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

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' 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..