Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION The Class of 76: You, the class of ‘’76’, hold a unique place in our school’s history. You have dis- played a ‘‘spirit’” of cooperation and dedica- tion of purpose. You have shown a warmth and friendliness that is a trademark of our school and community. | want to thank you for your warmth and kindness that you have shown me during our stay here at Millis High School. | hope that this “‘spirit’’ will be a beginning of your future. Joseph F. Arcudi Vice-Principal “The human individual possesses a contriving brain; insatiable intellectual curiosity, regardless of utility; a mem- ory; the power to reason; the capacity to order facts for long-range utiliza- tion; purpose; the will to make deci- sions and a capacity to execute them in subtle ways. All of these qualities are possessed by man at an order of magnitude which differentiates him absolutely from other animals... And more, man possesses Potentiality, 4 power to realize his potentiality in Ac- tuality; a power to which no limit is known.” James C. Malin To the class of 1976 Congratulations to each and every one of you on the successful comple- tion of this phase of your education. It is our sincere hope that we have played some instrumental part in providing you those skills, Know- ledges, and attitudes needed to fulfill your goals. May you always have the ability to develop those basic quali- ties necessary to insure success. Paul A. Brunelle Principal

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SUPERINTENDENT To the members of the Class of 1976: For the past two years, there have been numerous reports about the Bicentennial Year, 1976, and, undoubtedly, you have looked forward to the activities that are being planned in our community. Reflect for a moment, however, On your role in this Bicentennial Year. You are the product of 200 years of planning, developing, growing, expanding and resolving. You have been left with problems of environment, government, politics, and population. How many among you will emerge as leaders in resolving these problems in order to provide a better life for your children’s children? Many of you will be followers; some of you, managers. Leadership is developed from a desire to improve, change and govern. You have been prepared for your role in society, and | firmly believe you will succeed in making this a better country in which to live. Good luck to each and every one of you. Sincerely yours, William A. Vellante Superintendent of Schools

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SECRETARIES — L. to R. BOTTOM: Jane Rogers, Evelyn Hillier, Ethel Cartier; TOP: Nancy Tate, Dorothy Saccoman, Jacqueline Anderson. Phillip Sullivan, Head Custodian, Clifford Jestings CAFETERIA STAFF — L. to R.: Dorothy Reynolds, Claire Clewes, Rose Keller, Rita @ Gavin, Frances Watson, Norma Graham, Margery Caldwell, Eileen Brown, Jean Robin- son, Elizabeth Bicknell. CUSTODIANS — L. to R. BOTTOM: John Mc- Sweeney, Robert Shannon, Francis Murphy; TOP: eZ Gerald Daley, William Hartig. é a®