Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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MARY ELLEN JANET MAXWELL McBRlDE LARRY ANN OLPIN PACKARD COLLEEN BOB PAXTON PAYNE LARRY CONNIE PETERSON QUARNBERG IRETA BETH ROBINSON ROBISON JACKIE MITCHELL ROBERT PALMER JOHNNY PETERSON STEVE RANDLE LOIS ROBISON HELEN NICKSIC LAFE PARRISH KAYLE PEARSON DAVID ROGERS MELBA ROWLEY 36 rouclfg Ca .SzAool leadership is enlrusied info good hands. Everyone of Ihese servanis is a True-red. clevoied sophomore, 'Full of enfhusiasm and Ihai liI'rle exlra push needed Io pul' Things over in a big way .... Remember Ihe winning class floal, I'he Baclcwards parI'y. and our sophomore dance? Whaf fine examples of organized aciiviiiesl Sophomores have represenfaiives in al- mosf all Millard High aciiviiies. Why. whaf would Mr. Dallin Nielson and his music cleparlmenl do wilhoul us? Whai aboui The F. F. A. and F. I-I. A., our boys acfive in ioofball, baslceiball, wresfling and Iraclc? And wha+ abouf our pep club members: Karen Ashman. Sara Ellen Brunson, Janel' McBride, Kayle Pearson. Jerry Johnson, Molly Lou Edwards, and Gloria Urley, our fine homeroom represen- Iarives aciive in Ihe legislalive cleparimeni of our siudenl governmeni: Dixie Turner, Larry Peferson, and Lafe Parish? And so, we could go on. and on, for unmeniioned are siill The helping hands called To gel of fl

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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

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f? 9 aaa o 56 7A2l'YL5eA!25 fA2 l96lI'L l0!bl,95 our yearbook To The press, our candidaTes ThaT ran for queen posiTions, and The many oThers ThaT heeded The call To commiTTee memberships. Wherever work is Tound, and work has To be done, sophomores are also, mosT of The Time ouT of Their own Tree will, oTher Times because They have been appoinTed because They are able To assisT. The seniors of '56 are in general con- scienTious, hard workers, capable oT doing good work wherever They are placed. ScholasTically, They have all The poTenTiali- Ties of being ouTsTanding, yes, and The boys are even capable oT ouTdoing The girls. Promising aThleTic TalenTs are also hidden, in shorT, sophomores could be red hoT, perTecT examples oT Their class color, someThing really To look up To! However, These youngsTers are someTimes Too hoT Tor Their own good, Too hard To overlook and To handle . . . buT Then, They are sTill only veferans of Two years, mighTy Eagles in The making. GARY STEVENS DIXIE TURNER FERRELL WADE LaMONT WHATCOTT 37 JOAN RUSSELL KOYE STEVENS KAREN TURNER LARRY WADE LEOLA WILLDEN JACK PHYLLIS SCOTTORN STARLEY JOHN DIANA SUNSTROM TAYLOR GLORIA HAROLD UTLEY VERHAAREN REED MARLO WADE WHITAKER RAY GRANT WILSON WOOD