Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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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.

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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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IN APPRECIATION TO: MISS ANNE GERMANO... In return for her unselfish devotion of time in helping the Class of ’72 we would like to extend our appreciation to Miss Anne Germano. Anne has been a friend to every member of our class. She has not only unselfishly given of herself to the class as a whole, but to individuals when they needed someone to talk to. Every senior remembers the time and effort Anne put into our Junior Prom and Senior Play. Anne not only dedicated the whole month of May last year to designing decorations for our Prom but spent her April vacation in the auditorium making scenery for our play. Without her our productions wouldn’t have been as successful. Anne is a person who spreads contagious laughter and fun, and we’re sure we won’t forget that bright smile running down the halls. In closing the Class of ’72 would like to say “Thanks for everything Anne.” ... AND MR. RUSSELL GILFOY In one paragraph it is impossible to describe what Russell Gilfoy has done for our class. We have never really understood him because he was so different from many other teachers. He cared about each member of our class and unselfishly devoted his time to give whatever help he could. Rather than lecturing on facts and figures, he guided us and taught us to appreciate the beauty of art and nature. He tried to convince us that life is not only made up of books, equations, verbs and nouns but of people, cultures and our surroundings. Through this appreciation, we want to try to express our deep gratitude and hope the following senior classes can benefit as much as we have from Russell Gilfoy.