Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Make way for the Juniors 5 THE JUNIOR CLASS This, our Junior year, was very busy. Eight of our class members were inducted into the National Honor Society. The Prom, with its Oriental theme, proved worth all the problems it presented. Maureen McDonough and Rich- ard King served as Graduation marshals and Betty Kenney, Richard King, and Eddie Gavin represented us at Girls’ and Boys’ State. Now we look forward to our last and most re- warding year—as Seniors at Millis High. Signe Dayhoff Judith Rivers, Treasurer; Maureen McDonough, Vice- Thelma Pitts, Secretary; Richard King, Gowns, Girls, and Good Music First row: P. Ward, J. Rivers, S- Dayhoff, E. Kenney, M. Mc- Donough, J. Mighton, T. Pitts, C. Hochard, M. Morgan, C. Holmstrom. Second row: K. Kilmartin, R. MacLelland, D. Gilpatrick, M. Fisher, R. Watson, R: King, J. McDonough, K. O'Neill, C. Titus, M. Casey. Third row: H. Carr, H. Billings, W. Simpson, D. Symonds, K. Drew, R. Barry, J. Cronin, R: Cartier, E. Gavin.

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Sandra Frink Vaughn and Vincent Grasso Most Co-operative Margie Fitzwater Vincent Grasso Most Versatile Cynthia Winiker Thomas White Quietest Ina Pollock Lee Coldwell Wittiest Kathleen Keough David Zucker Most Athletic Dianne Joyce Thomas White Mary Lee Fanning Richard Barry Noisiest Peppiest Sally Lydon, Richard Barry Most Ambitious Nancy Clement, Wayne Kopeski Last Married Geralyn Pettis, Lee Coldwell Teacher's Pet Barbara Thorne, Thomas White Best Mannered Ina Pollock, Vincent Grasso Class Comics Geraldine Duhamel, Donald Tedesco Class Flirts Sally Lydon, Thomas White Most Talkative Roberta Mael, Joseph Johnson, Done Most for Class Cynthia Winiker, Ronald Moore Happy-go-lucky Geraldine Duhamel, Donald Tedesco Most Stubborn Joan Mosher; Joseph: Johnson Most Popular Eileen Casey, Thomas White Most Studious Nancy Clement, George Ford f

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Bernard Roy, President; Susan Ford, Secretary; Cyn- thia White, Vice-president; Barry MacGregor, Treas- THE SOPHOMORE CLASS urer. We buy lunch every day! First row: R. McLaughlin, N. Day, J. Kaminski, P. Bogins, N. Mael, J. Kurtzner, K. Wha- len, C. White, E. Minasian, C. Smith, D. Alger, M. Levine, J. Simmons, E. Millis. Second row: T. Whalen, B. MacGregor, Braun, C. Works, M. Lannon, Wilkie, L. Merkle, E. Kelly, Ford, E. Winiker, L. Geyer, Robinson, D. Bentley. Third row: E. Simpson, R. Nowell, P. Bates, J. Maguire, R. Ellington, D. Desilets, L. Cribby, R. Eaton, R. Tate, R. Kenney, J. Butler, B. Roy, R. Gogan, H. Smith, Yum Small Talk Our Sophomore year commenced with the traditional Freshman Initiation. After much planning and co-operative work, the activity proved successful, both socially and finan- cially. Several months later we had the oppor- tunity of choosing representatives for the Valentine Court. Paula and Arthur, our selec- ted couple, were handsome. As the year drew to a close, one of our long-awaited moments arrived. We ordered our school rings. These events behind us, we are anxiously looking forward to our jun- ior year. Elaine Winiker