Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT)

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DAILY WORKOUTS Cameraman's view of physical eclucaiion classes in 'Full swing. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are all happily hard a+ play. CHAMPS Meel' our champions: Janel Helen, Belly, Rachel, Kerma Jerry, Evelyn, Koye, Molly, ani Merene. LOCKED IN MOST OF THE TIME, ! ur eroinefi Three years ol physical educalion awail every girl who enlers lhe porlals ol Millard High . . . and do lhese female Eagles enjoy Ihis required sludy. Many of lhem lalce advanlage ol This supervised melhod ol worlc and play during all Iour years ol lheir slay, inslead ol The only required lhree years. To mosl oi lhem, ihese classes of lunclional relaxalion assisl in developing loyallies, slcills, and devolionp lhey are periods lull ol vilalily and cre- aliveness, needed lo overcome physical and menlal de- pressions. Classes in heallh and good grooming, along wilh sporls aclivilies, are provided. Among lhese are speed- ball, baslcelloall, volleyball, and soiclballq all are enioyed lremendously by physical educalion girls. Speedball is PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT and Ihere goes fhe ball , . . over 'Ihe nel.

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ROM TOP TO BOTTOM Melba removes fingermarks. Mary h.eIps clean Ihe resf room. Main hall walls are noi overlooked by Irefa and Carol. THE GROUNDS, TOO, GET THEIR CLEAN-UP 5 Ned and Roberf acl' as gardeners. Bob and Rick hard a+ work on clean-up day. A SCHOOL DAY WITH A MEANING ALL OF ITS OWN . . . Gian-up, painf-up, an ix-uya ay Every year al Millard I-ligh we hold a clean-up day in order lo give our school and campus ils spring cleaning. This year clean-up day was held on April 7, and everyone came 'ro school prepared Io do his parl 'ro clean noi only lhe build- ing from lop Io bollom, buf Io remove weeds, and planl shrubs in 'rheir places: Io painl fences and Ihe Tennis courls, and, in general, give lhe home ol 'rhe Eagles 'rhal spic and span look. ln order Io make an underlaking of such a magnilude suc- cessful, all sludenls were divided info groups, assigned Iheir dulies in a special assembly, and inslrucled whal specific lask each one had lo complele before 'rhe day's end. If il sounds as if This was a day ol work only and no play, lhaI's wrong. because no classes were held . . . everyone could lalk and laugh as he worked, as much as he wanled, wilhoul being called down .... No wonder everyone had a good lime, com- pleled his assignmenl, and proved Ihaf many hands make work easy .... Yes, April 7 was a day ol work lhal required skill unlouched in classrooms-bul' essenlial Io successlull living. TRIMMING SHRUBS Farrell shows his skill in handling Ihe pruners.

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The girls enjoy a soccer game. ERMITTING NO ONE TO LOOK ON, ARE . . le 'Ulla ef ex lhe main aclivily in lall, lhe sporl similar lo loolball, while baskelball and volleyball provide many hours ol en- ioymenl during lhe long winler monlhs. Spring, fresh air and sunshine, and sollloall all go hand in hand lo find our young ladies exlremely acfive, once more, on green lawns. All aclivilies are so sei up lhal lhey noi only de- velope our girls physically. loul also menlally. Lessons ol good sporlsmanship, ol working logelher undersland- ingly, lo acl prornplly and inlelligenlly, as individuals, as well as a learn, and lo appreciale The value and Empori- ance of cleanliness, are never overlooked. Theory and praclice become one whenever Millard's female Eagles add anolher class ol physical educalion lo lheir enioyable school hours. AND IT IS A LONG SHOT . .. Following lhe example of our mighfy Eagles, 'lhese physical educafion class members loo like +o handle +he pigskin HERE STRONG MEN ARE BUILT . . . For fhe camera even push-ups are enjoyable . . . here is proof. MORE SOCCER gr, 5 . 'EI 4 No conlacl' girls . . . here comes +he referee. 91 Bu+ girls, clon'+ you need 'the ball?