me inTo a Ii++Ie valley hidden arnidsi' The Towering, ever enchanTing WasaTch MounTains. LeT me inTroduce you To a humble shrine oi learning, one oT The mosT beauTiTuI campuses oT our sTaTe, The Home of The Millard Eagles, Millard I-Iigh School. LeT's view The sTaTeIy buildings! NoTice The sand-colored brick and special whiTe Trimmings on The main building. Look aT These maiesTicaIly upward reaching pillars of Ionic design, and The lovely cornbinaTion of colors creaTed around The building by Tlowers, shrubs and lawns: and There, Trees on senTry duTy, wiTh The big Tall spruce A PART VIEW OF THE GRANDSTAND MORE SUMMER FRAGRANCE FILLS THE AIR Lonnie looks aTTer The fooTbaII TieIcI. Shrubs lend Their own hand in beauTiTicaTion. 28