Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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The Brain Trust, 1964 JOHN PERCIVAL MOSHER MICKEY came to Millis intent upon brightening our Senior Year. Well, he certainly succeeded—too bad he left his heart in that other town. SUSAN MARY MONAGHAN MOTTZA’s endearing character- istics have brought her great suc- cess throughout high school. We have voted her “most likely to be canonized” and know that only good fortune and success can come her way. Class Treasurer 1, 2,3... Student Council 4... Mohawk Staff 4... Valentine Court 4... Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4... Basket- ball 1, 2,3... Softball 1, 2. CHERILYN MIGHTON CHERIE is always laughing when she isn’t talking. Her prac- tical jokes make her the life of any party and her pleasant disposition brightens even the darkest days. Mohawk Staff 4 . Valentine Court 4... Chorus 4. CHARLES JOSEPH MURPHY III CHUCK has very successfully represented our class both scholas- tically and athletically through the years and will someday represent the United States as a foreign diplomat. Class Vice-president 3... Presi- dent 1,4... Student Council 3 ... National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4... Mohawk Staff 4, Editor-In-Chief ... Drummer Staff 3, Assistant Editor ... Valentine Court 4... Boys’ State Represen- tative 3... Science Fair, 2nd prize 1, lst prize 2, 2nd prize 3... Har- vard Book award 3... U. S. His- tory Award 3... Senior Play 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4, Captain 4..-. Salutatorian.

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BRUCE WALTER MacGREGOR Latin lover of the Senior Class, BRUCE has a way with the books and a way with girls. His combina- tion of versatility and aptness of thought have made him one of our best known seniors. Student Council 4 National onor Society 3, 4... National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation Mohawk Staff 4 j Science Fair, Grand Prize 1, 2nd prize 2, 1st prize 3... Senior Play 4... Football 1... Basketball 1, 2, 3,4... Baseball 1... Class History. JOHN JAMES McLAUGHLIN, JR. Business Law and Transmission Torture have been the high points of JACK’S high school career. His quick wit will diminish the struggle that may lie ahead. Football 1, 3... Basketball 1, 2. STEPHANIE PHYLLIS MAIN Prima donna of the square dance set, PETIE’s parties provided the spark for many junior high ro- mances. Senior Play 4. ROBERT WALTER McDONOUGH, JR. BOB, our handsomest senior, iz famous for his classroom flirta- tions and unprecedented moodiness. He has always unselfishly dedicated ey to the betterment of his class. Class President 2... Vice-presi- dent 4... Student Council 3, ..- Mohawk Staff 4... Valentine Court 1, 4, King 4... Senior Play 4... Football 2, 3,4... Basketball “Now, let’s hope she'll float.”

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JAMES BRUCE PINKHAM Good looking and personable, PINKY has been a great asset to the Class. His optimistic outlook should catapult him into an excit- ing future. National Honor Society 3 Drummer Staff 3, Editor... Val- entine Court 3... Boys’ State Re- presentative 3... Football 3... Baseball 3. ANDRE RENE SANSOUCY SAM can always be found pitter- pattering around on his two-wheel blue convertible. We know he will someday reach the height of sue- cess. Football 1, 2, 8, 4, Co-captain 4 . Senior Play 4... Basketball 1. LINDA EVELYN ROBERTS LINDA’s nimble fingers have aided in the production of many school publications. She will most certainly make some fortunate em- ployer an indispensible secretary. Mohawk Staff 4. I LLEWELLYN SELFRIDGE ROGERS, JR. Lively and likeable, LLYN can be found on the basketball floor (literally) when he’s not working on his “two-seater” hydroplane. Basketball 2, 3,4... Track 2. 7 “Let’s get in step!