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

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Cafeteria Squad Something new has been added! This time that old, familiar phrase does not represent some new vitamin or chemical discovery. No, it introduces the new cafeteria plan so successfully carried out at North this year. Under the new scheme, every student in the building was given an opportunity to do his bit in helping to keep North's dining room clean and pleasant. Each month six different homerooms, two for each lunch period, were appointed to assist the permanent cafeteria squad. Before the new squads started work, they were addressed by a member of the Speakers' Bureau of the Cafeteria Squad, who in turn introduced the members of the permanent squad. Members of this Bureau, which was under the chairmanship of John Meskill, were Grace McKinlay, Herbert Wheeler, Walter Fultz, Robert Thompson, and Patricia Waite. The permanent squad seniors were Grace' McKinlay, John Meskill, Robert Thompson, Herbert Wheeler, Walter F ultz, Patricia Waite, Marion King, Barbara Westhaver and George Wallace. l24l

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The North Quincy C. D. Club is a part of the National Organization of Future Teachers of America. Miss Mable Pratt is its very able faculty sponsor, and oiiicers for 1941-42 were Joseph Meehan, president, Grace McKin1ay, vice-presidentg Sherrard MacKenzie, treasurer, and Natalie Johnson, secre- tary. The mistress of ceremonies elected for the year was Barbara Adams. The club's two big projects this year have been the organizing of the Social Studies Laboratory and the planning of Education Week activities. Carrying on the custom begun last year, the club raised money for medals to be presented at graduation to the highest ranking girl and boy in the Senior class. Social activities during the past year included an Alumni party at Christmas, a club dinner, a theater party, trips to educational institutions, and a spring outing. i231 C. D. Club

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Traffic Squad Did you ever see anyone driving on the wrong side of the road, or speeding down the wrong way of a one-way street? Well, if you did, you no doubt saw an alert city policeman stop that careless person and either warn him or impose a penalty upon him. That is why North has alert, efficient traffic officers posted at all one-way avenues and rotary intersections-to stop those careless persons who pay not the slightest attention to which way they should go and which way they do go. There are four traiiic captains at North, one for each floor. These captains, john Meskill, Theodore Walter, Phillip Hirtle, and Patricia Waite, are aided by trafiic oiiicers in keeping North's thoroughfares clear and free from all traiiic jams. The squads, cooperating with the teachers appointed to each Hoor, produce a smooth, efficient traffic system. Pupils selected for traffic duty are chosen from the junior and senior classes on the basis of capability, reliability, character, and scholarship. l25l