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

- Class of 1957

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L, XX X A R T-H I l ual f ' 1 , ff - I i ,,5: va i x i I . '-f I , , . r gf-f ,U In --1 'guwl E, Q. 1 4. E 1 Q 5 QGKT H C I. I B F? A 510555 AIXIET HF 1 ,L 13- - - '- .. , -W F Q Qjgslwli-,J L35 4, -. V , 5 'E' F ... NGRTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOC NCRTH QUINCY, MASSACHU! s Q J 3, 1-2, as-Q-, 5 s f 4 -: 1.-' ' -l' 331131 1'-371252 'ibiiil x '. A Q-L 5?-.-... X .-fx 'x Q 'E S ITU? FCREWCRD A senior class is tl1e motivating force be- hind a school's achievement. We, the ed- itors of the 1957 Jfanet, feel, as do many others, that Nortlfs Class of ,57 has been distinctive in its spirit, in its attitude, in its accomplishments, we have tried to depict this intangible reality as best we could. We have, therefore, integrated the individual seniors into the design of our activity pages in order to emphasize The Senior at North. STAFF CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Arthur Bearon Lester Morss ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mary Greene Bill Denneen CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS Bob Cuce Bob Mannmg FACULTY ADVISOR .Iohn S. Hofferty DEDICATICN M NIR. JAIIES S. COLLINS During our six years at North he has been our guiding light: leading us, inspiring us. He has been our guardian, our advisor, our friend. His influence will continue to play a vital part in our future lives. In appreciation we dedicate the MANET for 1957 to our principal, lNlr. James S. Collins, who has completed his last year as headmaster at North. We are sure that although he will be succeeded, he will never be replaced. 5 LANGUAGES-Ruth Nleisner, Mable Pratt, John W. Walsh, Roberta Webstersmith, Louise D. Fifield. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Katherine G. lNIcCoy, Alice Gray, Kenneth Rickson. TF' COUNSELLING-Caroline Wielvh, blarjorie E. Currier, Robert P. Fox, Frederick B. Clunie. G A . A , 7 .i-xy ,., .Q N - .N 1 1, . .':.k. K -1' 1 T tif' lf. s- 'F 1 2 2. . ' l A' il X, 75 if ' Tl ' E I ' F' A f 1 la 5. Sf xx, , Q A , 1 l 1 ,Ei if J is 1 wi fi ' f' . L . Z ., X A ' 3 2? 7 E ,V . li' xv , COMMERCIAL-Sara Tolchinskv John J Mullarkey, Melvin C. Jack, Murray E. Roberts Nfarie E. Youngerman, Lillian M. Gormley SCIENCE-sitting: Rose Mellios, Wilma Schields, Roy L. Sinclairg standing: Thaddeus P. Sadowski, Arnold Rubin. '7 lvl 'i 'in PRACTICAL ARTS-Arthur Burgess, Ralph D'Entremont, Wfalter H. Warriner. John A. Evans Assistant Principal '15 2 Sally A. Hannon Assistant Clerk MATHEMATICS-sitting: Paul J. Carlin, Katherine F. Horrigan, Graton G. Howland, standin ' Carl Leone, Edmund King 'John F. g. 9 Parrellg missing from picture: David Hourin. FAMILY LIVING-Agnes F. Purcell, Agnes E. Berry. S-1 y'Yj'x'S' I E3 SOCIAL STUDIES-sitting: Katherine M. Countie fclerkj, Hermon M. Noyes, Margaret NI. Flaving standing: John J. Donahue, John Schuler, George Jahn. 41 HOME ECONOMICS-Margaret M. Mahoney, Helen Melanson, Ruth MacGregory. FINE ARTS-Alice A. Shrestinian, Anne P. Sawitsky, Elizabeth P. Sherman, missing from picture: Charles Catin. 9 A75 'Mx'-:gag . . 'aww ,,-.ew if 1 Q 40, 'ff 5' CURRICULAR P QI K , 'Q 'S i 1 f T--Arfgj I ' -Lgifyfxnf 1Af,f5-Yv,i4fW,TEw: ' Q as wx W A-X 1 ' '4 ...A , 1 . vw 4 , Q an , ' X 1 E .. ami!! DOUGLAS F. AITKEN 149 Holbrook Road Red-Mass. Bay hustler . . . Y. M. C. A .... Muscle builder. Student Leader, 3. PATQICIA E. ALBERTASSI 35 Royal Street Pat-B. C. H. Dennis . . . Wait for me! . . . Rumpus Friday night. Girls' Club Executive Board, 3g North Star, 3g Dance Com- mittee, 3. P . YZ 1 - fr Miz-+ 'Q W ' e .3 Q .RE - --' ---T-Q-Q I 1 'igiw A .. . s, I i, ' m ' 1. rs. . 11 ' . 84- au .4.' ZW.. a1i,..,.yf5h, a J Y , - There IS much lovehness in i f 4 '1 H ' tl -..Le -. .. i 32 . 5 ZA . Q Al r Y... A lv, 1 quiet bookkeepers. I ' A - -R g, -K Q - V . V g A ..,-1s3,g'4j ., :::. -D-. 1 . . f W. eer A if l iff' 1. I ' we X ' '- r. My L . g,f3L,g,igft- 'Ti r H . f y . 4'?,.' Y f3T-if: ' , 1 ' 'N - ll' .V -. t e 5 I Wifi? f y','-1.55, , 'A 5: -X--v 'lf I. I I nm :...?.-V 1 1 5 .3 I Q .c P i ,, , ix ., ,H .. Q . X 1 - !. ll On the beamm Body Mechanics - ' S F' 5 ' B - - . .-- Q. ! ' Lael. We Qs- f -fiN'.r'!vv: :. .N , , , N 5 41. 1 . U . y ,z frff . 'e- P 'f'Ef,I5 f'-.f 4 7- . -W 7 f ' - ' P- ' . - rr . '- -- .f'1,'. f4',tfn- ' 'Q :if X - ,,.v:,' -1 ,I , ,W . -' fs- ,-3 ' ' X , -f ' ,-azrff re- . 4, 24 N .... .r .gf-. 1- W1 I Q-' 1' Q1 'wf.fefr2+ Y' 2 5.5.3.1 . f -L. We would if we could! ,Aff ff, NS' Pounczu. mums AT womc 'WJ N V r 0lGANlzAnour:onnrcmc1 S J' rorunon QJ ., '15 ' , , w-- -N 4--.,,. ' f-..- .,.,. - A , -- v-rq,n.g....v...g..e . tl 1' dr' x ij J, 4s CD Hx '. -rv, . Fleissiger Schiiler vauylil Sill 'Q e I ' .' 1 5 ,xx 1 x f-'f' The basis of flowery French .xg 1 GAD, this is German' And when the smoke cleared A volunteer in Biology GEORGE B. ALLEN 74 Botolph Street Swingin' sax . . . Mama makes change . . . Flash . . . Which band tonight? Band, l, CSecretaryD 2, CPresi- dentj 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Radio Club, 2, fPresidentD 3: North Star Photogra her, 33 Spanish Club, 3, M. O. C., 1: All- Group Council, 3. DAVID W. ASHE 153 Highland Avenue Dave-Junior Senior . . . G0in' my way, Mac? . . . Chevy lone hunter. Football, 1, 2, 33 Student Council, CTreasurerl 3, Dance Committee, 1, 2, Prom Commit- tee, 33 Homeroom Representa- tive, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 33 Band, 1: Traffic Patrol, 3: All-Group Council, 3. W Ml, . i ij' 'Q . ff 'F 'Ay x Q,-w 'if' ai, LINDA EILEEN AYER 29 Cheriton Road Curly- Gee willikinslw . . . Woman driver . . . Coke, crack- ers, 'n pony tails . . . Canadian romance. Girls' Bowling, 1, 3, Library Staff, 1: Dance Committee, 1, 3: Girls' Club,3g Office Staff, 1, Honor Roll, 1. KN ...J BARBARA A. BARLOW 230 Fayette Street Barbs-One of the Debs . . . Culottes Capers . . . Ah, shut up!', . . . Reggie's other half. Cheerleader, 3, Dance Com- mittee, 3g Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Glee Club, 1. N , 4 I f 9-35 as VLA. Q 1 A I REBECCA L. BARXET1' 8 llyrtle Street Beckv-Crazv Ford . . . 8 26 56 . . . Iionely, just lonely . . . Rebel. Girls' Club, 3. , ,sg-V , -7 Nm 1 V 1 1 ARTHUR H. BEARON 309 Elmwood Avenue Art-Is that you, Fats? . . . Cling-cling jazz . . . Slush-pump- er . . . Ta eworrn. ,Uanet Co-Editor-in-Chief, 3, Band,' 1, 2, 3: Radio Club, 1, fvice-Presidentj 2, 3: Atomic Energy Club, 3: Spanish Club, 3: All-Group Council, 33 High Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. Home on the range : Learning what makes it stall Pointers in Tri 14 Y. l 5 Y 4 . cf' l -L 'P'-S 'ix ' ,., , The name 01 my book is . . 1 ,gag gf- Q T. P ff l' ' V - . Y' at 1 ,5 , :,. -ns. Q Q. f -' N. 1: 9- lg - V .2 . 'kg '7 ' . A ,AQ '79 , J. 4 Y ,S 1 N' J '5 4 .5 J 5 I 2, ff fl 'f' if lf DEANNE E. BECKER 50 Bellevue Road Dee- How's livin,?,' . . . Seen anyone? . . . '4Let,s goln . . . NN. H., here 1 come! Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 33 Dance Committee, 3, Girls' Club, 33 Nlanet. 3. Alb 8 1 15 II l L I I won't say yes! JEANETTE L. BERARD 37 Faxon Road Lallie-Yellow Ford . . . Sweets . . . True Lovew . . . 3f17f56 T. A. C .... How 'bout that? Girls' Club Executive Board, 3g Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 3: .Manet, 3, Recep- tionist, 2g Glee Club, 1, 2. JOSEPHINE A. BERGMAN 115 Billings Road ,Io-Ann-Baby . . . Fancy pants Marine . . . Where,s Greg?,' . . . M. T. Y.-L. T. T. Student Council, 1g Sketch Club, 1, 2, North Star, 3g Nlanet, 3g Prom Committee, 33 Girls' Club, 3. ,-qs 71k X v ,..ap V'-2' CHARLES R. BIRNIE 38 Walker Street Rod-MPa . . . O. C. D. . . Records and more records . . World Series. Football Manager, 1, 2. i SHEILA THERESA BRADY 65 Buckingham Road Sheal-Pete . . . Mont. on the Q Q T .... Shades . . . What'll I do?' i g 2 I Homeroom Re resentative lg Girls' Club., 3g Iileceptionist, 3. ,,,....-W :gif aee ienee, i e . 3 mf Above: The giant- I. works on a draft K -A -6? l M V ,ff i El l -L l A The joy of every executive The dream of every office 1. gg-' machine M ' Aiid V Y 0.3 l r '4 I ww, 1 . - 'l i bw R s diff-S C E ra, l.,. h A - M , N M 'e 1 I ,g....f,1 - L YY 1-or if-Q1 I 9 Q 'N rx fl 55 le li R Mooscow crushes l tiny Libbya F I 'ESQ 9 I Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3g 2' 4,' F 'Q 11 , 1 , !A: i?s,5,lii,:f.: A, IN? ' I , Rx 5 fha MARY CARISTI 235 Wilson Avenue T. 0. F.-Vlfingie One . . . Pem- broke summers . . .Hot Hudson . . . Holy Name dances ...L A lice Teenager. Girls, Sports, 1, 2, 3: Drill Team, 2: Illanet, 3: Girls' Club, 3: Dance Committee, 3. 40,1 . ,ag-K. S -,x P' RICHARD CARINI 82 Sagamore Avenue Smiley . . . Up and down . . . Merry Christmas! . . . Girls, girls,lgirls . . . GGWHIIHH buy a enci ? P Student Council, 2, CPresi- dentj 3: Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Dance Commit- tee, 13 Prom Usher, 23 Gradua- tion Usher, 2: Hi-Y, 2, Traffic Patrol, 3: All-Group Council, 3. T S I love you JH ENGINE wifi: afierburner ' , , l ax, . I T 3, f.