Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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MILLIS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL MILLIS, MASSACHUSETTS CLYDE F. BROWN, PRINCIPAL December 17, 1956 To the Class of 1957: My sincere congratulations! Though your class is small, only twenty-five in number, you have accomplished much in your years : at Millis High. This should not only give you personal satisfaction E but help to create a better school. 0 x Your most recent performance, MAMA‘S BABY BOY, was well done and a happy experience you will long remember. The activities that you have been looking forward to for the past four My years are fast approaching—The Washington Trip, the Senior Reception, and Graduation. | hope that each of these events will have a lasting place among your memories. Several of you are planning to go to college or to continue your education in some field. It is my hope that those who have not made definite plans for the future will carefully consider the possibility of continuing their education. Most sincerely, tee Cen | Mrs. Dorothy Thumith, Secretary

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Mrs. Mary K. Gavin Mr. Henry M. Doyle PEDICATIOR The Class of 1957 wishes to dedicate its yearbook to Mrs. Mary K. Gavin and Mr. Henry M. Doyle. Throughout our years at Millis High School their sincere interest has become a guiding force in our lives. For their inspiration, encouragement, and faith in us we wish to express our deep est gratitude. nN

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FACULTY George C. Roy Clyde F. Brown Henry M. Doyle Superintendent Principal Assistant of Schools Principal Mary M. Barrett Joan B. Doliner Mary-Hope C. Ferrara Mary K. Gavin Leo F. X. Hanley Jean A. Johnson Eleanor E. Kenney Lawrence Kinsman A Joseph R. Lavery Nancy M.'’ Nolan Albert P. Palumbo Francis J, Rivers Maxine W. Seibel Philip G. Smith Edward P. Tamuleviz Richard A. Young