Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Live Wire Staff Seated: Cynthia Simpson, Carol Greene, Olga Maranjian, Mary O’Donnell, Elaine Barry aire Lipsett, Geraldine Zalvan. Standing: Mrs. Barrett, advisor; Joan Meleski, Bison, Elaine Carlson, Marion Kenney, Kay Seated: June r, Helen Clark, Joan Me- eski, Mary Willinski, Ginny Lydon, Tommy Lewandow- Selva Patino, Billy Tate, Dicky Bayramshian, Paul Mr. Henry Doyle, advisor. First row: Shirley Spencer, Betty Bentley, June Barrie, Marlene Belanger, Betty Margolis Kenney, Carol Greene, Cyn- Riordan, Deirdre Mac- Ginny Lydon, Helen unty, Patricia Fleming, ena Costa, Selva Patino. L ¥ Bison, Olga Maranjian, Elaine Barry, Claire Lipsett, Louise Cassidy, J annon, Elaine Carlson, Joan Sid- isette Walters, Marie Sokoloski, Janet Brodeur, Valerie Mclean, Muriel Winiker. Fourth row: Marilyn Mael, Joan Meleski, Billy Tate, Michael Mushnick, Charles Harris, Ed- ward Duhamel, Donald Cox, Donald Ack- royd, Howard Ingraham, Joyce Clark.

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Freshmen Seated: Carol Sokoloski, Shirley Mick, Norma Carter, Mary Willinski, Sally Barrier, Eliza- beth Costa, Elaine Carlson, Mary Revell, Beverly Frink, Lisette Walters. Second row: Mrs. Mary Gavin, homeroom teacher; Marlene Balanger, John LaBounty, Alan Bentley, Anthony Fealey, Dicky Gurner, George Volpicelli; Betty Margolis, Ginny Lydon, Mrs. Dorothy Magraw, homeroom teacher. Third row: George Lewandowski, Donald Dymtryck, Tommy Murphy, Bobby Mosher, Martin Veiner, Billy Collins, Gary Casey, Robert Corchoran, Tommy Keough. Sophomores Seated: Marilyn Mael, Patricia Fleming, June Barrier, Valerie Mclean, Betty Bentley, Ann Dederian, Shirley Spencer, Olga Maranjian. Standing: Gerald Niernberg, William Keough, George Smith, Edward Rogers, Donald Ack- royd, Dean Pineo, Isaac Kramnick, Alan Newell, Mrs. Kenney, homeroom teacher. Juniors Seated: Kay Bison, Joan Sidman, Ellen Rior- dan, Joan Meleski, Marie Sokoloski, Gerry Zalvan, Deirdre Macleod, Nancy Thorne, Joan Carlson. Second row: Jon Margolis, Joanne Shannon, Joyce Clark, Gloria Winiker, Helen Clark, Lucille Barrier, Gertrude Jones, Miss Sellers, homeroom teacher. Third row: Donald Frink, Ned Olson, Lloyd Lipsett, Louis Moore, Paul Dymtryck, Rus- sell Geyer.

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Girls Sports The girls’ athletic program started in Sep- tember with field hockey. Only a small per- centage of girls participated in the sport but those who did, played very well. We played only two games, both with Medfield High School. The Millis girls won the first game by a score of 3-1 and lost the second game with a score of 2-1. Next came the most interesting sport in the minds of everyone, basketball! The team, ably coachedby Miss Joan McKinstry, began practice early in November. The first team broke even with five victories and five defeats. The second team’s record was not so im- pressive with three victories and seven defeats. The backbone of the team was composed mostly of seniors but the underclassmen will soon fill our positions. CLAIRE LIPSETT — Center Guard — Claire was outstanding in every game during her four years. She was tall and al- ways played her position well. Claire was on the sec- ond team her freshman year and a member of the first team the remaining three years. CAROL GREENE — Right Guard — Carol was always where she was needed — under the basket. She always did her best to keep that ball on the opposite side of the floor. CYNTHIA SIMPSON — Left Guard — Simp was our ball carrier — she was always moving that ball to the forwards to try to raise the score during her three years of basketball. SELVA PATINO — Selva always showed great sportsmanship to her team-mates during the three years she participated. JANET BRODEUR — Jan was our second team star and she was always ready and willing to keep the second team’s record the same as the first team ’s. She was always where she was needed most. MARY O DONNELL — Mary was another of our four-year players. Mary was a member of the second team when a freshman and on the first team her sophomore, junior and senior years. ELAINE BARRY — Right Forward — Lainey was always at every game ready to play her hardest. Those long shots were swell and were a great asset to the team. Lainey was a star of the second team for three years and the first team her senior year. MURIEL WINIXER — Co-Captain. Sister was on the second team her freshman year and on the first team her re- maining three years. Sister always kept that ball rolling for us in every game. LOYISE CASSIDY — Co-Captain. Louise was high scorer her junior and senior years. She played on the second team her freshman year and the first team her sophomore, junior and senior years. Thank you, Coach McKinstry, for the able help and guidance you have given each of us in the past two years of sports! Louise Cassidy Girls Basketball Team SES PLEAS AT CST RIN ——ny Standing: Coach McKinstry, Claire Lipsett, Selva Patino, Carol Greene, Mary O’Donnell, Cynthia Simpson. Kneeling: Elaine Barry, Louise Cassidy, Muriel Winiker, co-captains, Marie Sokoloski, Janet Brodeur, absent