-EF-:.1:-, . AES' J3- cenzant, f f fi' I North Quincy's football squad, boasting several experienced returnees and eight seniors in the starting eleven, received a severe jolt even before the gridiron season started when Star quarterback Eddie Deane suffered a severe leg injury in a pre-season scrimmage. Despite this loss, the Raiders fought a determined Stough- ton team to a 6-6 tie in their official debut, with Kevin Mahoney turning in a fine 'cs ff two-way performance as Deane's replace- ment. The following Saturday Coach Donahue's boys used the dramatic pass- lateral play to advantage as they out- classed.Rindge Tech, 25-0. The Raiders continued their winning ways by edging Taunton, 12-6, in a game that featured the spectacular running of Larry McCee and the excellent all-around sxw. . Av' WV! uf' ,Jw 1, K,-f . '..' 'GUI'-s is..- wif - - W :iff 1 'cf . - 4- ' ' V-HF.-ri.-r . - . -:j,,..jf g, 'ir J , fu. -y . -, 1 ,,- Yffi :if - ' ' -y-msg' -N . H KW f ' ' xg Q play of Jim Baldwin. A second-half spurt enabled arch-rival Braintree to come from behind and grab a 20-14 decision. Doug Crutchfield, Jim Baldwin, Don Polvere, and Ralph Frazier were standouts in a losing cause. The following week an epidemic of fumbelitis ripped through both squads as North and Hingham battled to a 6-6 draw with the play of Babe Sweeney highlighting the action. Not forgetting the stunning upset pulled by the Whiz Kids the previous season, the boys from North rolled over Milton to the tune of 27-7. Outstanding was the explosive running of Ceorge Doring. The next week the Red and Black surprised everyone by containing power- house Natick for three periods before bowing, 26-7. 1n thisigame the Raider line turned in its finest defensive effort, but lack of reserve strength wore the team down. Nevertheless, the boys bounced back to whip Dedham, 25-0, with Doug Crutchfield playing one of his finest games. Then, with school spirit at its peak, the Raiders prepared to meet their inter-city rivals-the boys from Quincy. Seldom in the history of the Turkey Day series have the two clubs been more evenly matched, but in the end, it was the Presidents' more numerous le- gions that provided the edge as North bowed, 19-13. Doug Crutch- field was presented the Cranville Memorial Trophy as the game's outstanding player. All in all, it was a successful season, and the boys certainly provided their rooters with plenty of excitement. BARBARA A. CARLSON JANET CARLSON 79 Sagamore Avenue 42 Ocean Street Barbs- Strand,' . . . 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I 'Q-,'-I-Q-I ' v' .-.',I-. -AI.,-.-. 4. . -I. Q -. -I .- Q .'.'. I-Q. '.'.. . - I - . -I I . . . .I I. -I A, I. - I. X .1 31.-.I.. -' ', . .- 'O 1. . QI-,'.' - . wI-.- -P' qw, -, .- - --., -. . N - '- -.-:-: .- .1 N X A--'ax-.'-rf,-'-. , ' A'.t--'4.--3552-k..-.-. .:-:-:-:-:-:-5.-:-5-5u.'5...1T-.-.S-:-1-T-:CRE-I-5-Ziff?-.1.-.Q5Za.+.-:Rea-.-.-:ff' -. CERALDIXE NI. 225 Hobart Street Cerrv-Subways on Sundays . . . Nanny . . . Dear Gerry . . . Coke and grape. Sketch Club, 1. 2, 3: Girls' Sports, 1, 2: .Yorth Star, 3: llanet, 3: Dance Committee, 3. CIIABOT 'S 'st ,II HELEN CLANCY 84 Brook Street Hot fudge sundaes . . Whatew'er will be will be . . . Edna. Nurses' Career Club, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 3: Library Book Recommendation Committee, 2: Girls' Club, 3: Honor Roll, 2. 5 43 'x THOMAS P. CLARK 14 llayflower Road TOHISSQUHIIIIIIII barraeuda Clarence . . . Hot Merc Windy . . . Punchy. ,L QR. W sf' .gm SQ f CAROLANXE CLASBY 17 Essex Street Calfky-Al . . . W-l1iCl1 ear to- night? . . .Wvait one! . . . Bill . . Out-of-town pals. I Clee Club, 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 3: Girls' Club, 3. 1 i it . ' -,Q BY, up L, if-. 0 'S ' i 5' . i 2' A-.Ai xl W. A a,.a.,..t:f.i:.i5-'22 iw!!!- ' . -S., ..,. .N,,4 EDITH M. CLEVELAND 26 Pratt Road Edie-In from the Island . . At Georgeis Pizza Palace . . Paul's hot Ford. Girls' Sports, 2, 3:, Girls' Club, 3, Receptionist, 3. i vi 1 N i Fiat fi' ' f by The pass-lateral in action JAMES MARTIN COCHRAN 261 Billings Road Jimmy-H21-A . . . One of the Parlor Boys . . . Eight Ball. Student Leader, 2g Football, 1, 2, Track, 1. - x ' Hf ,' . ,wa- K'-if .qbv Q ,-,. - A ' gm. .3- PAUL A. CODY I9 Ardell Street Ace-Married man . . . Martha . . . Midnight auto sales . . . Hot Ford. Golf, 1, 2g Hockey, 2. 4 , 5,1 , - ' A ' Geo goes SHARON A. CODY 57 Taylor Street Scissor . . . Canadian Sunsctw . . . Los cines . . . Accent . . Pres.', . . . Dizzy Dribblers. Library Staff, 1, 2, Clnresidentj 3: Girls' Sports, I, 2, 3g Glee Club, 2: Girls' Club Executive Board, 3, North Star, 3, Illanet, 33 Honor Roll, lg All-Group Council. 3. ,-- Vmswx , . , r W ff . A Fl S so li C A4 M525 W. .41 473539 1551 - '!.., 's is-Z , 'X McGee bucks over Another stop for Babe RONALD COLEMAN 166 Billings Road Ronny-Shower-room harmony Run, run, run--jog . . . Fighting spirit. Track, 1, 2, 3. JEAN A. COLWELL 24 Masconla Street Wahbits H. B. D. J .... Y. A. M. L .... 4'Sacred Heart, anyone? . . . lxlonday night' cries . . Crazy 'bout Jimmy's. Student Leader, 3: Clee Club 1, fTreasurerj 2., 3: Girls' Sports, 2, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Girls Club, 3, fllanet, 3. FLORENCE M. COOK 218 Bellevue Road Fluff-A. T. T. T .... One of Fayeis . . . Hot '50 Chrysler. Drum Nlajorette, 3: Drill Team. 2: Girls, Club, 3. 4 43' Almost' JOHN COOKE 33 Hollis Avenue Jack-Lunkheadl . . . Where's Bob? . . . Five Dimes . . Archie Bill's . . . Scituate . . . Stranger in Paradisef, Football, 1, 2, 3: Hockey, 1, 2, 3: Track, 2, 3: Dance Commit- tee, 1, 2: Prom Committee, 3, Prom Usher, 2: Traffic Patrol, 3. 4 'J' we . . fk ... Q' fl 'Q 4 I N. We 22: 'WKYE sd' , k Q 4? 1, :ar 1 1 f V ,f X a X ,Q , 'il -x.s'1w. ' im . ,fl Y' . . 1 1,5 ,pq Ht H50 'NA'!zN 'Jn af - -Q. 2255-. 23'1'1 1.9.5 -f.,4.',L1,g, QB ' rn' ,e,-..-,, .a - - ,,..., r-'- Z ,ME .. fi-'1 f' 534, ff -1-'I-7.x .45 ,- Head 'em off at the pass , 1 Q, K , ui x 0 X 1 ll if Y ' l :H .ggizff It 1 1 1 Kirf ff 1 rm, , ii -Ks A --I g ijilie-at -.:. .pu-, ,.A,. .. .1-ex Q' pa 6- ,kv ' -L . Q- 5, 'j--Q' K, .4 ...,-bi - ' . - '-ww,-3.'c' 4--.,.--- . - 2. .auf 15-1 .. . J iakqi, F s X s,u 7' v-1 X. 4 sw- Don Polvere ,, K 371-'-1 443- 'iff 'L 3 '11-' .we ' 4 , - kid- .xl-A?-Q-x -. +s++': 'i P lf' -our 5. Yr' 5 'V . , Jack Cooke Before the blg game W A l 'D ,3 6 F 5 9, Q 5 u I K, -.r 2 cv- -ere, 1 , kv' ,W a-:L -I . r ' .' , -- .'. ,- Wx - 'E ., ' .hfh 'V 1 ,Q J .L ..- -a-, Y -' . 7 . . ,Jw - ' cf fv George Robbins -' u 4 -. ' f . on x --. ,. :ks ' h I W George Doring 11' .. om Kelly Q ' --2-1 v , A 5 A A. tr' v gr . al 'Q'-X. . N ' T., 1.-,v,-sf, ,, '- . VN.. 1 ' ' - , , -M, 1-L P-.-. , l N, , -D' Larry McGee W- -0 .- I 'v 'Y -:fix d -V .--if ,Mg --fr-'Nj' A-gg - ' 3. ' 'Af-'V' ' ' 513 Mei - - .- I 7 ' .f 1-3 g.fSf1'1Qs:F W2 Li iff- Jim Baldwin A Mun-Q 1' A Bob Dixon 22 Bob Quintiliani .z-5. N Dave Ashe At, rm rms:-a-I. if Kevin Mahoney MARGARET COOPER 29 Channing Street Ilflargy-Summers in Scituate . . . Shaggy Dog . . . Who wants to be a millionaire? Teachers, Career Club, 1, 2, CSecretaryJ 3: Biology Club, 2, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Nurses' Career Club, 35 Illanet, 35 Nlzrth Star, 3. i ., , Jw - i? Y Ax-J. K -4' RICHARD A. CRAWFORD 56 French Street Dick-The other half . . . She's nice! . . . Marlowe . . . Jay's, huh? . . . Blue 81 Gold boy. Sketch Club, 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 33 ilfanet, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2. LOUISE C. CRONIN 22 Windsor Road Lou-Those gary parties! . . . Where's Daref, . . . Nasty blast . . . Nights at North. Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Prom Commit- tee, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 3. 'W' s P Q if----.45 ' x if 4 X vo ROBERT CUCE 42 Colby Road Gooch-Doc's plumber . . . One of the YR boys . . . G. A. D... . Who, who . . . I. A. F. O. M. Ilfanet Co-Business Manager, 33 Student Council, 33 Rifle Club, 1, CPresidentj 2, 3, Basket- ball, 1, 2: All-Group Council, fPresidentD 3, Homeroom Rep- resentative, 3, Prom Commit- tee, 3: Traffic Patrol, 33 Track 2, Golf, 2, 3. 