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

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I-JU' I I W, The Junior Class, with Robert Gallagher as president, Ruth Kilpatrick as vice-president, Ron- ald Lynds as treasurer, and Marilyn Shute as sec- retary, has had a very prosperous year. This was achieved only with the help and co-operation of our class adviser, Miss Fagerlund, and with the support of our class. In March the 'tJunior Serenade was put on with music by the Stardusters. Dancing was en- joyed, and refreshments were sold by Audrey Wright and Joan Meade. Boxes of chocolates were awarded to Barbara Rich and Peter Creedon, who won the Elimination Dance. Shirley Marsh and Leonard Soule were the winners of the Spot Dance. Next year we hope to attain the same high level that this year's Senior Class has reached. 3 The unior Class

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'1 04...-.frm -Q--' Manet Staff The success of this year's Manet is due to the untiring efforts of a group of students who, under the directions and with the aid of Miss Schields, worked unceasingly to make it better than any other yearbook ever presented at North. A number of college preparatory pupils, with Russell Tibbetts as editor, comprised the editorial staff, which was responsible for the quotations and activity write- ups. Cooperating with this group were other staffs. The commercial staff under the direction of Mar- jcrie Horton, the art staff under the direction of Christine Young. and the advertising staff under the direction of Charles Leveroni were all indis- pensable. By beginning early in the year to collect ideas and material, the combined staffs have prepared a richer and better yearbook to present to this year's senior class.

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r 5,- rv-if aw...- 5 G1rls Club zz xwwsmu As ID the past the Glrls Club thls xear has had 1ts share of serlous buslness and good tlmes Under the guldance of Mxss Crockett vxho sponsors the Club and the capable leadershlp of Prxscllla Adams presldent Doro hx Barak xlce presldent Corrmne McG1ll1cuddy treasurer and MarJor1e Moore secretarx the club has en tox ed a xery successful xear Attcr the usual breezx bacon bat at Squantum and an ex enlng meetlng of the Ex ecutlxe Board the club got doxxn to xvork by lfltlllflg Mrs Savxlle to come dovxn to North to tell the needs of the Red Cross The Chrlstmas collectnon was devoted en Welfare Besldes th1S the g1rls sent Thanksglvlng glfts to the Hospltal of the Good Samarltan Manx hours haxe been spent ln brmgtng up to date the Serxlcemen s file Chrlst mas cards xx ere sent the boxs and txxo nexx sx letters haxe been mauled to them Sex eral speakers came to North to speak to the gxrls about clothes and personall tx and as usual thelr adx 1ce xx as heeded The Club xx as also responslble for the suc cessful Red Cross show put on IU Max Desplte the drastlc cut ln man povxer ex erx bodx had a good tlme at the Glrls Club seml formal dance A pleasant afternoon was spent xx 1th the GIYIS Club at QUIDCX Hugh as the guests of the Club at North Although the glrls xx ere d1x lded mto certaln commxttees each xx1th a defimte purpose all xxorked together to make the Glrls Club the best North has ex er had 1 , W.. l ' 7 tirelx' to the Red Cross. while the Tharksgivingonc xvent to the needs of the Family