Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS “Oh, my aching head!” 4 Everyone contributed ideas toward the success of =) this year’s Freshman Initiation. Our own poet lau- reate takes credit for: Hail, mighty Sophomore, Ruler of the school: |! am but a freshman, Lower than a fool. During our week of glory, the hallowed walls fairly shook with this gem. Next year we suggest there be a guard rail around the stage and we suspect the movement will be headed by Ray Cartier.

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Class rings and prom troubles! Now that a stan- dard school ring has been adopted, we will go down in history as the last class to engage in ring warfare. During April and May our thoughts revolved around the prom. We spent our days making decorations and our nights worrying about that ‘’special date’. ‘““Ap- ple Blossom Time” will always recall for us that wondrous occasion. JUNIOR CLAS “Will television replace the teacher?’ CLASS OFFICERS President Edward Simpson Vice-President Beverly Spencer Secretary Joan Harris Treasurer Kathleen Roy we “Let's make something! “Did Frank Lloyd Wright start this way?”’

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Grown up at last! Those first, faltering steps into high school life were climaxed with our initiation on October 23. The sophomores could have taken over Cape Canaveral that evening after successfully launching two freshman sputniks. Maryann Morgan and Danny Symonds stayed in orbit for about ten minutes, beeping constantly. Is there a beep trans- lator in the school who can decode their message for us? FRESHMAN CLASS The Mysteries of General Science. CLASS OFFICERS President William Marchand Vice-President Edward Gavin Secretary Jane Maxant Treasurer Judith Rivers Future secretaries of America RATE oF BEAN THE EFFECT OF GIBBERELLIC ACID . ON PLANT GROWTH Betty Kenney Science Fair Winner Power Mechanics in Operation