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The Purpose of Student Government An effe ctive student government is a great asset to the high school student. As the only student-elected representation in the school, student government should be able to work with the administration to achieve ends benificial not only to the individual, but also to the entire school. It should play an active role in deciding questions concerning curriculum, assemblies, and other school related activities. A powerful student government can mean the difference between an effective or a mediocre school system. We hope that in the future the Millis High School Student Council will be able to achieve these goals. Student Council: (seated) Maureen McSweeney—Secretary, Cindy Aalto—President, Mr. Dillon—Advisor, Tim Cushman—Vice-President, Ron Saleda—Treasurer (standing) Gary Graham, Carol Rowely, 7 1) Senior Class Officers: Jimmy Long—Vice- President, Debbie Sikes—Secretary, Anne Batchelder—President, Wendy King—Treasurer We alone regard a man who takes no interest in public affairs, not as a harmless, but as a useless character; and if a few of us are originators, we are all sound judges of policy. Pericles Dick Thatcher, Judy Grahm, Rich Monaghan, Rod Hansen, Jack McGillan, Scott Nickerson, Jimmy Long, George Albani, Paul Pozniak INJINNYFAOD LNIGNLS - LNANNUYFAOD LNIAGNLS
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Sophomore Class Officers: Mike Albani—President, Joan et Rremebemeceel Al Eaton—Secretary, Tony Delaporta—Treasurer, George ——— Albani—Vice-President Junior Class Officers: John Fettig—President, Mary Rouse—Secretary, Sue Benson—Treasurer, Rod Hansen—Vice- President Freshman Class Officers: Vicky Squire—Secretary, Matt Rouse—Treasurer, Mark Danis—President, Judy Graham—Vice-President
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What would half-time at a football game be without a band? Not only does the band play at football games and rallies but also creates the atmosphere for other school functions. This year the band has become more active under the new leadership of Mr. Arnold Repucci. Being in the band is... Having your tongue freeze to the mouth piece of the clarinet... Learning still “another” arrangement of “Young America” Making the best-dressed list. . . MAJORETTES Being a Majorette is... Hoping the opposing team doesn’t have an y band and majorettes . . . Worrying that the footbal players will be back on the field before the routine is finished... . Hoping everyone goes for coffee and doughnuts during half-time. . . THE BAND
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