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

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GEORGE A. WILSON Assistant Principal Department Heads Melvin Jack Commercial Hermon Noyes Social Studies Frank Smoyer English Caroline Welch Counseling Dorothy Beesley Agnes Berry Selina Bradley Karl Briggs Ruth Carmichael Helen Carroll Ruth Christman Myra Colby Louise Connick Raymond Coolidge Ethel Crockett Marjorie Currier Ralph D ' Entremont John Donahue Ellen Fagerlund Joseph Farrell Ruth Ferguson Louise Fifield Beatrice Fitts Margaret Flavin Anna Ford Harold Forest Eleanor Gallagher Alma Glidden Helen Gooch Lillian Gormley Marion Gurney Katherine Horrigan Graton Howland Edith Howlett Helen Hunt Olive Hunt Lylian Koski Ruth Leavitt Myrtle Ledoux Lucy Marr Katherine McCoy Ruth Meisner Helen Melanson Minerva Nickerson Dora Palmer Grace Parker Marie Poland Mable Pratt Eleanor Reddy Grace Reilly Marion Reinhardt Laroy Rogers Elizabeth Savage Wilma Schields Elizabeth Sherman Mabel Smith Julius Sylvia Sara Tolchinsky Eileen Tufts Margaret Turner Charles Walkden John Walsh Lottie Warren Walter Warriner Roberta Webstersmith Marjorie White Irja Wiitanen Marie Youngerman

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- MR. JOHN J. DONAHUE

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JAMES S. COLLINS Principal Greetings! The book of happy reflections for the North Quincy High School, Class of 1944, is at hand. May it measure up to your expectations in every way as a happy reminder of well-spent school days, during which time the members of the class have absorbed knowledge and ideals which will serve as a foundation for future, worthwhile endeavors. Service to our Country will be uppermost for some time to come. May the many members in the Armed Forces serve with credit and distinction. The book portrays many notable phases of school life and considers individuals, groups, and the class as a whole among its pages. Here we see a unity of purpose that this particular group may never realize again. However, as new interests develop, may it serve as a further incentive and inspiration to even greater accomplishment than thus far achieved. It will then be of inestimable value in advancing the cause to which this school is devoted — the progress and welfare of its students. The best wishes and continued interest of our entire staff are extended for the happiness and success of all. JAMES S. COLLINS, Principal.