Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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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®

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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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The P.P.S. of M.H.S. PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES STAFF — L.toR.: John Trainor, Mona Hachey, Carol Galvin, Joan Mulligan, Arlene Rovedo, Ellen Breen, Dorothy Sullivan, Mary Barrett, Richard Cass. “The Pupil Personnel Services Department of the Town of Millis provides a number of student and family services to students in grades kindergarten through twelve, as well as to all students with substantial disabilities aged three through twenty-one. The 1975-76 school year has brought with it the second year of the Bartley-Daly Act, or chapter 766, the all-inclusive special education act that mandates equal education opportunity to all. School pupil personnel services include; guidance, school social workers, speech and language therapy, learning disabilities tutoring, remedial reading instruction, home and hospital instruction, diagnostic-re- source teaching, and psychological services. The Town of Millis collaborates with surrounding area towns for specialized pre-school and special education programs and also has working relationships with private specialized vocational and alternative schools in surrounding towns. Millis students and families are also referred to appropriate mental health agencies, clinics, hospitals, and private physicians for diagnostic and therapy services in our attempt to provide for the individual needs of all our students.” Mr. Richard Cass P.P.S. Director