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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1951 volume:

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With the hope that your yearbook will prove worthy of the tradition established by its predeeessors and of the elass for whieh it was written, the staff presents the 1951 tltanet. 4 jacu hy .xdcluid em MANE1' DIREC'l'OR SENIOR CLASS JXDVISER Miss XVilma M. Schields Mr. John AI. Donahue .ADVISERS English: Miss Ruth H. Leavitt Layout and .-1 rt: Mrs. Miriam G. SCl1OSIll1El'1' Cominereial: Mr. Melvin C. Jack, Miss Lillian M. Gormley Contents ,4fff.f.-fig, .fdtlbfffs .Simian Jdfluerlising !9Aofo9ra,9Ay by f9 rely C 9115 gojfof lun U I ., lx 1? 'QM ' WWII 4 QX fy AMM E' 2.1 1 2 m ' EL I ' X n n m my N 9 t h n -in , M, rl 7757 . ,K . I-vw xx X i .xy k 5 ' M' - I Q., f x GS-M-' Q? R 'H 4. x A . QW Q' , -N., X A, af- 4'-J-J! I g 'f fL fauif -39-ff? Ckffd fl - Wide HMA olecwiff ,NQCLJ of 2epal'ilnfent MJ' 2ChC6lg!0e The class of 1951 is proud to dedieate this yearbook to Miss Ruth Leavitt as an expression of its appreciation of her inspiring teaehing, her rapahle leadership of the English depart- ment, her understanding nature, and her tireless work as adviser to the Mane! staff. The members of the 1951 Alanet Staff wish to tlzank all those who helped to make this yearbook possible. We acknowl- edge our debt to Afiss Ufilina Schields for her wisdom in the establishing of sound policies. for her sympathetic understanding of our problems, for her enthusiasm, but mostly for her insistence upon our accepting responsibility. From all of these, even in her absence, we benehted. To tUrs. Aliriam Schoenherr we owe a .special debt of grati- tude for her most generous and able assistance in behalf of our layout and art staffs. For their advice, for their sound business sense, and for their willingness to discuss with us our minutest problem we thank Mr. tllelvin .lack and Aliss Lillian Gormley. TfVe deeply appreciate the many services of Miss Alarion Sullivan and Miss Esther Morrison whose graciousness and good nature survived the interruptions and inconveniences thrust upon them. To every member of the Girls' Club and to its advisers, Miss Helen Alelanson and Miss Alarion Sullivan, we, in behalf of the Senior Class, offer our gratitude for a most generous act: materially reducing the cost of each yearbook by donating the profits of the hrst performance of their benefit show. IfVe feel that our advertisers are our friends: surely they have demonstrated over a period of many years their faith in us and their loyal support of the Alanet. Greetings and best wishes to all members of the Class of '51.' This particular year brings us to the turning point at midcentury and confronts us with perplexities and problems heretofore un- known. The challenge presented by this most important situation is undoubtedly greater than one can possibly imagine and should induce the greatest conceivable effort in sound preparation for a well-established future. Such security comes to those who accept this challenge and to those who possess genuine faith and a will to preserve and pro- mote our democratic ideals to as great an extent as can be realized. I am confident that this Class will measure up to its proper stature in the years ahead and merit its place of honor and dis- tinction in bringing peace, prosperity, and happiness to the world. llmlrlis S. COLLINS, PI'I'lIfl'lNll MR. JOHN XV. YVALSH Rx 1.1-, MIss ESTHER A. NIORRISON MR. RAY E. STERLING '93 T .ld MIss AIARION SULLIVAN 'BML 4' P, -ff1fuQf', IL mi? -254.11-k.,.. 'QJTETUI ,hi 5 ' -'W-1 , 1f'T,xifL.iea'Q iiQ1 I .-U ,J- ., pdf, Grfdf 1 2? j' X, X '7 xy! 1, f Nj!! SY? We AX X 44 A .'N.fY - CD ENGLISH Front Row: John Ii. Young. John S. Hofferty, Robert Laing. Back Row: Marjorie Ii. Currier. Louise D. Fifield. Ruth H. Leavitt, Ruth Meisner. Rose C. Enos. f .gi '-W-4' g , aim?-U-P. LANGUAGES '7 'ir ' ' . i'Nr5h 1 6' .egwlfmuf 555 Front Row: Grace C, Parker. Marie 'S Degnan. Bark Row: Louise D. Fifielcl. John IV. XV2llSl1. Roberta XVClDSlC1'S1I1lIl1. -1, 41. M -I Sx QQ ,,. 'V' SOCIAL STUDIES Fronl How: Norman D. MacIVilliam. Hernlon M. Noyes. Back Row: Robert Laing. Margaret M. Flavin. John Donahue. 4 .141 COMMERCIAL Front Row: John Mullarkey. Mel- vin C. Jack. Back Row: Lillian M. Gormley. Marie E. YOL1llgCI'lH2llI. Eleanor Reddy. Sarah Tolcliinsky, 'E . V vga, . ' IT. --A-Tv ' oo' ,.'Q,,.3,. ' ,N f, I ' 'M GUIDANCE as Q 12 . ' , 'al' Y-'.3'f . . . . - sf '43 ., qfmfi I'ron! Row: Ialncs l'. Shaw, Caroline wg, X5 . aiuwgi. ' v . ' ' ' XX L-lcli. 2 PQ limi: lfozv: Marion ll. Rm-inliarclt. Mar- garet M. lflavin. Louise IJ. lfilielcl. I Marjorie li. Currier. SCIENCE Front Row: Mrs. Miriam C. Schoen- herr, Frank L. Bridges. Bark Row: Gerald Lyons, Roy L. Sinclair. PRACTICAL ARTS lfmnt Row: Helen A. Melanson, Ruth MacCregory. Back Row: Edgar H. Phillips, IValter H. YVarriner, Ralph ITEIILFCIDUIII. .Xrtlrur Burgess, jr. MATHEMATICS Front Row: Marion B. Rheinhardt, Katherine F. Horrigan. Bark Row: Graton G. Howland, Frank MacDonald. FINE ARTS Anne P. Sawitsky, Elizabeth P. Sher- man, Beatrice V. Fitts. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Alice Gray, Katherine G. McCoy. 'CF PWS Avg. .-u-v H. 'Em , Wlifvzf-.. K. Li.. - O O XFX f NX'77 N Y X f I f'f5N fffv XN4 fffff X rg .. ,- 'N X f 'JJJL 5 .' 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A vote of appreciation must surely be given to .lim Black, who, with the members of the Prom Committee engineered the event which climaxed our last year at North, the Senior Prom. On the lighter side, another vote of thanks should be awarded to joe McGillicuddy for his efficiency in directing the activities of the Class Day plan- ning committee. To our other officers, Roseann Gilbody, Fletcher Partridge, and Jean Dun- lop, our elected vice president, treasurer, and secretary, goes our deep gratitude. But perhaps the two people who most deserve our appreciation for their guidance and sponsorship are Mr. Collins and Mr. Donahue. Yes, to every person who so unselfishly has given his time and effort to make our class of '51 a success, may we, as a class, say to all, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. i97W ,, ..-. .,- ... ,,-fwaw-,.. .ang THE IUNICJR CLASS Guided by its officers, under the ever-inspiring Miss McCoy, the class of 1952 has made this year a memorable one. Its dances have proved to be even more popular than usual-remember Winter Prelude in November? And who can forget the Happy Holidays in December with Bob Clayton coming out from YVHDH to spin the disks? The class had its innovations too-the class rings with the ruby stones will probably set a precedent. And one of the most important things of all-the class has had a record year in the dollar department. Credit for all this and more goes to the class adviser, to the officers, and to the many class members who served on the necessary committees. Adviser, Miss McCoyg president, Robert Keayg vice president, Claire Shan- nong secretary, Judith Kraft, treasurer, Fred WVhittum. WW? .655 sENIoR STUDENT coUNc1L Wliat is that excited buzz coming from the physics lab? If it's Thursday, homeroom period, then it's certain to be the fourteen hard-working members of the Senior Student Council plus, of course, the equally hard-working adviser, Mr. Lyons. - The student representatives, who are elected from each grade by propor- tional representation, conduct such worthy and excess-cash-absorbing projects as the Community Chest Drive and the March of Dimesg attempt to plan assem- blies designed to suit the tastes of some six hundred students fand teachersjg discuss such eternal problems as the cafeteria, devise a system for improving traffic and automobile problemsg and sponsor popular social affairs like the annual Christmas dance, St. Nick's Mix, and a roller skating party. Such varied topics constitute discussion matter for a typical student council meeting. Adviser, Mr. Lyons, president, Sally Ann Kennedyg vice president, Richard Robertsg secretary, Patricia Dwyer: and treasurer, joan Caporal. ww THE NATIGNAL I-IONCR SOCIETY As a reward for outstanding scholarship, service, leadership, and character a group of students is accepted each year into the North Quincy High School chapter of the National Honor Society. In the present era of conlusion, there is an ever growing need for people to get together, and by uniting for a common purpose, to further the way of life in which they believe. By constantly trying to improve our country's educational system, the National Honor Society has helped greatly in making us realize the value of our way of life. This organization is most instrumental in waking us up and getting us to thinking. Its annual competitive scholarship stimulates enthusiasm inside the society, and the impressive induction ceremony contains a lasting message lor all who witness it. Never before has such an organization been so important to us, and it is hoped that the members of the National Honor Society will go through life building upon the fine accomplishments they have achieved in high school. Adviser, Miss Horrigang president, James Blighg co-vice presidents, Eliza- beth Croumey and janet Anderson: secretary, Ann Robertsg treasurer, Richard Cushing. if-llil-I IHK , 'E 'ji' 'ff , :Q 43 1f:..'.1.:+ Q18 i ,f,..,,,., GIRLS' SPCDRTS Say, the Celtics should hire women! Such a comment is not surprising if you've seen the girls in action. Gur gym seems to be bursting with enthusiastic feminine S1DO1'tStC1'S. Some play basketballg others prefer badminton, ping pong, volleyball, or even softball, in season. The girls are from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Their interest is the foundation of the club. There are no officers, no dues, and no strict rules and regulations to be followed. Instead, the girls, numbering about one hundred, have created the club for enjoyment and recreation. They have sensed the keen thrill of competition. Miss McCoy, the ever competent adviser, feels that the spirit of any organization is the most important part. Certainly, there is spirit in the girls' sports organization. Adviser, Miss McCoy. go all in if - CHEERLEADERS Almost every girl has, at one time or another, said to herself, Gee! I wish I were a cheerleader! But this unsuspecting little daydreamer doesn't realize that the cheerleaders job isn't everything it's made out to be. It's a lot of hard work. Almost any afternoon at practice such exclamations as 'KOh! my achin' back! and No, that's not right! Let's try it again. can be heard. But the girls come through with Ilying colors, and we, the spectators, see only the skill and agility with which they go through their routines. Can anyone imagine a football game without The Pyramid or a basketball game without The Beam ? Of course not! So let's all give three cheers for Ann Richards, Bernadette Hannon, Emily Newcomb, Alice Vincent, Judith Marr, Barbara YVhelton, .lane Mitchell, and Jayne jackson. They deserve them! Adviser, Mr. Forest, head cheerleader, Ann Richards. FUTURE l-ICMEMAKERS OF AMERICA You're having a party? You don't know what to do about serving re- freshments? Go down to 126 and ask F. H. A. for help. They'll be glad to help out. Oh, and be sure to get some ribbon sandwiches! Does this sound familiar? Almost everyone, including the faculty, has at one ti1ne or another tasted that delicious F. H. A. food and found it satisfying. And then the coffee hour during Education Week won some more friends for the club. Fun with food is also a primary function of F. H. A. After the hilarious pizza party each girl went away with a sinile on her face and a lot of delicious pizza tucked under her belt. Anyone who happened to saunter in on the night that the club supper was cooked suddenly found an apron tied around her waist and a paring knife in her hand. This year Geraldine Dowling and Jean Gordon, both seniors, were state president and state secretary respectively. Adviser, Miss Melansong president, Theresa Depreyg vice president, Carol Draheinig treasurer, Nancy Tibbetts: secretary, Carolyn Marks. ...gf x O I i ' V , g :,'L',,. f Q. U. , R , .. I L X ,. Q- . x . 4 ,.: M , BIOLQGY CLUB Are you coming to Biology Club tonight? XVe're having colored slides, you know! Didn't we have a grand time on our field trip last week? Those frank- lurts were just delicious. Remember when we were all climbing over those rocks looking for moss? I can just feel the results now! Have you heard about the famous scientists in our midst? They broad- casted on the radio last month about their white rat project. You should have heard them: they sounded so dignified. l'll meet you out infront of school at eight, sharp, next Saturday morning! VVe want to take advantage of that low tide to collect a lot ol' specimens along Wollastoxi Beach. If you have heard any ol' these above remarks, you can be sure a member of North's popular Biology Club was speaking. Adviser, Miss Schields: president, Frances Crowley: vice president, Dorothy Young: secretary, Barbara Mahoney: treasurer, Marianne Maguire. GLEE CLUB There are many people who graduate from North whose happiest memories revolve around Room 402 and Glee Club. X'Vhy?