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

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Tri Hi Y The Tri Hi Y club is one of the most active or- ganizations at North. The group consists of senior and junior girls who are elected to the organization by the other members in the club. With such out- standing events as initiation, joint meetings with the Hi Y clubs from Quincy High and North, par- ents' night and a sleigh ride, the club has enjoyed a most successful year. At first, the weekly meetings were held alter- nately at school and at the Quincy Y. M. C. A., but later they were transferred to the newly-opened Youth Canteen. Business meetings were held at school, while the meetings at the Y and Canteen usually included recreation such as ping pong and movies. The members of the club helped to pro- vide furniture. two ping pong tables and a juke box for the Canteen. The officers: Millicent Entwistle, president: Barbara Smith, vice-president: Anne Carmichael. secretary: Susan Black, treasurer, were ably assist- ed by Mr. James Hardy and Miss Catherine McCoy. the club advisers.

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i This year, the Glee Club has changed man- agement, so to speak, It is now under the direction of Mrs. Whitney since Miss Chirstman left last year. This year has certainly been a successful one. The Christmas play put on was like nothing ever attempted by the school Glee Club. The colorful, rich costumes and lovely tableaux with a musical background of soft voices made a lasting impression on the whole school. If good Glee Clubs are made by good performances, then surely North's Glee Club is one of the best. Besides their perform- ances, moreover, the Glee Club members have en- ioyed just meeting every week and singing. The Glee Club

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If you wear trousers, you can't belong to Tri Hi Y, but you can be a member of Hi Y and enjoy the same grand times with Mr. Hardy. Many ac- tivities are enjoyed during each year including in- formal get-togethers at the Canteen and joint meet- ings with other Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs. The objective of this group is to provide an evening of fun every other week and because after-class relations are so helpful in making new friends, the purpose is truly worth while. Although the club was late in being organized this year, many varied activities including a sports talk by Danny Alvino and informal meetings with Armed Forces personnel were planned for the remainder of the school calendar. Ping pong tournaments, friendly chats, a sleigh ride, a splash party and movies are a few of the activities already enjoyed. The club, consisting of more than thirty boys, elected the following officers: Charles Leveroni, president, Russ Tibbetts, vice-president, Danny Phipps, secretary, and William C. McLaughlin, treasurer. HiY