Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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OFFICIAL INSPECTION un-Allin? augAfe ur lairifei Befween fhe dignify of old age and fhe innocence of babyhood Iies a period of amazing improvemenf, a one-year-span in which fimid qreenlings af high schools de- veIop info fhe delighfful specimen of spirifed. red-hof underclassmen called sophomores - scared of no one, be if devils or seniors. Rumor has if Ihaf fhey are fhe mosf enfhusiasfic Iwo years veferans af school. - I Here are fhe class officers who check defails of 'Iheir sophomore fIoaf: . Kneeling, BILL KAREN LUCY BELLE GARY STEVENS. Bos PAYNE ASHBY ASHMAN BARKDU'-L Sfandingz- BEVERLY BROWN, GRANT WOOD, JOHN PETERSON. PATRICIA BEACH, JERRY JOHNSON. On fIoaI:- KENT LARSON, KAYLE PEAR- SON, GLORIA UTLEY. PATRICIA KAY EDDIE RICK GORDEN BEVERLY BEECT BEMIS BENNETT BLAKE BOTTOMFIELD BROWN ARVIN BARRY SARA ELLEN LeROY NED GORDEN BRUNSON BRUNSON BRUNSON BUSHNELL BUSHNELL CARLING 34

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. SOME CLASSES ARE ONLY FOR BOYS OR GIRLS A Iasf word of advice +o fufure dressmakers. . . . Mr. Nelson assis+s his Fufure Farmers. ANOTHER SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IDGMENT, AND TOLERANCE PRODUCES THIS emocrafic .9Jea :S info maffiea given Io a shorihand class, healih rules and explanalions oi life in a biology class, or 'rhe humming song ol chailering Iypewrilers, learning is always sel up as a direclion of acliviiies, enioyed equally Ioy sludenls and inslrucfors. Theoreiical inslruclions and praclical applicalions are so closely lcnilled Ioqelher 'rhal even social science Classes, in spile of Iheir many lifeless rules and cold scienlilic laws, become praclical realilies. Wherever one loolcs, one cannol Iail Io recognize noi only leaders and planners, buf also dreamers, as well as sleepers, lor all regislered noi only for required subiecl, buf also for non-compulsory sludies, yes, even for physical educaiion. And why shouldn'+ 'rhey7 . . . Would 'rhe home of Ihe slalwarf Millard Eagles be complele wilhoul' Ihose who wave blue and while pen- Seniors hard ar nanls, wear dirly cords, chew gum, and Work on research lauqh al Iheir Ieachers7 Surely noll fheme. COLLEGE PREPARATIONS A brush-up on English grammar and a plunge Even in Chemis+ry some worlc, olhers Ioolc on info world Ii'I'era'I'ure. 33

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U1 OIT! area dead cerlain of Iheir abililies, and always ready Io challenge anyone, anywhere, any- Iime. They are big-Iime-operarors who have an appeiiie of learning all of Iheir own. Exira curricular acliviiies win 'rheir grealesi admiraiion. To be excused from classes Io work on pep club sfunfs, help mark 'rhe foolball field, decorale goal posis, and pasie school walls 'full of fool- ball slogans is Iheir inferprelafion of life adiuslmeni educalion. They are 'rhe mosl perfecf example of molecules in moI'ion. This year, sophomores don'I malce up Ihe largesl number of Millard sludenfs. neverfheless fhey have enough vim and vigor Io hold 'rheir own againsl any class. disregarding size or age .... Sophomores nor only falk big, Ihey do 'rhings in a big way. foo .... Loolc af 'rhese officers: Ken? Larsen, president Bob Payne, vice-presi- denf: Beverly Brown, secreiary and Treas- urer: Kayle Pearson, John Pelerson, Gran? Wood, and Gloria Uiley social managers, and you will have 'ro admil Ihal' class cl Jouiagfy ypify CARLA CARROLL FRED DAVIS ERROL DEARDON KENT FRAMPTON GERADEAN JOHNSON 35 ROGER CAWLEY LA RAE DAY MOLLY LOU EDWARDS MARGARET FULLER MOLLIE JOHNSON ROBERT BARNEY CHRISTENSEN COOLEY MARY SALENA DAVIS DAY BESSIE RAE EVAN ESKLAND FRAMFTON ROXANNA REBECCA GOU LTER HONE KENT DAN LARSEN MARTIN