-because music is fun! Glee Club means many things to its members: it means being with folks who have interests in commong having the opportunity to sing as a part of a successful group, in spite of the fact that the Met isn't too eager for their servicesg giving up things cheerfully to meet extra rehearsalsg feeling a wonderful sense of achievement after presenting a program before an audience. As usual, the Glee Club program was synonymous with the spirit of Christ- mas at North. Dressed in choir robes against the background of a stained glass window, the group made the rafters ring with the Hallelujah Chorus from The Messia 11. After the holiday season big plans were in the offing for participating in the Eastern Massachusetts Music Festival and for presenting the annual Spring Concert and Dance which has become an integral part of the organization's pro- gram. That one need not be a Lily Pons or a James Melton to join is perhaps the best feature of the Club. An audition proving ability to read musical notation and to carry a tune reasonably well makes one a bona Hde member. Every person is im- portant to the group. For an activity that provides enjoyment and satisfaction, it always has been and always will be Glee Club. The officers of the Glee Club are as follows: president, Wzilter McMasterg vice president, -lean Gordong secretary, Dorothy MacLeodg treasurer, Mlilliam Nlacliinning and director, Beatrice V. Fitts. NORTH STAR Few people realize what goes on behind the scenes in the publication of a high school newspaper. First, the editorial staff gathers the news, sorts the various stories, and chooses the most interesting and newsworthy articles. Often those contributions not used in one issue will be retained for the next one because of their merits. Following this, all the contributions go to Miss Youngerman whose able clerical staff does all typing. After the return of the typewritten material, the stafl' sets up or places the numerous articles in the proper spaces where they will appear most interesting. Thus, by means of a dummy the staff can easily visualize the finished product which is then sent to the printer. YVithin a few days one thousand North Stars are received at North and distributed to subscribers. Credit for the publication belongs to the entire staff composed of students from all grades at North who wish to try their hand at journalism. Adviser, Mr. Laing, editor-in-chief, Robert Richardson: advertising man- ager, Margaret Gervasig circulation manager, Grace Reagan. .s Q52 SKETCI-l CLUB The 150 members of the Sketch Club play a very important part in school life. Any art project such as posters lor dances, room display subjects, or illus- trations for literature, this nimble-fingered crew is ready to tackle. As usual the backdrop for the annual Music Department Christmas assem- bly was the work of this club. The beautiful stained glass windows provided fitting backgrounds for the loyely Christmas carols and The Messiah. XVhen the time for the Junior Red Cross International Art Contest came, all of these artists eagerly entered hoping to capture a prize. The Sketch Club also makes menu folders for veterans' hospitals and place cards for various committee dinners as service to the school. Adviser, Miss Sawitskyg president, James Blackg vice president, .Ioan Simmons: president, Roberta Hayes: treasurer, Phyllis Petreikis. ' TPC! - fha. NURSES' CAREER CLUB What's going on?' Someone sick? Certainly not. All that excitement issuing from the Health Service Room every first Friday ol the month merely registers the interest and enthusiasm ol several young aspirants to the gentle art of nursing. Naturally they concern themselves with first aid and with schools ol nursing as well as with their own aptitudes and qualifications for meeting the exacting requirements ol the best schools. lfVhy wouldn't a movie portraying the duties of a nurse, and speakers from different fields of nursing provide them with necessary background? How could they help enjoying, as guests of the first year hospital students, an extensive tour of the living quarters and classrooms ol' the Quincy City Hospital and an informal talk by Miss O'Gara, Director ol' the School of Nursing? With so much being done lor them, they would want to reciprocate by a little service ol their own: buying, at Christmas time, toys, games, and clothing for a needy family. Adviser, Miss Gray, president, Deborah Hart: secretary, -Iacquelyn Oliver, treasurer, lane Riddell. 1 If 1 1 I .l 3 22 if 1 if l fl ,......a.....T.i ' r ,:. K VCI W i 191 - .4 'rf'i1fI A - W2 fN f1'f1 fb X' 2 1 Qfgfu 5fffi'Vb 'K 'f 6 'folk- X ,f - K TQ ,xv xt XR xQ Ci A X, f4?,! Z fllllf ' sk-. . . f ' 2. , 'V :QE RIFLE CLUB Cries of XVho's next? , Sign up for me , and Hlilll on the first order issued from the basement of the Quincy School to announce the arrival of another eventful season for North's Rifle team. The first few weeks were spent in setting up the range and in acquainting the new members with the intricacies of the guns Qsome of the newcomers acted as if the guns were about to bite themj. Then the regular schedule of weekly meetings went into full swing. Before the Christmas vacation, the team was privileged to move over to the Squantum School, where a larger and better-equipped range was available. One of the team's long awaited honors, letters for the girls who qualify in a certain number of matches, has been approved this year, and the girls are cer- tainly proud that they may finally wear an N for Rifle participation. As in the past, the club engaged in a great deal of outside competition. Each month the members fired at targets, the scores of which were entered in the National Postal Matches at XVashington, D. C. Since the results were then compared with those from every part of the United States, they were anxiously awaited. The big Rifle matches with Quincy, Malden, Melrose, lVakefield, Ran- dolph, and Braintree provided the team with a chance not only to match its skill with the greats of the other teams, but also to leave school early. Adviser, Mr. Burgessg president, Philip Goodwin, vice president, David I-Iarveyg secretary, Janet Andersong treasurer, Edward Blinn. 5 X1 0 ,I Q S -, o f x.. . .. 114 ..- N.. 0,0 ,. M m MOTIQN PICTURE OPERATORS CLUB Lights! Cameral' Action! It is 2:30 and the Motion Picture Operators Club has filled room 330 with lile once again. The club has spent one ol' its busiest years in rendering service in assemblies and in augmenting teachers pro- grams by the use of teaching aids: slides, Iilmstrips, movies, and wire recorders. The various facilities have been widely used in the classroom. The fact that the aggregate number of pupils benenting from the services amounted to 25,000 dur- ing the year testines to this. Each of the club members has spent many long hours throughout the en- tire year in developing this hobby. The resourcefulness and ingenuity ol the operators are constantly being tested whenever any kind of difliculties is encoun- tered. Mechanical problems fade into the background only because these pupils have been willing to spend the necessary hours to gain their training and ex- perience. Adviser, Mr. Forestg president, Larrie Depreyg vice president, Patrick Crozierg secretary, Eugene Lallyg treasurer, Donald Willy. FOGTBALL Although North had one of the smallest squads in numbers in the history of North Quincy football, Coach Donahue's Red Raiders of 1950 turned in some outstanding performances that will not soon be forgotten. Difficulties in scheduling games did not add to North's chances of success. However, practice day after day paid off as North dug in to prepare for the big game each Saturday. After losing the opener to Braintree by a score of 25-O, North bounced back and handed Dedham a defeat to the tune of 8-6. This was one of Northls best- played games of the season. In the next game, North pitted its strength and skill against X'Veymouth and did a creditable job by scoring two touchdowns against the Class A State Champions. After the final whistle in the game against Norwood the Raiders walked off the field with a 13-6 victory. The plague of all coaches, injuries, took its toll among the key men in the line-up. North dropped its next two games by identical scores of 31-13 against Milton and Cambridge Latin. The next task for Coach Donahue and his team was that of turning their attention to the annual game against Quincy. In one of the hardest fought and best played games, the Raiders from the north and the Blue and YVhite were all even at the half. However, a lack of reserves began to take effect in the third and fourth period as Quincy scored three touchdowns. In spite of the fact we lost by a score of 20-0, the game will be remembered because of the all-out performance of the team. The Red Raiders were captained by Dean Larson, who combined his ability in signal calling with his fighting spirit in sparking the team in its offensive drives. Others who turned in outstanding performances in the backheld were Bill McKinnon, Dan Mahoney, Paul Deane, Tom Radley, Doug McLeod, and Bob Tufts. In the line, North found its Rock of Gibraltar in All-Scholastic tackle 'loin Neville, who played an outstanding game all year and ended up with an excellent showing against Quincy. The ends ol' the line were played by dependable players in Bill Seller, Bud McMasters, and .foe Mcfiillicuddy. The others who opened up the holes for the backfield and stopped the opposition's drives were George Nestor, 'lim lliliona, Ralph Ryan, Bob Miller, Bob Benson, 'john XVhite, and ,lint lloyle. The lflhll squad was one which, in spite of the fact il did not have the best record in history, never gave up until the final whistle. 19370 3 mm, ' ' fyx A y in is, A tg, BASEBALL Since baseball is our national sport, it is natural for us to get a little of that baseball fever each year around spring vacation time. However, this fever has a more noticeable effect on the group of fellows who eventually make up the North Quincy nine. Usually during April vacation, practice begins. Loosening up that stiff arm and getting back that old eye takes a good deal of time and lots of hard work. But all this toil seems well rewarded when it results in an interest- ing and exciting season. North can always be proud of the boys who make up the baseball team. All you have to do is watch one game and you can't help noticing the interest, ability, and good sportsmanship of all our players. It is this valuable experience in the fundamentals of competitive sports which proves to be a great help to these boys as they go on to their life's work. W'ith all the thrill of the great game of baseball we realize that it is one of our most important high school activities and has that extra attraction of being our national sport. lflfffffl Wiw mm ...W . I NVQ E W lmm0wnRmbsQ Wfv nl 'Q SPM Pdfrj Z ,W fa! V J WM5 j if 'ff ' M n4Of11Q.f5TQa ' K if xi...-..-.. O Q ,I SN Q, K, ..J 1.1 fggaw K4 -ll-Q ug! V 3 , , va I -..I I ., 'nf' ills -' ligqnl at ' .. 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During the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons we col- lected canned goods to help many needy people in Quincy. No one realizes what a hectic time we had back stage at the Christmas assembly! Mlith a mini- mum of rehearsing and a maximum of good luck the department store scenes were a success: angels in the store windows tried so hard to look holy: dolls when wound up danced nimbly and delight- fully: girls modeled snowsuits, wool dresses. coats and beautiful evening gowns: and jolly Santa with bashful little girls and boys concluded the program by inviting everyone to join in singing Christ- mas carols. Then to the Pollard School. as custom dictates. to repeat our performance for the physically handicapped children. Right on the heels of the New Year was the splash party at the Boston Y. M. C. A. Swimming. bowlin ', and dancing made un the evenin 's entertainment. Althou :h we left with string' hair and t lnl I Q I 1 .. ol sneezes, we cic iave a gooc time. ' Then the highlight of the year-the semi formal, lV1'sl1z'rzg Well Waltz! Girls wrinkled their brows debating whom to ask and then floated through the corridors with a starry look in their eyes because he said yes. It was worth all the hours of work and worry because the night of February 10 was just perfect as fair belles and dashing beaus waltzed round and round the wishing well. Immediately we plunged into more problems. Along in March we put on the Red Cross Show which was a mid-century review of the last fifty years complete with flora-dora girls, liappers. and a barber shop quartet. In May, although we were sorry the year was ending, we celebrated just the same with a tea at which our mothers were LICSIS of honor. A delightful sarin : fashion show followed as the last Jaffe fl' 'G'l'CllIk ll 0 I' lo o tns years irs ua Joo was cosec, Advisers, Miss Melanson and Miss Sullivan: president. Virginia Brown: vice president, Marie Thom song secretarf, Shirle' Krauthauseng and treasurer, Barbara . Smith. 5 l . : ' jj K ly' .Q ,.... Tl-lE LIBRARY STAFF l.Vasn't that a wonderful mother's tea? My mother really enjoyed watching me serve. She thinks the library staff is wonderful, teaching me how to be a good hostess as well as a library assistant. The magazine room fascinated my motherg it is so small she couldn't see how we found anything in there. She should be around some nights when there's a rush on for back issues! It probably does look hard to someone who has never done any work like this. Remember the first time we had to check in books? I was all thumbs at first trying to find the right cards, but I soon caught on. Putting away books in the social studies room floored me. All those people dashing in in the morning left us swamped with books until at least 8:30. ll you think there were a lot of people in there, you should have been giving out slips some mornings. The library certainly is a popular place to study in! I know it! XVhen we entertained the library staffs of other schools in January, all our guests thought that ours is really a pleasant library. lust think, we work during study periods, too, filling teachers' book orders, putting away books and magazines. I certainly wouldn't have missed a minute ol' this year's activity. Adviser, Miss Shermang president, Eileen Dearingg vice president, Betsy Hollinshead: secretary, Anna Mae Kettner: treasurer, .Iacquelyn Oliver. 1, ft fr 'tr H Less- LIBRARY BQOK RECOMMENDATION CCJMMITTEE Under the supervision of the English Department and Library a novel activity was started last year and because of its success has been continued. A group of students approved by their English teachers forms the Library Book Recommendation Committee, the purpose of which is to recommend books to be purchased for the school library. At the first meeting Miss Sherman explains just what the group is expected to do. Then the members are introduced to the various book reviewing sources such as Saizzrday Rezfiezu of 1,I'f6l'lIl'lH'6', New York Herald Trilizme Books, and Book Review Digest. During a six-week period each member reads and browses through these sources, finally choosing a book that may be a suitable addition to the library. After reading his book, the student is required to write a report judging the merits of the book according to standards which have been set up at a previous meeting. Aside 'from the lact that the participants get credit for two book re- ports, the pupils realize that they are making a direct contribution to one of the most important and worthwhile phases ol' school life. Adviser: Miss Sherman. , v-,-, -tim A ,x ,--4 3, xi? DRILL TEAM AND DRUM MAIORETTES Brrr, it's cold! lsn't it time for the game to start yet? Well, we've been waiting here since 6:30 this morning to see this Turkey Day game, and I suppose we might as well wait a bit longer. Let's have a bit of that blanket over here, I'm -hey, what's that? It looks as if the drill team and drum majorettes are ready to come on the field leading the band. i Well, so it is! Here they come! lsn't that Corrine Jackson leading the majorettes? Yes, and 'Ioan Perley's leading the drill team. Say, didn't Miss McCoy do a good job in teaching the girls their stuilg look at the way they high step and twirl their batons. What are they doing now? Oh, I see, the band is starting to form the letters NQ on the field and the girls are going over to the Quincy side of the stadium to put on a demonstration. W7here's Corrine going now? I'll bet she's going to try to throw her baton over the goal post and catch it. I've never seen her miss this one yet. There she goes . . . Hurray! She made it! Now it looks as if the girls are getting ready to move off the field and let the Quincy High band and drum majorettes take over for a while. Hey! Sit down in front! Come on, give us just one end ol' that blanket. Adviser, Miss McCoyg head drum majorette, Corrine Jackson, head ol drill team, 'loan Perleyg assistants, Nancy Whittemore and Jean Sangster. 