Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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“Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot... r v 3 Sounds are a vital part of our lives, and the As we become adults, we learn to fit into our music of each sound we hear can enrich our final symphonies that which has proved to be souls. From the time of our birth, when our harmonious, and to discard the measures which mothers’ sweet songs lulled us to sleep, until a we have found to be discordant. Since it is the fanfare of trumpets shall call us to our final rest, responsibility of each of us, individually, to com- we are surrounded by a world of music. Our pose the melodies of our futures, we must, n ec- childhood prattling, our adolescent questioning, essarily, recognize the importance of childhood and our adult wisdom are but musical progres- and adolescent experiences, of parental guid- sions from a simple tune to an experimental ance, and of public school instruction. Thus melody and culminating in a masterful Ssym- prepared, we hope to find ourselves transposed phony. Despite occasional discords, this musical into exemplary adults who are “in tune with the triad runs through our subconscious, encourag- times.”’ ing us and enlivening our daily routines.

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Millis Public Library Auburn Road Millis, Mass. 02 ewer, (7 7 f D.Vhe Soha Sresents ‘ 3 Published By: The Senior Class MILLIS HIGH SCHOOL Millis, Massachusetts Volume XI

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Editor-in-chief: Susan Senatro Assistant Editor: Derrith Gould Literary Editor: Nancy Preston Assistant Lite rary Editor: Susan Hersey Business Editors: Kristine Duhamel Karen Monaghan Copy Editor: Jean Leontie Art Editor: Pamela Lenz Advisers: Mrs. Mary K. Gavin Mr. Leo J. Dugas Brought To Mind?”