Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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-) ma |) Leaders Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom; Lead thou me on! The night is dark, and I am far from home; Lead thou me on! i CARDINAL NEWMAN Throughout our school years, our capable ad- ministrators, like beacons, have lighted our way. Their leadership and unfailing enthusiasm inspired us to fully develop our potential and to reach for higher goals. Therefore, we, the Class of 1966, ex- press our sincere appreciation and deep gratitude to these administrators of Millis High School who have sacrificed much time and energy for our edu- cational needs and our future success. Dr. George C. Roy, Superintendent Mrs. Mary M. Barrett, Dean of Girls Mr. Henry M. Doyle, Vice-principal Mrs. Dorothy Thumith and Mrs. Irene McDonough, Superintendent’s Office

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Administrators. . . Indispensabl | ( Mr. William A. Vellante Principal MILLIS JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH MILLIS, MASSACHUSETTS WILLIAM A. VELLANTE PRINCIPAL June , 1966 Your education can be Lik ater which may have as its gource, 4 trickling from a mountain. As the flow of water progresses into a stream, it has its deep pools, shallow waters, rapids, and waterfalls. Currents converge on the mainstream which eventually develops into 4 river Your education is still incomplete- You started at an early age: At times you have demonstrated depth and poten- tiality, while at other times, your thinking may have been shallow. Your growth has been rapid in recent years, and you will be called upon to meet challenges which may alter your course in life. As you enter the mainstream, you will find that life can be colorful and exciting, and that good deeds, good intentions , and warm feelings can be powerful forces. You will learn that you must be independent and optimistic regardless of what may occur. When you arrive at the delta, keep an open mind because the future of our society depends upon your tolerance and vision. sincerely yours, Sy, i A WV Lean f,, Yt At WILLIAM A. VELLANTE , principal Mrs. Ethel Cartier and Mrs. Jane R : The GipaViseORficse ais monotony of paper work

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Generating In The Individual The “A professor can never better distinguish himself in his work than by encouraging a clever pupil, for the true discoverers are among them, as comets amongst the stars.” —Car] Linnaeus GUIDANCE Mrs. Alice P. Vogt Counselor ART Mr. Russell T. Gilfoy Mrs. Susan C. Grossack Department Head SPECIAL SERVICES Mr. Patrick H. Rafferty, Reading Analyst, and Miss Joan L. Strathern, Librarian ease INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. R. Earl Stearns and Mr. Edward F. Turley, Department Head,