'Ka e.i..,.,,J i BAND School rallies wouldn't have the same colorg football games would lose part of their appealg that lamed North spirit would lack its characteristic zest without-yes, you guessed it,-without the Band. You'11 remember the Band of 1950-51 because it was an integral part of school life. Remember when you looked down from your classroom window? XfVhile you were absorbing knowledge, the Band was practicing marching lor the game Saturday. Boy, did you wish you were in the band then! But on Sat- urday, you weren't so green-eyed. You knew that you would much rather be in the stands as a spectator than on the Held as a performer. And then you recall that at the Christmas assembly the group proved it could do more than play marches: it could make a Bach chorale sound as Mr. Bach had intended his music to sound. Yes, this Band was versatile. You heard it perform concert music, as well as marches, at its own band concert which was presented in February. The group also participated in the Eastern Massachusetts Music Festival, a tradition in Band history at North. The North spirit will always survive as long as there is a band as good as the Band of 1950-51. Adviser, Miss Fittsg president, Allen Halbergg vice president, David Twom- blyg secretary, Richard Roberts, treasurer, Donald Thompsong and business manager, Philip Goodwin. ,ff ...J I ...W S , Ti i SQ K, N 3 ,-1-sw'r'.'f I-IISTCRY CLUB History a dull subject? On the contrary, members of this club who have enjoyed a series of movies, speakers, and trips can testify to its being one of the most fascinating subjects in the curriculum. Among the speakers were Mr. Richard Cain, who illustrated his talk on his European travels with slides of Buckingham Palace, Westiriixister Abbey, the Arch of Triumph, the Eiffel Tower, and St. Peter's Cathedralg and Miss Ella XVilcox, whose colored pictures of Chinese, japanese, and Indian scenes trans- ported her audience, in spirit at least, to the Orient. And to round out the travels, Miss Mabel Pratt took the club on a Kodachronie tOL11' of Mexico, contrasting the old with the new in a way which couldn't fail to arouse an understanding of the culture of our neighbor to the south. On April 153 the History Club sponsored a Latin American assembly in recognition of Pan American Day. In May, the members visited Plymouth Rock, the John Alden House, and Pilgrim Museum, and, on the way home, they stopped at Miss Pratt's Hanson camp for the traditional picnic supper, drawing the curtain on another profitable and pleasant year of the History Club. Adviser, Miss Pratt: president, Shirley Krauthauseng vice president, Mari- lyn NIcPeck: secretary, Barbara Mahoney: treasurer, Roy Mennell. l L.,-nl 'z W's 2 , l Alt SPANISH CLUB Como estan Ustedes, senoritas y senores? Estamos muy bien, graciasf' Does this sound and look like Spanish to you? VVell, it is, and you can hear it almost any time there's a Spanish Club meeting. Talking about everyday happenings in an every-day way in Spanish makes the language more fun and much easier to learn. Language is not the only emphasis in the club programg culture and cus- toms are stressed too, evidenced by the most interesting and attractive room display. Fiesta , a thoroughly Spanish dance at which matadores, picadores, toreadores, and many other Spanish characters could be found, was a huge success. It was strange to see lovely senoritas and dashing caballeros dancing in what looked amazingly like our gym, except for the Mexican touches here and there. A Mexican hayride and a picnic climaxed the year quite successfully, dem- onstrating to all that the Spanish Club is a recreational club as well as an educa- tional one. Adviser, Mr. YValshg president, Robert Bensong vice president, Beverly Levoyg secretary, Mary Burkeg treasurer, George McNeil. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Richard Cushing Asst. Eflilm' Stanley' Becker Izinet Andersen Eileen Dezrring lean Gordon Paul Keane Sully Ann Kennedy Shirley lirznuhziueen Nlarilyn Nlarr Edison 3IC1llllliCl Robert Miller Fletcher Partridge Iames Powers Robert Richzrrtlfon Iune Riddell Ann Roberti Roger Young LAYOIQT AND ART Clzzzirman Ianles Black nlssl. Clmirmrm Donald Cztrroll Donald Barnes Xvllllillll Bernadi Yirginiil Brown Marion Condon Andrea Fisher Robert Frongello Susan Green Dorothy MacLeod Judith Marr joseph NIcGillicuddy BZ1l'iJZlI'll .-X. Smith PHOTOGRAPHY Roy Bruton SW! wifi V COMMERCIAL Delores Chrisoni Helen Dennison Pzitricizi Fziherty Ann Frauineni Beverly joy Shirley Kemp Bzxrlmzira Kent Ruth Loring Lois McGuire lihon Nordstrom Ann Richards lean Sangstei' ADVERTISING STAFF illzmrzgcr john Grigor fIs.sl. Illflrulgvr Marie Thompson Ioan Caporul Stanton Clark Mary Lou Cook Charles Coughlin Iilizalmeth Croumey Marion Foster Bruce Getchell Roseunn Gilhody Bernadette Hannon Betsy Hollinsheacl Karl Kachadoorian Anna Mae Kettner Elaine McCormick Iacqueline Olmerg Anna Rizzo lVilliz1n1 Seller Nancy Tihhetts Alice Vincent Marie XViley STAFF 5 5 ' ?i '- ' Y F S f' 2 1 1 3 ii 5 1 z g 3 2 if 3 e 3 1 1 s . z- ,fs Q 2 , 2 s ,mf i. +45 5 TRI f l-ll 'Y Oh! Please don't make me get up on the stage. l'll die! This expression annually warms the hearts of many cruel, cold-blooded girls as they launch the year's Tri-Hi-Y activities by putting the new-comers to the club through the rough and ready paces of initiation. Everyone has a good time, though, and who can think of a better way to get things started than by making a girl walk in front of a roomful of people with hot dogs dangling from her ears and a foot- ball uniform draped over mother's nightgown? As time goes on, however, the club's schedule doesn't prove quite so em- barrassing to these unsuspecting victims, and all the activities are planned to follow the main purpose of the club-to establish a better soul, mind, and body in each girl. Occasional movies are shown, both for education and for pleasure. One or two splash parties, that always leave the mermaids exhausted but re- freshed, are held: and, if the boys can be coaxed out of a corner long enough, a record hop is enjoyed once in a while. And, of course, the event that really tops off the year for eight of the forty-five members is the Tri-Hi-Y national conven- tion held at some well-known city. Amidst a weekend of everything from lectures to dancing, everyone has a good time. Adviser, Mrs. Martine: faculty adviser, Miss Sawitskyg president, Ann Richards: vice president, Bernadette Hannong secretary, Ann Roberts: treasurer, Patricia Green. if 'ff .fr - E .1 f f fm HI 'Y YVell, here it is Monday night again. Are you ready to leave for Hi-Y with me? Swell! but we'll have to hurry, because tonight we are having a speaker on Teen-agers and Their Problems and we don't want to be late and 1niss any of it. XVhy yes, I really enjoyed myself at the Older Boys' Conference last Decem- ber. Out in Hfestfield where the Conference was held, we participated in a three- day program of attending conferences, hearing speakers, and joining in various forms of recreation all of which emphasized the application of Christian principles in high school, in the community, in social life, and in character building. My stay there was one of the events in my life that I shall never forget. I understand that next week we are going to have a record hop with the Tri-Hi-Y girls. That ought to be fun . . . That's right, this week is the beginning of the Hi-Y courtesy campaign that is supposed to run through the rest of the year. It was suggested by Mr. Simpson. Oh, here comes our busy let's get on and be on our way to the 'Y'. Adviser, Mr. Simpson, president, Allan Halbergg vice president, Gus Cuneog treasurer, .Ioe lNIcCillicuddy3 secretary, John Donahue. i X. 5 I, IHA, 1 ' 35, Qlfesnrf. 'kv in Sf' 'Q JZ 'R .3 av- s.. vw 'Y' 'IWW 4,11-rl t K 2 f 3 .A ,A Q.: t , N 14 Q QSW52- Q f . gt 3-:J-sf , :f. P 55' ff5.if ,' sz? if u Y 1 f ' f P .Q-I rf: 5' QQ sv '.-, fgrsba A ix Q , W -N ax ,gi t E gig Q g ,AV :gf 3 . 15 3 1 Sr. rf: 5 , . f. is f 3 . by if PROM CQMMITTEE XVhat is it about the senior year that is looked forward to most? Some class members will hail the end of twelve years' involuntary servitudeg others will claim the honor belongs to the soul-stirring graduation ceremoniesg more will support the awards assemblvg but the average senior will probably answer that it's the Senior Prom. Decorating the Armory, selecting the favors, hiring Baron Hugo's orchestra, distributing the invitations, and reserving Coral Gables for the traditional after- the-Prom banquet and dancing-all resulted from the industry of the Prom Committee, headed bv Jim Black. V Others who played a major part in the planning of the May llth event were Charlie Coughlin, chairman of the decoration connnitteeg Ann Richards, orchestra committee chairmang Emily Newcomb, who led the invitations com- mittee: and Gwen Greenwood, head of the favors committee. ,- J I ' iq 1 ' ' I' r- A g A ff all A. 'TN' x la rl If Sli 093553, 61 2, Y' 'ww GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB There goes a strike! I got a spare! My, that goose-egg makes 1ny score look nice! So the comments run when, on Monday and Thursday, the Girls' Bowling Club meets at the Norfolk Downs Alleys. Excitement runs high as the teams compete against one another, and top score is well worth all the aches and pains it causes on the following day. Evidence of the enthusiastic support that is given to the Bowling Club is presented by several of its high scoring members, one of whom is Marilyn Marr. a member of the 300 Pin Club Qentrance requirements being an average ol 90 or over for three stringsj and the Century Club Qa score ol' 100 or better lor a single stringj. Other high scorers belonging to these two clubs are Doris Biggs, Helen Dennison, Ann Gaudiano, Arline Grifhn, Virginia Hart, Marion Prentiss, Sue Reilly, Ruth Ryan, Janice Towle, Stephanie White, and Barbara VVolfI. Attending each bowling session there are forty-eight girls, every one of whom would enthusiastically tell you that the Bowling Club has what it takes to make a good time. Adviser, Miss McCoy. JVM BASKETBALL The 1951 edition of North Quincy basketball team was one that brought out an, almost entirely new squad for Coach Mullarkey to build. lfVith only four seniors and one returning letter man, Mullarkey molded his team into a well- balanced quintet which showed improvement in every game it played. In captain Gus Cuneo, North had a dependable floor player who was the key of the scoring attack. He turned in several stellar performances during the past season. The other seniors who aided in North's attack were Earl Tufts, Fletch Partridge, and Ken Lang. The rest of the squad was made up of eight juniors who showed improvement as the season progressed. Among those who showed the most promise and who played well this year were Freddie Campbell, Buddy Frye, Dan Mahoney, and Bob Murphy. Other juniors who turned in well-played games when called on were Bobby Tufts, Bob Benson, Joe Cataldo, and Ray Gillis. XVith several returning veterans next year, North will probably have a team that will make up an outstanding record. Along with these juniors, who will be the backbone of next year's squad, Coach Mullarkey will be able to draw lirmn .Xssistant Cloarh Roy Sinclair's Vs. ,Q 'GQ ? Km 'im ,gr S WY! :fff ,f-,M muww J' , 'EFX yas , asm TENNIS The swishing of rackets, the thud of balls bounding off the strings, the thrill ol a well-executed CTOSS-Court shot, the joy of actual participation and the love of keen competition-these are what influence some of our fellow students each year to join the tennis team. Only these members can really know the skill and -stamina required in a good match, or the exacting task of keeping score, or the calling of shots which are too near the tape for comfort. This year's schedule crowds eleven contests into approximately Hve weeks. A busy season like this is something all participants will remember. Although there are no cheering crowds watching each match, the members of the tennis team get real satisfaction from one of the finest sports there is. L9 GOLF This year marks the nineteenth consecutive year in which North has been represented by a golf team. On two occasions, the Raiders' goll team won the State Championship and on two other occasions finished in the runner up spot. Qlhroughout l950 the golf team participated in seventeen contests in which it was victorious in lourteenlj Coach -lack Donahue was handicapped this season by the lack ol' returning veterans. He had only two boys around which to build his squad, the two being Captain Dan McNeice and John Mundie, both experienced in the sport. North's schedule began in April and included matches with Brockton, XValpole, Norwood, Taunton, Needham, Hingham, Dedham, and, ol' course our traditional rival, Quincy High School. .SJ0lfl,fA .Salaam Cizamlniona HOCKEY The 1950-1951 North Quincy hockey team, undismayed by lack of local ice, was the best in the school's history. Captain Dick Gallagher led a well in- tegrated squad whose success could be mainly attributed to its thorough coaching and team work. Pallie Murray and George McNeill, who were voted the South Shore League's outstanding defensemen, helped MacKenzie, Croke, McNeice, Paige, and Forrest combine with Gallagher to provide the points, while Bugs Bergamo kept the defensive goals clear. Even while the squad was clinching the South Shore Hockey League Cham- pionship, coach Dave Hourin was looking forward hungrily to entering the team in the Metropolitan play-offs. The schedule: Brockton, Milton, Quincy, Hingham, Mfhitman, Brockton, Milton, Hingham, XVhitman, and Quincy. I ' 6 -ws? Q.: , wmv, fifwf. A ,, -Z: ek ' gy M, f 25, 1, fr' qw ., Eff V, ' f 4m'f94:Ja'w,fy1, vfwaffw ' ,.,, V -ma Www, WLM' .NMTW 2' ' f' N-mzvrzf , ' H ,,,,,m,-WWA wswJf2'3W9' f ' ., AA -Z-wi ..... .,x - ' if'gf,,l, rg, 4 aj, i. ,,.,,,..,nw , , ,N -sw .. Q, N,.Q,,M , N , .. ,S . G M v v , My I 5 vo' K., K4 f -M 9, '45 Q, viwhv - X X mf f faq, M , ,, ,V , W Y, ,A .f M' -4 . 