9 if I ' '45 12 JOANNE F. DALY 282 'West Squantum Street Joey-Puck fiend . . . One of the working girls . . . Cackler . . . Don . . . Kem er Street. Girls' Club, 3. GEORGE W. DANIELS 65 Apthorp Street Bill-And so to sleep again . . . Orleans, 100 miles . . . Let'sjog . . . Duckey's with Marion. Track, 1, 2, 3. .Ck auf' ' ,W .wr 4 . '?' I: ff -. .N '. v y .3 ,gi I- ' i , . Q BASKETBALL With only one returnee from last year,s outstanding team, the road looked rough for North's hoopsters. But, led by the phenomenal scoring of Captain Doug Crutchfield, the Raiders proved themselves a match for the toughest, as they com- piled an excellent 14-6 record, and again qualified for the Tech Tourney. After an opening-night loss to strong Natick, 58-51, Coach Mullarkeyis boys roared back to trample Thayer, 70--43, with Crutchfield netting 31 points. They continued to roll by defeating Hingham, 44-31, and Mission, 69-56. In these games Sonny Scanlon demonstrated his superb ball-handling and steady defensive work. Crutchfield's 33 points led North to a come-from-behind 70-56 victory over previously undefeated Everett, and the surging Raiders grabbed their fifth straight from Archbishop Wdliams, 48-38. The Red and Black became the victims of an upset as Weymouth's all-court press prevailed, 50-44, but the boys rebounded to smother Christopher Columbus, 73-24, and nip powerful Newton, 52-48. The Raiders were ready for Weymouth the second time around and took revenge by romping, 76-45, with Dick Mann's 30 points setting the pace. The boys again clubbed Thayer, 56-26, but lost an early lead and were defeated by a strong Brockton quintet, 66-56. In these games Lefty F redrickson showed his defensive prowess by consistently blocking opponents' shots and grabbing numerous rebounds. In one of the season's most exciting finishes, Mann's basket with five seconds left gave North a 39-37 victory over Braintree. North won the rubber game with Wey- mouth, 65-43, as Crutchfield pushed in 36 big points C3 short of the North recordl. and Arlington proved little trouble as the Raiders coasted, 60-44. Eddie Deane and J im Baldwin were brilliant both offensively and defensively in this game. In a return match with Brockton the Raiders fared better, but were again defeated, 64-57 However, they came back strong to defeat Braintree twice more, 68-59 and 44-41, the latter being a thriller won by Mann's clutch foul shooting. This qualified them for the Tech Tourney, but the pressure finally took its toll as the team slumped to defeat against arch-rival Quincy, 58-52, and Portsmouth, N. H., 62-43. In Tech Tourney preliminaries, North overpowered Malden Catholic, 58-38, but was eliminated after a hard struggle with a championship Lawrence Central team, 61-44. Doug Crutchfield finished his high school career with well over 1000 points, a record-breaker in North history. CAROLYN A. DANIELSON 44 Wedgewood Street Danie-The Blue Angel . . Dixie, how I luv ya . . . Rebel . . Squantum, 1, 2, 3 .... Hen. .lIanet, 3: Dance Committee, 3: Cirls' Club, 3: Honor Roll, 1 2. Z R ADELE F. DARCY 14 Tirrell Street Ace typist . . . Cang down at school . . . W. C. C .... Too much. . Clee Club, 1, 2, 3: Cirls' Sports, 1, 2: Rece tionist, 1, 2, 3: Tri-HiLY, 2, 3: girls' Club, 3: fllanet, 3: Dance Committee, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. CAROL J. DAVIDSON 73 Botolph Street Friday, the 13th . . . U. of BI. . . . T. A. C .... Dusty's . . . 2nd and 4th Fridays . . . Skiing pro. Student Council, 2, fVice- Presidentl 3: National Honor Society, 2, 3: Nurses' Career Club, 1, CTreasurerj 2, 3: Drum llajorette, 3: Dance Commit- tee, 1, 2, 3: Drill Team, 2: llanet, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, CTreasurerD 3: Cirls' State, 3: Traffic Patrol, 3: All-Group Council, 3: Home- room Representative, 1, 2. :sl-.: -I 5 9 A ' ,. -1 ,fx vig..--rs. .9-H. af., ., , . ..f If 105 Jw -3'-'53 INN.,-wf EDWARD DEANE 35 Ocean Street Eddie-Quick with an answer . . . Is dat you? . . . Where's bluff? . . . Creen convertible . . . Beanie. Football, 1, 2, 3: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Track, 1, 2, 3: Student Leader, 1, 2, 3. r-'Q IO' Q-ni N, 1. , 4 . Pete F redrickson ELMA DINGWELL 247 Beale Street Ellie- Who, me? . . . C. Y. F. . . . Missing a lunch . . . Guess whatln Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3g Nurses, Career Club, 3, Girls, Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. ,, K.r ' Y SA il, F . ,vi . 1 ' ' . A , , 26 i ...:- - ' -us Eddie Deane Dick lNIann Doug Crutchfield For me? i .A ' 'J ROBERT DIRENG HARRY EVERETT DIXON ROBERT DIXON CHARLES DOHERTY 237 Elliot Avenue 143 Brook Street 29 Faxon Road 83 North Central Avenue B011- 'l'll give ya 20 nllnutegl-' Spinner of classical platters , , , Bob-GCOrg6.S other 3f4 . . . Soft Chl1Ck-A. A .... 4-21A Han- . . . W'ong's better half . . . llot Ulu . . . Private parties. bones . . . Big 67 . . . Flabby cock St. . . . Flynn's Inn . . . Antique . . . M. D. M. Radio Club, 1, 2, 3g Sketch arms . . . Driver. . . Mimi's king. Watcl1a doin'? . . . Janet. Hockey, 2: Rifle Club. l. Club, 3. Football, 1, 2, 33 Baseball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 3, Dance Commit- 3g Track, lg Dance Committee, tee, 3. 2, 3: Homeroom Representative, 2g Hi-Y, 3: Class Day Commit- tee, 3: Traflic Patrol, 3. ' W 4 .1 H l . gyfflny vi. lf 3' ,-ix if , Y I .5 it IQ f 4--fs A f' , 'fi ..' l z-V I XX du.. -wi ' .I d W . 1 . f l ' c - gf 1 -111. . 2 31 , ' 1-4 - N 1 3, V '. -,VA K ,wD4 7-'aff '- 5 'rm fl f l A .ix- f 4, ' 'f x y l F mira X .li 1, .'+ 6 ,Q-,Z W l , . if A , ,ar ,it-frail , .A ' . ' t. .--1 - ,' T ., .2 ff . I 4 'f-YJ . 1' . V in - -EL' ' I- ' ii lj x I X , tax A , X A l A f:Eb3G.'.' ' iff' j 1' or '13 5 A Q F ' f A 1,3-'aff fd 1 ks' f ' ,z , fs I K 1 A ' 151912 ' ' '..' 3--.' ' 'S 1 It ' 41 ' ,4 , ' L- 'E 11- 'fi 1 .- . I iff? 4 -if D -iT'f'3'gTl .f'E.?5 J- E 4 If A X ffgffi, I I WU- , , elhntil QM if- 9 v Rv., Coach Laing's hockey sextet, hampered by a lack of weight and of boys, returned to the Arena for another season. Jack Cooke, Red O'Neill, and Bob Quintiliani were elected Co-Captains to lead North against their rivals. The Red Raiders re- ceived steady goal-tending from Tom Lloyd, a starter from last year's squad. .lack Cooke and HButch Travers turned in sparkling performances at defense, Red O'Neill, Bob Quintiliani, and Bob Direng composed the swift first line which kept the opposition constantly on guard, Charlie Neagle, Dave DeChamp, and Will Pitts provided a second line with plenty of hustle. With interest and desire North's puck-pushers did remarkably well for an undermanned squad. 5 l Get the puck out of there JEAN DOHERTY 102 Kemper Street Jeannie- Well-- . . . 3D's Sa F . . . Whats the score? . . . Hot Plym . . . Saturday nightsll?? Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3: Dance Committee. 3: Graduation Usher, 2: Girls' Club, 3: Receptionist, 2, 3: North Star, 3. ,J Aiwa , -f JUDITH DONNELLY 226 Arlington Street Judy-Long hair? . . . Square those corners . . . Real Hrugffieu . . . See ya on the bus . . .Mille- ally ' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Reception- ist, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Dance Com- mittee, 1, 3: Girls' Sports, 1: Girls' Club. 3. 'ZR' f ff., -.V I GEORGE P. DORING 124 Faxon Road 1t's a Ford! . . . Bob's other 1X4 . . . Fleet feet . . . Rindge room . . . The non-conforniistf' Football, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3, Student Leader, 2, Prom Committee Co-Chairman, 33 Prom Usher, 2, Graduation Usher, 2, Traffic Patrol, 3: All- Group Council, 3. MARGARET DOYLE 43 Glover Avenue Peggy- lV1eet me at my locker . . . 3D's 81 F . . . All right, kiddies! Glee Club, 2, 3, Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 33 PFOITI Committee, 3, North Star, 3: Girls, Club, 3. ii 1 X . X X A '- Q Rf - ---.- F C14 v '4 A . A C... ,hmm was-Sf' V' A idan '9 -'F' ff 5.5 , - .. ,Q f. rl 4' g t: ,I Oo HE! 1 'Z' 1 i.2'ilf'5? ' l 'f 2: ALBERT WY. DRAKE 14 Price Street .41-Gallagher News . . . Gabby 'Uarge Woolm orth s Huh . . . Sullyfs other half . . . Sonny IS that so? Red Second . . . Red Feather. home Drlve In M. P. O. C., 1, 2, CVice-Pre llanet 3 Dance Commlttee dentl 3: Football Manager, 1 3 North Star 1 3 Sketch Club Coach Ldlllg A 4 Q X Bob Qulntiliani NANCY DUNLEAVY 42 Vane Street Bertha . . . The Old Piano Roll Bluesi' . . . Rock 'n Roll Ruby , . . . J. H. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club, 1, 2, Cfreasurerj 3: North Star, 3g illanet, 33 Girls' Club, 3. 1,11 Q 'arf V ' 1 , . M...-Lz... 4....1:.:.s.. 99 . Joe Pitts Dave DeChamp 7' Quint rushin C' ELIZABETH DUNLOP 208 Billings Street Red-Dad's Olds . . . 3D's 81 F . . . Fowl . . . Bright eyes . . . Gary's pizza. Glee Club, 2, 33 Ilfanet, 33 Girls' Club, 33 North Star, 33 Dance Committee, 33 Girls' Bowling, 3. VINCENT DUNN 157 Newbury Avenue Duggan- Parisienne parties . . . Cape cam aigns. . . Buds with the S. L. Football,1. ROSEMARY DURKIN 22 Buckingham Road Rosie-Charlie's sister . . . Cou-foo-me . . . P. L. P.-P.J. P. . . . Harbor lights . . . Wanna jam? Drill Team, 1, 2, 33 Nurses' Career Club, 2: Girls' Club, 33 Dance Committee, 33 Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 33 Rifle Club, 33 North Star, 2, 3. .. h . 'QI' Y, .vs 663. z 3 I MARY LOU EDDY 21 Clark Street Lulu-Sandy's brother . . . Where's Bev? . . . Tremen- dousw . . . Am 1 ever? 9 Girls, Bowling, 1, 2, 33 Girls Club Executive Board, 33 Tri- Hi-Y, 33 Illanet, 33 Glee Club 23 Dance Committee, 3. ROXANNA B. EMMERSON 21 Dunbarton Road Roxy-F. M. S., Va .... Bill ...T.A.C .... HotMerc... 6f6f55 . . . Till Then . . . Am- the cat. National Honor Society, 2, 33 Girls' Club Executive Board, 33 Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 33 Drill Team, 33 Dance Commit- tee, 33 Girls' Sports, 2, 33 Student Leader, 2, 33 North Star, 33 CQ ' I T1 l ' ne, .fif iw, . Q xymv. 1 WCtaVlll1alli. r i AUT' 55: 4 f z' Q. 11 xv 67X ' 5 x J Nik, L FRANK FARRELL 88 Farrington Street Little Duke-6'Excuse me, Ha zel, but--H . . . Hot '51 . . Time, Riel . . . Flat-top. Dance Committee, 3: Home- room Representative, 2, 3. N I Em RUSSELL D. FITZGERALD 25 Hunt Street Fitz-Slens . . . You know it!', . . . Flynn's Inn . . . Tough break for the home teamf' Homeroom Representative, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 2, 3g Glee Club, 1, 2, Dance Committee, 3. FREDERICA FLUKES 91 Exeter Street Rickie-Dig that crazy oboe! . . . Hey, Red Raider! . . . Bach finally diedli' Band, 1, 2, CSecretaryj 3g Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society, 2, 1QVice-presidentj 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club, CPresidentJ 2, fSecretaryl 3: Biology Club, 2: Dance Com- mittee, 3g Nlanet, 3. .reg 435 .FTW -L I - V '. A, --,uf -'jf' '.,.4 J-'vl' ..