Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

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The pieces were all there. Upon entering high school, we, the members of the class of 1983, found a jigsaw puzzle scattered before us. We sensed that the following four years were to be spent turning over the pieces through discovery and experience, and putting the puzzle together consciously or unconsciously, by trial and error. Some of us were a little hesitant, assembling the edge pieces first, others jumped right into the heart of the picture. No matter how we chose to put our personal puzzles together, it was a long process, easy for some, difficult for others. By Senior year we noticed that our jigsaw was taking shape, and our efforts were worthwhile.

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We have acquired a collection of memorable experiences that comprise the pieces of our own puzzle, one to be unequaled by any future time — The M.H.S. Class of 1983. In addition to the classes, teachers, tests, and homework, our accomplishments, failures, activities, and memories constitute some major pieces of the puzzle. We’ve witnessed joy and tragedy. Our lives have been touched by many, even if only for a brief time, but lasting impressions have been formed, thus becoming pieces of our puzzle. We’ve formed individual personalities as a result of personal experiences — yet more pieces. We’ve widened our scopes through social activity in and away from school, again in a way that is unique to our particular puzzle— more pieces.