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

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. gQ2i4A However, the many activities of the Cuirls' Club include service as well as social events. At Thanksgiving the annual wel- fare collection was made and Christmas was crowded with activities. 'lfo the welfare collection was added another collection for European children. Also at Christmas the Girls' Club sponsored a small group of students who went to the Pollard School to perform for the pupils there. Probably the best illustration of the two phases of mem- bership in the club-service and pleasure- is the Red Cross Show held in April. While having fun performing in the show, the tala ented students also raised money for a worthwhile cause. Our thanks for such a wonderful year go to Miss Sisson, faculty advisor: Pat Downey, president: Mary Dunlop, vice-president: Barbara Morrison. secretary: and Margie Luce, treasurer. .il ll W i lui 1 i mnmIIl

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On a warm afternoon of last fall the or- der of the day was dungarees and shirts, for approximately sixty girls were embarking on their first activity of the year, a picnic in Squantum .... Then, just before Christ- mas vacation, clad now in ski suits and boots, they presented their annual Christ- mas play, which is always written by one of their own playwrights and presented by their own future actresses .... ln the early part of February, having changed dungarees and ski suits for flowing gowns, they are attending their Valentine semi-formal, Belles and BeauX . . . Still another change of clothing came in March when the girls presented the Splash Party. The aquatically minded girls wore their prettiest bathing suits. The Splash Party provided in addi- tion swimming, dancing, ping pong, and other indoor sports.

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