- 5. . ' -,. .- , ...1 Q -.: t,',o:'w'-x:'1. ?J twfnzz .JV rlrrxsh st'-44635, - s.., re , t -. , 1 .. - , ,' ,-:A-, '-z .','.?'Q .51-I 4, s--', 4 -: 'Q-fer? .153 ... .. -4. v --.-ef.-. . 5 1..,-v,'..:.14,. fy: MA-,.4,-.-,.,: 'i'.'l'-'ffnf-'L - - 54.1-.'J4' .55 '- I 5 'f.'- f'f3'-'71 'fit-f'-'1 T' Ja, , if ' 7 um' XsPf A. X h if xx K s ,. 1 ,few xfix 1 . . ,W-U .-ll. D . . an-. - , r-Xa,- ,. .,, an Wa... A 'dsZl, r... ' pq '-oi' -. A, 'MX X J- 1-If ' 'Who broke it? BASEBALL Although this year's team was not one of Northis win- ningest, it certainly was no failure with regard to spirit and enthusiasm. With only four returnees from last year's varsity, there was plenty to learn, and every afternoon at the field one might have seen the squad doing just that, and practicing until early evening, under the direction of Mr. Forrest and Mr. Phillips, to try to better themselves. Not quite ready for the major leagues, these boys nevertheless deserved a medal for their outstanding efforts. 9. . of--. ,nw N ,IM wwf! 4,-ir. k -,- .ca .,,,, suv. 'Y m,'v.,,. f.. ff f y -h,,,-. '. -2 34,333 IA ll V- - A lllll Ill! I :fp- A dh:-n1'h 1' xi is 'Q P1 N ?N?'5 ?l:- 3 1 a, .ii5,' 5'j'i7. 621272 J s YN' A, . . . -tk., -.14-1--Y, , ,Q ,-, '74 fg: - 've-1? wr., 9 QP... ,-.19 . x.. 'il 3-'4-xi ..l - 1. , 1.. .L' ..- R, 1 w n F- x.. 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' a pf' N -ALA!!!-Agl'f, xml.. :hi lwzlsl' J -j 'L -55.-fy.. ,. ,L+fw,,,9j,1-'rf-.5-,?'..,' U I -L xp-.-Q1I', - .Q 'rim'-Z :lu -ug-4-,Ag . 1. . . 1, IV '. . 5-'fb . .:-!j4' Dick Larml '1 .f-:j,'.f'fT-. -,QV f' --.., .,... . . ' , .Q 2 -.em .' Q . nl. puff' , it V 'lx PAUL FLYNN 41 Holbrook Road Hot Willys . . . Oh, Priscilla! . . . Flynn's Inn. . . Behind the eight-ball. Baseball, 13 Dance Commit- tee, 3. '95 BARBARA RUTH FOSTER 83 Exeter Street Barbs-Push-button kid . . . 3 D's Si F . . . W'here's Liz? . . . How 'bout that? Band, 1, 2, 3: llanet, 3. Girls' Bowling, 3: Rifle Club, 3 Dramatic Club, 3: ,North Star Q 9 3: Dance Committee, 3: Girls' Club, 3. f , Z.. .zgqgx 'I iff 31,1 ' - ft- ' i1T35f -rfgf . .7 T' f2+5 - ' S-'QL' -' ff, --.,:f - ff - ' ' ' wf ir4'1 , H- 1, as .'1 I 2 , 7 A 4-'Os ' 0 LYNNE R -u li ,. , H,- . m',:q.t-Q,Tfq,'pj:. .. f Don Polvere s 4, 1 bk y .. M ..v.'.s, ,QQ - .-',1lq- Z bl-ff.: F'-, , . . A A .,,, '.'te..f?. . --1 -'Eg 'O -.,1 . .44-I Q . FRANZONI 285 Holbrook Road Rosie-Struttin' high . . . Be good'... Moonglowv . . . Mr. T .... Willie's best. Class Vice-President, 33 N tional Honor Society, 2, lTreas- urerh 3: Tri -Hi-Y, 2, QVice-Pres- identl 3: North Star, 1, 2, CEd- itor-in-chiefj 33 Student Coun- cil. 1g Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3: Drum Majorette, 2, QHeadJ 33 Student Leader, 2: Prom Com- mittee, 3g Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: Traffic Patrol, 3. -'Q Aff' -f 'Dr T a. xx '-'11, 'C- .- . j, ,sg ,Y ' ,, -Izmir, uf' Th.. ., r '1 p ,Q'v-.,',.-fs , -N, 1 A .1 ., 1j..,' iamfreg.-A'-'.':,4' 1,.,: .,, ' ',. -.-Li: ' s--.,. 'J -v fr!-0:3 .for 5 file- lx U ,Jag c 1' -V'-Lll X 1 1,0-L nn, Arrqr-3 'E-xt.. .' ... nl 3 l:'1.-'-AA, X',',b 1 -!,.'T1! . X f X 4 ' jr 7,3-e'.gQ.41.. 2f5,,'. 53.6 ' l ' 'lm may ---aw. it qw' -- snin' . g':,:S'. ' -'azfm--n ' Isl.-:'?'w:,-f.-'ff-'v'f' za-?'1gG,:', 1 v ' X s . . ,f'.'.' f - U 'X fl is-'I-'E5v,tl' 4 K B l's:.i'.- IOWA.. 13, 2.1.-'A -'-- -j-, Q!-Lift: ,'g'4g::h.' ' 't'.G7,Q'.-5-' L , I 12,--.'-is , ive-if -A-'L ,'iP,g' . ,-lf, T Sd-92525: 0 -, -: ff. Q- ..n' fs- sl -. Eff. by 34 el' 49 ::2.f'i67?,f.if E- ., , .mffffini-gf, sw -Q13--1. 'tx-552' ? . '--H54 '!','14'.'1-k..J'-f--Y., 1',g. f2R'l'Xv .x--L : gs., 'riff 'A'?,,i,-6 ' '34 'tm .,'Sv.,kf1'k ' .v ,..'.:.,?..'. il.. :Jig .ggi ,fS5'.1i,,Jlg..v , ii'fv'.,H,lYf-li.,-,gli W, .tqfftpi I - 'I '--A? 1' 7 fl'1'4:-7' V- '13-.LG -f , .-H'9,,I . 3,..!..n,,., vx.4,.fp. -g,i.w,,. ,I 1. K' 0 'x -.Llp Ll- ,A .sl ,,.,h.v.1.-J, ,l vgazwk' f ,nlnvff Q.. I . 'JZ L-, fig. Pt f .11 ,:,,::.1hu-swln,-.t,Ex,3'..L -,, 'Q' 43,1-i'.z','-' ,-w, 'f 1 -5-'-13-'.f' .P 2-141. .U - f- ,- .tif-'f:.':wff :'ia 11- W f'?'!?'i Charlie Re ' 'A-,','7'f:1-' 5-' 4- qf.:fl,'l',y.f '-1-9 '13 Lp-11.19, 1-'5 n5 51'7' '1f'.9-'z-'.Q- U5-:5', . 'I' r I: 7,:',f.Q-.tj. ',.-v,-r, l!.:XJ i -'.'jfq,n:,g?1 3: A-'g,,.g.f',jf Q 3 'mu 1 -C. ffqfiifitfbi Q . .1 my . --.fi-,U X . .A g:' -o - Q 1, -4 f f 5 :4 ' ,M The optimists YU Iruvsrwfn ' 3',f '-'-'fj. .,-6 7, - I, ug.. 5 ' .jqqlg ji . f' N 5 f 1 '2.,.'v, 1 K pl. B111 Denneen RALPH FRAZIER GEORGE GARDINER 3 Holmes Street 267 Safford Street .lust mellow . . . Fifty cents' 'SEI-icuse me, Hazel, but-- . . . W0l'th, please . . . Always Doorman at Dinty's . . . Dwells available . . . YM boy. - at the Del, Football, 1, 2, 33 TFHCIC, 1, 2, Football,2gDance Committee, 3, Student Leader, 1, 2, 3: 3, Class Day Committee, 3: Dance Committee, 2, 3, Prom Usher. 2. Z sh -fi' N I A .-'J . l I -I 3 Fl I Nl 5 1 r' 'R' , A .- Ja All 1 r ' , 'N - ' llh.. .T 'X , AQ,- NANCY L. GARLAND 49 Bay Street Squantum kids . . . Blondie . . . Seen at Filene's . . . What's comin' off toni ht?,' Girls' Club Executive Board, 3, Student Council, 1, Dance Committee, 1, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3g Girls, Bowling, 1, 2, 3. ' -..,,,..,,- .,,:.,.a-,f ad K A I MARIE GAROFALO 34 Edgeworth Road Pizza-Turk . . . No, no, a BG thousand times noln . . . llloon glow . . . Walkin' in the rain. Nurses' Career Club, 2,CVice Presidentj 3: Spanish Club, 3 Girls' Club, 3, Receptionist, li 2, 3, Dance Committee, 1, 3: Honor Roll, 2, 3. i QM, will 4 I . - I I in f Ae is 1 0 'E--1. ' Y. ,G -fr,-, jfaw ' 'fs . 5-,A X . :.g,'.5,f' if s' - Lf. .f X A i'Ci'A1 'i'f : 5-' . 1 . , . , ,.'--- iq-. -xt. .l Z. ' 4 n..LJi.-n,. .,.'. A sw fr' 7 -.h,, :'. 3. ' -7i'f'5:,'f.'L7-1 gt. ' f 56.5 -. 'fu 3.32453-'- f'-'31-il '-ZR -' 'ifi ' '5 1 wil 'fx . , , gf. early-3 L...-fc,-..a.'.Q,, 454-9 sax f 1 - '4 Q .f I ' , .. ' -'F ggffijig-'sf -1: 3.24 'g-in 5, .-Ctr.-e, ' 41-.rs-.J : , , v,- z VI fvfi 4 ,Q 5 .1 , X, fb 'ii 1 1' V gf'-3 I 5, nr, rg A A ' - iz, l ' Y . ix r Z us' 5 1, ' 1 ii iqgfw- ,,u..i:2f5Q' , '-IN' t ' .4'u po., s J ,f JUDITH ANN GARRAN 56 Holyoke Street Judy-Two redheads . . . T. A. C .... The Highland . . . Prom '56 . . . Widow . . . Oh, a letterln Nurses' Career Club, 1,fVice- Presidentj 2, 3: Girls' Basket- ball, 2, 33 Girls' Club Executive Board, 33 Tri-Hi-Y, 33 Drill Team, 3: Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, Illanet, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. . , ,' f.. X F 1 .A . Y, .in '- X ,,', -Q 1 my KATHERINE ANN GARTLAND 50 Davis Street Kathy-Greasy killer . . . Fumin fossils . . . Pantin' for pizza . . Red lights . . . My boy Stevie Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Girls Bowling, 1, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 Girls' Club, 3g llfanet, 3, Dance Committee, 3, North Star, 3 Dramatic Club. 3. Vi ,IJ 5 'fa 4 . 4 o l . 5.- 1 5. t.1'Q, xfj 4. , r Q,-3 ,l -J ' ws--'..-L A ' 'SButch Travers H35 Wt gjz'- ' x QL . ki 'NL ,... w..'N .. , ...b Q :Wav-'. . . :-.VJ --... 9'.'7'gi 5 17-flfif 3 V 0' ' . A.: Q-.':'1,4:.,. '..5',i ,D Y 'x N 4, 'fy 7 , frf.--gui -' 79 s u lr- - q'Q:--.'- l U ggi 1 9.j.':f -z-'Q' J' --13 Bob Salomon ml .. 'r1 X! . L , . 4 'r'4, ,Sg f-'+ ', Ars .if-,- J. ' 4 -.1-, ,sp , 1'a,, 'N .1 ,Q W 'li 35 .3 . t2 j:'., s6,iR'b I X' Auf' Qrfrkivj N 1.-Q 5-g 41-..-,rv-v ,N....v..-5.- K X :g ft TNI: -'rf g X . q-Ulu? Kp. -1. Y .A ' .9 ,F.L., V , 4 4 Q ,-,s ,, : .rw I '. ' Q01 l- .af-' Y .4 ...s ,3. Y J 4: K .. ,-,cg .. F T16 1-. 4--s., - - 2 . . ' - 2-47 - :. f K- ,J ' . ,, 'E - ., ,vi L ' iii L 3 -1 , Q' K... , , !,. K.. - -1 A ' . V' N6-rf' .- 1 l 'f , 5 1 , , ps 4.- 've 41:2 . t , 2--f 3 'zur E 1 ,, tU1,ft.,- can - .3 J . ' A - '- ,, , ,I gr :WI V , - .... 41? S. , H -wk 1- ,. 1, -fit M Mgr- 1' URT , we . 'rj X 1 , f'QZ iw ij- . wv i' . as . fv, vm- ' '11 ' ' The last mile ' ' ' Q: Cross Country AVIS GIFFORD T6 Freeman Street Elvis-Rock 'n Roll . . . Love letters from Blaine . . . Lincoln's . . . Hillbilly fan. Girls' Club Executive Board, 3: Girls' Sports, 1, 3: Reception- ist, 2, 3: North Star, 1: Dramatic Club, 3, Dance Committee, 3. me lr RICHARD GNOSPELIUS 41 Holyoke Street Dick-Snot . . . 6'Where's Kuk?', . . . Watch out . . . Tires? . . . Viz . . . Play cards? . . . Let's eat! Dance Committee. 3: Rifle Club, 1. we . m 'He STEPHEN GNOSPELIUS 25 Arnold Road Steve-Wiith a MGM . . . Down to Assawompsett . . . Doc's other plumber . . . We lost! . . . Stude- y-ous. Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, fllanet, 3. .11- THOMAS GODFREY 49 John Street Otie-Smoke gets in your eyes . . . Fairway patroler . . . Summer wasn't far from school. Football, 22, Hockey, 2. 