Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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iyuuv Y o - Q HIISS GERIHUDE IUIISS IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION just before Thanksgiving and Christmas there came a day when something was noticeably different, as we walked down the corridor past room 210. Even the typewriters in rooms 113 and 214 must have sensed it in the hes- itating touch of students' fingers. You are on your own nowf the keys seemed to say to the would-be typists, as they felt their way along the keyboard. For the fact was that Miss Twiss's departure from the teaching staff of Milton High School was felt by every- one, students and faculty alike. No good school publication can exist without a sound business and financial set-upf was the lesson so successfully taught by Miss Twiss to the annual stabfs of the Unquity Echof' She was tireless in the long hours she spent pa- tiently helping us to carry on the business of a good school publication. We cannot look ahead to the future, which opens so challengingly before every graduating class, without reviewing the tremendous contribution we have received from Milton High School. In grateful appreciation of her very real share in that contribution, and with sincere admiration and affection, we dedicate this yearbook to Miss Twiss.