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

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SENIOR CLASS Thanks for the Memory Yes, thanks for the memory of the most fun-packed and best remembered school year of our lives-our senior year at North. Our thanks go especially to you, John, not only for your tireless planning and constant effort to make our class a success, but also for your bright personality and sincere friendship which make you our most worthy class president. Thanks also go to the Dance Committee which, under John Murray's leadership, sponsored several financial and entertaining successes. YVho will ever forget them: the dreamy Autumn Nocturne, the fanciful Snowdrift, and the other gay dances enlivened by the romantic melodies of the Harmoniers? 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-,..