1:72 'ff Sr 41- . ' avwqt Y -111 , T,--J a-sw A' ' - W , ' 4 47 ,..---- - --.,.,i,1-,- --v-gv - - - - Soon after we trek back to school in Sep- tember, we notice some of the hardier ones among us building up their wind for Cross Country, under the direction of Mr. Gentry. Because its season is overshad- owed by football, Cross Country usually does not attract too much attention, how- ever, this year we had a successful season., defeating Quincy, Milton, Rockland, and Walpole, while dropping meets to the powerful squads of Brockton, Weymouth, Braintree, and Needham. This fine show- ing boosted the hopes for Winter and Spring Track. Winter Track started with a record number of candidates, and the team did well in the Metropolitan Track League. The Winter Track squad attracted many If j , is S Instructions from Coach Gentry football boys, who strength- ened the team greatly. In March, the tracksters moved from indoor to out- door practice. Under the di- rection of Coach Meaney the team was put into shape for the coming meets. They got used to running out- doors and practicing events not included in Winter Track. This year the Spring Track squad had prospects of being one of the best in North's history, because of the showing of Cross Coun- try and Winter Track run- ners. Q Geo goes again iiititffifi' ' -'itll Q ....- as 9441 . 1. vs-Q lil!!! 1 5 - 1 gf W-.. M... . ,, , ,.- ...... v- fe' The perfect form '25 CARL GOLD 14 Ashworth Road Rev- Who's the blonde? . . . Cool convertible . . . Football fan. Prom Committee, 3, Rifle Club, 1, 2, fVice-President, 3, Football, 2, Track, 1. MARION THERSA GOLDEN 23 Birch Street Goldie- Still going steady with Dick? . . . 143 watch out . . . Hot rod . . . Loves Fords. Girls' Club Executive Board, 3: Girls' Basketball, 1g Dance Committee, 1, 2, 3. x . V -f' M. .3 ...fa if MARY JO GORDON 168 Elmwood Avenue ,Io- Pardon me for leaving, but- . . . Huskie . . . Stardust . . . Sure we dolv Girls' Club, 3, Nurses' Career Club, 2, 3g Spanish Club, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. GERARD L. GOSLIN 22 Flynt Street Goose-Hound dog . . . '6Goose,' . . . Studious . . . Hungry . . . Homework and Jose. Basketball, 2, Rifle Club, 3. F or-v5M9'V 3 - 'L Y CAROLYX GRAY 80 Elliot Avenue Carol-'iYeni, vidi, wici . . . Up- and-coming educator . . . Tops in typing. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Library Staff, 1, 2, fSecretaryD 3: Teach- ers' Career Club, 3: Girls' Club, 3: Jlanet, 3: Girls' Bowling, 3. 1 il l- .- It -4 '9.?' ! RP z ' ' 38 f ' . .....- 1. .-L...q.y3.- Geo-Bill Daniels Ronnv Coleman Art Whittum Bob Huber 'A-' 'ur -hal MARY E. GREENE 135 Vassall Street Never a dull moment . . . Bob . . . 8 28,f55 . . . Doug's secretary . . . Straight hair. Class Secretary, 3: Class Vice- President, 2: fllanet Associate Editor, 3: Prom Committee, 3: National Honor Society, 2, 3: Girls, Club Executive Board, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Student Leader, 2: Student Council, 1. 4 ROBERT GREGORY 19 Arnold Road Greg-Men of distinction drive Buicks . . . Canon, will ya?,i . . . Pen-Yan with a hurricane. Ta , ff if I P . R DOUGLASS P. GRUTHFIELD 299 Safford Street Doug-Giant economy size . . . Myster D. .1 .... Pat . . . Footbafl parties . . . '6Grouch. Class President, 3: Class Treasurer, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3: Student Leader, 1: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Track, 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Dance Commit- tee, 1, 2, 3. 45 f X- 9 ELAINE M. GUERRA 126 Bwlmont Street Pl h S a hetti parties . . . ymout SEHITHCFS . . . T. A. C .... Be good! Q Student Leader, 2, 3: Drill Team, 3: Girls, Club Executive Board, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 3: Dance Com- mittee, 1, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: Zllanet, 3g North Star, 3. SUSAN HAFF 5 Bayberry Road Sue- 1f2 . . . T. A. C .... The Highland . . . Jan.-May 1957 . . . s'The Great Pretenderi' . . . You,re confusedli' Girls' Club Executive Board, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: fllanet, 3: Girls' Basketball, 2: Honor Roll, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2: Dance Commit- tee, 1, 2, 3. Jllanet, 3. 5 r -'QQ ' if 'Jap 'Rfk Ii, 'VT7' 'V V1.5 ' 4 G J N, -U : ! v 4 'i Q 1 1. , N ' f as 1 1-,Rig .2 -ffl! .- V r. 'iff Y: Y.nfvV5i,',5l y, 'F Y? ' I 1 A' g I ' i I I -., 1 s I, , x. z my J. .'.. ' ' ' .- 1, - A. ,W 'M' ri 4 I 1 w J. 15.1K-ff Piss N ' ! GCLF Spring brings more than one kind of birdie when North's Super Swingers get out on the fairway. Practice and Mr. Donahue's excellent guidance have brought us a team unbeaten by Quincy for twenty-four years-and that's par for the course. 71' X V f TENNIS Whether serving forehanded, driving backhanded, or playing underhanded, opposing teams are no match for North's Racquet Squad, which does not often uSinc', to defeat. xfi 5' ,I GAIL M. HANAWAY PRISCILLA HANEY JANET HARRINGTON ROBERT L. HATHON 63 Russell Street 135 Fayette Street 253 Holbrook Road 88 Standish Road Where,s Louis? . . . Franklin Prissy-Parties, records, and Szivede- Wanna jam? . . . Cou- Harry-Little black rattle trap Park Zoo . . . Yellow convertible popcorn . . . O. M. S .... '6Sum- foo-me . . . P. L. P.-P. J. P .... . . . 7-E's onion rings . . . Fun in . . . '6Going up the Puritan?,' mers at the beach . . . Senior of The Pole . . . Who's Elvis?,' . . . 409. Glee Club, 1, 3g Girls' Bowl- 156. Chuck. Rifle Club, 1, 3. ing, lg Girls, Club, 3. Sketch Club, 1,2g Dance Com- Illanet, 3g Girls' Club, 33 mittee, 3g Girls' Club, 3. . . A ,mi- -- mfr I , ' , -X , , .1 p Y fi TW ' , W, ..-f , if X X I Dance Committee, 3. '5E 5?:. ' as mi! Y'-N - K .,f w x:: sf 0, f W. 5 S A ...ns-3 ',-- V W1 ....-.,, -.n .mz.n.r4.-:.....f..-.s....- V , , , ,ri ' 'sf N-2 . gs 55 ' El ll! illlx ii? .41 A L i , I ,-, .---t-. ll 1 CHEERLEADERS 1 B f- f Fla- E A TM all 1 f o. '---Q. I , ' . vw , !GLet's hear it, kids-the North Locomo- tive! And the ten peppy cheer conduc- tors are at it again. They built up mo- mentum from our first grid duel to our last hoop battle. With Annie as engineer, every Sis, Boom and Bah was perfect. And when tl1e sports season was over, our spirited train pulled into North Station with plenty of steam to spare. 5 I 1 I 4 A V :gr r 'tm fl- - ' ' ' n' .re Touchdown! .rn ..'l' 9'- .-If-Y ul ad - ' 5 .-.v-BA 4-og 4 , .layvee ' asus! Q-inf -an- 'll-...ndltu '.-S26-5 Q ' X ggi ' Y ph Y e ai V Q11 ,yi-V Cy' W t if .4 'if at-f -- .-44 ,, 1 -11' , M, bn- 0' M ' . '-.11 . ..-.'3'3v-,,. DAVID HENNESSY 21 Holyoke Street Dave-Foy's lllarket . . . Oh, Priscilla! . . . Down the Cape . . . 2:40 bus. JOAN HENSHAW 285 New ort Avenue Joannie--lNTary,s house . . . day nite shows . . . Water! . . 1'm hungry! Fri Dance Committee, 3g Girls, Club, 3, Sketch Club, 1. 1 .1 ,,, ,.f,+1-,,3,.,- wa g ,5 . p -' 1' 2 4 R. I wx-M '-,p.,w.4a.. : ,I f- sa - Q ,K 41-at-Y' 'V at ,Q MI. 5,411 M, QS J 1 '2 ,-nan qi A 1 'fc wi' rf' 'if Q, 1' W , Ds ip, . I i zjirqf' gum' ggj V, ' iz'?fE'g!f Q1 ,- 1' ' E . intl: 'rs . , y - 7:10-.f-.f . 'fygsgr Y 'Q , A af , fs.. -'-'. . ,ag , '11 .,Y . I L r Q, ,X 'W' - .-N1 H. Tl MARGARET M. HOBABT 33 Farrington Street lllargo-Joy rides . . . Friday nights in Braintree . . . Howard Johnson's . . . !'Any mail today?,' . . . The Merc. Girls, Club, 3, Glee Club, 19 Dance Committee, 3g Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3g Illanet, 3. silt -'QW '49 LOUISE A. HOBTON 63 Hamilton Avenue Lou-Oh, those redheads! . . . T. V. Kid . . . Quintree . . . Hot '51 Stude. Clee Club, 1, 2, 3, Sketch Club 1, 2, 3. ai cs ' f I W? .f if I ! 1 f f STUDENT LEADERS tt, Ay. 1 BARBARA LEE HOUSTON 21 Clive Street Barlee-Saturday football games . . . Larry. Dramatic Club, 35 Girls, Club, 3, Radio Club, 1, 2. 3. 1 A ROBERT E. HUBER 108 Sharon Road Bob-Time for a snack . . . '6Where,d the ball go?,'... Watch the universals . . . Flat- to . Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, Football, 13 Student Leader, 2, 3. DONALD HUNTER 41 Exeter Street Don-Which twin has the toni? . . . Blue suedes . . . Football till five. nd Il I A I ta t if-fx 4' Class demonstration BOYS' I Anyone who ever ventured into the Body Mechanics room early Monday morning was probably very sur- prised to discover a group of boys hard at work prac- ticing a brilliant repertoire of death-defying stunts. He would also have been very much astonished had he asked one of these athletes why the group was so ener- getic and businesslike: these boys willingly give up their time to help Mr. Rickson lead his junior-high gym classes, and to perform publicly at several occasions. As their name implies, the Student Leaders are being trained by Mr. Rickson to become real and successful leaders in all walks of life. S CAROL HUTT 251 Farrington Street Shack-Colin-Carol, 5f20f55 . . . Today's special: nuts and bolts . . . Ma . . . DeMolay Deb. Girls' Club, 3, Dance Corn- mittee, 3. RICHARD W. IRWIN 92 Davis Street Elvis-Little Richard . . . Sem- per Fidelisn . . . First class cat . . . Heebie-jeebies. Biology Club, 1g Teachers, Ca- reer Club, lg Rifle Club, 2, Span- ish Club, 3g Nfanet, 3. - ' -5 f Krleifskl GIRLS' Similar to their male coun- terparts in every respect, these twenty-five girls re- ceive valuable gymnastic training from Miss McCoy, and provide her with valu- able aid in leading gym classes. They perform at many functions, and bright- ened up our football rally, Thanksgiving Day game, and basketball games. The Girls' Student Leaders set an excellent example for the younger girls at North through their hard work and excellent performances. BRUCE JACKSON 142 Davis Street G. A. D .... Honest Bruce . W. Y. C .... Radioactive . . George's buddy. Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: Biology Club, 1: Homeroom Represent- ative, 3: Atomic Energy Club 3, Amateur Radio Club, 3. s I-no 1' X...-.f X CO A, ' BARBARA E. JOHANSON 190 Billings Road Jo-B. F. C. L .... Scrog . . . 2nd and 4th Fridays . . . Bob? . . . T. A. C .... 5f19f54 . . . Sept.- Jan. Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society, 2, 3: North Star, 2: Student Leader, 2, 3, Girls, Sports, 1: Girls, Club, 3g Library Staff, 1, 2, 33 Ilfanet, 3: Prom Usher, 2. BEVERLY E. JOSEPH 86 Carlisle Street Bev-The car, dad . . . Where's Mary Lou? . . . 'flust a minute . . . Mariaas pizza. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Girls' Bowl- ing, 1, 2, Crfreasurerj 3, Dance Committee, 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 33 HonorRoll, 1, Receptionist, 2, 3, lllanet, 3, Teachers' Career Club, 2g Nurses' Career Club, 3: Girls, Club, 3. LOIS JOY 54 Standish Road Hey, Gertlu . . . Bob . . . lNIrs. Pimmie . . . Do-nut thrower . . . T. 1. Supporter. Glee Club, 1, 2g Girls' Sports, 23 Sketch Club, 1: Girls, Club, 3, Receptionist, 3. '23 lx '51 GIRLS' BCWLING Rivalry is hot at the Norfolk Downs Bowl- ing Alleys on Monday afternoons when Miss McCoy's Tenpin Terrors get to'- gether. A delicious banquet finishes off a year of strikes, spares, and scores contin- ually approaching 300. .F I. ,, ,WI- . 5' -5.3. I 3 i Strike! 5. .,. ..t 2 -m The sharpshooters in action Let's score today. GIRLS' BASKETBALL I I 1 5 I S l T 1 . 1 f f x -rn li Never underestimate the power of a woman-with a basketball in her hand. This is a warning to the boys, for our girls have even be- gun to foster the idea of competing with the oppo- site sex for hoop honors. Those deadly four-to-three scores really wowed the fans who braved the slight- ly-off-center foul shots to watch these talented girls perform. 909 SARAIH ANN KEANE 23 Hollis Avenue Sally-Nurse . . . I seen him . . . Mammy . . . Que sera, sera . . . Irish . . . That picnic . . . Seiiorita. Nursesl Career Club, 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club, 2, 3, Library Staff, 1, 2, Dance Committee, 33 Illanet, 3: Biology Club, 1, 2, 3g Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club, 3. fl , .nn f, A ' . A .3 ,H iv , -. ff I MARY KEEFE 29 Bay Street Rooney--Anne Starr's . . . The triplets . . . Onion rings and root beer . . . Teachers' Career Club, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, Dance Committee, 1, Receptionist, 2. MARJORIE KELLIHER 105 Elmwood Avenue Blargie-High-stepper . . . Pizza parties . . . Alls rive-In . . Clams . . . Priscilla . . . Fieldston.,' Drill Team, 13 Drum Major- ette, 2, CCo-Headj 3, Prom Com- mittee, 3g Girls' Club, 3: Girls' Sports, 3. X' 40x - X- 1- lim, ji: Q . li x N :i f ffl? Ei 1 .iz-:N-,Q-'Z , l i vffkf' A 1 , . 1 I N we , LARRY KELLY 32 Colby Road Ham sandwiches . . . Regina . . . Barracuda . . . Frankie's truck driver . . . Dates with .loe and Loretta. Football, 1, 2. EDWARD A. KENT 90 Tyler Street Eddie-Lester's sidekick . . . Es Espzfiilol? . . . Photographic memory . . . Wfexnpestuously scintillatingl' . . . Curly. Prom Committee, 33 Spanish Club, Cfreasurerj 2, 3: illanet, 33 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. J ,fa ,eager ,M-gg, I, 1 5 09: i-I l M, tif w. X 'QSWKV if f 4 3 K if' E I A Adviser: Mr. Donahue l's 1 -3- T' JEANE MARIE LARACY 190 Wilson Avenue Jeanie-'53 Plym . . . Gail's other half . . . Jimmyls girl . . . Hot rod. ,-T vis if-'Q 46 48 as -'L , . -41 E SENICJR CLASS CFFICERS President: Doug Grutchlield Vice-President: Lynne Franzoni We made our choice and hoped for the best, Would those we elected meet the test? Great in stature, our head of state, Lanky Doug did a job first-rate. Reliable Lynne, his capable second, Was always around whenever work beckoned. The difficult post of Class Secretary, Was handled ably by hard-working Mary. With '4Honest Bill guarding the till, The budget was balanced with plenty of skill. As the oflicers worked night and day for each student, They showed that our choices had proved to be prudent. Secretary: Mary Greene CD' J Treasurer: Bill Denneen FRANK E. LARKIN 34 Saratoga Street Frankie- See me shakin' li ROBERT J. LEARSON 57 Ocean Street Bob-Hot Dodge . . . Barracuda JUDITH LeBARON 82-A Glover Avenue Judi-J. A. B .... Mont. on the ANNE M. LeBLANC 87 Edwin Street Annie-887-205 . . . Culottes Clive Street . . . Southern belles . . . Caught in a Web . . . George's T .... Shades . . . Only You Capers . . . Mont. on the T. . . . .S.G.B.H .... Va. pizzas. . . . Zelda . . . S. T. G. . . . A. I. T. B. . . . Frosty. Rifle Club, 3- Basketball, 2, Golf, 3. Prom Committee, 3, Dance Cheerleader, 1, 2, CHeadl 3, Committee, 1, 2, Drill Team, Student Leader, 3, Student 2, 33 GiI'lS, Sports, 1, 2, 33 Tri- Council, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Nurses' Dance Committee, 1, 2, Prom Career Cl11b,2- Committee, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Receptionist, 3, lllanet, 3, All-Group Council, CVice-Presidentl 3, Traffic Patrol, 3. 525 I' ,x ., V Rx A V '.,, ' V l . xx f. l 'lf ,. .., A155 , sa EVELYN A. LEWTIS 11 Billings Street Erie-Doll face . . . Brenda's other half . . . VVait for me! . . . Ready, push! . . . Tremen- dous H SL Bas. Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Girls, Club, 3. --,wa ff- 1'b' . ' ' V 1 .. -X :ff-. . +5 ,.., - at iytg, 3 V ah ,n,v.,,, 4 ,. if, rf 'Km .J W M new ir THOMAS LIBBY 209 Arlington Street Tom-A savage fiend . . . Fitzie's stooge . . . H. S. reject . . . The boys . . . What a ballllw Football, 2, Hi-Y, 3, llfanet, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Hockey, 3. PATRICIA LOCKWOOD 15 Bromfield Street Pat-Friday NI. P .... Hey, you guyslv . . . Four Freshmen . . . Engaging acquaintances . . . lilodern music. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Teachers' Career Club, CVice-Presidentj 2, CPresidentD 3, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, CSecretaryD 3, Girls, Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Hon- or Roll, 2. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Under the direction of Miss McCoy, The Junior Class held its elections. Careful choice by each girl and boy Gave us the following wise selections: Herbie Wood was chosen for president, And Ed Simpson elected as veep. For secretary Carole Meyer was sent, Dave McGee made great profits to reap. The Dance Committee provided the zest, And all could see quite clearly That the reason this class was one of the best Was the oflicers, working so sincerely. The Dance Committee makes plans JANICE K. LOWE 180 Hamilton Avenue Kitten-Always Bob . . . Love and hlarriagev . . . Nova Scotian hayseed . . . Bla classe de fran- cais. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Library Staff, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2. 3. BRENDA JOAN LUNNA 258 Newbury Avenue Bunny-7:30 sharp . . . M.Y.F. . . . Chorus girls . . . '4Guard that ball! . . . Bonjour . . . Hasta la vista. Teachers' Career Club, 1, 2, 3g Library Staff, 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Receptionist, 2, 3, North Star, 1, 2, 3g Girls' Club, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee, 3g .-.Ti .Q V: IT.,-N W , ' mf' :YC ,gf sn. .egg ' evil ' iff: if A T -i ' fra-r. tu. ' -' gy 12,5-64 X . A Q 'W I r Lfvpfgjfi bs A 3 . 4? ' 'F' Q f . 1 'fi ' juj - Q H 7 1 We ,fa NN I' 9 www . pf, . - 4. m . .' 9' - 1- aim lin? 5.5-' 'tal ELL' CRE? xr 'W 741 ., W ii 2 s,...-.i- ...,,,,.,.....-v--- .41 un IIC! Presulvnt Ed QIIIIIJSOII T1'ef1.x11n r IJ IX P NICGQQ' Q Q1 1 ii-1 f Democracy in action STUDENT COUNCI MENU FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Appetizers: Beanies, pencils, stickers, bookcovers. Nlain Dish: Assemblies, scholarships, two highly suc- cessful dances, Traflic Squad. Dessert: All-Group Council and Cafeteria Squad Ctwo new creationsj. Created by Chef Dick Carini, assisted by Carol, Dave, Lois, and ten hard-working assistants. Prepared in 319 on Thursday mornings and in 306 for many hours after school. Served to a hungry school daily, with second helpings many extra-special times yearly. L Pencils for sale rm , qi! E3 3 i 4-4 5 A -1 ....L.-----'-- 'ex Adviser: hir. Roberts Our ever-present Cafeteria Squad , -..4..:.,L,2,..-..-.-- ALL-GRCJUP CCJUNCIL One of the newest school groups, yet one of the hardest-working, is this elite or- ganization composed of the presidents of the many school activities. Set up to aid the hard-pressed Student Council, this still-embryonic body has set before itself the enormous task of improving condi- tions throughout the school, notably the cafeteria dilemma and teacher-student relations. Bob Cuce has tl1e confusing po- sition of being President of the Presidents, but his and Mr. Roberts' main problem is to c6-ordinate the group with the stu- dent body, and to make the All-Group Council a permanent force at North. 