'ap Vw A , ,I mul, H . I ,. ,M M, Y. -. ': ' 'ya 5 1 1 ,V '1,fjf K 2 41,4 Q - M 984' 1 , ,ax 3 :af fn, ,MW .A 3 , 8' -ar .wx -.,- -1 15219. - . M1 Q , v W I A Yilg, ,waved A- 4. 7 1-f ' ' . - , fbz..-if 'K A xg 'IL - c ' Iv-dn- rife mf oaague Cjfzamloiona TRACK Harpo Hurley's consistently brilliant running, climaxed by his second place finish in the annual South Shore Meet, highlighted the 1950 cross country season. ' Witli Hurley returning in the mile, Tom Sullivan and Dave Gibson in the hurdles, Stan Clark in the high jump, Tom Neville and Bill MacKinnon in the dash, and Bill Seller in the shot put, back from last year's Division II champions in the Metropolitan League, prospects appeared bright. However, because of the loss of some top men by graduation and because of the light turnout this year, the undermanned squad was not expected to match last year's record. Mainly because of the improvement in a group of newcomers, including Dave Hurley, Joe McDaniel, Richard Roberts, Vin Miller, and others, and be- cause of the record-shattering performances of the veterans, North again found itself in possession ol the Division ll trophy with an undefeated record in league competition. Coach Gerry Lyons' first spring track team, with the experienced boys in top form, and the first year men having gained experience and confidence, ap- peared capable of extending the fine record achieved by his first indoor team. W 59.m4K Ni k L2 fa ffffs X x X Ei? 7 Q Jf?lVS3gRQX5Xk xii Wag? f-'V x f wa W VLC, xx 1 P' Q W Q adQW?B S XXMYRE NQXAI 14 - V' fhxyif? any 4.4! ,1J-f ll Ll YN TW kv W !A N L .41 J LQ. .2 UM f 5.47ffQ Wifi , X, Wy ff! ff! f f Af X 44 X X ff! ff I 1 C35 Yu, im ,ff Ui, CLIRI. Ann Richards .... ,Xnn Richards . . . Jean Dunlop .... Jw IJ ffl! ts ., aa 5- KN 0 V V Mx 1 l X ... Best .-111-Rozuzd . . ,lIostE1zergetic' , Virginia Brown .... . . .... .Host Popular . . . Best Personality' BOY . . . Jaines Black . . . Dean Larson . . . . John Murray . . . . John Murray Virginia Brown .... . . . Class IlZdl.I'I'dll61lZ.Sf Halter Berthelson Nancy Tibbeus . . .... Best Natured .... ..,. I lichard Miller Jean Cordon . . . Patrifia Black . . . Barbara Hussey . . Judith Marr .... . lli2ll'lJIll'2l Newell . . Nlarjorie McNulty Julia lielliher .,.. Sally Kennedy . . Jean Dunlop .... . . .llost .llzzsieal . . . . Class ilrtist . . ... Best IJIHZFBJ' ., . . . Best Dresser . . .. Best Iflllkllllg . ... Class ll'1't ... ,.... Qaietest .l.. .Host Dependable .... Friendliest .,. Jacqueline Ulmerg ... ....... Catest ,.... xlllfllfll Robertson l32ll'lJ2ll'2l Hussey . . liilccn Hearing .. liilcen llc-:lining .. Juclill1Nl:1l'l '.,. . . . . . Edison McDaniel . . Donald Carroll . . . Jaines Powers . ...... John Grigor . . . Richard XVright . . . . . Charles Coughlin Donald Maclienzie . , , .... Richard Cushing . ...... James Black . . . Dean Larson . . Best .qltlzlete . . . . . August Cuneo Best I'lI'gIIt'C'J.' Pll3'SI.!!l1C' .. . . . Donald Miller Ia'eal Student .... . . . ...Q James Bligh llnst ljleely to SIll'l'I'f'l1 . . . ..,.A James Bligh Class Detzmi fientlenzazz ,, . . . . . John Grigor .IEANNE ACKER l37 Barham Avenue Dependable . . . a welcome ad- dition to any group. . . freckles and fun. Girls' Sports, l, 33 Bowling Club, l. 2, 33 Girls' Club, 3. EDXVARD G. AMES KIM!! 43 Tyler Street Full of sport and fancy free . . . someday his hidden talents will come to light. Football, 1: Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club, 23 Sketch Club, 1. JANET E. ANDERSEN 184 Atlantic Street Her smooth and flawless appear- ance bespeaks calm efficiency and an amicable personality. Sketch Club, 1, 23 Rifle Club, l, 2, 3 fSecretary, 353 Trafhc Squad, 23 Biology Club, 23 Girls' Club, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Teachers' Ca- reer Club, 2: Home-room Repre- sentative, 33 Library Book Rec- ommendation Committee, 2, 33 Honorary Member of Xvollaston XVoman's Club, 33 High Honor Roll, l, 23 Honor Roll, 33 Na- tional Honor Society, 2, 3 tVice President, 35. RONALD BALDVVIN Ace 278 Fayette Street Nonchalant . . . would rather make history than study it . . . lively talker. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 History Club, 33 Teachers' Career Club, 23 Math Club, 23 Honor Roll, 1. DONALD C. BARNES Don 74 Randlett Street Mr. Easy Going . . . incapable of making an enemy . . . good- natured . . . has his generosity prevailed upon by cafeteria loan seekers . . . bashful smile . . . quiet and likeable. History Club, 2, 33 Bowling Team, 2, 33 Teachers' Career Club, 23 Sketch Club, 33 Glee Club, 33 North Star, 3. PHILIP BARON Phil 9 Chick Street Flashy puckster . . . abundant sense of humor . . . lively, win- ning personality. Hockey, 1,23 Hi-Y, 3. HARTNELL BARTLETT 85 Sharon Road Trombona fide bandman . . . pleasing and enjoyable talker . . . alert sense of humor. Band, 1, 2, 33 Hlinter Track, 2 fBI2tI121gC1'DQ Spring Track, 1, 23 Prom Committee, 3., STANLEY BECKER Sian 249 Arlington Street Gets along well with everyone ...never avoids hard work . . . known for his incompara- ble sense of humor. Boys' State, 23 Manet Staff, 3 tAssistant Editorvin-Chiefj3 Traf- fic Squad, 23 Math Club. 23 Hi-Y, 33 Dance Committee, 23 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 33 National Honor So- ciety, 3. ROBERT BELL Bohn 209 Newbury Avenue Quietly good-natured . . . gen- eral personality that rings a Bell every time . . . ever af- fable and friendly. Spring Track, 23 Honor Roll, 1. XVILLIAM BERNARDI Bill 87 Appleton Street Loads of laughs when Bill's around . . . perpetual good hub mor. Sketch Club Nice President, lj: Band. l: Orchestra. 13 History Club, 23 Glee Club, 33 Math Club, 23 Honor Roll, 1. IVALTER BERTHELSEN Buzzie 3 Sherman Street Known for his friendlr, busi- ness-like manner . . . will be re- membered for his fine singing voice. Hi-Y. 2, 3: Glee Club, 3: Student Council, 3. JAMES BLACK 'ljinf' 949 Furnace Brook Parkway Quick witted . . . hot sketcher and talented artist . . . unbeat- able popularity. Football. 1. 2. 3: Basketball, l, 2: Hi-Y. 2: Sketch Club, 2: Bowl- ing Club. 2: Boys' State. 2: Man- et Staff 1Art Manager, 35: Dance Committee. 2, 31 Prom I'sher, 2: Prom Committee, 3 QChairman, sp. PATRICIA BLACK Patsy 949 Furnace Brook Parkway Her artistic ability has no limit, and her ambition has no rest. Drill Team, I: Girls' Sports, 1, 3: Girls' Club. 3 qlixecutive Board. 3j: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Manet Staff, 3: Prom Committee, 3. UIAKIES BLIGH jim U Gordon Street jim nastic . . . able student . . . a good word and smile for everyone. Trafhc Squad. 2: Library Book Recommendation Committee. 2: High Honor Roll, 3: Honor Roll. 1, 2: National Honor S0- ciety, 2, 3 lPresident, 35. VIRGINIA BROXYN Ginny 2 Xlcst Elm Axenue Xotcd for her parties . . . al- way. on the go . . . personality lmllls. Rifle Club. l: bills' Sports, l, 2, 55: Class SL'Cl'l'l2ll'f'. 2: 'lr'- '- '. 3: XIQIIICI Stall. 3: Cirls' Club. 3 il'rc-siclenl, 35: Prom Committee, 3: Dance Cmnmillt-c. 2: Prom lkhcr. 2: Graduation lk , 'Z llonor Roll, I. BURTON BROIVN Brownie 356 West Squantum Street Never a dull moment with Burt . . . natural ladies' man. Hockey, l, 3: Student Council, 2 QTreasurerj: Dance Commit- tee, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3: North Star Staff, 1. ROY BRUTON Flash 17 Channing Street Class camera bug . . . excellent track man . . . proud of his photographic equipment . . . wants to be a press photograph- er . . . likeable, good-natured. North Star Photographer, 2, 3: Cross Country, 2: Track, 1, 2: Hi-Y, 3: Rifle Club, 1: Manet Staff, 3: Spanish Club, 2. RICHARD BUCKLEY Hank 159 .Arlington Street An enthusiastic baseball player . . . veteran tenant of the hot comer . . . often serious, but always friendly. Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Football, 1. JOHN CADOGAN ll-lack!! 33 Sunrise Road Tall, silent type . . . excels on the baseball diamond . . . a steadfast friend. Football, 2: Baseball, 2, 3. IOSEPH CANTY ' rrloeu 71 Safford Street A man of very few words . . . likeable . . . easy to get along with. Football, 1: Baseball, I. JoAN'cAPoRAL jack ie 34 Albion Road Oh, that complexion . . . per- petually happy . . . nice voice. Spanish Club, lg Senior Student Council, 3 fTreasurerQg Dance Committee, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 3, Bowling Club, 3: First Aid Club, 3: Manet Stalf, 3. ANN CARROLL Nancy 31 Copley Street Enthusiastic and full of fun . . . friendly and likeable . . . laugh- ter is the best medicine. Girls' Sports, 2, 33 Girls Club. DONALD CARROLL Red 231 Harvard Street just won't give the girls a break . . . the lad with the winning smile and artistic ability . . . holds down first base like a pro. Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Winter Track, 2, 31 Hi-Y, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Cross Country, 3: Dance Com- mittee, 3g Alternate for Boys' State, 23 Honor Roll, l. DOLORES CHRISOM Chris 323 Fayette Street Always has a friendly smile and greeting . . . wonderful sense of humor. Girls' Club, 33 Girls' Sports, 23 Manet Staff, 3. STANTON CLARK flslanll 12 Freeman Street High jumper with springs in his feet . . . really a good fellow to know when he comes down from the stratosphere. Track, 1, 2, 33 Cross Country, 2, 3 CManagerjg Manet Staff, 3, North Star, 3, Prom Committee, 3. f :iff 47' 1 ','- f fr a M? I 4 if U , as 'J Y Q v 0 7 pm- .1 - 1 az . ,W v .'f12.,ff.ff-iw::rw f...-s s.gqM,,.,..s ' H 63 Z 3211192514 . ,., fy, 1 2551 .fm . V X .M -. W , .. ar. gsiii-::E1... fa .- , ,, A.-m,.f.,. ,. , Mg .gg ,J -,1 A1 0 ' Q-. fMg,,..., . . ba-..: ,. 1.. I.. - 12121111931 .- ff .. , , 5 .. 6 K' . . , . .. . . 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Bowling Club, 2: Sketch Club, l, 2 QI'resident, 25: North Star, 23 Manet Stuff. 3: Spanish Club, l: Girls' Sports, l. 3: Girls' Club, 33 Prom Committee, 3. MARYLOU COOK Cookie 18 Albion Road Has a million dollar smile for everyone . . . one of the friend- liest in our class. Cirls' Sports. 2: Girls' Club, 3 Qlixecutive Boardjg Bowling Club, 3: Manet Staff, 3. G. ELAINE COSGROVE 167 Billings Road Twinkling eyes . . . has a ready smile for everyone . . . always pleasant. Library Staff, l. 2: Girls' Club, 3. CHARLES E. COUGHLIN MC1IIll'fI.6'H 17 Holmes Street A real live wire . . . friendly . . . trigger-quick sense of hu- mor . . . has many friends . . . gets a laugh Ollt of anyone, any- time. Band, 1, 2: Manet Staff. 3: Prom Committee, 33 Dance Connnit- tee, 3: Homeroom Representa- tive. 3. MARUIORIE COXVLEY ilIarg1'e 64 Rawson Road Nicely groomed . . . her lovely chestnut tresses are admired by all . . . good sport. Girls' Sports, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Rifle Club, 33 Honor Roll, 2. ELIZABETH CROUMEY Betty lll Russell Street ' Sweet and demure . . . a true friend . . . the twinkle in her eye accompanies her ready smile. Future Homemakers Club, 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club, lg Library Staff, lg Biology Club, 2: Traffic Squad, 2: Girls' Club, 3: Manet Staff. 33 Honor Roll. l. 2. 3: Na- tional Honor Society, 2 lCo-Vice President, 33. RICHARD CUSHING Dirk II8 Faxon Road Hard worker . . . high goals . . . excellent student . . . capa- ble traekman . . . serious mind- ed. Track Team. l,fi1'lll'2llllC Squad. 23 Clross Clountry. 33 Manet, 3 ll'lllllfll'-ill-fiillCljQ Nlatb Club. 2: lligll Honor Roll, l, 2. 32 Li- brary Book Reconnnendalion Committee. 2. 31 N a I io n 21 l llonor Society, 2, 3 l'Ireasurer. U Jil. CARL H. DAITCH 3 XfVillet Street Good shot, good looks, good sport . . . pal to everyone . . . well-liked by everyone. Rifle Club, l, 2, 3. PAUL DEANE 35 Ocean Street A real ladies' man . . . popular . . . known for his interest in athletics. Football, 1, 2, 3. EILEEN DEARING . EIaine 22 Kendall Street One of the most promising can- didates for all around success produced by the class of '51 . . . her friendship is a thing of no little value. Library Staff, l, 2, 3 fVice Presi- dent, 2, President, 3jg Trafiic Squad, lg Manet Staff, 3: Girls' Club qlixecutive Boardj, 33 Fu- ture Homemakers of America, l, 2, 3 lState Vice President, 1, State President, 2, Historian, 3,3 Library Book Recommendation Committee, 33 Math Club, 2: Glee Club. 2: High Honor Roll, l, 2, 33 National Honor Society. 2, 3. LOIS DEISS L0z'e 79 Edwin Street Tall, slim, and attractive . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . al- ways willing to help a friend. Dance Committee, 35 Girls' Club, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3. HELEN DENNISON UDL'llI1yU 49 Pope Street A small bundle of pep . . . cute . . . fun to be with. Drill Team, I1 Drum Majorette, 2. 31 Tri-Hi-Y. 3: Girls' Club, 3: Student Council, 3: Manet Staff, 3: Bowling Club, 3: Prom Com- mittee. 33 Twirlerettes Club. 3. LARRIE DEPREY Lar 96 Colby Road Pity the fellow who gets blamed for movie projection trouble . . . quiet and friendly . . . im- perturbable. Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3: Motion Pic- ture Operators' Club, l, 2. 3 Qllresident, 35. THERESA DEPREY KlTe,.,.yPP 96 Colby Road Talented along culinary lines . . . pleasant charm . . . willing F. H. A. worker. Library Stall, 254 Home Econom- ics Club, 2, 3 4President, 353 Girls' Club, 35. HELEN DERRINGER Derry 40 Ruthven Street Naturally nice . . . a winning smile that's a real asset. Girls' Club, 33 Bowling Club, l, 33 Girls' Sports, l, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 3. -IAMES DiBONA Rally 236 Farrington Street A friendly chap with a smile to match his healthy appearance. Football, l, 2, 35 Track, l, 2: Prom Committee, 3. JOHN DONAHUE fffatkff 48 Sealund Road Always courteous . . . well liked for his good nature . . . consci- entious. Hi-Y, 2, 33 Tennis, 2, 3. LAWRENCE DONAHUE Larry 48 Freeman Street Quiet and .serious . . . favorite period--lunch. GERALDINE M. DONVLING Gerry 50 Presidents Lane Quite a cook . . . her pizza par- ties are famous at North. Library Staff, 1, 2: Future Home- makers of America, 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee, 33 Girls' Club, 3. JAMES Dovus jim 43 Glover Avenue A lad with plenty of reserve vocal power . . . if you think he's quiet-look again. Football, 1, 2, 3. DONNA ALICE DRINAN 44-DOI!!! 225 North Central Avenue A warm heart gives her a cheer- ful smile . . . she has a friendly greeting for everyone. Nurses' Career Club, 33 Girls' Club, 3. CAROLE DUGGAN 216 Holbrook Road An Irish beauty . . . loves to laugh . . . her lively smile wins many friends. Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 31 Girls' Club, 3: Drill Team, l, 2. -IANE DUGGAN ,Bugs 216 Holbrook Road Light-hearted . . . stunningly beautiful . . . what bewitching eyes. Girls' Club, 35 Drill Team, l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y, 3. JEAN M. DUNLOP Jeanne 208 Billings Street Our lively secretary . . . a bon- nie Scotch lassie with a friendly twinkle in her eye. Girls' Sports, l, 2, 35 Student Council, 25 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 35 Manet Staff, 35 Dance Committee, 35 Girls' Club, 35 Homeroom Rep- resentative, l, 25 Senior Class Secretary, 35 Prom Committee, 35 North Star, 2, 35 Graduation Marshal, 25 Class Day, 3. GEORGE DUPLAIN 203 Atlantic Street Well dressed and well liked . . . calm, cool manner . . . proud of his beautiful car. PATRICIA ANN DWYER Hpatn y 13 IVi1let Street The light of Gorman's jewelry Store . . . dresses well . . . big smile to match a sunny disposi- tion. Tri-Hi-Y, 35 Prom Usher, 2: Graduation Marshal, 2: Student Council 35 Student Council Sec- retary, 35 Girls' Club, 3. RALPH EISNER Ralphz'e 98 Walker Street Yvarm, sincere personality . . . dapper dresser . . . liked by all and buddy to all. North Star, 35 Dance Commit- tee, 35 Prom Committee, 3. ELLA ELLIS 63 Marlboro Street Cute as a button . . . spends spare time driving her Plym- outh or relaxing on the Abeg- weit. History Club, 2, 3 fSecretary, 255 Girls' Club, 35 Honor Roll, 1: National Honor Society, 3. PATRICIA A. FAHERTY Pat 134 Wilson Avenue Peppy, petite drum majorette . . . charming smile and per- sonality . . . friends galore. Drill Team, 15 Drum Majorettes. 2, 35 Bowling, 1, 2, 35 Girls' Club, 3 QExecutive Boardj5 Manet Staff, 35 Girls, Sports, 15 Twirlerettes Club, 3: Home- room Representative, 25 Honor Roll, 2. CONSTANCE MARIE FARRELL Connie 64 Fenno Street Always friendly and cheerful . . . looking forward to fulfill- ment of her future plans. Bowling Club, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 25 North Star, 2, 35 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 35 Girls' Club, 3 fEx- ecutive Boardjg Library Book Recommendation Committee, 2: National Honor Society, 3. LILLIAN B. FARRELL lfLill7 88 Farrington Street Flaming red hair matches her lively spirit . . . her smile is ever ready. Bowling Club, 1, 25 Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 35 Library Staff, 15 Future Homemakers of America, 1, 25 North Star, 35 Girls' Club, 3. LOYAL ELIN FAUROT Red 36 Hollis Avenue North's gain from Hyde Park . . . a charming newcomer who has made many friends. Girls' Club, 3. ANDREA FISHER Andere 213 Billings Street Sweet, soft-spoken . . . under- neath the appearance of shiness is a keen sense of humor. Dance Committee, 33 Manet Staff, 33 North Star, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 3 flixecutive Boardy Girls' Sports, 2, 3 fOH'lcial 2, 353 Prom Committee, 3. DIANE FISHER CfDilJ 213 Billings Street Born comedienne . . . every- body's friend . . . never a dull moment when she's around. Tri-Hi-Y, 33 Bowling Club, 1, 33 Girls' Club, 3 flixecutive BOZIIIIDQ North Star, 33 Girls' Sports, 1, 2. 3. MARION FOSTER 21 Apthorp Street Sparkling personality . . . boundless enthusiasm . . . loves to go sailing. Bowling Club, 13 Girls' Club, 3 flixecutive Boardy Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Nurses' Career Club, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Prom Committee, 3. ANNE M. FRAUMENI 171 Billings Road Vivacious . . . enjoys people . . . her sense of humor wins many friends. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club, 23 Manet Staff, 33 North Star, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative, 13 Library Stall, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Homeroom Representative, lg Honor Roll, 2. ROBERT FRONGELLO Bob 47 Airport Road Conscientious . . . his friendly smile and manner make him well liked. Manet Staff, 33 Spanish Club, 33 Hi-Y, 33 Honor Roll, 1, 2: Na- tional Honor Society, 3. Qlt 332' 2, . .1511 iz' 'ff' V-. as Q1 Q, I .. f - -, .,.,. ,. af ... w f?r '1- , ' , , J ' .2 ,tg ew ,ff , . p .V if , - G mf as fa . I -.r- f 1 'S' fat' -14 1' . 1: -if I?Z,'f? 1 , Gs: 4' , 0-P04 1, - - 4.2 N f uss . 4 MZ -'- '- 5 1 2 a f if ., f ,f 4 f ll' W f X ' f ,f 1 0 Z f 4' , 1 ff, y , , I 1 , w ' ,lr ff 'J ., -f - v .- 5 H VW, 'S y- ': -' 2 - 'I-Mn My ., ' .rf f ' L 31.4 . ' - Joi X auf MARYJAN12 GALLAGHER rlslanierr 40 Tyler Street Terrific basketball forward . . . a whiz behind the wheel. Drill Team, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Twirlerettes Club, 33 Honor Roll, 1. RICHARD T. GALLAGHER 134 Franklin Avenue Laughter is the best medicine, that's why he's never sick. Hockey, 1, 2, 33 Dance Commit- tee, 33 Baseball, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 33 Spanish Club, 3. ROBERT GENEREUX Gen 92 Colby Road The boy with the Buick . . . can he make those drums talk . . . great personality. Band, 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 3. MARGARET GERVASI fipeggyff 223 Beach Street A wonderful sport . . . wears clothes well . . . pet peeve - being teased about her bowling ability . . . an efficient advertis- ing manager. Bowling Club, 2, 33 North Star, 2, 3 QAdvertising Manager, 353 Girls' Club, 33 Spanish Club, 2: Honor Roll, l, 2. ' BRUCE A. GETCHELL Getch 43 Deerfield Street Friendly as a Samaritan . . . as a doctor he'll keep his patients in stitches. Homeroom representative to the Student Council. 1, 23 Glee Club, 33 Biology Club, 33 North Star, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Honor Roll, 1, 23 Library Book Recommenda- tion Committee, 2, 33 Rifle Club, 33 National Honor Society, 3. DAVID GIBSON Daz'c ' 212 Harvard Street Fast trackman . . . unpredicta- ble wit . . . live wire. XVinter track, 2, 3: Cross Coun- try. 3: Spring Track, 2, 31 Prom Committee, 33 Hi-Y, il, Honor Roll, 1, 2. ROSEANN GILBODY Rose 253 Highland Avenue Raven-haired beauty . . . charm- ing smile . . . hard working vice president. Bowling Club, lg Girls' Sports, lg Homeroom Representative, l, 2, Dance Committee, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y, 2, 35 Vice president of Senior Class, 33 Prom Commit- lee. 3: Nlanet Staff, 3: Girls' Club, 33 Library Book Recom- mendation Committee, 2: Grad- uation Marshal, 2: Honor Roll, 1, 23 National Honor Society, 3. PHILIP GOODXVIN Goodie 141 Wilson Avenue Quietly candid and congenial . . . an asset to our Rifle team. Band, 1, 2, 33 Orchestra, 2: Rifle Club, 2, 3 QPresident, 353 Hi-Y, 3 JEAN 12sTH1-:R GORDON 'ijeanieu 94 Belmont Street Everybody's pal . . . she' has a rare combination of vivacity and reliability plus a lovely soprano voice. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 fYice Presi- dent, 3jg Future Homemakers of America, 2, 3 1State Secretary, 2, 355 Spanish Club, 2, Girls' Club flixecutive Board, 353 Manet Staff, 33 Library Staff, lg Biology Club, 2: Bowling Club, 25 High Honor Roll, lg Honor Roll, 2, 3, Choristers, lj Library Book Recommendation Committee, 2, 33 National Honor Society, 3. PATRICIA GREEN MPM., IRI Harriet Avenue She has wit and fun and hre. Tri-lli-Y, 2, 3 1Trcasurer, 3j2 Bowling Club, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Girls' Sports. 3. fuu- G! .1 3 3? SUSAN GREEN Sue ' 97 Taylor Street Always neatly, attractively, and stylishly dressed . . . has excel- lent taste . . . witty and fun to be with. Sketch Club, 2, 31 Bowling Club, 23 North Star, 1, 2, Girls' Club, 35 Manet Staff, 3. GIVEN GREENXVOOD 191 East Squantum Street One of our drum majorettes . . . a willowy brunette with a pleasing personality and a quiet charm. Honor Roll, lg Girls' Basketball, lg Drill Team, l, 2: Prom Usher, 23 Girls' Club, 33 Drum Major- ette, 3: Bowling Team, 3, Prom Committee. 3. BETHEL GRIGGS Red 382 YVest Squantum Street Yvhat beautiful red-gold curls ...soft blue eyes reflect her gentleness . . . serious, yet merry. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Girls' Sports, lg Teachers' Career Club, 2: Honor Roll, 1. JOHN GRIGOR Johnnie 30 Grandview Avenue Dapper gentleman . . . our can- didate for super salesman . . . always something doing at De- Molay, huh, Johnnie? Dance Committee, 2, 39 Manet Staff, 3 Q.-Xdvertising Managerjg Prom Committee, 3, Hi-Y, 3. R. LYMAN HADLOCK 170 Elliot Avenue h Enjoys skating at Riverview . . . favorite subjects: shop and body mechanics . . . for him life be- gins at 2:30. Rifle Club, 1, 33 Track, 1. ALLEN S. HALBERG 82 l'Vebster Street Likes the music room better than the physics lab . . . big, easy going . . . talkative . . . good leadership material. Band, 1, 2, 3 tPresident, 35, Or- chestra, l, 23 Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 2, 3 tSecretary, 2, Presi- dent, 3jg Motion Picture Opera- tors Club, 1, 2. SYLVIA HALLEVIK 65 Chapman Street Her statuesque beauty is breath- taking . . . musically talented . . . a truly sweet girl and Hne friend. Girls' Club, 3. ' NANCY HAMILL Nan 96 Wendell Avenue Petite blond . . . a loyal friend . . . neatly dressed. Girls' Club, 3, Basketball, 3. BERNADETTE HANNON Bernie 63 Hodges Avenue Pep and personality plus . . . cute as a button and constantly laughing . . . Pet expression- What did you do in P. D.? Cheerleader, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3 QVice President, 355 Manet Staff, 33 Dance Committee, 23 Girls' Club, 3 flixecutive Boar-dj, North Star Staff, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 3. 1 DEBORAH HART HDebU 34 Meadow Street . Love that shining blond hair and those wonderful brown eyes . . . her understanding will make her a good nurse. Biology Club, lg Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 3 fPresident, 353 Choristers, 13 Spanish Club, 35 Girls' State Representative, 2: First Aid Club, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society, 3. DAVID C.. HARVEY Dave 112 Hamden Circle An able student . . . popular . . . refreshingly optimistic . . . expert marksman. Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3 fPresident, 2, Vice President, 35, Hi-Y, 3. MARGARET HATHON llpeggyrr 88 Standish Road Fashion conscious . . . has de- veloped a great deal of poise through modeling . . . active in- terest in world affairs. Library Staff, 35 History Club, 3: Girls' Club, 35 Basketball, lg Sketch Club, 13 National Honor Society, 3. MARTHA HAYDEN 16 Landsdowne Street Possesses a piquant charm . . . sweet and quiet . . . her soft voice reflects her gentle manner. Spanish Club, lg Bowling Club, 3, Girls, Club, 31 Nurses' Career Club, 3, North Star Staff, 3, Li- brary Book Recommendation Committee, 2: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society, 3. BRENDON D. HEALEY Bre1zdz'e 54 Carlisle Street Prefers Dorchester girls to those at North . . . never refuses to grant a favor . . . casual atti- tnde. ALLAN S. HILL Al 208 Beach Street Tall, dark, and handsome . . . could challenge Mercury for speed. Football, 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH HILSTROM Badly 68 East Elm Avenue Eager for fun . . . takes her eu- joyment where she finds it . . . a friendly air toward all. Girls' Club, 33 Girls' Sports. BARBARA HOGAN f-Bm-If 42 Franklin Avenue The second half of Nancy and Barbara . . . nice clothes . . . fun. Girls' Club, 3. BETSY A. HOLLINSHEAD Bells 43 Piermont Street An energetic girl . . . perpetu- ally busy . . . always manages to find time for fun. Girls' Sports, lg Library Staff, 1, 2, 3 Wice President, 35: Honorary lMember lVollaston XVUIIIZIILS Club, 3: Girls' Club, 33 North Star, 33 Manet, 3: Li- brarv Book Recommendation Comlmittee. 2. 3: Honor Roll, l. 23 National Honor Society, 2, 3. EVERETT A.' HOPKINSON H0PPJ ' 29 Ferndale Road Truly a live wire . . . always good for a laugh . . . his car is a landmark here at North. Tennis, 2. GERALDINE HOPPER Gerry 37 Holmes Street Calm and friendly . . . spends ueekentls Xllllllllllfh on wheels. Bowling Club, 21 Rifle Club, lg frills' Club, fl. BARBARA ANN HUSSEY 135 Norfolk Street Queen of the harmonizers . . . smooth dancer . . . could fill a book with her jokes and the new expressions. Bowling Club, l, 2, 33 Girls' Sports, 2, 3: Dance Committee, 2, Girls' Club, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: North- Star, 3: Prom Committee, 3. MARGARET HUTT llpegg-yi! 12 Greenwood Avenue Quiet . . . but very friendly . . . a pleasant hello for everyone. Bowling Club, 1, 2, 33 Library Staff, lg Girls' Club, 3. CORRINE JACKSON Vicki 105 Bellevue Road Our own head drum majorette . . . a charmingly sweet girl . . . always looks pretty. Drill Team, lg Drum Majorette, 23 Head Drum Majorette, 3: Dance Committee, 2. 3, Twirler- ettes, 33 Girls' Club, 35 Future Homemakers of America, 2. BEVERLY joy ffzsaff 54 Standish Road A sunny disposition and cheery smile . . . will always bring joy to the hearts of her many friends. Library Staff, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 31 Manet Staff, 33 Girls' State Rep- resentative, 23 High Honor Roll, lg Honor Roll, 2, 33 National Honor Society, 2, 3. KARL FRANCIS KACHADOORIAN Kaitlin 129 Beale Street Always active and full of pep . . . unpredictable . . . an inter- esting talker . . . really popular. lVinter Track, 33 Baseball, 3: Nlanet Stall, fl. PAUL F. KEANE 100 Russell Street Known for his many interests . . . always in a good mood . . . enthusiastic . . . his many friends are proof of his line personality. Band, 1, 2, 33 Orchestra, 1, 23 Hi-Y, 2, 33 Rifle Club, 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club, 2, Track, 1, North Star, 2, 3 4Sports Editor, 35: Manet Stall, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. JAMES KELLEY Kell 150 Ocean Street Always sees the brighter side of life . . . never without his big grin . . . brown curly hair. Glee Club, 1: Prom Committee. JULIA KELLIHER julie 105 Elmwood Avenue Quiet, but always has a friendly smile . . . dependable and loyal. Library Staff, lg Bowling Club, 1, Girls' Club, 3. SHIRLEY KENIP I'Sl1i1'l 9 Edwin Street Ever available sense of humor . . . enthusiastic North rooter . . . attractive. Homeroom Representative, 35 Drill Team, 1, 23 Drum Major- ette, 3, Twirlerettes Qljresfdent, 35, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Girls' Club fExecutive Board, 353 Bowling, 33 Girls' Sports, lg Manet Staff, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3. SALLY ANN KENNEDY 18 VVindsor Road Pleasantness and efficiency plus personality and brains . . . a capable student, a delightful friend. Sketch Club, lg Bowling, lg Traf- Hc Squad, 23 Student Council, 3 fPresident, 353 Biology Club, 23 Library Book Recommendation Committee, 2, 3, Teachers' Ca- reer Club, 2: Dance Committee, 33 Manet Staff, 3g Girls' Club, 33 Girls' State, 23 Homeroom Rep- resentative, 25 High Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 2, 3. 