Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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ACTION PICTURES FROM OUR MEETS I I 1 Rolling aclions on and off I'I1e mal. 7Aeg on fAe Rngji eci5i0n The success ol llwis molivalinq drive slands Ioeyond doubl. Proud- ly we hail our blue-and-while-clad musclemen wI'1o climbed onward unlil lliey reached vic+ory's lniglwesl peak. I-lere is how lliey did il: Millard Millard Millard Millard . , 27--Beaver , , , I I , , 29--Della , ,2l 3l-iCedar Cily I N28 26--Cedar Cily I H28 Millard vs. Della 36 Zl AREA MEET Millard, winner willi 38 poinls. STATE MEET Millard, winner and slale clwarnpion, IILLARD BOYS STAY ON TOP IN REGIONAL COMPETITION VICTORIES THAT LED OUR BOYS TO STATE FINALS In our region six only Cedar Ci'I'y ever suc- ceeded in downing our Musclemen, bul only on Iheir home floor. A COMFORTABLE POSITION? This all-day meel crowned four Millard men as champions and four more as runner-ups. 73

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REGIONAL CHAMPIONS, SECOND AND THIRD PLACE WINNERS MeeT our sTrong men: LAFE PARRISH, JACK JOHNSON, GLEN PROWS, and KIMBALL DAVIS, Champions: FRED ROWLEY, Third Place Winnerg and CHARLES CUMMINGS, DON L. RASMUS- SEN, CLARK TERRELL, and DON R. RASMUS- SEN, Runner-ups. DAILY WORKOUTS These piciures reveal The prepara- Tions needed To sTay physically TiT comes combal' Time. Coach WaTTs made sure ThaT every MILLARD'S GENTLEMEN WHO WOULD RATHER LOSE THAN DO ANYTHING DISHONORABLE . . . Our high school's moan and groan deparTmenT has always enjoyed an ouTsTanding repuTaTion. Millard boys OT The square ring have had sTaTe Top ranking Tor years, noT all, louT many. This year, however, six sTaTe champions developed, and won Tor our insTiTuTion The TirsT Class B sTaTe crown. KJWZAFGLCQ . . l'l J H285 . . From regional compeTiTion To sTaTe championship is a hard and Tiresome Travel, upward, ever upward, wiThouT liTTIe, if any resT. AT leas+ so iT was Tor our Eagles, who compeTed This season againsT our regional members, Then sponsored The regional meeT locally, and Tinally ended up in The B. Y. U. Tieldhouse in Provo To Tace The besT oT Talenfs The sTaTe had To oTTer. Wherever They wenT They lived up To The repu- TaTion: A Millard man is hard To beaT .... Among sTars are Those who were vicTorious unTo The end: oThers almos+ unTo The end, and sfill oThers who provided The needed work- ouT To develop Top conTenders. BuT whaTever Their names, all made up a Team ThaT ranks number one in our sTaTe. Why Kimball Davis, Clark Terrell, Jack Johnson, Charles Cummings, Glen Prows, and LaTe Parrish sToIe The spoTIighT and are muscle men any coach would be happy To have, iT was Coach WaTTs' giTT of geTTing his charges ready To give all They goT The momenT iT is needed ThaT broughT new Tame To Millard High .... WheTher The conTesTs of The sTrong and mighTy were held locally, or away Trom home, The will of The Eagles To wfn was The same, and The resuITs, vicTory or deTeaT, served as The same onward driving force To do beTTer . . . To sTay on Top. OUR LUCKY CAMERA MAN CAME WHEN THE COACH WAS GONE man goT his daily work-ouT, Here are some of The Iighfer scenes of friendly mass compeTiTion affer iT was all ov 72

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