Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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CL CU'l'lQl Cl, 6ll'l QCOI' F. F. A. ACTIVITIES HAVE A FLAVOR ALL OF THEIR OWN Be sure, boys, you unders+and whai' is going on. Buf noi only Ioolball lcepi Millard I-ligh aclivey in Ihe fall Ihe U. S. Navy Band had us on 'rhe go, Ioo, Ihis Iime 'ro Delia .,.. Trips Io our assembly hall were nor only regular Friday occurrences, buf also Ireguenily week days' speciallies. Lyceum offerings such as The Taming of The Shrew and Review Americanaw oui-shone classroom insfruclions any +ime. Add Io Ihis our dances, noonhour or maiinees, Ihe Gel-Acquainied Dance as well as Ihe I-larvesr Ball-and you have enlerlainmenl galore, ever changing, ever aliraclive enough Io lei books be boolcs whenever Ihe Iwo bells signal announced a new program oi social inleresl, even 'rhe Drganizalion ol a new Teen-age safely club. Winners of Iwo Iypes: Iurlcey winners and royaI'ry winners. FUTURE FARMERS ARE SOCIAL DEMONS . . . DANCING If cIoesn'+ Iake much persuasion Io swing +ha1 girl around, for mosf of our Millard boys. 41

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INITIATION OF OUR SELGAES -ST These damsels made our school spirif more alive and enduring. jg Our leaders 622. 3 0 . VICTORIOUS HUNTERS ur advisor. 5 IJIZIQIAI. HUNT n Wag 0 emoried fAc For memory's salce lei' us recall Ihe highlighis ol our fall aclivilies. The minuie King Foo+ball sfepped upon our campus, his glorious reign began. Remember The rallies in The audilorium, in 'rhe halls, in Ironi of our school, as well as uplown? Our Iloals, our parades, Ihe fleeing cave- man and his burning hide-oul? And whai abouf Ihe pasied walls of our halls, Ihe many Ioolball slogans, Ihe hall-lime slunls by Selgaes and band members? Viclory celebrafions, banquels, parades, and dances all were +here, long afier our Iinal Iooiball Irip Io SaI+ Lake Cily had repaid us I5 Y0 f game OHICIEIIY reglsilered wifh bringing home anofher sfaie Ioolball championship. on 'Ihls V form? IT DOESN'T PAY TO BE LATE NO MORE TRAINING RULES AT BANOUET TIME Noon-hour piclure shows wail' for no one: you I::eI Ier be on 'Iime. An all-ou'I sI'ucIenI' vicfory dinners gels under way aI' our Iunchroom. 40

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PERMIT US TO INTRODUCE THE NEWEST CROP OF EAGLES Every 'Freshman wenf on Ihe sfage, bui no+ wiIhou'r his guide. U9 Qreen, buf Qfow Hawaigyefllll from Terenaaer' ur mlaorfanf jjrezilzie ag This year's Freshie Day was anoiher red-leHer day for Millard High School siudenis. Moreso, however, for Ihe schooI's newcomers, members of Ihe class of '57, who had a well planned day all wailing for Ihem. A big sisIer or a big broIher from Ihe senior class was assigned Io each Ireshie. Bur Io Ihe IaHer's surprise everyone of Ihese big brolhers or sisrers was unexpecledly helpful and considerafe. LiIIle ones were Ialcen by Ihe hand and looked aliler all clay long, even during Ihe big dance aI nighi. Freshmen girls celebraied +he big day by wearing requesled shorr slcirls, or dresses, pigiails. and no malceup: boys on The olher hand adorned Ihemsclves wiih dunce caps and name plaresq pro- viding many laughs, and, laughing more oilen 'rhemselves Ihan Ihey wanled Io. Bur who wouIdn'I'? Seeing big broiher or sisier 'raking care of li'r+Ie broiher or sisier is an amusing sighl Ihaf one cannol enioy Ioo oflen in Ihese days of diminishing brofherly love .... While Ihe big gel-acquainiecl dance in The evening made freshmen more familiar wiih one an- oiher, 'rhe morning assembly, a huge success, inlroduced 'rhe newesl group of Millard Eagles impres- sively. Program numbers of grear varieiy, execurccl wiih slcill. leii no doubi in Ihe minds of Ihe up- per classnnaies Ihal Ireshies of '57 need Io be waiched .... LET'S GET READY FOR PART II . . . UPTOWN ACTIVITIES Does everyone know wha+ Io do when big broihers and sisiers drive up-Iown Io show 'I'he way? 42