Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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We the class of 1971 chose for our dedication a man — a friend who has shared many of our experiences both good and bad. A former teacher of Millis High, he watched our changes as we matured. In his attempt to steer many of us the right way, we sometimes mistook his genuine interest as an infringement upon our freedom. Unaccustomed to a person who wanted to understand each one’s individuality, their hopes and dreams, we almost overlooked that counsel and friendship which was free. But as he witnessed our growth we began to appreciate his opinions which helped mold many of our beliefs; his sense of humor which lightened the task of learning, his wisdom that was there to share with all, and his courage to defend those rights granted to an individual. n this impersonal society which reigns today, we were lucky to have such a friend as Charles Hardy. There is no gift to match one’s memories; but the class of 1971 wishes to honor through this dedication, Mr. Hardy, a true friend. 1G4d © NOILVIIGIG eNOILVIIGIG ee NOILVI IGIA

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“A true friend unbosoms freely, ad- vises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeably.”’ Penn. ORCHESTRA agoodto be ire.

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