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

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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

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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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Social Studies Laboratory Staff A group of carefully selected students com- poses the Social Studies Laboratory Staff. These members are dependable, conscientious, and helpful to those who come to Room 301 in search of Social Science information. Miss Pratt and Mr. Noyes are in charge, but the entire responsibility during school hours is taken by the students on the staff. The duties in- clude checking books in and out, recording circu- lation, and caring for the books in general. Offi- cers are Betty Eckl, presidentg Eleanor Hatherly, vice-president: and Patty-Bo Harvie, secretary- treasurer. The members of the Social Studies Laboratory Staff turned social and entertained their mothers at a Christmas Party in December. Coffee and cake were served on candlelit tables, and colored travel movies were shown. In the Spring a picnic was held, an annual occasion, which is always en- joyed by the members.