Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Faculty In any case, it is good to remember that it is these very characteristics of teachers that make them human, and their inestimable contributions to us a very real and substantial gift from honestly human people.

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Sn Memoriam Mr. Edward P. Tamuleviz March 26, 1924 — March 16, 1968 Member of Millis School System from September 1, 1952 to March 16, 1968 We shall fondly remember Mr. Tim as the man who walked slowly down the halls and greeted us all with a warm and sincere “Hi, there!” He was always ready to listen to our complaints and sad stories, and offering advice in a nonsensical way, he would slap us on the back and miraculously solve our problems. He trusted us completely and was as proud of us as our fathers; we in turn respected him and cherished his friendship. Mr. Tim is also remembered as the driver-ed instructor with the heavy, blue, fur-hooded winter jacket who calmly transformed nervous juniors into safe drivers. Never did he raise his voice nor become discouraged but rather he spoke softly and offered encouragement, giving us confidence in ourselves. “Wave to the kind man for letting you pass’ and “Sit back in your seat and relax like me’ were the two phrases that he used most often. He even asked us which radio station we liked so that he could be sure to have it on whenever we drove with him in the driver-ed car. The memory of Mr. Tim will never die, for we, to whom he dedicated his life, will always keep him in our hearts.