Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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RGANIZED, FOCUSED PLANNING AWAITS . . . across fhe declc of a luxury liner, as Ihe Iaffer sailed smoofhly over fhe waves foward sunsef, will Iong be remembered. For whenever flying seagulls, flickering beacon Iighfs, gorgeous for- mals, and dreamy music meer, life becomes an end in ifself ,... rosy and mosf colorful in ifs appeal. and oh, how promising. Who can ever forgef The +hriII of choosing fhe firsf formal, of expecfing fhe favorife men for fhis evening's dafe, and fhe en- chanfing Prom Assembly, seffing Ihe sfage for Ihaf which is fo come? You mighf, buf no iunior, for iuniors can never forgef fip-foeing upsfairs, afferwards . . . Wifh frolic class parfies and hofly confesfed harvesf queen confesfs also adding counfless memories, juniors enriched fheir sfay af Millard fhrough meaningful sfudy, work, and social ac- fivifies. Wemgera of flue Cfaaa o 355 FRANCIS RASMUSSEN MARILYN RASMUSSEN DAVID ROBINSON FRED ROWLEY GARTH SORENSEN VAL SORENSEN MONT STEVENS PHILIP STEVENS SHARON LEE STONEY MADELEINE STOTT CHARLES CLARK ROYAL LYLE DARLENE EDDIE CAROLYN SWALLOW TERRELL THORNTON WASDEN WEED WHATCOTT WHITAKER 61

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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

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TRA, LA, LA, LA, LA . . . ECHOES THROUGH THE HALLS WHEN ur L ar ,A eq on W! J U- A CZ A harmonious blend of voices fills fhe halls of Millard during fhe fiffh period of each day. When one hears fhese pleasing, melodious sounds, he Icnows fhaf Ihe Mil- lard I-Iiqh School chorus is hard af worlc. Our chorus plays a very imporfanf parf in bofh school and public affairs. This year if sponsored a beaufiful Chrisfmas canfafa, and proved Io fhe public fhaf sin- cere, hard work is always rewarded wifh success. People were so pleased wifh fhis performance and enjoyed if so much, fhaf fhe chorus was aslced fo sing af fhe morn- ing session of fhe L. D. S. Sfalce Quarferly Conference. This if did wifh efficiency. Praises were showered once more upon ifs members and ifs able leader, Mr. Dallin Nielson. Sfudenfs of our chorus who show special falenf and abilify are given a chance fo do exfra worlc. They are chosen for differenf ensembles: fhe boys' quarfef, The MUSIC IS THEIR INTEREST Row One, Ieff fo righfz- SHARON LEE STONEY, SHERRILL HUNTER, ANN PACKARD, JOYCE BLACK, NORMA NIELSON, THEONE PAXTON, JOAN SPEN- CER, ANN STEVENS, SAM MELVILLE, NEIL COOLEY. Row Two:- ILENA WILCOCK, GENEAL PETERSON, CHERYL MEMMOTT, MARIE BUCKLEY, KAY BEMIS, JOAN BENNETT, MERENE STEPHENSON. HELEN MAY FINLINSON, MERLENE JENSEN, KAY JOHNSON, OSCAR ANDERSON. Row Three:- SHARON DAY, CONNIE OUARNBERG, PATRICA BEECH, BEVERLEY BROWN, JERRY JOHNSON, MOLLIE JOHNSON, DONNA MAE JOHNSON, JESSII ANN MARTIN, CHRISTIE CHRISTENSEN, PAULINE FRAMPTON, THAD FRAMPTON, Row Fourxf REBECCA HONE, CARLA CAROL, DIANA TAYLOR, MOLLY LOU EDWARDS, COLLEEN PAXTON, ELOISE SWANSON, CLAUDINE MARTINDALE, SALINA DAY, LILLIS ROGERS, RAY WILSON. Row Five:- JUDY JACKSON, JEANINE JACKSON, EVELYN MARTINDALE. 62