Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Edward Simpson Jennifer Sink Richard Williams Ira Tucker President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRESHMEN cans James Alger Sally Barrett Richard Barry Paul Berry Elizabeth Braun Jean Casey Anne Chamberland Carol Dawe Roger DiCenzo John Dmytryck John Fanning Harry Hall Joan Harris Thomas Howie Karen Joyce Francis Kinnear Michael Kinnear John Kostick Timothy Lydon Patricia Lynch Ann Maguire Arthur Maranjian Karl Mighton Betsy Mushnick Allen Novick Curtis O’Leary Robert O'Neill Etta’. Pollack Priscilla Ratermann Kathleen Roy Patricia Smith Beverly Spencer Barbara Terriere Bernard Thatcher Margaret Verderber Jean Wakefield Margaret Walter Robert White Sharon Wilson Robert Young

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Lorna Tedesco James White Paul Crehan President Vice-President SORT OM ORES : 4 Sey hog £ Le : Nancy Adams ne Ellen Barrier Paula Bison Franciline Braun ¥ ! Kathleen Brodeur D x Carol Coldwell : By Michael Costello Ay ia David George L - Marcia Geyer F Allen Horsley Ay Mary Judge ils Milford Kenney Priscilla Kopeski Barbara Lynch Judith Mosher Lois Nirenberg RB achc bots a : Carl Olson Dorothy Pettis ee Edward Power Winnifred Sargent Jeanette Watson John Willinski Donna Wilson

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Back Row: Eugene Smith, Paul Crehan, Rochelle Dupuis, Carole Tate, Lorna Tedesco, Mr. Hanley, Advisor; Winnifred Sargent, Edward Simpson, Richard Williams, Ira Tucker. Front Row: David Voye, Joseph McFetridge, Marilyn Smith, Francis Judge, Linda Welch, Jennifer Sink, Patricia Godfrey, Carol Meleski. STUDENT COUINCGIE The Student Council, with new vigor and vitality, has brought many innovations to Millis High. The ‘56- “57 program includes such varied activities as: the institution of a chapter of the National Honor Society, monthly record sessions during school hours, the decora- tion of the cafeteria for the many holidays and seasons, the staging of a huge bonfire rally, guest speakers, movies, and the setting up of new clubs. With the help of the members of the Student Council, life at Millis High School has become a richer and happier one. Back Row: B. Mushnick, K. Roy, C. Coldwell, B. Terriere, L. Rosen, B. Mael, E. Foster, L. Brodeur, F. Judge, K. Blom, A. Kostick, D. Turn- er, A. Maguire, B. Main, F. Clark, D. Wilson, K. Brodeur, T. Ward, P. Robinson. Middle Row: S. Winiker, J. Ellington, R. Williams, R. DiCenzo, M. Smith, L. Welch, M. McDonough, L. Tedesco, S. Barrett, J. Wakefield, J. Casey, P. Bison, P. Ratterman, P. Lynch, C. Dawe, E. Braun, E. Pollack, M. Walter, J. Harris, N. Adams, K. Tiernan. Front Row: S. Wilson, J. Sink, B. Spencer, J. Costello, P. God- frey, D. Sokol, M. Lydon, P. Kopeski, M. Judge, F. Braun, W. Sargent, J. McFetridge, W. Rivers, J. Fanning. We Seniors will always remember Glee Club and the music we sang at Millis High. The Latin-American rhythm of Begin the Beguine, the gaiety of Hear, Hear, the sacredness and beauty of The Lord’s Prayer, have filled our hearts with fond memories which will recap- ture for us in future years the happy days we spent together. We hope in years to come Miss Cole’s desire for a robed choir will be realized. We only wish that we, too, could have been participants of such a choir. GUEE -eL W's