Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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Leff fo rig hf:- -X . 'sr ll I NORMA NIELSON, Fillmore- ILA MAE ROWLEY, F illmore- Class Officer 2: Pep Club 2. Pep Club I: Speech Confesf lg Home Ec. Confesf 2 THEONE PAXTON, Fillmore- Commercial Corfesf I. Sfudenf Body Officer I3 Pep Club 2: Class Of- JOAN SPENCER, Fillmore- IICGF 2i Home Ec. Confesf 23 Music Confesf 2. Sfudenf Body Officer 27 Pep Club I7 Class Officer HELEN ROBINSON, Fillmore- I' Girls' Sfafe I: Music Confesf 37 FHA Clu I Sfudenf Body Officer lg Girls' Sfafe lg Com- DONNA STAPLES, Kanosh mercial Confesl I: Music Confesf 43 Publi- cafions I, DON PETERSON Fillmore M usic Confesf WAYNE PETERSON Fillmore Afhlefics 3. ROY PURCELL Fillmore Leff fo rig hfz- jlie Cfaaa o 15 Wade W . . gel' fhe walk across fhe sfage on Freshie Day, when each of us had fo announce his name and had fo loolc info fhe sea of faces below? Was fhere anyone leff among us braves who was nof frighfened be- yond words? And yef, fhis was fhe firsf day when all former eighfh graders became a necessary parf of Millard High, when we assumed fhe responsibilifies of fhe youngesf group of Eagles. We sponsored our firsf dance fhaf same evening, enjoyed a big foofball game and up-fown rally. Yes, we even dared fo perform on fhe foofball field . . . A liffle lafer we proved fhaf we couldn'f be oufdone. We won fhe F. F. A. l-Iarvesf Queen Confesf wifh lheone Paxfon as fhe win- ning candidafe, Our eagerness 'io show whaf we could do, grew, as we advanced fo proud sophomores. Socially we made a big hif wifh our Sopho- more Circus, a huge success and greaf help fo our class finances: upperclassmen and freshmen alike had a good lime af fhis dance and marveled al' fhe way we handled fhis splendid affair. Sopho- DONALD L. RASMUSSEN, Flowell- PAUL ROWLEY, Fillmore- Afhlefics 33 FFA Confesf 3. Music Confesf l. DONALD R. RASMUSSEN, Fillmore- MARTELL SMITH, Fillmore- Afhlefics 2. School Play I: Commercial Confesf 2. FRED ROWLEY, Fillmore JAY SORENSEN, Scipio- 80

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Leff fo righl:- HELEN JOHNSON, Holden- SHARON MCBRIDE. Fillmore- Clagg Officer I, Pep Club 33 Home EC. Confesl 2. SHARON LABRUM, Meadow- .IEANNE McCUNE, Fillmore- Pep Club 23 Class Officer I: Commercial Cone Publicafions 2: Commefcidl CONTEST I, fesf 27 Home Ec. Confesf I. GAY MITCHELL' Fillmore- JESSIE ANN MARTIN, Scipio Pep Club lg Class Officer lg Speech Confesf 2 Publicalions Ig Music Coniesf lg F. l-I. A. I .f0l'l'll'l'lQl'lC8I'l'lQl'lt, pfepdfe fhan we like fo admif. The four long years during which we pre- pared ourselves for fhe world of Tomorrow-fhe adulf world-where fhe longesf years of our lives are waifing for us, are almosf parf of our pasf. Every day brings us closer fo commencemenf, and broad- ens our vfew beyond school gafes ..., Permif us, fherefore, fo recall fhaf which has helped us fo prepare for life, fo respecf humanify, and fo accepf our responsibilifies in a sociefy of world-wide brolher- hood. As you go over our impressive lisf of achievemenfs, nofe fhe individual differences, buf also, fhaf all informafions are sei up uni- formly, lisfing exfra-curricular acfivifies only, and indicafing in num- erals fhe number of years devofed fo each. Surely fhis record bears ouf fhe facf fhaf fhis year's senior class is nof only one of Millard's lergesf, buf also mosf acfive. When seniors of '54 enfered Millard High as freshmen, fhey felf no differenf fhan any ofher freshman class. If fool: us weelcs before our fears and bewildermenf leff us. Too gradually acquired we fhaf much-soughf-affer feeling of belonging. Who can ever for- ROSS MARSHALL Fillmore Afhlefics 3. LYNN McAR'I'HUR Scipio Sfudenl' Body Of- licer Ig Class Of- ficer Ig Boys' Sfafe Ig F. F. A. Confesi 2. SAM MELVILLE Fillmore School Play I: Speech Confesf 3: Boys' Siafe lg Publicafions I. leff lo righfz- ROSS MELVILLE, Fillmore- DICK PAYNE, Fillmore- Alhlefics 3: Publicafions 2: Music Confesf 3. Class Officer 25 Alhlefics 31 Boys'vSlafe I1 Mui RUSSELL MILLER' Scipio- Confesf 43 Rofary Club Conference l. Boys' Sfale I. DEAN PETERSON, Fillmore- MICHAEL NEILSON, Fillmore- MWC Coniesl 2' Afhleics 43 Class Officer I. DeLYNN PETERSON, Scipio- Afhlefics 2. 79

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LeTT To righT:- MERENE STEPHENSON, Holden- KAREN TAYLOR, Fillmore- Pep Club I: Publicafions 2. SaTeTy Club I. ANN STEVENS, Fillmore- JEANETTE WARNER, Fillmore- Pep Club lg Class Officer I: Music ConTesI' 4. STudenT Body Officer I: Pep Club I: School Play I ELOISE SWANSON' Kanosh Speech ConTesT 2: Music ConTesT 2. ILENA WILCOCK, Fillmore VERNON STARLEY , J E I J , Fillmore n, lndusTrial ArTs ConTesI' 2. more boys had in The meanTime drawn The aTTenTion ol baslceiball Tans upon Them. In every conTesT, vicTory was Theirs: noT once cid They leT Millard Tall. DON As upperclassmen our iunior TalenTs s arlclecl especially. IT STEYENS seemed as il we were always in The limeligFlT: assemblies, dances. F'll lo pep rallies, school plays, and whaT have you. On The sTage, or oil gllillifsl ll Class The sTage, yes, and even behind The sTage, many of our classmaTes ' could be found. Helping hands of iuniors were always aT worlc To bring Millard new glories or uphold her old ones. We could be Tound in every field of sTudy-dramaTics, music, arT, agriculTure, and home economics. And noT one of us was missing in English .... Juniors would always lead The way. Evidence is our prom, April in Paris, The miniaTure wonderland creaTed in our gymnasium, The TransplanTed capiTal oT France made in U. S. A .... SelecTed music. THELL dim lighTs and a large happy crowd all are never-To-be-TorgoTTen STEWART memories ol our junior days. Meadow LeT To rIghT:- VAR STOTT, Meadow- RICHARD THATCHER, Scipio- FFA ConTesI I. FFA ConTesT I. MAX TERRELI.. Fillmore- DAVID WARNER, Fillmore- AThieTics 35 FFA ConTesT I. AThleTics 2. JERRY TERRY, Flowell- KURT WARNER, Fillmore AThleTics l. 81 '