4' ji BARBARA' L. KENT Barb 231 Farrington Street Fla w le s s appearance . . . ef- Hcient . . . a wi n n i n g smile complements her lovely red hair. Student Council, lg Library Stall, 23 Girls' Club, 3 fExecu- tive Boardj, Homeroom Repre- sentative, 23 Bowling Club, 35 Manet Staff, 33 Girls' Sports, 35 Prom Committee, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3. ANNA MAE KETTNER r1my,' 8 Ellington Road Petite brown-eyed blond with a keen appreciation of music. Glee Club, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 1, 33 Library Staff, 3 fSecretaryjg Bowling Club, 3: Girls' Club, 33 Manet Staff, 35 North Star, 33 National Honor Society, 3. LAVVRENCE KING Larry 43 Union Street A man of friendly might.. . he knows what he wants out of life. Track, lg Homeroom Represent- ative, 3. NATALIE KINSBIAN Nat 115 Sacham Street Good sport . . . friendly . . . always ready with a helping hand. Nurses' Career Club, 2: History Club, 23 Bowling Club, 2: Girls' Club, 3, Spanish Club, 2. SHIRLEY KRAUTHAUSEN Lee 1-1 Oliver Street Always willing to pitch in to help . . . super-successful secre- tary for Girls' Club . . . good word for everybody. History Club, 2, 3 IPresident, 3jg Bowling Club, 2, 31 North Star, 2, 33 Teachers' Career Club, 2: Library Staff, 2, 3, Manet Staff, 3, Girls' Club, 3 ISecretaryjg Li- brary Book Recommendation Committee, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Math Club, 25 National Honor Society, 2, 3. ROBERT KRONHOLM Bob 230 Salford Street Strikingly good-looking . . . like- able . . . prefers sports to stud- ies. Football, 13 Baseball, 3. .rover KRUEGER 227 Billings Street Carefree as a breeze . . . snappy as popcorn. Homeroom Representativ'e, 13 Library Staff, lg Spanish Club, 23 North Star, 2, 33 Prom Usher, 2: Graduation Marshal, 23 Hist- Club, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Nurses' Career Club, 2,35 Honor Roll, 1. KENNETH LANG Stretch 131 Wilson Avenue Keen interest in basketball and baseball . . . tall and lanky. Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 3. DEAN LARSON Leak - 75 Ashworth Road Popular Squantumite . . . really a whiz on the gridiron . . . a standout on the diamond. Football, l, 2, 3 fCaptain, 353 Baseball, l, 2, 3, Basketball. 3. GILBERT LEVVIS Gill ll Billings Street Always fond of a good time . . . optimistic . . . frank and straightforward. MQ - M4 ' 1 ef' if-,. .zu- 14.4 RUTH LORING Ruthie 5 Amsterdam Avenue A cute blond with a fun-loving nature . . . talented on the 88's. Manet Staff, 3: Girls' Club, 33 Bowling Club, 3. GARY N. MacDOUGAL Heavy 142 Hamden Circle Quiet and easy going . . . good natured . . . hidden friendliness ' and humor. Honor Roll, l. KENNETH MacINTYRE HRedJ! 31 Bloomfield Street Quiet . . . sincere . . . soft- spoken . . . no red-headed temper . . . a loyal friend. DONALD MacKENZIE Mafia 288 Beach Street A good athlete . . . known for his interest in track . . . quiet, but always friendly. Track, 2, 3. WILLIAM L. Macl4INNON Mac 101 Beach Street Varied interests from football to music . . . secret passion- his harmonica. Glee Club, l, 2, 3 QTreasurer 35: Track, 2, 33 Prom Usher, 23 Bi- ology Club, 2: Choristers, I3 Prom Committee, 33 Indoor Track, 33 Football, 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY MQICLEOD Dottie 238 Highland Avenue Impeccably grcomed . . . duets by Nancy and Dottie famous at North . . . always has at new joke . . . enjoys herself. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 fSecretary, 333 Spanish Club, 1, 23 North Star, 2, 3 1.-Nrt I-Zditor, 333 Senior Stu- dent Council, 33 Manet Stalf, 33 Nurses' Career Club, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Prom Committee, 33 Honor Roll, 1, 33 National Honor Society, 3. BEULAH ELAINE MACOMBER 197 Farrington Street Enjoys listening to music . . . friendly. ' Girls' Club, 33 Bowling Club, 3. HERBERT O. MAHN Ossie 143 Fayette Street Well-liked and always full of fun . . . owner of one of the finest jeeps in captivity. Band, 1, 2, 33 Orchestra, I, 23 Rifle Club, 2. JOSEPH E. MAHONY 58 So. Bayfield Road Tall, dark, handsome . . . wavy black hair . . . quiet until you get to know him. Football, 1, 33 Track, 13 Prom Committee, 33 Hi-Y, 3. DOROTHY MARELLA Dolly 231 Newport Avenue Lively, fun-loving girlsportster . . . bright-eyed smile . . . gay, attractive personality. Girls' Sports, 23 Girls' Club, 3. CAROLYN MARKS 61 Webster' Street Equally at home on land or sea . . . the yacht club is her second home . . . one of North's ulte- lele ladiesf' Library Staff, l, 23 Future Home- makers of America, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Girls' Sports, 3. .IUDITH MARR Kllrlldyll 33 Exeter Street Tiny but terrific . . . poised . . . No. l nominee for class style- setter. Sketch Club, 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Cheerleader, 33 Prom Commit- tee, 33 North Star, 3. MARILYN MARR Illae 280 Fayette Street Deceivingly quiet . . . an all around good sport who can't resist a giggle. Bowling Club, 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 33 Senior Dance Committee, 33 Manet Stall, 33 Girls' Club, 33 Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll, 1. ELAINE ANN MCCORMACK 58 Williams Street Hidden sense of humor... well-groomed . . . t w i n k l i n g blue eyes. Manet Staff, 33 Girls' Club, 33 History Club, 33 Honor Roll. l. H. EDISON MCDANIEL Eddie 252 North Central Avenue Highly talented pianist . . . ver- satile . . . lots of fun . . . high academic ability. Glee Club, li Traffic Squad, 23 Manet Staff, 33 Graduation Ush- er, 23 High Honor Roll, I, 23 National Honor Society, 2, 3. JOSEPH B. MQGILLICUDDY -.joe-1 -ll Tyler Street Class funster . . . active junior class president . . . smoothie, ladies' man . . . famous sense of humor. Football, 1. 2. 33 Hi-Y, 2, 3 4'Treasurer, 35: Junior Class President, 23 Prom Committee, 33 Hockey, 33 Track, 1, 33 Manet Staff, 3: Dance Committee, 33 Prom Usher, 23 Class Day Com- mittee, 3 QChairmanj. JEAN MCGUINNESS 48 Prospect Street It's just a short ride from North Quincy to Brooklyn as far as she's concerned . . . loves vaca- tion time. Girls' Club, 3. LOIS ANN MCGUIRE Klldoeyvli 27 Freeman Street Soft, pretty hair . . . dancing blue eyes . . . incessant laugh- ECI. Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2. 33 junior Class Dance Com- mittee, 2: Girls' Club, 33 Bowl- ing Club, 33 Manet Stall, 33 Prom Committee, 33 North Star, 2, 3. XYALTER MCMASTER llBud!J 121 XN'est Elm Avenue Outstanding football player . . . known for his seriousness of purpose . . . one of our most popular classmen. Football, 1. 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3 rPresident, 333 Hi-Y, 3: Dance Committee, 2. DANIEL NIcNlECE ,lIr1r 667 liast Squantum Street keeps exerxone guessing . . . good nattned and easy going . . . 21 superior golfer. l-ootball, l, 2, 33 lloCkCy, l, 2, 31 Golf, l, 2, 33 HiAY. 3. 'ef' . 3 .ii Q 5 4 Q , .N ,4 ' -.'.,. ,I A . . .'-... ' '-'-'-3'f IU .,,., ' .nf MARUIORIE HELEN BICNULTY Mona 10 Faxon Road Efferyescent . . . happy-go-lucky . . .delights in being mis- chiexons, but is warm hearted. Girls' Club, 3g Tri-Hi-Y, 3. DONALD MILLER Don 110 Haviland Street One of North's best-looking boys . . . a real whiz on the pitcher's mound. Baseball, l, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 33 junior Class Dance Committee, 23 Prom Committee, 3. RICHARD MILLER IKRHIQS9! 78 Parke Avenue Youth is the time for play. Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Representative, 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 3. ROBERT TV. RIILLER Yanni 93 Sherman Street Always interested in his work . . . known for his neat appear- ance . . . distinguished for his ability in athletics. Football, 1, 2, 33 Dance Com- mittee, 23 Hi-Y, 33 Glee Club, 33 Manet Staff, 33 Hcckey, 33 Track, 33 Prom Committee, 33 Class Day Committee, 33 Honor Roll, 3. LORRAINE E. RIOORE Laurie Always a smile. never a frown . . . skilled in giving readings. Girls' Sports, l, 23 Girls' Club, 3. NANCY MORAN Nanc 58 XVoodbine Street Quiet, reserved, and pleasant... friendly smile makes her a pleas- ure to know. North Star, 2: Bowling Club, 33 Girls' Club, 3. PAUL MORIARTY KIAIOCI7 14 Gordon Street Truly a dependable football manager . . .full of fun . . . pleasing personality. Football, 1, 2, 3 fsenior man- agerj. PAUL MORIN 37 Hamden Circle Handsome, gentlemanly, happy- go-luckly . . . couldn't want a more sincere friend. Football, l, 23 Baseball, l, 3. WILLIAM F. MORRIS Peewee 52 Prospect Street The quiet type . . . always affable with friends . . . loves to talk sports with the boys. JOHN E. MURRAY ffpazzy' 160 East Elm Avenue He can keep any class from go- ing dull . . . famous for his red hair and broad smile . . . a joke for every occasion . . . a born sailor. Hockey, l, 2, 3: Dance Commit- tee, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 3, Prom Commit- tee, 3: Manet Staff, 33 Senior Class President, 3, Prom Usher, 2: Graduation Marshal, 2: Class Day Committee, 3. M- ? -W., 1-2:3 . 'Q' '42 '- iff' Z.. , ww' 1 '-re-xv' P V s is 'lu M' DAVID C1 NELSON ftDaUelJ GU Appleton Street Crackerjack ball player . . . his smile and personality make him well liked. ' Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Track, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 3. THOMAS F. NEVILLE Roscoe 39 Berlin Street A Hash as a dashman . . . depend- able linesman . . . serious man- ner. Football, l, 3: Cross Country, 2, Track, l, 2, 3. CHARLENE NEVVCOMB Chad -ll Flynt Street An avid sports fan . . . cheerful . . . an ideal friend. Girls' Club. 31 Prom Committee, 33 Bowling, 2. EMILY NEXVCOMB Lee 41 Flynt Street Pep, poise, and personality . . . vim, vigor, and vitality. Cheerleader, 3: Girls' Sports, l. 2: Girls' Club. 33 Prom Commit- tee, 3: Spanish Club, 3, North Star, 3. BARBARA ANN NEIVELL BarI1s ll Eustis Street Natural beauty . . . fashion con- scious . . . sweet and pleasant. Dance Committee, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 33 Girls' Club, 3. EBON NORDSTROM Bonnie 112 Sagamore Street Neat little trick with fashion know-how . . . friends galore. Bowling, l, Girls' Club, 3 fExe- cutire Board 31: junior Red Cross Representative, lg Dance Committee. 2, 3: North Star, 3: Manet Staff, 3. CHARLES G. NORRINGTON Charlie 187 1Vest Squantum Street Always well groomed . . . North's future BI. D .... a tie for every occasion . . . a friend worth har- ing. Band. 1. 2: Spanish Club, 2: North Star. 2: Hi-Y, 3: Dance Colnlnitlee. 3: Honor Roll, 2. .IACQUELINE R. OBERG jackie 184 Arlington Street Iiastidious in dress . . . a spark- ling smile and a personality to go along with it. Girls' Bowling, 3: Manet Staff, 3: Homeroom Representative, 3: Senior Class Dance Committee, 3: Girls' Club, 33 Honor Roll, 1. FREDERICK O'BRlEN O'Bi ' 64 French Street Casual attitude . . . modest . . . likes basketball . . . reserved. GEORGE L. OLSON, AIR. Swerlc 233 Billings Sl reet Xluays mln-c-ilnl . . . has a great liking lor :uint-rsalion . . . en- Ilrnsia-lic' about his work. SL:-Ich Cllnlp, l: Tennis, 3. TERRENCE O'MEARA Terry 36 Eustis Street Has a good time in school . . . appreciates N. Q. H. S., after his vacation . . . good natured. IOHN ORCUTT fljackvy 167 Pine Street Quiet . . . well liked . . . makes good use of his time . . . works well with others. . Football, 2. JEAN MARILYN PARKER 487 Hancock Street Rehned personality . . . hard worker . . .' has a pleasing voice. Glee Club, 3: Honor Roll, 1. FLETCHER PARTRIDGE Fletch 94 XValker Street Needs no introduction . . . our popular treasurer for two years . . . one of North's best dressed boys. Rifle Club, 1: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative, 1, 2: Class Treasurer, 2, 33 Dance Committee. 2, 3: Manet Staff, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Tennis, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 2, 3: Prom Usher, 2: Class Day, 3: Graduation Mar- shal, 2: North Star. 3: Honor, Roll, gl National Honor Society, 3 BRUCE PAUL Zeke 151 Bellevue Road Winning personality . . . all around companion . . . depend- able and hard working. Cafeteria Squad, 2. JOAN 1. PERLEY .Mutt 107 Hollis .Avenue Conscientious and determined. . . a lively twirler and lover of music . . . sure to attain success in her every endeavor. Drill Team, l fHead 353 Drum Majorette, 2: Girls' Sports, l, 23 Riding Club, lg Honor Roll 1, 2: Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca, 33 Girls' Club, 35 History Club, 2, Nurses' Career Club, 2. CLIFFORD PETERSON Cliff 59 Cheriton Road Tall, quiet, likeable . . . wins friends easily and quickly . . . agreeable personality. Football, lg Track, 23 Glee Club, 2. FREDERICK E. PIERCY Fred 38 Aberdeen Road A new convert to North . . . friendly smile . . . adapts himself to new situations . . . amicable. Honor Roll, 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society, 3. KATHERINE POCH K!Kayll 223 Newport Avenue Cheerful and friendly . . . likes children . . . well liked by all who know her. Spanish Club, 1, 23 Nurses' Ca- reer Club, 1, 2, 35 Girls' Club, 33 First Aid Club, 3. JAMES E. POWERS jimmy 7 Berlin Street A snappy dresser who goes in for flashy shirts . . . a perpetual joker. Student Council, lg Honor Roll, lg Hi-Y, 2, 33 Rifle Club l, 33 Glee Club, lg Spanish Club, 2, Prom Committee, 33 Library Book Recommendation Commit- tee, 23 Manet Staff, 33 Gradua- tion Usher, 2. GRACE -REAGAN 18 Ruthven Street Carefree and funloving . . .a con- tagious laugh. North Star, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 3, Bowling Club, 2. FRANCIS FREDERICK DODD Frankie 79A Walnut Street Good looking , . . popular . . . a hard worker . . . known for his interest and ability in sports. Football, l, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 23 Tennis, 1, 2: Hi-Y, 23 Trafhc Squad, 2. LORRAINE RENNIE Lee 41 Ardell Street Fun-loving, enjoys her summer vacations especially . . . her lrienclliness permeates her whole being. North Star, 2, 3g Girls'C1ub, 3. -IANET RICH KK-Ian!! 66 Mfalker Street Full of fun . . . her quick re- sponse to humor makes her a welcome addition to any group. North Star, fTreasurery 3, Li- brary Staff, l. ANN P. RICHARDS Bunny The little bunny with the huge personality . . . proof that a girl can be both athletic and sweet . . . beautiful clothes. Cheerleader, 1, 2, 33 CHead Cheerleader 35, junior Class Vice President, 25 junior Class Dance Committee, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3 fPre3ident of Tri-Hi-Y 353 Girls' Club, 3 fExecutive Boardjg Girls' State Representative 35 Dance Committee, 33 Manet Staff, 3: Graduation Usher, 2, Prom Com- mittee, 33 Honor Roll, l, 2, 33 National Honor Society, 2, 3. ROBERT J. RICHARDSON Bob 304 Atlantic Avenue Hard worker . . . characteristic laugh . . . dependable . . . effi- cient North Star Editor . . . modest. North Star. 2. 