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

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x -MQW' ' 1Po g, I by I, Go get 'em, Donny Q aw t .ln ix? R. Mann ,nh-. J. Huber E. Coughlan J - Crowley Signals, 7-Q-6 A. Adams JOHN CAHILL CLAIRE L. CALLAHAN JOHN E. CALLAHAN H 101 Elmvsfood Ayenue . H 63 Colby Road 58 Holmes Street FW?,F1atS - - - Deal' MT- B'-15d1'1V91' Society . . . Not that bad . . . Week-end Jack . . . Those part-time jobs . . . 50 ' -, - Bun, Tun, you b0Wle88ed'j 'l - - - skiing . . . Open house, kids . . . Sophis- yards and bushed. Spring Track, 1, 2, 3g Dmty S lU11Ch.I'00II1- Band, 1, V106 PTCS' ticated. Girls' Club, 3g Dance Committee, Cross Country, Q, 3g Winter Track, 3. xdent, 2, President, 3, Cross country, 3, I-IifY, 2, 3g Winter Track, 35 Spring Track, 3. 1, 2, 3, M anet, 33 Receptionist, QQ Glee Club, 1. I S I I I I I I

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1? - 1 North Quincyis undermanned football squad got off to a fast start losing only one game in the first four. But a plague of mid-season injuries disorganized Coach Dona- hue's Red Raiders. With a returning nucleus of only three veterans-Jack Crowley, Al Adams, and Ed Coughlan- North played a fighting Dedham team to a 7-'7 tie with Fran Thomson turning in a sterling defensive effort. The following Saturday, North met the future Class B champs, .MQ N iw Coach Donahue Winchester, and bowed 26-14 after a bitter struggle. In this game North unleashed a devastating passing attack in the person of Jack Crowley and his two big ends, Doug Gruteh- field and Al Adams. The Raiders broke into the win column with a crushing 26-6 defeat of the New Bedford VVhalers in preparation for the big game with Hingham. Turning in their peak perform- ance of the year, the men from North squeezed out a 13-12 victory over a strong Hingham squad. Ed Coughlan, Ralph Frazier, Willie Wanless, Babe Sweeney, and John Huber were all top performers in the line to bottle up Hingham's attack. At this time a rash of injuries to such big players as Paul Payson, Larry McGee, John Huber, Bob Dixon, Jack Cooke, Bob Mann, and Red Thomson wrecked havoc with the whole squad. Facing an unenviable task of playing such opponents as arch rivals lVIilton, Natick, Braintree, and Quincy, Coach Donahue switched Jack Crowley and George Doring to halfback and slipped Tookus Deane in at quarterback. Struggling against such overwhelming odds, the team slid to defeat before Milton 20-0, Natick 28-6, Braintree 25-6, and the Turkey Day rival, Quincy, 44-20. Although losing, North piled up as many points as any other North squad has ever done. PAUL R BRENNAN BEVERLY A. BURDEN D. VIRGINIA BURNHAM 49 Cherlton Road 131 Safford Street 173 Billings Road Specs The Gymnast. . . Hit the machine Bev-Click . . . Nutrition Room . . . The Ginny-T, S, T ,,,, I found a three Time Pop' . . Hot Plymouth . . . Editor . . . Trip'em. North Star, 1, 23 legged crab! Nm-th Star, 1g Library Rec Bobo s Buddle Radio Club, 1. Edi r 3' irls' Basketball, 1, 2, 3g Girls' ommendation Committee, 1, 2, 3g Nation- to , , G Club, 35 Biology Club, 1. al Honor Society, 2, 3, Biology Club, l 2, 33 Glee Club, 3g Radio Club, 15 Girls Club, 3.

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T31 N P. Payson Put on the brakes D. Stevenson 1-1v s 'i F. Thomson W. Wanless North's eleven- ALLEN F. X. CAMERON 26 Newbury Street A. F. X. C.-Bonnie Prince Allen . . . I wanna be popular! . . . 'Tll sing bass. Rifle Club, 1g Dance Committee, 23 Prom Usher, Q3 Graduation Usher, 25 M anet, 3, Prom Committee Chairman, 35 North Star, 3, Hi-Y, 33 Glee Club, 3, Traffic Squad, 3. CAROL CARINI 204 Fayette Street Carinbean-3 Musketeers . . . We may never meet again . . . U. M .... Peggotty Beach. Junior Class Secretary, 25 Stu- dent Council Vice President, 3, Prom Committee, 3g Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Dance Committee, 1, 25 Prom Usher, 2, M anet, 33 Girls' Club, 3. JOHN CARNEY 26 Safford Street Jack-One of the Del boys . . . Bell Bottom Trousers. Basketball, 1, 2, S, Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 2.