Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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ART STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor: Cathy Campbell Editor: Kevin Fraser Staff: Mary Rouse Staff: Barbara Huntington Alma Rhyne Joe Mann John Fettig LITERARY STAFF Donny McCarter Editor: Eli Fierman Paul Harcovitz Staff: Mag Reilly Stacy Chapman Elaine Fierman Kathy Cooney PHOTOGRAPHER Linda Aalto Russ McCarter COPY STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Editor: Pat Kedski Susan Shaver Staff: Mary Ellen MacKenny Debbie Noseworthy SUMMER CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Eileen Bruno Cathy Campbell Sharon Main Eli Fierman Maria LaRocca Harrington

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DEDICATION 55 c8 ekeci cee ie OP Oe a ete Le ATE ETE STOR ee page 4 The Class of 72’s humble and moving account of why and to whom they dedicated this great literary masterpiece to. Complete with portrait. FeA CD as es ed sar ras Cara RET RO hea Ballon Te UR Ue hs ER on page 6 A complete pictorial guide to the elite staff of pedagogues on the MHS Staff. See for yourself the harrowed countenances of overworked humanity, basking in the soothing knowledge that they are shaping future generations. AGIIVUNMES eco os cs oo hey oe i ne a page 22 The Social Season is detailed marvelously in this delightful pictorial essay. SPORMS HE tot yds halo aay ee oe ee page 32 Even the athletes themselves will be able to grasp the full story of the spectacular sports year of 1971-72, as told in simple, but meaningful, quotes. If they can’t there are plenty of pictures. WINDER CIBAS SMUIEN Eis ccevdalelrs. foioc ce eae vie ee pare arn ne cee page 64 Acknowledging the fact that underclassmen represent a vast market for yearbooks, the business staff persuaded us to devote a full section to them. We lost money on that brainstorm. SIEENI@RiSH esi eie uenteoraivanee ee Sabon ei ere vew ie cep Ul uaE aIGR Cees at Sie SIRE io page 82 This section contains some of the most historic personalities ever brought together. Under the auspices of Millis High School these great children became adults, ready to become even greater human beings, or teachers. SENIOR VACTIVINBIES 1 ccs e x a cnc iat Ore ere page 102 An informative look at the creme de la creme’s jet set life. It proves that even we with blue blood are totally human. GRADUATION s.0G hs, Occ we aa, ol dee a ae ee page 120 Here we bring you the momentous coming-out of the aforementioned historic personalities. This was the social event of the season, and it is captured beautifully by our zealous Purdy Photographer, and enhanced by our A-1 Literary Staff. FAIS @ REY se ioe ist cas Se esp Spa tsar arses yi cara ae stash kaon ea ot neg page 124 This fast-paced narrative details all the exciting and memorable events shared by our close-knit class. Both events. WE ei Pan eta fmtaae cir AM esis at cure AS esi ks i eee a Sar page 126 Here the deceased class leaves their grandiose estates to a bereaved student body. PROREIE GW, et io iei Sc ae wheel Sea R eae Gulbie A ae ust ted uals tice aa page 128 In an original newscast format, this work embodies all forms of psychic research to immediately plunge the reader into the future. SENIOR) OG Kes PAVEKS: te peice tees pear cl.eltel ane OS Nestg la Nags page 175 The deep intellectual pursuits of our beloved Jocks are delved into on these revealing pages. An uncensored locker room dialogue on ‘contact sports”; with emphasis on personal accomplishment and fulfillment. A great feat of American Fiction.

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‘ We the Class of ’72 Dedicate our yearbook to a man who has given us his time, his friendship and much of himself. Mr. Micheal Cangi has been much more than an advisor — he has been part of our class, a friend who we could turn to. He never just stood on the sidelines but pitched in and gave us a helping hand. Last year when we were preparing for our prom he was right there with us; hanging streamers, putting up decorations, doing whatever he could to help out. Most of all he cared for our class. We had his encouragment to see us through any problems we encountered. And because we knew he cared it was easy for us to talk to him casually or about class business. Our class will always value the friendship and advice Mike Cangi gave to us. We would like to remember him with this quote, which he gave us before graduation. Treasure Life in yourself and give it to others; give it to others and it will come back to you. For life like love cannot thrive inside its own threshold but is renewed as it offers itself. Life grows as it is spent.