4-r l 'Z xi! a g Az -V .-llllnnllup., 1 I f JW - Q nu: I I'- x7 BERT LX NCH 35 Deerfield Street Turk Aloha Alaska . . . lN'Iarie 22nd swabby? . . . Those crazy lily ads . . . A casual look. Dance ommittee, 3. PATRICIA LYNCH 35 Deerfield Street Patsy-Navy nurse . . . Dick . . California bound . . . Turk . . Working girl. Nurses, Career Club, 2, fPresi- dentj 3, Receptionist, 3g lfanet, 33 Dance Committee, 3: Girls' Club, 3g Honor Roll, 2: All- Group Council, 3. 3- we qw f'9 .2 V' Y . V: ' I fi i '.ffiT:- P t -.4 . js 3 X ftrj , f X 'l 55 WILLIAM LYONS 822 East Aquantum Street Bill-Hot '46 Ford convertible . . . Squantum pizza . . . 905-253 exchange for J23011. Band, lg Hockey, 3. -is 'W FLORA lNIacKAY 74 Billings Street Floss-Dave . . . Charleslnount Ave. BBL1-4 . . . Traf . . . Saved by Helen . . . Be good! Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Prom Committee, 3, Girls' Club Executive Board, 3g lllanet, 3, Dance Committee, 1. MARION L. lVIacLEOD 196 West Squantum Street Illimi-Dixon's queen' . . . Charlesmount Ave. BB44 . . . 5 A. M. swimmer . . . Braintreeite. Prom Committee Co-Chair- man, 3, Dance Committee, 1, 2, Cheerleader, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, fPresidentj 3: North Star, 2, 3, Girls' Club, 3g Girls' Sports, 3g All-Group Council, 3, Trafiic Patrol, 3. lg 11S s ,. 51 , if N.: f V' 1 .4 . 1. 9 Nei! 'ff P-:Habla Prorn Ushers-1956 Vx A I N' 4 V lx K, ll A W. - 1 42-,si g, ',l,..-M ,Ju 4 I , 5 r 1 5 K , -. K, Q ' x George appoints a volunteer PRCM COMMITTEE One of the most memorable experiences in our senior year at North was the Prom. And to make this prom a success, our Prom Committee worked untiringly on an innumerable assortment of details. First they fought to put the prom under fashionable country-club lights, then they worked hard on invitations, orchestra, pro-- gram, favors, and the many other necessities which all went toward making the Prom the best ever. Thanks to those who gave us help: to Mr. Collins, to our par- ents, to the School Committee, and thanks most of all to that hard-working and untiring group, the Prom Committee. DONNA MacPHERSON 150 Taylor Street Friday 131. P .... What a jew- el! . . . Nice house! . . . 5500: 3750 . . . Brain . . . W'here,s Kath?', Girls, Sports, 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: flfanet, 3, National Honor So- ciety, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Library Staff, 2, Girls' Club, 3. 'Z Y! W' 1 '52 ' E, ' 4 . . X. , I1 I SX 3 1 CAROLYN MAGR1 193 Holbrook Road Wiingie two . . . Submarine sand- wiches . . . Job? . . . Holy Name dances . . . Swabbies! . . Magri City, S. B .... Pontiac. Drill Team, 1, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, Girls' Club, 3. .49- 79 CAROL P. RIANLEY 119 Mayflower Road Official timekeeper . . . Parlez- vous francais? . . . Bach finally died! ' Glee Club, 2, 3, Girls' Sports, 2, 3, Illanet, 3, Sketch Club, 3: Girls' Club, 3. RICHARD H. BIANN 35 West Elm Avenue Dick-Messer's boy . . . Trade mark . . . Mathtermind . . G. A. D .... All shook . Hi there, fella! Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Boys State, 2, Student Council, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, Illanet, 3, All Group Council, 3, Traffic Pa trol, 3. -41, rn Mf, f if 3 Q . i - 1: lx X 'E'-It .., 1. -fp 5 CA C1 He ought to be here any minute! 2.1, 9. ,,- 'K' 4 . .Ji , N I She ni ust be waiting for me now! ROBERT MANNING 16 Appleton Street Bob-Red-hot licorice stick . . G. A. D .... Plaid shirts . . . D. V. E. Band, 1, 2, CVice-Presidentj 3, .Nlanet Co-Business Manager, 3, Chess Club, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, Sketch Club, 1, Atomic Energy Club, 3. f f . QT . ANN C. MARTIN 29 Pratt Road Featherweight . . . s'Who, me? . . . You're rightln . . . D. B. T. Dance Committee, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Bfanet, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Honor Roll, 1, Drill Team, 1. NANCY MATTERAZZO 24 John Street ,Hutt- Wanna jam?', . . . Cou- foo-me . . . P. L. P. - P. J. P ...ThePole...L.A... Squeezin, grapes. Drill Team, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 Homeroom Representative, 2 Dance Committee, 3, Girls Club, 3. all ' ' 5- 'Yi ,A .gs .. .4-4. ', V Qggfil , Q: - '.,. I , . 'k . jf- E.. . sc Tig? N 4, K 'Va 'il' - 0. XA ' N i 1, 41:2 x .- f, , . l ROBERT MATTSON 57 Webster Street Bob- Where's Jack?,' Archie Bill's . . . Flying feet . . . What say, Mary? . . . Domes- ticated Peter Pan. Football, 1, 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee, 1, 2, Prom Committee, 3. 1 P I? if -ha y. ,K 'Q-,-, ....-ff' 3 ' I Ill 4:43 J.S..m . wsu..-U I' I F The Heads 2 f i Will it be the Jungle Jive or the Calypso Capers? DANCE CCMMITTEE 34 01 3 .. 'S- if Dances are a necessary part of a school's social life. Our dance com- mittees Cso many signed up that committees were named for each dancej went to work and provided social life, and more: expertly or- ganized dances, from disc jockey to decorationsg bizarre and intri- guing names with posters to matchg and, a large supply of money to help run tl1e Senior Class. Under the leadership of its chairmen Qwho, we are sorry to say, were the only ones who could appear in our formal picturej and tl1e guidance of Mr. Donahue, tl1e Dance Committee was another of the many successful facets of the Class of '57. KENNETH BICCARRON 15 Huckins Avenue Ken-Cool convertible . . . Who ' wants a drag?,7 . . . Let's go. Homeroom Representative, 2g 'is -af' K .- Dance Committee, 33 Rifle Club, 1. T .. , KV' 0. xv 9 arf I A, 0 ,rl li if ,C I 4: I n I 49 A -X ' f if ' O :QI I N ov,f -4 9 CLASS DAY COMMITTE FRANCIS MCLAUGHLIN 192 Elliot Avenue Fran-Hot Merc . . . Brett's mob . . . Demon driver . . . Sydney's Looking ove Twenty-four hours is not much time for a class to go from childhood to adulthood, yet itis the job of the Class Day Committee to bring this to pass in one magic day. In the morning the seniors were as they once had been-kids in their playclothes with toys in hand, in the evening they were hardly recognizable: that well-dressed, mannerly group gathered together to eat, to dance, to listen to their futures as forecasted by classmates, and to gather up G'Moments to Remember. Three cheers for the spirited, hard-working Class Day Committee! JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN 65 Ashworth Road Joe- He knows his stuff! . The Red Flops flop again . A. '51 9 E . . buddy- Parlez-vous frangais? Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 33 Honor Roll, 2. . 'T A X . j gli I 1 . x - ' M, A JN .I AWN . . , Q 5, ,If - A x Rr? X 1 1-55 'N-57 DAVID MCLEAN 23 Vassall Street Dave-Hot Ford . . . Flo . . . Al's Drive-In . . . At ease, you guyslii Basketball, 1. MAUREEN R. MCNALLY 53 Vane Street Bibbi-Eileen's other half . . . Cou-foo-me . . . P. L. P. - P. J. P .... Irish temper . . . Always wide awakeli' Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club, 2, 3: Girls' Sports, 2, 3: Girls' Club, 3g Dance Com- mittee, 3: Jllanet, 3. ff? I GIRLS' CLUB Give a hand to the girls! Shouting their motto: a'The Girls' Club will live for- ever! , they toiled, struggled, and finally succeeded in saving this worthy ship from failure. They sailed on to reach new goals, from unbelievably successful service proj- ects, to wonderful shows, to an outstand- ing February dance. With Miss Pratt as dependable skipper, Mary, Judi, Dotty and Linda at the helm, and a determined crew hard at work at all times, sails were billowing with enthusiasm and spirit from September to June. A co-operative faculty provided a beacon light, guiding the voy- age which led to success at every port. And as we watched from the harbor, our girls carried the North banner through another successful and fruitful voyage. l-.YY , JUAN MCNEICE 92 Hamilton Avenue Joni-Nash-can . . . 1,f26, 53 . . . Friday night checkings . . . Bob. Girls' Sports, 1, 2: DHIICC Committee, 1, 2: Receptionist, 33 Girls' Club, 3, Glee 'lub, 1. EILEEN T. MELEEDY 21 Becket Street Bibbie's other half . . . Cou-foo- me...P.L.P.'-P..1.P... Melody . . . Fieldston . . Weekends. Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 3 Drill Team, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports' 2, 3, Manet, 3, Dance Commit tee, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 3, Girls' Club 3. f--5 J fgx ' 'Rv p 1 I e -- f -- -f' ' F ' i-.4 .--...,-..:':.-: . ,- g-,f, .f:Qa,, CQQ, C ,Q , I JG. ? r 9 v --. 2: Ag .. 34 Q THANKSGIVING FOOD COLLECTION R l Uv.-- SXBUO A? 'bi L. f 5 . N X f 'v 'fF!'f:i: -' l A Y I' ' -gym Y xl 4 -Ili' ,P -f I Hrvfl, 1 l . ' 3? -Q-, ,, - MARGARET ELIZABETH JACQUELINE MEUNIER JOANNE MOORE IQQJBERT XVILLIANI 1yf00RE MERRILL 86 Granger Street 106 Billings Road 328 Atlantic Street 117 lNorfolk Street Jackie-9 12 56 . . . Culottes ,Io-Tommy . . . Blue Ford . . . Bob-Arch gear works . U l What Peggy-S'Boy, what a panicl' . . . F. T. A .... Gimme a buzz?' Biology Club, 2, 3g Teachers' Career Club, 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 3: Glee Club, 1, 3, High Honor Roll, 1g Girls, Club, 3: J1Ianet, 3. ,1- if - ,la Capers . . '. The Wheels . . . Cinderella . . . Plaid shirts . . . '56 Cheerleader, 3g Girls, Club, 3: Dance Committee, 3. Q c ' X X ia faq, v ? J 1. Monday nite . . . Apartment 126 . . . H. S .... 