3 Editor-in chiel 3: History Cltth. 2: Manet Staff. 3: Honor Roll, lg National Honor Society. 3. JANE FRANCES RIDDELL 'Ajanie 73 Yassall Street Sympathetic . . . always sincere and conscientious . . . refined and sweet . . . takes an active interest in French. Nurses' Career Club. 2. 33 Bowl- ing Club. 23 History Club. 2, 3: Library Staff. 33 Girls' Club, 3: Nlanet Staff. 33 Library Book Recommendation Committee. 2. 33 First Aid Course, 33 Honor Roll. 3: National Honor Society. 3 SUZANNE RILEY Sue 19 Shepard Street A basketball player of incom- parable skill . . . witty . . . full of fun. Bowling Club, I. 2, 3: Girls' Sports. l. 2. 3: North Star. 2. 3: Girls' Club, 3. MARION A. RIORDAN 23 Holmes Street A witty remark for everything . . . frequents the Downs . . . lively personality. Future Homemakers of America, 2: Bowling Club. l, 25 Girls' Club. 33 Girls' Sports, l. .-XNNX 'lf RIZZO .'lr1r1ie l22 Hancock Street 'xllliltllyk' - - . poised . . . lun- lming . . . lncr ln-ztutilul clothes display hcl st-ning talent. Lilnatx Stall. 2: North Star, 2. .11 Xlant-t Stall. flg t.itls'Clt1b,3g l'lUlll f.UlIlIllllll,'C, fl. ...upl- ri 5 415' .iq '13 ANN ROBERTS 239 Hfilson Avenue Sweet smile with a personality to match . . . stylish clothes . . . rich with friends. Future Homemakers of America, l, 2, 3: Homeroom Representa- tive, lg Senior Student Council, 23 Traflic Squad, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3 fSecretary 35: North Star, 33 Girls' Club, 3 fllxecutive Boardjg Dance Committee, 35 Prom Com- mittee, 31 Library Book Recom- mendation Committee, 2, 3: Manet Staff, 3. High Honor Roll, l. 33 Honor Roll, 23 National Honor Society, 2, 3 fSecretary 35. MARILYN ROBERTSON Hlllin 6 Flynt Street North's future pro-softball play- er . . . yivid blue eyes. Bowling Club lg Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 3. VIRGINIA ROCHE Ginny 49 Vane Street A sweet smile . . . has one main interest in life outside of school. Girls' Club. 3. YVALTER ROSE Rosie 63 Hamilton Street All-round athlete . . . well known for his repertoire of jokes. Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, lg Football, 1, 2. ELEANOR M. ROY Ellie 106 Piermont Street A friendly greeting for everyone . . . handy with the needle and thread. Bowling Club, 2: Sketch Club, 2. 33 Girls' Club. 3 fExecutive Boardj: Honor Roll, 2. RALPH E. RYAN 14 Hum mock Road His ambition is to make business a pleasure and pleasure his busi- ness. Varsity Football, l, 2, 3, Base- ball, 3: Bowling Club, 2. jEAN'suNosrER Smoky 90 Faxon Road Quiet, twirleristic drum major- CLIC . . . good natured . . . a smile for everyone . . . not Hery, just Smoky, Honor Roll, 23 Drill Team, lg Drum Majorettes, 2: Assistant to Head Drum Majorette, 35 Twirl- erettes Club, 3 fVice Presidentjg Manet Staff, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 31 Bowl- ling Club, 33 Girls' Club, 3, National Honor Society, 3. JEAN SCULLY Scully 23 Rawson Road Lively addition to a classroom . . . her enthusiasm bubbles over. Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, Library Staff, lg Girls' Club. 3. WILLIAM SELLER Bill 63 Arlington Street Personality matches his stature . . . football receiver, shotput heaver. Football, 1, 2, 3, Track, l, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 33 Senior Class Dance Com- mittee, 3g Honor Roll, 3: Manet Staff, 3, National Honor Society, 3. WVILLIAM SIMPSON 'mme Never a lull in any conversation with Bill . . . at times a great ladies' man. ROBERT AB. SLATER Bob 92 Henry Street Neat and orderly in every cn- deavor . . . plans to make the Navy his career. .IANICE SLOOP fanny 51 lVillet Street Provides much pleasure for her many friends . . . no task too hard for her. Girls' Club, 3, Honor Roll, l. BARBARA ANN SMITH Bobbie 10 Chester Street Sweet voice and mild temper a perfect lady in every way. Library Staff, lg Girls' Club, 3: Manet Staff, 33 Spanish Club, 23 Prom Committee, 3. BARBARAJOAN SMITH Barbs 15 IVillow Street Talented dressmaker . . . a hard worker for all Girls' Club ac- tivities. Glee Club, l, 2, fBusiness Man- ager, 2jg Girls' Club, 3, qTreas- urerj. ROBERT SMITH Bob 54 XVayland Street Amiable . . . even tempered . . . tall, silent type. Hi-Y, gl Football, 2. LEONARD SNYDER Lenny S0 Pope Street Mild and reserved nature . . . well-mannered . . . at home with a violin. Orchestra. 1. 2. BARBARA SOUTHER Barb 37 Tyler Street Small bundle of energy . . . a real go-getter . . . always well- groomed. Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3: Girls' Club. 3: Dance Committee, 33 Senior Student Council, lg Honor Roll, 1, 2. 1 JOAN STAPLETON joanz'e 36 Gordon Street Beautiful blonde . . . immacu- late dresser . . . peaches and cream complexion. Girls' Club, 3. THELMA E. STEXVART TlzeI 86 XVashington Street Used to think that North Quincy nas the greatest spot on earth till she found Milton . . . can smile under any circumstances, Bowling, 2: Homeroom Rep- resentative 3: North Star, 2: Tri- Hi-Y, 3: Girls' Club, 3 flixecu- tive Boardj: Dance Committee, 25 Honor Roll, l. THOMAS F. SULLIVAN, JR. -fsurr' T4 YVillet Street Our fleet-fooled track star . . . unknown to no one . . . witty and full of fun. Cross Country, l, 2. 33 Track. l, 2. 33 Prom lkhcr, 23 Homeroom Re-prest-ntatixc. 3: Hi-Y, 33 Prom Clonnniltce,31Graduation Ikher 'I XVILLIAM SULLIVAN IKSZLIIJJ 205 Newbury Avenue Tall in height and long in popularity . . , red hot sense of humor . . . XVarm, expressive, brown eyes. Basketball, lg Track. 2. JULIA THERIAULT 9 Appleton Street Gay, charming, curly - haired North rooter . . . popularity plus. Girls' Basketball, lg Girls' Bowl- ing, 3: Girls' Club, 3. ROBERT THOMAS Bob 275 Farrington Street Hockey fan . . . ever ready wit . . . a hearty Hi! for everybody. MARIE BERNADETTE THOMPSON 90 XVendell Avenue Pretty and completely adorable . . . well-mannered . . . a true friend. Spanish Club, lg Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Senior Student Council, 2: Girls' Club, 3 fVice president, Execu- tive Boardjg Manet Staff, 3 CAssis- tant Chairman of Advertising Staffj: Library Book Recom- mendation Committee, 3. NANCY O. TIBBETTS 64 Ocean Street More than her share of talent . . . the life of every party . . . favorite pastime-giggling. Library Staff, lg Future Home- makers of America, l, 2, 33 fTreasurerj: Bowling Club, 1: Biology Club. 23 Glee Club, l, 2. 3, Manet Staff, 33 Girls' Club, 3: Prom Conimittee. 33 Spanish Club. lg Honor Roll. l, 2, 3. National Honor Society, 2. 3. LORRAINE TIRRELL 196 Holbrook Road Prelends to be a pessimist . at home on the range-cooking, that is. Future Homemakers of America, 2: 3, Girls' Club. 3. KENNETH TOSE Tosz'e 239 Safford Street Has an easy-going manner which permits nothing to phase him. . . smiling and roving eyes . . . deep baritone voice. Cross Country, 1, 25 Track, 1, 23 Hi-Y. 3. ' -IANICE L. TOVVLE jannie - 2 Cushing Street A tall willowy blonde . . . beauti- ful dancer. Bowling Club, 2, 33 Girls' Club, 35 Prom Committee, 3. PATRICIA TRUDEAU Pat 168 Standish Road Enthusiastic and friendly . . . those eyes proclaim she's French. Bowling, 2: 300 Club, 3, North Star, 3: Girls' Club, 3. EARL TU FTS Hz.-If 57 East Squantum Street Versatile and fluid personality . . . sharp dresser . . . always has a snappy comeback for every- thing. Basketball, 1, 3: Baseball, 1, 2, 3. J' - Q- Q dl!!- ac- ALICE VINCENT A mr' 7 Herbert Road Always ready 'with a peppy cheer for the team . . . captivat- ing charm . . . perfection is her motto. Girls' Basketball, l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi- Y, 3: Girls' Club, 3 Clixecutive Boardjg Manet Staff, 35 Cheer- leader, 3, North Star, 2, 33 Prom Usher, 23 Graduation Usher, 33 Prom Committee, 3: Girls' State Representative, 2, High Honor Roll, 23 Honor Roll, 1, 33 Nat- ional Honor Society, 3. DONALD VVALTMAN I'Donnie WW 6 Vlarwick Street Not easily bothered . . . quiet laugh . V. . malice toward none. .,. .K ,,:,, Z . --1 BYRON WEBEIQ 3 ' - 33 Carle Road Good looking . . . keen sense of humor . . . friendly to all. T, :-rr 'P' as-.:'ES:s?::f E-an fm.. iz: ff--2511.5- 1 ' . '4' 3-?Z5L5'iY' ' , ' if V - zz nf ',.'-Q .:,r. . .1 4- -2 as :I 'f - r ir . ?-' a5r,.- 5, 1, g9Z?, 'fgg 3 . i ' ft' Q. 'f 451514 fi ' ' - v s 1 2291 eww, ' - .- . , ' f 7:-Gil . 1 -' DANIEL YVELCH WeIclzie 144 Arlington Street Always friendly . . . has varied interests . . . likes photography. Rifle Club, 2. GEORGE C. VVHELAN 74 Henry Street Big, shy. easy going . . . doesn't believe in rushing unnecessarily . . . friendly. Football, 2, 3: Track, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3. ELIZABETH XYHITE Betty ll XVayland Street Quiet and fun-lot ing . . . kind and sympathetic. Bowling Club. 2. 3: Glee Club. l: Cirls' Club, 33 Library Stall, l. JOHN XVHITE lVl1z'ti6 ' 46 Freeman Street lVhen John drives that Ply- mouth, no one gets in the way. Footballfl, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3. SADIE AVHITE Sadly 99 Elmwood Ayenue Quiet dignity . . . always a good listener . . . a second home at NIarie's. North Star, 2: Girls' Club, 3. STEPHANIE XYHITE Steve 58 Buckingham Road A keen sports enthusiast . . . her beautiful long hair and sweet smile give her a Cinder- ella charm. Drill Team, l, 23 Drtun Major- ettes, 3: Twirlerette Club, 3: Tri- Hi-Y, 2. 3: Prom Vsher. 2: Graduation Lsher, 21 BOWliI1g Club, 31 Girls' Club. 3. NANCY 614 CI. 'J'-1-' . --my 4-'BY XVHI'I I'ENIORE hrxvfllln 100 Botolph Street l'eppy drum maiorette . . . help- ',, fulness, cheer fulness, and friend- 3- liuess Conti ibutt' to a personality that spells sttctess. lliill team, I3 Drum Nlaiorette. 23 Drum Xlzfomette lassistantl fl: l Cirls' llaskt-lball, lg Bowling Klub, 3: Girls' Club, 33 lwirl- t'll'llN 1 lxc-:tsurcr fljg Prom Com- IlIlllI'l', flg Honor Roll, l. IQ' MARIE YVILEY lVz'llie 132 Brook Street The welcome mat is always out at NIarie's house . . . friends galore. Home Economics Club, lg Dance Committee. 2, 33 Girls' Club, 3: qllxecutiye Boardjg Girls' Bowl- ing Team, 23 Manet Staff, 3 lAdrertising Stafflg Tri-Hi-Y, 33 North star, 2 fAdrertising Staffjg Prom Committee, 33 Honor Roll, l: National Honor Society, 3. CAROL XVILKINSON 290 Atlantic Street Friendly . . . always ready to laugh . . . her long wary hair is widely admired. Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club, l, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 33 Tri- Hi-Y, 3. RUTH XVILKINSON 166 Mason Street Loves classical music . . . likes people-especially children . . . pet peere- being teased about her cooking. Nurses' Career Club, 2, 33 His- tory Club, 33 Library Staff, 33 Girls' Club, 33 First Aid Club, 3. HAROLD XVILLIAMS Harry 58 Middlesex Street Shy, silent, and sincere . . . a friend worth having. BARBARA D. XVOLFF Barb 70 Carlisle Street Always laughing . . . pet pas- time-stealing away in the fam- ily car. Library Staff, 1: Rifle Club, lg Nurses' Career Club, 23 Bowling Club, 2. 3: Biology Club, 2: North Star. 2: Girls' Club, 3. RICHARD WVRIGHT Rich 27-i Billings Street Tall and easy going . . . the life of a party . . . likes a good time. Dance Committee, 2, 3: Prom Committee, 3g Hi-Y, 3. FRED BUTLER lllduckyli 45 Conant Road Calm, cool, and collected . . . can find a laugh in everything AUGUST CUNEO Gus 21 Newbury Avenue Noted for his agility on both basketball court and baseball diamond . . . popular vice pres- ident of Hi-Y. Baseball, 1, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 33 Dance Committee, 2, 33 Prom Committee, 33 Bowling Club, 2. Wi, ROGER YOUNG 58 Cheriton Road Always has a good word for everyone . . . ambitious . . . sincere . . . admired for his fine ideals. Manet Staff, 3g Traffic Squad, 2: Boys' State, 2 qAlternatelg Honor Roll, I, 2, 33 National Honor Society. 3. GEORGE R. REARDON Rebel 144 Farrington Street Good natured . . . friendly . . . can always think of something to do to pep things up. Track. 3. HJ QW W M fe f Z5 J Q ' I 7744 007 1' ' +401 ' M ' HEPA V2 WW WW jgzuff-fify M J ,iww , I QW 9532749 EZ 59 2443! R V22 MQW Evwjjw L+ QS, Imwwfilj fu, fy Ciao qwwpfvf I W , M L Mia L 3? if Q . Mp. LJ F ,. H . 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G. CRAMOND, Prop. jg + + gil Prescription Optzczczns E ' -1- E 1157 HANCOCK STREET QUINCY, MASS. If 4: Opposite Masonic Temple E 44444 4444 TELEPHONE MAyHower 9-2312 'x-'x-'xf-x-'x--x-'x'-x--x--x-'x-+-x-4--x-'x--x-fx--x--xQ-x-'x- O Cf P14 Z O '-4 UD D CI P PU rn E 2 D' Us SD E CD E P-4 Z 9 CD 'PU 'T' KN o o o -xffx-rx--x-4--x--sa-fx-'xfx-tx--x-tx-vs4--x44-4-fx-'x--r-r Insuril nce 444 44 + 4 if 'X' Z 4 4 Compliments of 9.9 + Z 0 :U 1-1 m fo E Z O P4 cv me PU af cv U CU Q V 34 546 44444444444444444444444 DUGGAN BROS. Chevrolet For Television or Home Appliances See . . 4444444444 A V 044 v 33 MORLEY 81 CO. 4 We Carry RCA Victor -45 Records Q4 44 Q4 4 4 :fi ss BILLINGS ROAD 4 44 44 44444 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0:4 014 4 4 4 4 4 Q4 4 4:4 414 4 4 53 o'4 A 4:4 '4 2. 34 4 4 5:0 4 014 4 4 v 21 4 oX4 Q4 4 Q4 954 'f 54 U10 Q4 Q4 v' 'ii 0:4 4 4 Q4 4 0:4 33 C23 4 4 4 4N44 'Z X X ! X X''X X X X F'I X ! I ! X ! !' 'I' 'I X I' 'X I X' vX':'l l l l l X l I l l 'l'i X X X 1 X''X l ! 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NO. 2 HANCOCK STREET At Neponset Bridge Compliments of IOHN SON 'S FILLING STATION INCORPORATED 700 HANCOCK STREET WOLLASTON 3.1. .1. .1 .1. .1 .1. 1. 1. 1 1. 1. 1. 1. .1. .1. .1. .1. .1. .1..1. .1. .1. 1. .1. .1..1. .1. .1. .1. 1. .1. .1..1. .1. .1..1. .1. .1. 1 .1. .1. .1. .1. .1..1. -1. .1. .1. .Za .1..1..p .1 .1. .1. .1. .1. .1. .1..1..1. .1. .1. .1..1..1..1. .1. .1. 4.2 NORTH W AY SERVICE STATIO Tydol Veedol Products for Your Cnr Fast Power Wash - Vacuumed - 2 Units v'+ 44 If: N o Wfaiting ffl 260 HANCOCK STREET GRanire 2-9465 NORTH QUINCY, MASS. iii POMPEO MOTORS, INC. OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Sales - Service CEI 666 SOUTHERN ARTERY Telephone PReSident 5-7300 121 QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS jobs for Seniors at .31 01+ 'X' Iii LES W ETMORE'S 4+ If GRANITE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE EE!-P 1: C21 Next Door to Bargain Center 5 S WASHINGTON STREET GR-2-3470 IZ 21 f? .1. 3: '53 QUIN CY MOTOR CO., INC. v, vb GEO. A. DALEY, JR., President FORD CARS ffl Sales . . Service if 85 QUINCY AVENUE PR6Sident 3-6500 S ozrtlo SlJore's Ofdest and Largest Ford Dealer EQ V1YV9910?'YYY'09099091VVUVVVV'VVVVV1UVVVYVVV'9V fV'VV ff'VVVVVf9 V'6 A of 0 A .0 0 50.0.09 .0 0 5 . 