Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First row: V. McLean, J. Barrier, V. Lydon, S, Carter, E, Barrier, D, Anderson, A, Derderian, F, Clark, B, Margolis, J, Washer, Second row: B, Mael, M. Mael, O, Maranjian, N. Gylfe, E, Bentley, V. DuHamel, K, Blom, E, Costa, B, Dobravolsky, A. Kostick, S, Macleod, D, Moore, M, Belanger, E, Zolden, Third row: L, Welch, S. Spencer, L, Rosen, M, Willinski, P. Fleming, S. Barrier, C, Soko- loski, B, Foster, M, Sutherland, M. McDonough, J, Frink, L, Walter, M. Smith, MINSTREL SHOW

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| | STUDENT COUNCIL First row: K, Blom, L. Rosen, V, DuHamel, G, Smith, I, Kramnick, O, Maranjian, J, Frink, R. Winiker, M. Willinski, C. Tate, Second row: Mr, Doyle, Advisor; T, Keough, T. Fleming, M. Veiner, A, Duhamel, J, Fanning, D, Turner, LIVE WIRE First row: B, Powell, M. Willinski, M. Belanger, I. Kramnick, P, Fleming, S. Spencer, O, Maranjian, Second row: S, Macleod, V, DuHamel, R. Woodin, D, Ackroyd, G, Niren- berg, C. Sokoloski,

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Bennett Looking to With 18 of 22 . Dan Bennett, former : PS iP La an im se defeat or first year. as coa ; team Saturday set oe Hace athe a3 PS most decisive defeat o WF eye We od et Me ob net “gel 7 aS vy a8 ae st Oe ‘a game in 22 OF SCt IN Tt eye usual sityatio Re ae Ce al game with H . xe oo Fog xp 2° when two coitus SO pd a, so 6d ae in an appearance. oe re aN eS ors a 3 26-7. } “T felt like t la doctor,” sai lurday’s uniqi jcould have ¢ emough, beca John Bennet! pal physician at 3 it after ‘was for 14 years, Le = seasons as.sti ; gan “Millis is ‘Don school in the 2 score we football,’’ said id, the fin- jenrollment is ; whom 51 are | ian’ |for football s wae oe have good ré feld all af- ripen ise : : NS newall and 0, 14-0, in 4 a7 o4— oe PM witea the field beat us A Se ( s YS for losses their players ois a touchdown, on [ame 6 m 40 433 d excellent the Mansfield Swe, } ith, Newell , ; nd aggres- ion Dmy- lL, aad’ Dig- Mill; Vbilis Downs Medtield- Millis Fooipor Third Straight, 13-0 Millis High, in their recent tilt; ; . Le ck, A. Newell, M. Dold Bp, Wy with Leicester romped home a MEDFIELD — Powerful winner 24-6 at the local field. High continued on its merry win- Me ,} Millis scored in every period and, ning ways Saturday afternoon b Sofie ayy Qs. 2o : ‘ cad) wie i fone downing stubborn Medfield Hig) y “4o, 7 Ly, ELS ESS is their : bide ‘ak Brat | 5-0, at the local athletic field. Peers, ff this season. Millis coached by Don) ‘yyinlis, unbeaten and unscored Ayn - Bennett, marched to a touchdown|on in three games now, push (Pletg: Pa? lo Un in the opening quarter with Johnny two touchdowns in the ag 34 le, Myfate ; Ue, Diggins going over. Don jb Sia emia wrest over ‘ustace sy? Jase 2» 299) 9 - Br ah rych accounted for the second @ of Duliamel’s scores ¢ “ re 49 Meany Ue, Peay ® ate ae ack 7 Lack. ag Meng” fan ee (° ) Co-Captains| aie a el ee + px ees |Don Ackroyd i © om : ) pA ted: 5 a 4 TG: jback from las § es : 7 i VA Ae lroyd, a six-fo4 es ecore in the next period. “Dick”'’ed on a 35-yard, run. Pixley scored the third touchdown touchdown was. made in the third quarter and halfback{Billy fee ee ex George Smith raced BB) yards for. relees in the To anmto PO ISS Ot a) Mey 0, “fee SE fore, te: » 8Dp, Cag ly 05, Xo. fh 2.0, Lrdy Soeur, YoRton en? atebein kr posi geht es spietasae Be wle Soe