Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Richard D. Dixon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Whether it be bar-bells, boxing, basket- ball, or baseball, our Phys. Ed. teachers really show us the ropes. You can be sure they’re near when an ice-pack, horse lini- ment, or an ace bandage is needed. Wri a yeas ad PEC Cy) Anthony F. Cicoria Susan L. Fredrickson MUSIC Under the direction of Mr. Richard Dixon, the chorus spent many happy hours Preparing for its varied activities. Even with competition from the “musical birds’’, it gave a creditable performance at Graduation.

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James VY. Carr, Leo J. Dugas, Deborah C. Wharff, Anne P. Cooney, Katherine J. Duhig. LANGUAGES hension, reading for speed, reading for fun. English, Latin, French; Shakespeare, Caes- All this, and much more, is embodied in our ar, Victor Hugo; oral reports, syntax, irregu- lar verbs; class by television, old world glamor, modern pedagogy. Then—reading for compre- language program. SOCIAL STUDIES Doyle, Doherty Fitzpatrick sounds like the name of a firm of Irish bankers but it’s not. These are the teachers responsible for our knowl- edge of government, past and pres- ent, and they have prepared us to be good American citizens. John J. Doherty, Henry M. Doyle, Maureen P. Fitzpatrick. as i j i f ve .

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Mary F. Neilan John T. Newell, Jr. HOME ECONOMICS AND SHOP DRIVER EDUCATION Whether it’s making a blouse or building “Put it in second, give the right signal, and a table, you can easily learn how from the turn that wheel.’’ At first all this seemed im- team of Neilan and Newell, our capable in- possible but after we got our licenses it was Structors in the Household Arts and Manual PEO CE LE training Departments. Edward P. Tamuleviz