Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Paul Vincent Mosher MOSHER BIG ASSET TO FOOTBALL TEAM Paul came to MHS determined to help our school in the best way pos- sible. He succeeded in doing this by his numerous, most-appreciated con- tributions to the Millis football team. Hootball 234 oo rack 2) se: “The characteristics of leader- ship are, . .” Donna Rose Oberts OBERTS FUTURE NOVELIST During her years at Millis High School, Donna has frequently dis- played the potential of a promising novelist by her numerous contribu- tions to our various school publica- tions. Mohawk Staff ... Live Wire Staff 3... Mohawk Messenger Staff 4, Co- editor .. . Softball 1 5. . 1965 Class Gift Left to THE MOHAWK Terrance Ellsworth O’Quinn O’QUINN ARRIVES FROM CANADA Terry’s arrival in his junior year was welcomed by our class. His in- dustrious and studious nature will help him reach the heights of success. Donald Robert Olson OLSON WINS FIRST PRIZE AT SCIENCE FAIR Donny’s years at Millis High were climaxed when he displayed his sci- entific ability by winning first prize in chemistry for his project entitled FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION. Science Fair 4, 1st Prize .. . Jeanne Marie Parks PARKS’ PARTIES BIG SOCIAL EVENTS Jeanne’s physical agility made her one of the best cheerleaders Millis has ever had. She will always be remembered as one of the most suc- cessful party hostesses ever. Mohawk Staff . . . Live Wire Staff 1 ...Mohawk Messenger Staff 4... Cheerleading 8, 4 . . . Basketball 1 mimes OLbpalluelicse se

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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...”

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Stephen Marshall Payson PAYSON STARS AS THE bis: scpaimpsmeaprgay GIANT” aia ition to become a “Big” 9 was finally realized im i “ARE TEACHERS nm tho ugh his heroism was sho ort-lived, Steve's future en- deavors are sure to be successful. Senior Play . . . Football 1, 2,3... Basketball 1... Track 2... R.F.K. Plants Kennedy Flag On Canadian Peak Philip Lincoln Roberts, Jr. ROBERTS: THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES Quiet and conscientious, “Dutchie” possesses a warm emile and a friend- lity. His contributions be- scenes of many of our ac- tivities have been greatly appreciated by the Clagz of 1965. Mohawk Staff... Ronald Raymond Peiler PEILER—PROBABLE FOR RED SOX Kraut’s baseball ability has made him an asset to the Millis team and will make him a probable for the professionals. He holds down third base, one of the toughest positions on the field. Baseball 3,4... Robert Clayton Roy, Jr. ROY NAMED MANAGER OF THE YEAR Bob’s work as manager of both football and baseball teams showed his great interest in the field of sports at Millis High. His skill at keeping the team together was of help to the coaches. Mohawk Messenger Staff 4... Foot- ball 3, Manager .. . Football Statis- tician 3, 4... Baseball 2, Manager Marie Annette Pelletier PELLETIER’S HUMOR HIDDEN Marie is usually quiet, but she has a sense of humor that is hard to beat. Her unobtrusive ways have brought her many friends and her wit has enlivened many classes. Paul Richard Sarris SARRIS MAKES HIT IN ENGLISH CLASS Paul’s friendly manner and his ability to add excitement to many an English class will always be re- membered. Paul’s personality and his uncanny strength will be of never- ending use to him and to others. Mootballe2iraiai. ie