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

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I .- -' 1 ' 1 , , 5 .as '-' K I The Girls' Club has had its usual busy year. Besides the traditional activities the club has tried several experiments. During the winter months the auditorium was kept open during all three recesses. Miriam Harding, Patricia Waite, Lois Stimart and Lillian Carroll were overseers. However, they admit that the assistance of Mr. MacDonald and the twelfth grade boys was invaluable. jean Finlay, with the help of Miss Connick and Mrs. Ford, has been supervising a Red Cross class in knitting. From this class has come one large afghan and many knitted garments for the boys in Service. Three interesting lecturers have been brought to the school through the club. The annual dance, held for the first time in the gym, was voted the best yet. The ofiicers of the club are: Janet Gibson, presidentg Marie Vann, vice president: Ruth Casey, secretary, Priscilla Kelley, treasurer. The Executive Board consists of Carol Dickinson, Lillian Caroll, June Miller, Corinne Herstad, Josephine Fraumeni, Priscilla Harris, Mar- jorie O'Hearn, Lorraine Dolliver, Marjorie Leach. Special mention should be made of the club artist, Louise Lundin, and of Josephine Puopolo, Elizabeth Owen, Lois Phillip, Louise Gould and Barbara West- haver. i29l Girls' Club

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l Senior Class Pla The Senior Class Play, Tons of Nfoney, under the direction of Mr. john S. Hofferty, was easily the high-light of the winter social season. Jimmie Spillane, the hero of the piece, had the audience roaring at his antics. Kleanth Dusopol was the beaut- eous blonde heroine and june Miller, dark and dangerous. was a tender, forgiving wife to three hus- bands. Virginia Blair, in her role of the Spinster aunt, was outstanding, and Patricia Waite as a Cockney parlour-maid, Walter Fultz as an English butler, and Joseph Meehan as the gardener did much to evoke mirth from the overflow audience. Paul Sweetser as the solicitor and Wilton Hayes and Sherrard McKenzie in their dual roles helped to complicate matters. Lillian Carroll Worked hard and faithfully as prompter, and the all-important back-stage Work was handled by Frank Reardon, Mildred Royce, Virginia Gleason, Robert Leader, Ross Connor, William Martinez, and Herbert Olson. i23l

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l J - . 'r't1T1 PM!. Manet Staff Members of the Manet staff have worked long and faithfully to make the 1942 yearbook a success. Under the guidance of Mr. Joseph G. Foy and Mr. John S. Hofferty of the faculty the present issue of the annual publication finally came into being. Of the editorial staff particular mention should be made of Walter Fultz, Muriel Harding, Jane Kates, Donald Murray, Jean Rodgers, Letitia Cresswell, Dorothy Deininger, Virginia Blair, Joseph Meehan, Mildred Royce, Patricia Waite, Roberta Perry, Jack Meskill, Mary Casey, Donna Wilkins, James Spillane, and Ruth Casey. Leonie Gavin, Mary E. O'Brien, Genevieve Murray, and Irene Oulette made up a willing and efficient secretarial staff. Robert Leader, Louise Lundin, Ernest Reynolds, Edward Norton, and Kenneth Turner, under the able guidance of Miss Margaret White, produced the necessary art work. The all-important business staff included Donald Murray, Marie Hall, Phyllis LaPlante, joan McCausland, Josephine Puopolo, Rhea Hogan, John Knight, and Barbara Ann Russell. Russell Smallman and Victor Tose headed the camera corps. i301