Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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TOP SCHOLARS, SIX IN A ROW MEET OUR SCHOOL ORCHESTRA V' I Gay Mifchell Joan Spencer Jeanne Mcl W These six girls malce up I'h,e lop sludenls of fhe class of These failhful Eagles gave our dances Ihal' d'eamY aI 'SPI'e'e' INTERESTS OF MILLARD STUDE VARIOUS DELEGATES OF MHS Our Boy Sialersz i wo JOE CLOYDE , , , BILL Lel us pause, now, lo recognize lhose who have pul Iusl' a IIHI Del-YI-E exlra somelhing inlo lhe aclivilies and work in which They parlic RIERKHN paled and excelled, 'rhose who nol only made up our sludenl gov ROGERS ernrnenl aulhorilies, bul who were lop musicians, greal aclors, oul OSCAR slanding arlisls, commercial sludenls, farmers, as well as scholars: i LeGRAND shorl, all lhose who reached lhe lop in whalever Ihey underloolc. SENETH To complele lhe sludenl government and malce double sure fha IVAN lhe sludenls have a voice in il, sludenl represenlalives were chose Joan and Helen represenled u s al Girls' Sfale in Logan. MONT RUSSEL End LYNN from homerooms, These represenlalives helped Io amend The cor slilulion, and plan sludenl acliviliesz parlies, dances, and specie rallies. Among Ihose who received special recognilion ar our represenlalives lo Girls' and Boys' Slalesz Two C our girls, and nineleen of our looys represenled our schoc This year .... All were chosen on lhe basis ol scholarshii and leadership abilily. While al Boys' Slale, Dick Payn and LeGrand Kimball won slale offices. EAGLE CHAPTER FFFA CONTESTANTS , . 3 I If i These Iwo FFA officers wen'I' Io Kansas CNY- MISS0'-'fl' I0 fel'Ve Queen Linda, slanding, is happily surrounded on Ihe Ulah Siaie Clelegahon- by her a'H'endan+s, Gloria, Joyce, and Marilyn. 86

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6 61 DOLL DANCE U. S. A. C. VARIETY SHOW Two dolls are dancing . . . Irefa and Gay. 36198 The limelighf of spring acTiviTies was shone on The iunior class when They presenTed Their ouTsTanding assembly, The CapTain's Reverief' which preceded Their dance Ebb Tide. Everyone can Truly say ThaT The iunior class is To be compli- menTed Tor The eTTorTs iT puT TorTh To make iTs prom The high- lighT oT The year. Our neighboring schools have broughT exchange assem- blies To show whaT TalenT They have. In reTurn, we have Taken our assembly To Them, and, by The response oT The audiences, iT was a crediT To every school involved. As The year draws To iTs close, all seniors realize ThaT They are one sTep nearer To meeT liTe's challenge. The lasT Time The class oT '54 wiII have iTs say aT M. I-I. S. is in Their Tarewell assembly, aT which Time seniors will make Their lasT will and TesTamenT known, a reminder oT Their presence and cIevoTion To dear old M. I'I. S. MeeT The Traveling casT from Logan, WHO IS THE HUNCHBACK? LeGRAND? Scenes from our inauguraTion assembly. JUNIOR PROM SCENES . . . DECORATING THE HALL THE CAN-CAN Paris was never Iike This . . . 85 The Iighihouse, rolling waves, and a dreamy song

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AKE UP THE CREAM OF THE CLASS '54 OUR WINNING FLUTE OUINTET 'ene STephenson BeTTy DeBloois Helen Robison 'one of Them carries less Than an A- average Tor Tour ng years of work. RE MANY AND VARIED M0 CYMJLJ The music deparTmenT, under The direcTion oT Mr. Nielson, did very well aT The solo and ensemble conTesTs. Music sTudenTs won a maioriTy oT number one raTings, oT which Three of Tire numbers were chosen Tor a special program. The band, chorus and orchesTra also did a good iob oT represenTing our school aT The music TesTival, as well as in communiTy doings .... We had only Two who aTTended The speech meeT, Sam Melville and Ivan Croslandz buT These Two aT- Tained very high honors, and wenT on To compeTe in sTaTe Tinals .... The same can be said abouT our represenTaTives aT VocaTional Day, aT Cedar CiTy. Home Ec., Ag., and commercial sTuclenTs gavc a splendid accounT oT Themselves .... NOT To be TorgoTTen is our new- ly-organized saTeTy club: iTs oTTicers, Bill lverson, Ann Mae Carling, LeGrand Kimball, and Joe Jackson, promoTed saTeTy wherever They could, especially among The sTudenTs oT The high school ,... This year The FFA chapTer sweeThearT was chosen Trom members oT The Two upper classes. Joan Spencer, a senior, was selecTed To repre- senT The school aT The sTaTe convenTion, and did so, successTully .... Thanks To The special sTudenT orchesTra, our school dances have been a greaT success. Good music made social gaTherings more enjoyable. Joan, Helen, Lincla, Gay, and LaRae aTTer Their pracTice. ASSEM BLY COM MITTEE Our back-sTage workers . . . Madeline, JeaneTTe ancl JaneT. AROUND OUR SCHOOL EMBLEM A KEYBOARD . MASTER ugh?- A Treshman music- ian who proved To be The besf . . . Linda Calligfer, This ouTside gaTh.ering represenTs sTudenT body officers and homeroom represenTaTive shorTly aTTer Their elecTion. 87