Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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COME SEE THE NORTH WIND'S MASONRY and for 'Ihe arriver from 'Ihe norfh, fh.is view. Minferb mirj .fdrfififrg To Ihe wafchful eye, each momenl of Ihe year has i'rs own beaulyi and on our campus, if beholds, every hour, a piclure which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. Soon Irosry clays of winfer give way 'ro 'rhe genlle warmlh of spring. Snow melfs, and IiIe's green gradually refurns 'ro The grasses, shrubs, and Irees, while Iribes of birds ancl insecfs, punclual 'ro Iheir lime, appear. THE MORNING SUN DISCOVERS ANOTHER PLEASANT VIEW OF WINTER Someone once paid 'Irib I H, . u u e fo snoijfrolic archlfecfure gf ihe OUR LUNCH ROOM, SNOW, AND SANTA CLAUS, TOO O I1 J ' . ur ome on a anuary mommg A fradi+ionaI scene af Chrisimas fime. 57

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EVERYWHERE 'TIS WINTER Our shrubs and 'Irees in frosiy whiie. A DECEMBER PATH A winfry scene familiar Io fhose who approach Ihe EagIe's Home from fhe souih . . . BEAUTY ALL OF ITS OWN . .E amlaufi orner iewa 4 In The Iaie IaII cool winds sweep Ihe Ieaves from frees and bushes. Ieaving 'rhem bare 'Ior I'he Iong win'Ier Ihai is Io IoIIow. Then one night 'riny flakes of snow begin 'ro fall, and by morning +he ground, 'rhe shrubs, and Ihe frees are Iransformed info one of naI'ure's mosf beauI'iIuI se'I- Iings. The Ieafless 'frees become spires of whife. Every wiihered sI'em and s'rubbIe encased in Irosi confribufes someihing 'ro Ihe mu'Ie music of The winier season. The beaury +ha'r shimmers in Ihe whiie affernoons on January will always recaII 'ro our memories The MiIIard High grounds wrapped in a manfle of winier, and Hs buildings, serene and maiesfic, in Ihe coId brighiness of win'rer's sun. WE LOOK SOUTHWARD A Common scene in Omer seasons Now bofh earth and sky acquire a special harmony. becomes magically beauiiful now. 56

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OFFICIAL BUSINESS? .7!ze yuniorfi, ar Here are The junior class officers giving a helping hand on Their Junior Prom. From Iefi' To righT, Carol PeTerson, May- Ion Quarnberg, La Nila ChrisTensen, STephen Jackson, Earl PaxTon, Carolyn Whifaker, Eddie WhaTco'I'T, Madeleine SToTT, Yvonne Bushnell. CLARICE ALLEN LLOYD BECKSTRAND TERRY BRADFIELD MARIE BUCKLEY RICHARD BUSH These are The iuniors. sTudenTs who have aT Iasl' Ioecome upper classmen, and who are, so rumor has iT, preparing Tor Their Tinal year oT high school educaTion, when They'II be leaders aT Millard. They are The small buT daunTIess veTerans of The class oT '55 whose conducT is less marked Than ThaT oT The sophomores, and whose ouTsTanding achievemenTs have ele- vaTed many inTo posiTion of social responsibiIiTies. IT iT's The juniors iT's goT To Ioe good is Their guiding sTar To sTeadiIy in- creasing recogniTion, inside, as well as ouTside oT school. Members oi This seniors-To-be group are enTering Their home sTreTch under The capable leadership oT class oTTicers: STephen Jackson, presidenTg Carolyn WhiTaker, vice-president Yvonne Bushnell, secreTary: Earl PaxTon, business manager: La- Nila ChrisTensen and Eddie WhaTcoTT, social managers: Made- leine SToTT, prom chair-woman: and Maylon Quarnberg and JED BUSHNELL YVONNE BUSHNELL COLLEEN CARLING KERYL ANN LA NILA NEIL NEIL CHAMPION CHRISTENSEN CHRISTOPHERSON COOLEY 58 l ENTERING THE HOME STRET