Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Michael Edward Cunningham CUNNINGHAM ELECTED PRESIDENT OF MILLIS STUDENT BODY Mike’s political prowess has en- abled him to become the first presi- dent of the student body and winner of the Legion Oratorical Contest. His warm and personable nature has won him numerous friends. Being “most-likely to succeed” was only natural for Mike, and we are sure it will come true. Student Council 2, 3, 4, President of Student Body 4... Mohawk Staff, Copy Editor . Live Wire Staff 1, 2, 3... Mohawk Messenger Staff 4, Editor . . . Student Government Day Representative 3, 4 . . . Foot- ball, Manager 2... Baseball, Mana- ee Po ob Dana William Ehrlinger DANA EHRLINGER WINS BOWLING TOURNAMENT When it comes to bowling, Dana can beat just about the best of them. His ability to get along with every- one is surpassed by none. Baseball 3,4... Kenneth Linwood Cushman, Jr. CUSHMAN SAVES MEDWAY GAME WITH LAST-SECOND JUMP-SHOT Kippy’s athletic ability coupled with his quick wit will be as much a part of his success in the future as they have been throughout his years with the Class of ’65. There are num- erous members of the opposite sex who will attest to his deserving the title “most fickle”. Football 2, 3, 4... Basketball 1, 2, 8,4... Baseball 2,4... Millis High School Evaluation Report Exceller Elaine Lillian Elwinger ELWINGER VOTED CAPTAIN OF GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Elaine’s outstanding athletic abil- ity made her an asset to the girls’ basketball team. But even more im- pressive are her good looks and per- sonality, which have made her one of the class’s favorites. Class Secretary 1, 2... Treasurer 8... . Mohawk Staff 4... Live Wire Staff 2... Valentine Court 4 . . . Senior Play ... Basketball 1, a 4, Captain 4... Softball 1,2... Valarie Beth Duncan DUNCAN TO BE ASSET FOR PRUDENTIAL The experience Val has acquired while serving her class as secretary, acting as co-director of the Senior Play and heading various committees will prove very beneficial as she ac- cepts the responsibilities of working at the Prudential. Class Treasurer 1. . . Class Secre- tary 4... Mohawk Staff .. . Live Wire Staff 1, 3 . . . Mohawk Mes- senger Staff 4... Senior Play... Robert Marvin Fink, Jr. FINK’S DILIGENCE AND EAGERNESS PAY OFF Bob’s diligent work on the Senior Play helped to provide a smooth per- formance. His eagerness and willing- ness to help others will win him many friends in future years.

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Chery] Ann Bright ITALY’S LOSS——MHS CHEERLEADERS’ GAIN f voice made her a ieerleading squad, itz best season this year. also appropriately cast in Senior Play, where she portrayed @ sarcastic secretary with a witty outl m life. Mohawk Staff 4... Live Wire Staff 3... Mohawk Messenger Staff 4 . Seience Fair 1, Honorable Men- . .. Senior Play . . . Cheerlead- ing 4... Basketball 3... Softball Sandra Cartier SANDRA CARTIER WINS GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Sandy has certainly proved herself to be an outstanding recipient of the Good Citizenship Award. Her quali- tice of Leadership, Scholarship, and Loyalty will be as beneficial to her in the future as they have been in the paat. Class President 4... Student Coun- vil, Secretary 3... Live Wire Staff 2... Valentine Court 1... Girls’ State Representative 3...D. A. R sepresentative 4 o istry 2, Grand Award 2, 2nd Prize Physies 4. . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, - Softball 2... Wayne Sheldon Carlson CARLSON GRAVELY ATTACKS DAY’S WORK Wayne’s conscientious work puts many people at ease, and although he is not the most active student, he has contributed greatly to the success of our class. Seience Fair 2, 2nd Prize ... Track 9 James Eugene Casey, Jr. CASEY RETURNS TO MILLIS Jimmie returned to Millis High in his junior year after two years at the Xaverian Seminary. His return was happily accepted by his former classmates. Jimmie’s pleasant person- ality will always be remembered. Joan Elizabeth Carruth CARRUTH SUPPORTS GOLDWATER Since joining our class last year, Joan has certainly aroused in us an interest in controversial affairs. With her unusual witty remarks she has succeeded in enlivening many a class. Mohawk Messenger Staff 4... Sci- ence Fair 4, 2nd Prize ... Senior Playicate Volpe Regains Massachusetts Governorship Donald Frederick Coldwell COLDWELL VOTED MOST QUIET Although Don is not garrulous by nature, he has made many strong and long-lasting friendships here at M. H.S. and he is sure to gain many more wherever he goes.

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Jane Thornhill Ford FORD TO ATTEND U. OF M. Jane's good looks and intelligence we w me combination to the 1 her future years Massachusetts, liked as she was during her years at Millis. Mohawk Staff . . Live Wire Staff 2, 3 Mohawk ae Staff here Bess Newspaper Staff 1... Senior Play .. . Basketball 1, 3 . . . Class Wes sc Dennis Frederick Heustis HEUSTIS RECIPIENT OF FIRST JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL AWARD “Freddie” will always be remem- bered az the Y.A. Tittle of the foot- ball team and the Bob Cousey of the Basketball team. Az King of the Val- entine Ball and Co-editor of THE MOHAWK, Fred haz shown himself to be truly versatile. Class Vice-president 3 . . . Student Council 2... Mohawk Staff, Co- editor ... Valentine Court 1, 4, King 4... Senior Play ... Football 3, 4... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 . Baseball 1,2, 3,4... Rodney Warren Forrest FORREST DRIVES MILLIS POLICE CRUISER Rod’s skill at the wheel, along with his understanding of underclassmen, are renowned throughout the town of Millis. His friendly ways will win him many new friends in the future. Baseball 3,4... David William Hinchliffe HINCHLIFFE MAJOR BASEBALL PROSPECT Because of his baseball skill, Dave has been an asset to the team throughout his high school years. Dave, though quiet, is very active on the ski slopes and the hockey rink, perhaps because he applies his excel- lent knowledge of physics. Baseball 2, 3,4... Paula Elizabeth Glynn GLYNN’S ’54 CHEVY SURVIVES Paula always added a little more fun to our class with her ’54 Chevy and the stories of her adventures at Jordan Marsh. Although she has only been with us for six years, s he has contributed a great deal to the Class of ’65. Willis Report Recommends State Educational Changes “We’re going to win them all, this year! py