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

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This year graduation will take a heavy toll, as eight of the eleven boys who started the Quincy game are graduating along with many others. Gene Reilly, who developed into an exceptional punter: Bob Driscoll, who passed, kicked, blocked, and rang Bill Longridge, a bone-crushing fullback, and jim Nloodie, an able field-general, made up this year's backfield along with one hundred and twenty-two pounds of dynamite in the person of sophomore Danny Dunlop. Art Jackman, a rangy junior, and Don Jeffries, who alternated with johnny Creedon, were the Hankmen. The tackle positions were capably filled by three husky seniors, johnny Randolph, Bob Truck Lawience, and Tubby Wfilliams. Captain jack Hendrick and Guy Capilli completed the frontal wall. Wlhile Capilli stood out for his line defensive work, Hendrick shone as a devastating blocker and a competent leader. john Granahan, Tom Fitzgerald, and jack Gallagher alternated at center, and did theii jobs well both defensively and offensively. Seniors johnny McAdams, Duke Gold- berg, Bill Cataldo, and Larry Reid, all played their best when called upon, while Manager Bill Mansfield performed his duties faithfully throughout the season. N F ,iff I fy' 1 , LT f- -j I Y. yu, , , ' , . 5 , 4' f 5 ' -I we 1 If .5240-'- -' ,L , ff ' 'QI Elica? .-3 Q.- , 'A izftiii' f ', ., 1.51. , , -4 ff

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Cheer Leaders Do you realize who was responsible for all the cheering done at all our football games? XYhy, of course, it was the Cheer- leaders! Those seven peppy leaders cer- tainly knew how to bring out the tradi- tional North spirit in true form. The foot- ball games and numerous roof raising rallies were planned and directed very successfully bye-Keenie Le Blanc, who had been on the pep squad three years, Shirley XYallace, who had been on two years: jackie Le Bert, Lorraine Treco, Frannie Campbell, Norma Carlson, and, not to forget the man of the squad, Freddie Di Carlo-who were chosen by Mr. Forest and Mr. Wfest this year. Under Mr. Forest's direction they performed tumbling acts rivaling those of any other such group. Some very successful new cheers, developed after many hours of brain-racking, were presented to the stu- dents. Two other members-rather young ones-made their appearance on Thanks- giving Day. Patty Martin and Ann Killory were two adorable but lively future cheerleaders. 'Whether the team was win- ning or losing, North's followers supported their team under the leadership of these sparkling pepsters who directed the noise. -,,,,f' , , I v t ll Q .af 4- if i ll IVVV, . . il , ix xi t.SfQl' tea Fl at i . W it rw- .nl 'W - ,.1.-iii' ,,'f A 1 .' 'i' -r-5' 5 T 'ffl 5 ,, 2, '9 '2'ff Q-5,51 . L . A 5 A ' ' ft ,- V 1 1 9 9 1 l 'f l1'31g7fJ'4 -ff earn 3 'Eg-f ! g.fE-'., i , V' l ,A at :pf-'H 3 5,3 f lNLE'fL.fL6'1'i '