Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Today, we are in the midst of an educational revolution. The changes are so rapid that it sometimes seems difficult to keep up with the pace. The traditional approach to education is rapidly being replaced by a more progressive one. The curriculum will include career development programs, cooperative programs, and extensive vocational opportunities. The fourteen year education will be more common than it is today. The schoo! day and school year will be longer, thus providing for broadened course offerings. The Open Campus concept, college type scheduling and relevant subject matter wil! be considered the standard approach to education rather than innovative. Although society will continue to change, the very foundation of our existence will depend on a strong educational system. This value cannot be changed if we expect to survive in this great country. Mr. Vellante Principal Dr. George Roy—Superintendent of Schools William Vellante—Principal SINIIVGV - NOILVYISININIGvV -. NOILVYLSININGV

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ceeratenenee STN a Joseph Arcudi—Vice Principal Education today is facing many challenges and changes. We have progressed from an agrarian society of education to the threshold of space education. My philosophy of education can be capsuled in one statement, “Education has the responsibility to give each student the opportunity to achieve the goals that he has set for himself.” Thank you, Mr. Arcudi Vice Principal

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“ a Sharon Alperin—History Mary Welch—English Pauline Ralston—Home Economics Henry Doyle—English Paul Duca—Science Kathleen Lynch—Science Sylvia Burry—Home Economics “Hear my words that | may teach you, take my arms that | may reach you...” Simon and Garfunkel. We are most thankful to our teachers for those moments in our education when they have reached out to us and taught us something truly meaningful, when their words have touched us inside and made us understand.