Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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2) VaO. a I I DD BPP PPP PIED BP ED IP IPD EP EPID BP PD PEEP Elizabeth Kenney, Presiden Ly Richard King, Vice-presig As

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MUSIC AND ART The departments of music and art have made great progress this year in advancing student appreciation of the “finer things.” While Mrs. Clement looks forward to perfect tone from her orchestra, Mr. Gilfroy looks for a rebirth of Picasso among his students. Mrs. Isabelle Clement Mr. Russell Gilfoy HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Homemaking and industrial skills are most vital to the future citizens being educated at Millis High School. Dedicating themselves to the task of training young hands and minds for the world’s work of tomorrow, the instructors are doing a fine job in preparing our young people for the future. Mr. Edward Turley Miss Mary F. Neilan DRIVER EDUCATION It is to Mr. Edward Tamuleviz that all of us, whether we have benefited from his teaching skills, or whether we are just denizens of the highway, owe a note of thanks for his dedica- tion to the task of producing safe drivers. Mr. Leonard D. McGinnis Mr. Edward P. Tamuleviz GUIDANCE Guiding us in our choice of future goals, and helping us to solve our immediate problems have been the objectives of our Guidance Department. 10

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ROBERT ARTHUR BARRY Bob is the class flirt and noise- maker, and we could not have done without him on the football field or baseball diamond. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball | pa2eeo A eee Bbasketballallpeceniue Valentine Court 2... Live Wire 2, 3... Mohawk Staff ... Senior Play. HANFORD WINTON CARR, JR. Hamster is our mathematical gen- ius and the first physics student ever to get 100% in one of Mr. Palumbo’s tests — and that is an accomplish- ment. He hopes to become an engi- neer. Science Fair 1, Honorable Mention ; Senior Play Mathematics Award. JOHN DANIEL BEARS A newcomer this year, Dan soon got into the swing of things. His good looks follow him wherever he goes. And where does he go—on Saturday nights? Senior Play. RAYMOND BYRON CARTIER, JR. Calm, easy-going Ray is a ‘‘cool cat’’, and a master of symbolism. He'll be looking for a chick while studying physical education at the Northeastern pad. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4... . Foot- ball 4... Senior Play ... Live Wire . . . Mohawk Staff. HAROLD EDWARD BILLINGS Harold is the flashiest ‘‘guy around when it comes to clothe One thing is certain —he will neve be left unnoticed in life. Senior Play. MARY LOUISE CASEY Mary Lou will be dreaming over a typewriter in the years to come. Only a one-way ticket to P. E. |. will realize that dream. Live Wire 4.