Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Victor Allen Leontie LEONTIE WINS INDIANAPOLIS 500 Val’s interest and knowledge of automobiles will make him one of the world’s top mechanics. Judith Ann Manning JUDY MANNING VOTED MOST STUDIOUS Quiet, conscientious, and diligent, Judy's high grades are proof that she is off to a good start on the road to success. Mohawk Staff ... Class Prophecy... Linda Joyce Levine LINDA LEVINE WINS DANCE ONTEST Shy little “Nicky” isn’t really as shy as you think; when it comes to dancing and fun, she tops them all. We wish her luck in all she attempts. Millis Hoopsters Qualify for Tech-Tourney Elizabeth Agnes Matthews MATTHEWS IS WELCOMED FROM NOVA SCOTIA Betty is a quiet and conscientious worker. She came to M.H.S. from Nova Scotia, Canada, and became a welcome member of the Class of ’65. Ronald William Mallette RONALD MALLETTE—WARNER BROTHERS’ NEWEST STAR Ron proved his great acting ability in the Senior Play, and his athletic abilities as co-captain of the football team. These, coupled with his great personality, will insure a tremendous future. Class Vice-president 2 . . . Mohawk Staff, Business Manager ... Live Wire Staff 3... Mohawk Messenger Staff 4 .. . Science Fair 2, 2nd prize ... Senior Play . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4... Basket- ball 1, 2 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co- captain 3... Sandra Lee McFetridge McFETRIDGE ON WORLD DANCING TOUR Sandy has been looking forward to an acting career for many years. Her natural red hair and chattering ways make her a standout in any crowd. We know that with her warm sin- cerity and great talent she is bound to succeed.

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Linda Jeanne Kelley EELLEY—COMIC OF THE YEAR Linda has enlivened many a dull class with her comical quips. Al- though she has an uneanny sense of humor, she also has an agreeable personality and a willingness to ac- cept responsibility. Because of these traits she haz aided greatly the pro- duction of THE MOHAWK. Mohawk Staff . Live Wire Staff Si Sotthall ts Leslie Jean Krewson KREWSON CHOSEN CO-EDITOR OF YEARBOOK Les has worked consistently for the betterment of our class, and this year her “pet project” is the yearbook. Her determination and ambition will bring her success in whatever she does. Class Secretary 3... Mohawk Staff, Co-editor Live Wire Staff 3 . Newspaper Staff2... Miss Ohio Crowned Miss U.S.A. Frank Forbes LaCroix LACROIX WINS SCRAMBLE We will always remember Frank riding hiz motorcycle into the school parking lot. His happy-go-lucky at- titude toward life will win him friends wherever he goes. Linda Marie Lee LEE ATTENDS ARIZONA STATE Linda’s vibrant personality will be a great asset as she travels to Ari- zona to further her education. She will always be remembered with a smile on her face and a friendly word for everyone. Live Wire Staff 3... Science Fair 2, Honorable Mention... David Edward Kuendig KUENDIG—PRESIDENT OF THE HONOR SOCIETY As President of the National Honor Society, Ed had the pleasure of wel- coming the largest group of induc- tees at Millis. His athletic ability and tremendous personality will certainly win him many friends and a worth- while place in society. Class President 3... National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4... Mohawk Staff . Valentine Court 2,4... Boys’ State Representative 3 ‘; Science Fair 4, Honorable Mention . Senior Play Ape pHOOtpAall aan 3: . Basketball 2, 3, 4 JO Baseball 2, 3, 4... Salutatorian... Virginia Cable Lee LEE—NEW ae FROM ENGLAN Ginny, leaving eee to come to the United States, spent her senior year at M.H S. Though quiet by na- ture, Ginny added an international flavor to our class with her unique British accent.

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Michael Joseph McGann MeGANN VOTED FRIENDLIEST BOY OF CLASS Mike's friendly nature and interest im his classmates has made him many new friends. These traits will assure him success in his future endeavors. Marie Frances Moran MORAN—QUIET, BUT UNFAILING Although quiet, Marie has given of herself whenever she could to aid the Class of 1965. This quality of giving will certainly be a great advantage to her in whatever career she chooses. Patricia Ann McLaughlin McLAUGHLIN CROWNED QUEEN OF VALENTINE BALL Pat represented our class beauti- fully as Queen of the Valentine Ball. As co-captain of the cheerleaders, she and her squad inspired our teams to many victories. Live Wire Staff 3... Mohawk Mes- senger Staff 4... Valentine Court 2, 3, 4, Queen 4... Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4... Basketball 1, Zio SOLtHAL EL, (2c oo. Celtics Again World Champions Dixie Elizabeth Mosher MOSHER HAS FRIENDLY SMILE FOR EVERYONE Although she has been quiet and reserved since her arrival in her freshman year, Dixie’s friendly “Hi” will always be remembered. Lynn Margaret Merkle MERKLE ELECTED VICE- PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL As Vice-president of the Student Council, Lynn has both represented her class well and aided student gov- ernment in our school. Her athletic and artistie ability and her ‘lively personality have enabled her to make contributions both to the cheerlead- ing squad and the yearbook staff. WiresStathecuoene senger Staff 4... Valentine Court 4... Senior Play ... Cheerleader 25Ss) nae SOLtballiaeo wi Sues “Hup, two, three, four...”