Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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“Kitten on the Keys” “Tf I Knew You Were Coming, I’d Have Baked A Cake” Miss Carol A. Miss Karen A. Mrs. Monya H. Geller Mrs. Pauline D. Mozykowski Barufaldi Home Economics Ralston Business Business Home Economies Mr. Joseph A. Mr. Paul E. Duca Mr. Luis H. Nosiglia Mr. Ernest A. Sawyer Science Science Richards, Jr. Science Science

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Watch Over Me” Dr. George C. Roy, Superintendent Mn Sai Mrs. Mary M. Barrett, Dean of Girls Mr. Henry M. Doyle, Vice-principal - tuate the Positive”. by accepting ant al system. They are the baton-wielding con- monious oe re Mrs. Irene McDonough, Superintendent’s Office “Day by Daye ® ou ra ing the responsibilities of leadership an guidance, so necessary to a sound education- . ductors of Millis students; they dedicate their time and energy toward making the in- terwoven melodies of our schoo ¢ Dorothy Thumith and Mrs.

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Something to Me “Dites-moi” Miss Susan Maguire Mrs. Jane S. Robison Mrs. Mary A. Welch English English English Mrs. Donna Wilson Mr. John A. Dodge Miss Joan L. Strathern English English Librarian Teachers’ efforts are channeled daily toward answering questions and help- ing their rapidly maturing students find solutions for their problems. There is a subtle undertone of mu- sic in the classrooms, for it is present in the tempo of reading, the rhythm Sl Mr, Les 3. Dugas Mrs. Emilie B. Green Mr. Francis D. Flanagan of writing, and the structure of arith- i ans r Foreign Languages Foreign Languages metic. Each faculty member seeks to avoid dissonance and monotonies by provid- ing varied opportunities for learning, thus broadening the horizons of his students. OO ct el re i ee om, Mr. KH. Earl Stearns Mr. Charles W. Mr. Patrick H. Rafferty J L Arts Tardanico, Jr, Reading Analyst Chairman Industrial Arts a Js — ae MILLIS HIGH SCHOOL . Welcome to The Indian- | DRIVER TRAINING - Dud 2 Bruni apolis 500!