Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS IPR “Souuesouoo on Donald Tedesco Vice-President ........ Thomas White SECretALVAhiisimmbe tami Sally Lydon INGESURIE Goo ou cudoue Vincent Grasso ERE Sibi N Chass The Freshman Initiation, directed by the Sophomores, turned out to be a night of fun for all. Who can ever forget those hilarious stunts and the raw eggs used so lavishly? This year saw us well represented in the school sports program and looking forward with eagerness to the years ahead. First Row—P. Dupuis, L. Kinnear, J. Whitley, B. Thorne, G. Oberlander, M. Volpicelli, L. Pearson, R. Mael, Powers, K. Keough, N. Clement, J. Green. Se Row—R. Braman, M. Fanning, C. Winiker, S. Lydon, G. DuHamel, E. Casey, J. Mosher, C. Lynch, D. Joyce, V. Godfrey, G. Powell, G. Pettis. Third Row—L. Rosen, A: French, W. Kenney, H. Billings, B. Batchelder, S. Frink, A. Turner, I. Pol- lock, M. Judge, B. Levine, J. Johnson, L. Coldwell, R. Sansoucy, W. Kopeski, R. Huckle. Fourth Row— C. Bennett, R. Wilkie, T. White, R. Moore, T. Smith, D. Tedesco, J. Mandell, G. Ford, R. Weber, J. Cos- tello, J. McLean, R. Wildman, A. Collello.

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First Row—C. Dawe, K. Joyce, J. Wakefield, S. Wil- son, M. Verderber, B. Mushnick, D. Roy, J. Casey, J. Harris, E. Pollock, S. Barrett, B. Spencer. Second Row—R. White, R. O’Neill, A. Novick, A. Chamber- lain, P. Smith, P. Ratterman, B. Braun, A. Maguire, M. Walter, B. Thatcher, A. Maranjian, C. O’Leary. Third Row—P. Berry, R. Young, H. Hall, F. Kin- near, J. Kostick, J. Fanning, M. Kinnear, R. DiCenzo, E. Simpson, J. Dmytryck, R. Williams. SOPHOMORE CLASS Immediately upon electing our class officers, the Class of 1960 began its search for the perfect class ring. Although, at first, there seemed as many different choices as there were class members, a ring designed by In- ternational Metal was our final choice. Proud- ly wearing our bright new emblems of progress, we await with anticipation our junior year. CLASS OFFICERS IDRNCOU Gadagaocupd00s Robert Young Vice-President ......... ...dean Casey Secretabycn se saree Arthur Maranjian MneaSURe neil rere: Bernard Thatcher

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[ iia vee WERE - Editor Frank Newell Mrs. Kenny and Mrs. Barrett, Advisors Moree Of The Student Body Our school newspaper wasn’t a daily publi- cation by any means. In fact, the pre-Christ- mas edition finally came out in February. Under the direction of Editor Newell, the staff had worked their brains, fingers, and typewriters into a state of exhaustion. Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Kenny had insomnia. Our patience was rewarded, however, with an informative and lively “Live Wire”. Live Wire Staff