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

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picked up another Victory at llinghani hut fell hefore a. surpriringly powerful and invading Norwood hunch a week later. The fourth setlmaek ealne from NYhitrnan Iligh. a newcomer to the North schedule. which gained the verdict hy a slim margin ot' three points. North ealne from behind to tie and then over- came FI'2lIll1llg1l2lIll High after the Whit- man upset and thus entered 'l1he game of the season. an underdog to a raging Quincy High eleven. Led by co-captains Eddie Cooke and Eddie Swindler. however. the Raiders played out a scoreless deadlock with the Blue and 1Yhite and undoubtedly gained a moral although not a technical victory. Thus was concluded a good season for a squad that was forsaken at the opening game but for the squad that has paved the way for a most successful coming season. 1940-1941 I 1 271 x Kuff sm ru all c wr some Cooxs co+:,4vv,snns 1 ,f 1 - i , 6-1 I O 2-Q 0.6. swmotm' N031 WAHM l Qs' .fa I l 1 ff A 1 Q ts Q f ll 1 N. ' l ' if f-TN' xx X Lua , -gl ig: 5 ' 1 1 . , .. 1' 1 Zh-ff-,ff .' J-hz - -N g 1 f 1 1 ' 1 . - 1, . , ,-,Q A -X gi' 93,654 I SA fb , 4 , 1 ! 'aff ne-145 1 , , 1 4 : -X -1 .N ' 1 ' . .,' I 1 Q O f' -sf ' 1 f I 14, ,X ,f f as 4-. ,yn ,Z 11 cv, ...X 1 3 ' y L 1: .. 1 P 11 arf- 1 r- D:!'3sg--1aL' q...'...+112 l -J X - 1 .jf g5',',, 1liO5'om9T-----N tl ED Mmm M 1 1 own Bunn ' ?,- 1 ea' W f f 4 1 Vinh xer.mGA V I gs an ' if I -1,732 1 'E X f 4 vs If ! I ' Pwr 98111514 Y , 5.1 1 1 - 13- 1 ac? 1- ff 1 ' jf L 1 A A r t... -'S' , 98 ,X t , P -j R , ,4 1 X ll 'WVI4 .V 'E' 1i,- L1 1x13 Y 1, 4 4 6 gl! 4 K . Q A r .11 fa- X-' J! ff.. al , , 'N - . 1 ,. 1 11 ,5,1 ' a9.hj fx X-f xi, 4 vii. - , yy I 951 A if 1 if-:H . . ,111 NA 1 fi 1 , g 9 .. .MQ 1 1 1 7 Q 1 Ns' 'f ..f f- so .tg po.. Af h M--H Li, - -. 9-.12 95 ,fi ?,,,f i me fu'-I 5? E - N. J' Wit, .gg 9 t , xy , -1 , , f1, 2?-wtfif, er- wyf- ,, 4, 3 f Y 1 1 1 , 1. '.' 1t'?1 sf -f -A ' ,W ' 1' , N ' ' at .Q 111. it L,, 911 7 xp '11 gh .1,!1. if , ,.. f, 'sc 5 wg ,A sn--1 -1 J -'ST N ,L - Cf-Tj ,1 Aff, gg , .1 1 X ,- 1-s2'E ef,1c X35 Q e:.::...1. GE 151 V...e.1 ., H n 1. f7 '1', fl., 'xf'Ly',PlgiAga1 1 Q .J fi , Qi Awami -1+--1--ww 'TEL' P-U I 1 -- , ' 4 . 1 ' ,f I ' 1 ' I ,- Q . f?' ' , 1 ad ' '-2 sa. I . 1 1 l 1 'K A 1 5 Q .Q 14 f- 4- ', 0:4 't ' g ,xi Wag- x1 if QV!! ef- L 1 of 5 km- I 1 Q5 1-Q .1 I . x 'r N 1- lxpsl I7 j 'ill' 1. A 'E' ilu 1' -far.-1 fs igfaiaugc -iltfllfr -ge ggi'-.Y-wen. uwxfivet 7111. gfnvfvjc lZp,,iLkC- E::i'2'Q.'.L smut, Ypggxnit vZ,5'f'?l6ei,.f1i!--Vxtuui COHPLI-eg rg ,I rg-11459-19 1,.1Q:a f-,245 :..f3:3 5-f-,515-1 Lrlwml 'HF we PWM H 'M CMM Crl ,,N Lx mm 1171

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FOOTBALL NORTH'S football squad under the able leadership of Coach Jack Donahue, and assisted by Coach Jack llulllarkey, en- joyed a fairly good season having con- cluded the schedule with an even fifty per cent win and loss record. In the first encounter of the season the team suffered a, crushing defeat at the hands of a powerful Dedham High eleven but quickly avenged themselves with a four-touchdown shutout over llilton. In the following game Weymouth High humbled the Raiders by a smashing blitzkrieg attack in the final half, but, undaunted, the Northerners handed an invading Thornton Academy eleven, which had previously but one defeat in three years against its record, a surpris- ing one-point setback to earn North's -Ll football squad a trip to. Blaine this coming fall., The Red and Black then f h-Q 1161

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VVHEN the football season finally opens, what is the second thing that you think of? CNaturally our first thought must be for the broad shouldered he-men of the teamj. Of course, you think of the Cheerleaders. No game would be com- plete Without North's peppy group of Cheerleaders out there rooting for the team and making the field re-echo with cheers. These peppy girls seem to bc able to jump around like so many grass- hoppers for hours and still be just as fresh as most of us poor mortals feel early in the morning. CThis is a very good but rather diflicult way to keep the Waist-line down.D lVhen North makes a touch-down, these human barometers are likely to do almost anything imagin- able from handstands and cartwheels to backflips. 'XVC couldn't get along with- out this enthusiastic bunch of girlsg so let's give three cheers for our cheer- leaders. . ' .4 A 181