Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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For The Class of 1957 is especially proud to present the seventh an- nual yearbook of Millis High School. We chose to call it THE MOHAWK in honor of our football team, new- ly-named The Mohawks. We shall never forget the happy and hectic hours that went into our publication. Through countless days spent soliciting ads, collecting pic- tures, and typing endless copy, the final product seemed a far-off real- ity indeed. But, at long last, here it is and the Senior Class sincerely hopes that you will enjoy it now and cherish it throughout the years. MOHAWK STAFF Outstanding Publications Marilyn Smith Assistant Editor Rita Winiker Editor Mrs. Gavin, Advisor Linda Rosen, Photography Editor; Marilyn Smith, Assistant Editor; Elizabeth Foster, Business Msnager; Rita Winiker, Editor. a ae 3 31

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Left to Right: Rochelle Dupuis, Junior Class Revorter; Robert Karoghlanian, Boys’ Sports Reporter; Dorothy Sokol, Assistant Editor; Winnifred Sargent, Sophomore Class Reporter; Linda Rosen, Business Man- ager; Anne Maguire, Freshman Class Reporter; Margaret Walter, Art Editor; Paula Bison, Business Man- ager; Elizabeth Foster, Editor; Faith Clark, Assistant Editor; Linda Welch, Girls’ Sports Reporter; Mrs. Barrett, Advisor; Joseph McFetridge, Senior Class Reporter; Karin Blom, Literary Editor. c EWE WERE Hard Working Staffs Stri The LIVE WIRE this year was under Mrs. Barrett eee the leadership of Betty Foster who spent many hours editing and typing copy. She was efficiently assisted by Faith Clark. To make the school paper interesting and successful we need the co-operation of the whole student body. There are many potential writers in the high school, and we hope that next year they will con- tribute to the LIVE WIRE. Faith Clark Assistant Editor Elizabeth Foster Editor 30

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Back Row: Coach Lavery, Joseph Cronin, Bernard Thatcher, Allen Novick, Roger DiCenzo, Richard Williams, James White, Allen Horsley, Karl Mighton, Paul Berry, Timothy Lydon, Jack Gately, Coach Smith. Front Row: Milford Kenney, Carl Olson, Joseph McFetridge, Samuel Winiker, Captain Francis Judge, Captain Kenneth Tiernan, Robert DiCenzo, Frank Newell, Paul Crehan, Paul Robinson. FOOTBALL The 1956 edition of the Millis High School football team gave its supporters little to cheer about until the final game of a dis- astrous season. The parade of touchdowns was started by a strong East Bridgewater team and continu- ed in successive games by Medfield, North- boro, Hopkinton, Leicester, St. Joseph’s of Salem, and Holbrook. The fortunes of the locals were dimmed by injuries to Robinson, Tiernan, Judge, and Newell. Many of the defeats could be attributed to the youth and inexperience of the squad, which embraced only six seniors, Judge, Tier- nan, Winiker, Robinson, DiCenzo, and Mc- Fetridge—of whom only Judge and Tiernan, the co-captains, had any extended previous football competition under fire. The Millis Mohaws, on the basis of their season’s performance, were heavy under- dogs prior to the Thanksgiving Day clash with arch-rival Medway. This was the final day and the Millis boys showed the efforts of long; hard hours of training under Coach- es Lavery and Smith. The fans were treated to a hard-hitting game which saw Medway squeak out a verdict by virtue of a lone touchdown, the result of a 60-yard run. Cheerleaders in Action School Spirit