40049100.0140 5 Obobobfvevbv QQOOQOOQOAQQQQQOAQVA O. 0.9 0 6 Ab O49 009 400-to40404040QQQQQDAQPAQUQOAQQAQOQO1050.0 4 014 +++++ 014 01402014 014 014014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014014014014 +++++++++++++++++++ ++ 014014 014 014 014 014 014 +++++++++++++++++ ++++ ++++++++++++++++++++ 014 -is 014 04 46 44 DERRINGER THE FLORIST Plants - Wedding Bouquets Cut Flowers Funeral Designs a Specialty TELEPHONE PResident 3-0959 389 HANCOCK STREET 14 514 014 Q4 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 614 014 V4 0' 07 I IV here Classmates Meet, Come In and See Our Summer Fashions JANTZEN SWIM SUITS 3l4Sea Nymph :'FCaltex of California 9FSeamOlds By Flexees Dresses and Sportswear to Fit Your Budget REMEMBER It Doesn't Cost A Fortune To Look A Million At The Betsy Lee .fhoppe 11 Beale Street Wollaston, Mass. Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 51 MODERN FORMAL SHOP 1639 HANCOCK STREET, QUINCY TELEPHONE PResident 3-7213 For the Finest in Formal Wear HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR PROM 014 014 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 919 0:1 014 014 014 014 014014 014 0? 014 014 01 014 014 014 0 Roger W. Kent Co. Rugs - Carpets Linoleum ON WOLLASTON BEACH BOULEVARD Near Yacht Cluhs Donald Kent Roger Kent Class 1935 Class of 1938 . . . EMPLOYEES . . . ED RADCLIFF .... .. Class '47 BOB MANSEIELD Class '42 BOB HUKE ....... .. Class '34 RALPH MANNING .. .. Class '39 BICKNELL HALL ............ Class '38 GRanite 2-3300 4, v v vt A 014 5:4 vie vie I . IllllllllllllIlllllElllllllIlllll5 , F3 ' -fret? t I' ,MM HAIR STYLES m.f .54 5: 101 Tremont St., Boston ij It Paddock Bldg., Room 714 2: ll, 3+ ' . I in whip-smart Clothes from 477 Tel. Llberty 2-0716 DEvonshire 8-9575 'iz Kennedy's Undergrad Shop, when NSS we major in rncm-tailored . .- apparel styled to the QQ 1? L tastes cmd physiques of I 3: the Prep cmd High School X crowd! v S S, 4 Specializing In The Sculpture Cut 0:4 4 Q4 Q4 5:4 vie , Q4 Q4 51+ F 'N t l-W H UNDERGRAD SHOPS 0' dum My an Boston o PROVIDENCE o WORCESTER sPR1NoF1R1.n o HARTFORD o BROCKTON '4 ...Pl ...Sl dys you 5 Compliments of ATTENTION, Dramatic Coaches! Uwe Have Complete Rental Service for 81 All Your Formal Clothing Needs 1591 Hancock Street Quincy READ and WHITE PResidem 3-9880 111 Summer Street Boston, Mass. Llberty 7-7950-.7951 Sbop Sears and Save Tel. GRanite 2-9541 AIR CONDITIONED ffl Compliments of 'I' BOBBIE's BEAUTY SHOPPE MEL'S SPA Distinctive Hair Styling 4. 141 Billings Road 24 Cottage Avenue Quincy 69, Mass. North Quincy 71, Mass' .'o V V V V V V V V V 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. up 4. 4. 4. 4. . 4 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 44 -14 'X' vi- -I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'X' 'X' 'X' 'X' 'I' 'I' '! !' 'X' 'Z' 'X' 'I' 'I' m' 'I' -4' '.' 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Tel. TAlbot 4720 SQUANTUM SERVICE STATION 305 Quincy Shore Blv. Tel. GR2-9716 Sunoco Products RUSSELL FUNERAL HOME HAROLD A. T HURsToN, Director Two Funeral Homes 644 Hancock Street Wollaston 21 Franklin Street So. Quincy Service that Serves and Saves Compliments of FROST COAL and OIL CO. NORFOLK FLOWER SHOP AND N URSERIES 287 Hancock Street N. Quincy 71, Mass. MAIN STORE AND GREENHoUsE GRanite 2-7100 Compliments of SQUANTUM MARKET 746 East Squantum Street Squantum HERBERT V. DANIELSON, Proprietor vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 4444 VVVVVV 4444 4 4 4 4144,4.,4.,4,'4.,4.144 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 ! 4 4 4' 4 C. A. COX AUTO REPAIR ESTABLISHED 1934 Complete Care for Your Car GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Official Brake and Light Station No. 1718 Rear 16 Old Colony Avenue Wollaston 70, Mass. Tel. 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Prescrzptzon Druggzsts .i. 014 ' ENGINEERING CO., INC. 0' 4 121 S. BECK, Ph. G., Reg. Pharm. If 01 . '4 5: North Qutncy, Mass. :ff 14 014 014 1 'IZ 253 Beale Street Wollaston E23 :ir 13: 014 bg 14 014 014 014 04 , 014 5+ Tel. PReS1dent 5205 CLAIRE GIARRUSSO Iii '51 . 151 g. Complzments of .24 014 014 01 14 .51 CLA1RE'S COIEEURES Q53 BAKER DRUG 9 .3 .13 014 014 014 014 014 0? 3: One Elm Avenue Wollaston, Mass. Ig 0:4 014 014 014 014 014 14 94 2: 1:3 BEALE STREET PHARMACY gg 5+ INCORPORATED Comflzmems of 014 944 'Z' . . . Pfrescrzptzon Ploarmaczsts THE 1. 0'4 S RUSSELL KEENE Ph. G. Re . Ph. M r. 3- 3 ' ' g g WALLACE FUNERAL HOME 53 .5 66 Hancock Street, Cor. Beale Street 0? ' Wollaston 02+ V O14 . . 771 H k S W ll t 'W E Telephone PReS1dent 3-7117 ancoc meet O as on rf: 1:1 Telephone GRanite 2-2616 5. 3, THE REXALL STORE .g. 01. 014 9,4 'E V 014 014 01 14 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 1 1 01 0' 14 ' 1 1 01 1 1 01 01 01 0' 014 01 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 1 D10 01 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 01 O14 514 D14 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 014 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' X 0X4 0:4 044 0z4 9:4 0,4 0x4 0X4 044 P44 0.4 0.4 O44 0x4 P44 044 O44 0.4 5.4 0:4 044 0.4 044 0.4 0:4 044 044 0:4 0:4 0:4 04 V V V V 544.44 60404444A44440.O.444444644444444744 Q4 School Supplies and Stationery PResident 3-2670 ESTABLISHED 1842 Rust Craft and Gibson Greeting JOHN HALL Cards FUNERAL HOME BILLINGS CARD sHOP 50 Billings Road Norfolk Downs Nineteen Cottage Ave. Quincy, Mass. PReSidem 3-7786 Party Novelties, Toys and Games Congratulations to the QUENTIN MCCAFFREY CLASS OF 'si WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER H. E. UNDERHILL . . Distinctive jewelry . . PAPER CO. 57-59 Saville ROW Quincy 69, Mass. 72 Billings Road NO. Quincy, Mass. GRanite 2-2541 MAyflower 9-0440 GRanite 2-2338 Tel. PR 3-6735 Res. Tel. BRaintree 2-1778 LITTLEXVQQUS William D. Michael, O. D. BARBER SHQP William D. Michael, jr., O. D. Optometrists 1581 Hancock Street Quincy, -Mass. LIBERTY LAUNDRY Laundering and Dry Cleaning HANCOCK MONUMENT CO. JOHN J. RICCUT1 81 SONS Inc. 82 Sagamore Street North Quincy Largest Memorial Display in PR 35151 QUINCY Prompt OH. Service. Pick up and Delivery Service ,....,.,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,....,.......................... H. HH... H . .H MH.. AAA 444456.57 A ,4..A.,f.A..44'b.A,444.44AA 444A4440444444A4oA'444 A gl 4 v v v v v v v 4 v 1 v 0 ' 0 ! 4 x X 0 X 4 4 0 4' 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 'A 4 4 4 4 0 !'q''! X l 'I'4 I I : I4'I'02014024014 , , , 4 , 4 , , , 44P44': 4. Y 5:4 6:0 -xf RICHARD J. GORMAN Z jeweler Watcbmaker 'E' Friendship Rings 0:4 Rainbow jewelry, DeMolay jewelry 0:4 I jj 23 A Beale Street Wollaston 0:4 +3- 0:4 . 'XZ Tel. PRes1dent 7620 -S- QUINT'S GREEN HOUSES 'X' C21 The Beauty of Our Business is 'X' Flowers and Corsages 'I' 'X' 'Z' . :cj 1258 Hancock Street at Quincy Square 'S+ Quincy, Massachusetts fx- 4. 'P 21 Compliments of the 'X' SVU EEN EY FUNERAL SERVICE JOSEPH SWEENEY, SUCcEssoR TO DENNIS SWEENEY 'X' '5' ff: 74 Elm Street Quincy Square PResident 3-2728 0:4 0:4 v 0'4 v CARRIKER MOTOR CO. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service Dependable Used Cars Service on All Makes :iz 66-70 Washington St. Quincy -I- GRanife 2-4730 v 'A 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:1 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 STAN'S CARD and GIFT SHOP 60 A Billings Road Hallmark and Norcross Greeting Cards Bernat Yarns, Etc. Compliments of TWIN CITY LAUNDRY, INC. 62 Newport Avenue GRanite 2-0678 Compliments of BLACKER and SHEPARD LUMBER CORP. GRanite 2-8660 GRanite 2-8661 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF Sl THE N ABORHOOD PHARMACY THOMAS O'BRIEN, Reg. 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FUNERAL HOME 576 Hancock St. Quincy GR:1nite 2-1137 DIRECTORS Robert M. Deware Donald M. Deware WALTER R. FORBUSH DORA A. FERGUSON Caterer 78 Beale Street Wollaston 255 Arlington Street Wollaston REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BUSINESS TEL. RESIDENCE TEL. PReSident 3-2700 PReSident 3-0657 Compliments of OSCAR A. MINOT Barber Sloop 335 A Newport Avenue 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 : ' Compliments of BLACKWOOD PHARMACY 663 Hancock Street, Cor. Beale Street Wollaston Telephone PReSident 3-7235 Knowledge in Pharmacy is the unseen ingredient in every Prescription :4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 YYYYVVVY' ' 'V' Y' ' 'ff' 'V' YY' '4 4 4 4 4 4''4 4 4 z 4'5 4' 4 4 4 4 : 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X 4 4 4 4 4''4 4 x 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4'5 I 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 '4A'4' PResidenr 3-5400 24 HOUR SERVICE PAGE'S NORTH QUINCY TAXI + SERVICE A Modern Restaurant In Historic Hirzgbam Located at Atlantic R.R. Station PAY and TAKE FOOD SHOP Strictly Homemade Food 4 Brook Street Wollaston Telephone PResident 3-0371 Best Wishes to CLASS OF '51 WASHERETTE INC. Self Service Laznzdries 5. 542 River Street, Mattapan :ff 1735 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester ' 260 K Street, So. Boston 544 9.4 J. A. KELLAHER P. F. DRISCOLL HEUss1,s , RAY RUSSELL'S 31 Texaco Service SHELL SERVICE STATION LUBRICATION 315 Hancock St. No. Quincy 634 Hancock Street Wollaston GR-2-9277 Telephone GRanite 2-9686 4 Best Wishes to the CLASS or 1951 from Levander's Shoe Store 52 Billings Road North Quincy 9:0 9:9 O? oxn 0:4 Oz! 9:4 WOLLASTON F LORIST 679 Hancock Street Wollaston 4? .il FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fi: Distinctive Corsa ges our S peczalty .i. 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F. W. PARTRIDGE COMPANY ft 'PX' .21 NEWBURY AVENUE Iii 4:4 44 4:4 +14 5:4 2 454 ? If. .22 12: Z 31 JOHN J. DUANE CO. 3 3 . 4. 3, All Kinds of Salvaged Building Compliments of 4:4 , if 5+ Mater1al for Sale -xv: ii DEVOE'S DINER 5 Certain-Teed Shingles and Roofing 2 -2 Monarch Paints i bi 4? I? 600 Southern Artery NORFOLK DOWNS K 'I' 333 Telephone PResident 3-6030 f3'j 4:4 4:4 4!4 4:4 414 4:4 0:4 414 0:4 OX4 9:4 4:4 414 414 4:4 4X4 4:4 414 I 4:4 4: 41 I 4:4 4:4 414 X4 X4 I I4 I4 X4 Z4 I4 I4 14 X I X4 X4 I I 4:4 4:4 444 424 4:4 4:4 414 444 24 ' '4 414 414 414 4:4 4:4 4: 44 Z4 4:4 4X4 414 4:4 4:4 414 4:4 0x4 4:4 4:4 4:4 4? 424 v v 0.0 0x4 4 4 4 axe axe axe axe 4 12 3 31 4 axe 4 4 axe axe 4 axe 4444444' 3 'P axe 4 axe V Z axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe a7e 4 axe 53 4 axe 4 0:1 axe axe Qe axe 5: a 3 4 4 4 axe axe axe axe 4 ge 4' 4 axe 'A' qe axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe ie a'e 4 axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe 4 axe 31 axe axe ale V V W V '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 4,4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4'40404'9'4 :''X''40404''4 4 4 4 4 ?'4' O'Q 4 Best Wishes from WHITNEY'S HARDWARE Be-'f Wi-'foe-' TO THE CLASS OF '51 417 Hancock Street Telephone GR 2-2969 from Sanding and Polishing Machines LONDON CLOTHING CORP. At Low Rates S oathern Style Chicken Compliments of At Its Very Best . . . LINDA'S A FRIEND 770 Gallivan Boulevard At Neponset Circle Plenty of Parking Space QUINCY FURNITURE co. Complete Home Oatjitters Cofnillimems of MR. LONDON CURTIS 8: SONS MARKET 695 ADAMS STREET QUINCY A 1604 Hancock Street TELEPHONE MA-9-1715 Frank E' Laine Best Wishes to High Grade Watch and Clock THE CLASS GF 15 1 Repairin g WATCHES - JEWELRY Ffvm GIFTS ERNEST F. CARLTON 667 Hancock St. PResident 3-7800 MERRYMOUNT LAUNDERERS AND CLEANSERS ' ' ' ' ' x xaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxe x x x x x x ' ' x ' ' x x x ' ' ' x ' x x x x xeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxex x x x x x x x x x 'axeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxeaxe axe axe axe 4 4 xe 4 axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe v 4 4 axe axe a'e .f. axe axe axe 4 axe axe v 3 4 '4 '4 axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe axe 4 xe axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe axe 4 axe axe axe axe '4 4 axe axe axe axe axe axe axe 4 4 axe axe axe 4 ff axe If! iii axe axe 4 4 152 3 axe axe 'f' axe 1+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 414 41+ 14 4 41+ 'I 0:9 VI? 514' O14 41+ 1+ PI? 5:1 5:1 41+ 'IQ 1+ PX? 9:1 414 41+ 1+ VX! 0:4 0:5 41+ VI? P'4' A 515 UIQ 41+ 41+ PX? UIQ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 1+ 41+ 41+ 1+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 414 41+ 1+ O fxf UIQ 41+ 41+ 41+ 5:1 5:4 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ ,vi 41+ 41+ 41+ 7:9 41+ 914 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ PX? 5:4 5:4 U'4 C 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ 41+ PX? fx? 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Contractor Plumbing Heating, Gasworle Ranges Power and Range Oil Burners 87a Newbury Ave. No. Quincy, Mass Compliments of NORTH QUINCY Eoon MARKET 66 Billings Road North Quincy Telephone GR 2-9523 GRanite 2-9318 ANCHOR -IN PIZZA A Landing Place for Good Food 751 Quincy Shore Boulevard Wollaston FREDDIE GILBERTI Compliments of THE WOLLASTON LOBSTER CO. 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Q'4 v 3+ 32 18 Modern Lanes THE If Tl: ffl 19 f 11' 1 'fi ff 501 9 5 Om mes FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUND 132 151 , OF AMERICA jj .i. 679 Quincy Shore Boulevard ,f. Q14 ,V4 51 Tel. GR2-9172 charles A.McArd1e,Mgr. 4 Q14 4? Q14 lil lil iii 153 5:4 gtg 4 A Iii Iii Q14 ' 9 '4 'E' Complzments of FCY S :ff 5:0 91: Q14 1 Q14 5: BILLS VARIETY Two Super Markets 5: 4 6 O54 1 Q14 Zi: 76 Billings Road Norfolk Downs 1177 Hancock St. and 60 Franklin St. fi: Q14 ' Q14 Q14 - 1 E, QLl1l'1Cy fi. Iii 5: 5: Q14 Q'4 12: 15: C 3 914 914 gg MAcFARLAND'S jg Q14 Q14 New En lami's Modern Hardware MERRILL CLEANSERS Q14 g Q14 E: St 01, e 389B Hancock St. Norfolk Downs 1? fi: Opposite Sacred Heart Cburcb +f- Q14 Q14 Q V fi: A l P k' S - T l. GR 2-0041 . If ,f, mp e. ar mg Pace e Telephone GRan1te 2-4147 .ff ,I4 Q14 :ij 9-11 Brook St. Wollaston jg: Iii 131 4, Q14 4, Q14 ,F Q14 'EZ I2 Q14 fi' MEMORIAL GRANITE CO., CARLISLE F. SMITH, INC. Ig: , ' 5: INC- Re gzstered Plaarmaczsts jj Ifi ff: 245 Atlantic Street Atlantic, Mass. If: 159 Hancock St. North Quincy, Mass. 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DE MATTEO CONSTRUCTION CO. 11045 DISCOUNT TO NORTH QUINCY GENERAL CONTRACTORS HIGH STUDENTS? 172 Quincy. Ave. Quincy Opposite Central Fire Station GR-2-6510 200 Hancock Street Quincy A. L. TURNER HARDWARE E. S. DENNEEN R. T. DENNEEN HARRY'S Hardware - POWCI' Tools Slooes for tloe Entire Family 471 Hancock St. No. Quincy 40 B'll' R d N h ' Telephone GRanite 2-1167 1 ings 03 Ort Quincy T l h PR 'd 3-2380 Hardware Built for Hard Wear e ep one es! em Compliments of ATLANTIC MARKET Compliments of Meats and Groceries A FRIEND Corner Atlantic and E. Squantum Streets FREE DELIVERY Tel. PR 3-6690 DOROTHY L. KELLEY C01r2Plir1r-'mfs Of ...THE JEWEL BAR . . . 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