Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Council Seeks Student- Faculty Confidenc e STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council represents an attempt on the part of the students to take an active interest in the functioning of the school, and to play an important role in its government. This year’s council was successful, among other things, in having an amendment passed which provides for the election of three representatives per class. By selling M.H.S. bookcovers and by supplying avid football fans with steaming coffee and dough- nuts, sufficient funds were raised to continue the Student Council Scholarship, which has been awarded annually at graduation since 1960. OFFICERS K. Monaghan, Treas- urer, D. Thorne, Vice- president, J. Leontie, Secretary, P. Mac- Farland, President. Get your books covered!!! Sugar and Cream?

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M. H. S. Twirlers Band and Twirlers Again, the Millis High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Frank Gubala, was a tremendous asset to our school. In the fall it enlivened half-time at our football games, demonstrating the fruitful results of long, grueling hours of practice. An innovation this year was a twirling group, which made its debut at the Thanks- giving Day game. Sue Senatro and Debby Correa deserve much credit for giving direc- as - 22 ah fF tion and encouragement to this junior-high group. The band participated in various as- semblies during the school year, but it reach- ed its peak in the marvelous performance it gave at the Spring Concert. No evening at “Pops” ever afforded its patrons more plea- sure than was provided by our Millis musi- cians in their stimulating rendition of Leroy Anderson’s Typewriter and the Highlights from My Fair Lady.

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Front: M. Rhyne, J. Leon- tie, D. Thorne, K. Mona- ghan, A. Mighton. Back: T. McDonough, A. Fraser, J. Howie, S. Teague, G. Monaghan. — money for the Student Mr. Harry C. Damon, Adviser, and Peter MacFarland, Scholarship President The Triumvirate “I Pledge Allegiance - - -”