Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION During our years at Millis Junior- Senior High School, we have been influenced by the philosophy and leadership of our principal, Mr. William A. Vellante. His under- standing attitude, both friendly and authoritative, has won him the respect of all. As we, the Class of 1968, leave Millis High, we hope that Mr. Vel- lante’s over-all impression of our high school years will be as favorable as the impression he has left with us. Mrs. Ethel Cartier Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jane Rogers Principal’s Secretary Mr. William A. Vellante Principal

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To Change Image Nancy and Al discuss writing and financing with Judy and Dave. Mrs. Gavin, our business adviser, worried constantly about “making ends meet” and had the tedious job of reminding the business staff to get out and sell ads in order to finance the book. This year’s business staff, however, managed to sell more school subscriptions than had been sold any previous year. Perhaps their methods were more “forceful,” especially on the eighth graders. The finished product, The Mohawk, would never have been possible without the coopera- tion of all staff members and of our advisers, Mrs. Gavin and Mr. Dugas, who helped us through many unusual crises and we thank them wholeheartedly. Copy Staff: Sitting: Kathleen Sikes, Copy Editor. Standing: Virginia Gillespie, Mary Anderson, Susan Cribby, Karen Buchanan, and Janice Pembroke. Putting ad money into the vault.

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ADMINISTRATION Competent Administrators Direct Student Affairs ? ? FE fe er i Mr. Henry M. Doyle i Dr. George C. Roy Vice-principal With the close of com- Superintendent mencement activities, we, the Class of 1968, must say fare- well to many familiar faces and venture out into the wider world of strangers. Through the direction and leadership shown to us, this challenge will be met. We, therefore, express our deepest gratitude and appreci- ation to the M.H.S. adminis- trators, who have had so much influence on our lives. Their unfailing guidance and sus- taining inspirations will give us tools with which to face the new world. Mrs. Mary M. Barrett Dean of Girls Mrs. Dorothy Thumith and Mrs. Irene McDonough, Superintendent’s office.