North Quincy High School - Manet Yearbook (North Quincy, MA)

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Aff. 72-mi 8 AZMWGMM -QM!! tant 2-Qtin aged! DEPARTMENTAL HEADS Aldolphus Alexander Language Frank L. Bridges Science Melvin C. Jack I 'omnzereial George A. Phillips C011 nseling Frank Smoyer English Frances Allbright Mrs. Helen YY. Baker Rhoda M. Barnicoat Harry A. Beede Agnes E. Berry Dorothy M. Beesley Selina K. Bradley Mrs. Helen A. Carroll -'HI Frederic J. Christianson Helen Gooch Ruth Christman George S. Clark. Myra Colby Lillian M. Gormley Marion R. Gurney John S. Hofferty M. Louise Connick Katherine F. Horrigan Raymond M. Coolidge Graton G. Howland Ethel C. Crockett Marjorie E. Currier John J. Donahue Lylian E. Eko Ellen E. Fagerlund Ruth Ferguson Jane Ferris Louise D. Fifield Beatrice Y. Fitts Margaret M. Flavin Harriet M. Fogg Harold F. Forest Joseph G. Foy Berlin C. French Alma YY. Glidden Myrtle F. Goeres Edith Howlett Helen J. Hunt Olive TV. Hunt Ruth H. Leavitt Lucy U. Marr Ruth lleisner Astrid hfoline John J. Mullarkey Minerva hl. Nickerson Grace C. Parker Virginia C. Peek Mable F. Pratt Russell I. Rayner Grace E. Reilly Marion B. Reinhardt Laroy C. Rogers Elizabeth Savage Blerle C. Sawyer Elizabeth P. Sherman Mabel J. Smith Miriam Starr Ruth C. Stevens Helvi J. Sundelin Gwendolyn AI. Swanson Julius Sylvia Margaret F. Thompson Sara Tolchinsky Eileen H. Tufts Mrs. Margaret Turner Lottie E. Warren Walter H. Warriner Roberta Webstersmith A. Donald M'est Marjorie White Ella Wilcox Marie E. Youngerman

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Zin C994 MR. CGLLINS' MESSAGE Congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of 1941 of North Quincy High School. llay you glory in achievements of your school years and anticipate the joy of meeting successfully the challenging issues of the future. To live in the hearts of your friends and associates is but to continue the motive of your school life wherein you have endeavored to be a constructive force in the promotion of group ideals and, at the same time, gather for your own use those contributing factors for personal development. The general theme of your year book apparently con- cerns candid camera shotss' and portrays real issues of snap judgments as revealed in pictures. How excellent it is to so order, plan, and arrange our lives that We may be ever ready for the instant judgments of our on-lookers. Be ready for the candid camera with the positive assurance that normally, at least, it can only reveal its picture in favorable terms. As the camera does not falsify, neither should your character as expressed in a camera shot.', The school extends to you its appreciation for your efforts in its behalf. It also Wishes to offer any further assistance it may render for your best interests. James S. Collins, Principal 12. game: ZJAVU

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