Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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The Line-up! Our child stars! Miss Johnson, we need help! Mechanical Drawing with Mr. A visit with Bob Clayton The College English crew with Captain Seibel at the helm.

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Last minute instructions from the coaches Well, what does AB equal? C’est magnifique! Hold your balance, girls! Our Auction — June, 1956 Mrs. Barrett’s Commercial English class

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LOoO KING We, the students of the senior class, in order to form a more perfect illusion, to insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves, do ordain and establish this history for the parents of this graduating class. Ladies and gentlemen, This Is Our Life. The year is 1944. A group of happy mothers hand their frivolous and active children over to an anxious first-grade teacher. Along with the fundamentals of academic learning we are also taught those first painful lessons in group sharing. | catch the measles and, having learned my lessons well, share them with my classmates. Already we are showing signs of being demons. Three teachers come and go in that one year. Looking back on our early pictures we find that we pass our awkward stage more awkwardly than most. Our teeth fall out and braces are put on the new set. Pig-tails are cut, freckles disappear, and, finally, the braces are removed. We enter the sixth grade as young ladies and gentlemen. We are really quite an intelligent group and our energy is soon directed into more productive channels. We decide selling food at football games is a good way to earn money. Unfortunately we are six years away from our Washington trip and the seniors, thinking the idea is superb, quickly take over the project. At this point a great deal of knowledge is acquired both inside and outside of school. We discover one amazing fact — post office isn’t just a building down town. BAC fk