Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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CORRS Me NN NE Rete tN WR RNs te a Dr. Roy, our genial superintendent, is pres- ently in the midst of blueprints and contracts for the new high school. Mr. Doyle, Guidance Director, spends many fruitful hours helping us to find jobs or to choose the right college. Mr. Henry M. Doyle, Assistant Principal Mrs. Barrett sets a gocd example for the girls of our school, teaching them to be well- mannered ycung ladies, and lending a sympa- thetic ear to their many and varied problems. Mrs. Barrett, Dean of Women Mrs. Thumith, Secretary

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UieUelcome...... OUR NEW PRINCIPAL Last September, we looked with awe and and we. began to welcome it. We now have trepidation at returning to school under a new found in Mr. Vellante a good friend as well principal. The first few months were difficult, as a fine administrator and leader. As his as we tried to adjust to new ways and new first graduating class, we send to him our sin- ideas. Before long, however, we realized that cerest thanks for making this, our Senior year, change can be challenging and stimulating, a happy and successful one. Mr. Vellante and Mrs. Thomas, his secretary MOMnECEASS OF) 1.960: You have just concluded your formal education in a small town. Statistically, the small town is declining and may not survive in a future America. You are indeed for- tunate, therefore, to be part cf a small Community. It is the framework of our American Society, the stronghold of the true American spirit. You will soon be experiencing new adventures. May your education in Millis, a char- acteristically American Community, be your citadel. WILLIAM A. VELLANTE, Principal Mr. William A. Vellante,

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Mary K. Gavin, Noreen N. Arnberg, Richard D. Fusco, Eleanor E. Kenney, and Albert P. Palumbo. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE In this technically-minded world of today are not just for ice cream, and that Einstein’s these departments are among the most im- Theory of Relativity doesn’t have to do with portant. We have learned that X, Y, and Z aunts and uncles. are not just letters of the alphabet, that cones BUSINESS Thanks to Mrs. Barrett and Mr. Pascouchi, our business students have learned everything there is to know about how to be an efficient secretary. They have covered every area from simple filing and com- plex bookkeeping to smiling at the boss after a weary day in the office. tcomomics wLiiciom Mary M. Barrett, Nicholas J. Pascouchi