Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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SHING AND GOSSIPING MORE THAN THEY SHOULD ARE Al I. ' Cl' lg if ea efff 0 Olffl 0I l'0l,U Carol PeTerson. aThleTic managers, who enjoyed The assisTance of Miss Mona WrighT and Mr. L. A. Banks, Their aolvisers, and who worked as a Team, making iunior doings successTul evenTs. In nearly every school acTiviTy looys and girls of The young- er of The upper classmen can be Tound. Some wenT ouT Tor TooTball and gave Their loesT To assisT Coach WaTTs' Team To walk OTT wiTh our school's TourTh consecuTive sTaTe TooTball crown: oThers answered The roll call when baskeTball season goT under way. serving mosTly as reservisTs in our hardwood Tloor warfaresg and noT To be overlooked are The group oT muscle- men whose eTTorTs in The square ring upheld our school's repu- TaTion in wresTlingg everyone Tound someThing To do, according To season. Tor Track and Tield acTiviTies had juniors on The run Too. STEPHEN LA VON KERMA RACHEL JACKSON JENSEN JOHNSON JOHNSON 59 CARMEN DAY PAULINE DAY RAEGENE DAY HAROLD GENTRY CAROL HATTON ALMY HOLLIS AARL HUNTER SHERRILL HUNTER JILLEEN IVERSON MYRLENE IVIE CONNIE MAE JACKSON DALE JACKSON

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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

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DUANE JONES LOIS KESLER DRUE LABRUM COLLEEN MAYCOCK DUANE MELVILLE FREEMAN MEMMOTT MILTON MEMMOTT MARLIN MILLER EA R L PAXTON LA U R ETTA ' PAXTO N I I i ANOTHER YEAR OF LEARNING A lawar - griuinr 4 Girls made sure I'haI' Ihey, foo. were noi' overlooked. They eirher srood on sidelines cheering on Iheir loraves, or were proud SeIgaes performing splendidly during half-Hme, keep- ing our school spirir aflame .... Bui no+ only in sporfs and exfra-curricular ac'rivi+ies showed juniors sieady improvement in class work Ioo. English ceased 'ro be a ''you-'fry-Io-undersfand-i'r'' subjeci and U. S. hisfory dares losr 'rheir overwhelming powers. Terms such as social jusrice, social undersianding, crifical judgmenr, and Iolerance look on new significance, as lisfening and observing skills in- creased. Yes, some juniors even adop+ed Ihe roufine of regu- lar siudy hours. However 'rhe class' greaiesf accomplishmenf was rheir memorable Junior Prom Ebb-fide. This evening of walfzing CAROL SAMMY JANE WILLIAM ELLA MAE MAYLON RAMONA LOIS PETERSON PETERSON PETERSON PROWS QUARNBERG QUARNBERG RAILSBACK , ao