'LAw, c'monl Girls, Club, 3, KAI Quincy Highjz Cheerleader, 1, 2, Pony Express, 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Association, 1, 2. 7' a buddy! . . . S0 what! llfanet, 3: lvorth Star, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3. , l Elan ba, 1-45: 'Q .x Z .V F f .uf fp ,f,, . fl k 115.5 3 MS Q CHRISTMAS SHOW SANDRA LEA MORSE LESTER R. MORSS ROBERT MOULTON MARY ALICE MULHEARN 152 Beach Street 14 Shoreham Street 109 Hillside Avenue 10 Mayflower Road Sandy-Konn Kid . . . '6Where,s Les-Sensational sousaphonist Mouldy-Best soda jerk in Wolly Legs-Parties . Writers cramp Pat? . . . Friday BI. P .... . . . A-5 . . . After hours . . . Mom- . . . Caught in the Web . . . Pon- . . . Fan clubs . . M S Counter 11 . . . 9 P.M. . . . 'swhere we goin'? . . . Huh?,, Girls' Bowling, 1, CVice-Presi- dentl 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2: JUG- net, 3, .North Star, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Girls' Basketball, 3. ing chess . . . Telluride. lBand, 1, 2, 3, fllanet Co-Edi- tor-in-Chief, 3, Radio Club, 1, CTreasurerJ 2, 3, National Hon- or Society, 2, 3, Amateur Radio Club, 2, 3g Atomic Energy Club, QPresidentD 3. tiac driver. SUHIHICFS. Girls' Club, 3 Sketch Club 2 Dance Committee 3 1 .ii -ci? I l QL! hxbnx 'li'H ' i , 1' 553' A Y .'- .QI .tal awk Uh, 4:-Q '4 ,V J ' -. x Y .'. SEMI- .sf .s A-veg..--+ -af , . FORMAL 51 Af LINDA G. MURDOCK 14-4 Hollis Avenue Lin-John . . . Hot Pontiac . . Popponesset Beach . . . Hi, Hon . . . Pizza.,' Clee Club, 1, 2, 3g Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3g Receptionist, 3 Girls' Club, 3, Dramatic Club 3: fllanet, 33 Dance Committee 3. 9 GAIL MURRAY 12 Flynt Street Rock . . . ,Ieannie's other half . . . Newton girl . . . Elm Farm . . . The Garden of Eden. JAMES W. MURRAY 139 East Squantuin Street Jim-Hot Ford . . . Big Jim . . . Crew-cut . . . Fergie's roast beef . . . Nights at Randol h. M. P. O. C., 1, 2, Fljresidentl 3: Glee Club, 2, 3g Rifle Club, 3, Golf, 2, 3g Hi-Y, 3. PAUL C. MURRAY 36 Ruthven Street Peanuts-Granite cracker Straggler . . . '53 Chevy Reckless-neckless. f, 7 -s'rr.'i,- ' Q., ,. '- A ,2 gf' ' ia' A 'csv Q .4, 1-I it g x tilt ev is ,. L in 'QM 'MSD IU' nj? N---31' v N lil I Ny' 1. ,V if l 4 x s,,.I ' Co-Editor-in-Chief: Art Bearon Co-Editor-in-chief Lester Morss Tl-IE l i TI E I 1 't f 152' ' .I MARIANNA NELSON T5 Walker Street Jllaya-Summer days at Hanson . . . Cookies and 'gCupcake . . . Blacroom kennels. SUSAN NOBLE 221 Beach Street Sue-Goin' steady . . . N. U. man . . . Cape weekends . . . Scalpel, please' . '. . Q., G. A. H.! Girls' Club Executive Board, 3, National Honor Society, 2, fSec- retaryj 33 Girls, Sports, 1, 2, 3, High Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Spanish Club, fVice-Presidentj 2, CPresidentJ 3, North Star, 3, All-Group Council, 3. NANCY NOGUEIRA 221 Atlantic Street Nan-Mone -ba s of the nurses . . . Dandy difibb1er . . . No less than a Buick! Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 3, Girls, Club, 3. ROBERT D. NORDSTROM 320 Elmwood Avenue Bullet Bob-Determined indi vidualist . . . Cliques . . . D. J. . . Compact . . . White lightnin . Radio Club, 1, flaresidenti 2 CVice-Presidentj 33 Glee Club, 2g Track, 1, 2. ,wil ':9' 'Y f I MANET WIJQ' Associate Editors: r Bill Denneen and lllary Greene ? A at Editorial Staff ,I , I -.JH A n ,x ll 1 -gk? Q 'vr 5, pn. .143 ,, L KATHERINE NORRIS 185 Beale Street Kathy-Red-. . . Tinkle, tinkle . . . Friday NI. P .... Wioderrr . . . Gotta back up . . . Nasty gash. Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3g Honor Roll, 1, 2, Girls' Club Executive Board, 33 Student Leader, 3: North Star, 33 Dance Committee, 3: Library Staff, 1, fSecretaryQ 2, 3. 4 Halt. Q ' A ,. KAREN ANNE CYBRIEN 107 Colby Road Koki-Bouncing ballerina . . . Bell Bottom Blues . . . T. A. C. 1 . . Ni-ce . . . Tiger. Prom Committee, 33 Student Leader, 3g Girls' Club Exec. Board, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 33 illanet, 3g Honor Roll, 2, Dance Com- mittee, 1, 2: Receptionist, 3: Glee Club, 1, 2. ff 43s if ' J X I x ,Q L, x., . . .I k. ' y Wwlhat? 1t's going to cost how much? This is the question commonly asked by poverty-stricken seniors as they are re- luctantly dragged into Room 405 to make tl1e Hnal payment on their illanets. But little do they realize the long hours of hard work spent on the composing and production of this publication. Hour after tiresome hour was spent by Co-Editors Lester Morss and Arthur Bearon, who completed layouts and write-ups for a large portion of tl1e book and directed the Editorial Staff. Associate Editors Bill Denneen and Mary Greene worked untiringly on curricular and cen- sus pagesg and Mary, in charge of the Typing Staff, was on constant call of all concerned with the yearbook. Let us not forget our hard-working Business Managers, Bob Nlanning and Bob Cuce, alias The Bobbsey Twins, whose capable direction of the Advertis- ing and Patron Staffs assured us of sound finances, and whose clever juggling of funds helped to keep the cost ofthe book at a minimum. And last, but certainly not least, let us not forget our worthy advisor, Mr. Hof- ferty, who constantly spurred the rllanet personnel on to greater achievements. We all sincerely hope that you will en- joy owning the Blanet as much as we have enjoyed editing it. 'S m . .ff X Patron Staff ,X e X 'l Q . 1' . , .1 X e x 0 ' o s 'N , 'K ,' fs 4 Q. 1 I . X ' i ' Q Y l Business Jlanagersz Bob blanning and Bob Cuce 2 ei?-1 .f JANET A. O'BRION 3 Acton Street ,Ian- Tell me! . . . Friday M. P .... Real Hruggien . . . Neat . . . 152 Dodge. Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Jlfanet, 3, North Star, 3: Girls' Club, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 3. IYN O 1 N 5 uf. BARBARA ANN OHRENBERGER 136 Davis Street Barbie-Far away bases . . . Ose . . . Olds or Ford? . . . Oh, really? . . . C'est bon! . . . Florida. Girls' Club, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, Illanet, 3, Prom Committee, 3, North Star, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3. ..,,, 1 45 ' 5 ix, A s Q91 , ,, 7 ,,,,,, ,YAY, YW K Typing Staff ,Ai es, Advertising Staff CMH 1' Q55 'aff' i' ' i ff' 5,-sq-ff -mg,-.ff ' 9-4' F FZ FF 'uni ' f C ,... A .S SUSAN O'LALOR 455 Quincy Shore Boulevard Suzie-Only dogs get mad! . . . Suzie Snowflake . . . Good ol' days. Girls' Sports, lg Library Staif, lg Girls' Club 3, Dance Commit- tee. 3. l .p 4 WILLIAM O'NEILL 55 Sterling Street Red-Little Red . . . Hocke Slee ing beauty . . . Hot rody. . . 323 lJuncheon. Hockey, 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY PARKER 36 Division Street . . . Dotty-U.S.M.C .... Bob lllarblehead . .. . Hot Chevy 'sW'hich one will it be? if 1 4 1 - w , 1 LORRAINE PARKER 110 Billings Street Lori-Hot Chevy . . . Oh, Jack calledli' . . . Hey, buddylii . . . Gail, goin' down John's?', . . . Puritan. Glee Club, 3g Girls' Club, 3. rfj,:'f',,-wr ' 1' ' ?E?F!',EvT z , f -zkfiri A, mn ws' ,:'-nw-H K RCl161TilI1 ..5,x , i iw V , ' 7- '. -3 . 4 fwf iw .www L' .f ' 1' i f 9 c . 'T . I . ' 45- : - l fi -' . ' L . 4 K sl i A.. r Q, A .- -ul f - - . , .-In ' .1 -1 . 1 ' 0 1 R5 .. A 'X up I ' , h 1- xr. sh, . 1 I Ava A ,. J i I . ' '5' . N . Lg g - .1 'A xg I I 1 i Q.. tx, -- L H i 'Y' . X' ,-4w7-4 , 'ig l- ' --, -. r ' ' 'Kg' nf, . . 'I i' . ' X .' 1 Qi., ii A f 76 -Q . f L , .- ig- f 45 . Performing ,a 41, 'H F . .I . flu.. - -Y . V: v,- .' -gs., . - -. . ,,,,. ew... ,,, 6 .. I, -afza. .,..s S .. r. :V 12,134-I ' BAND I 0 Q ish!! we 9 ,.fvs IQ!! :GW FP?- Versatility is the word for our scarlet-clad music mak- ers, who may be seen at football games, parades, rallies, assemblies, and concerts. These merry individuals un- flinchingly give their precious time to practice in the auditorium or on the field, and lend their bell-like tones and velvet chords to spark up every occasion. When Mr. Catin raises his baton, every Cwell, almost everyj eye is ready, when he turns his back, every instrument spontaneously begins the Band's theme-song: uMickey Mousef' Their long rehearsals are rewarded by the cheering on Thanksgiving Day, tby the applause at the Spring Concert, and by the first-class rating at the long- awaited Music Festival. DOROTHY E. PITTS 69 Freeman Street Dotty-Cokes at Keene's . . Runl Quick! Hurryl . . . F. W. W. . . . Zasu . . . More muffins. Dramatic Club, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Recep tionist, 3, Rifle Club, 3. 35 JEANA F. PLEADWELL 83 Conant Road Future R. N .... Beachcomber . . . Lois' Taxi . . . Only one NMI Nurses' Career Club, 2, 33 Library Staff, 2, 3, Honor Roll, 1, Monet, 3, Girls' Club, 3,.Tri- Hi-Y, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 31 Dance Committee, 3. if 2 3 ID! j ...QW 'TIT-7' BRENDA POLLARA 18 West Squantum Street Shorthand whiz . . . Dat's nicei' . . . 6'Oh, heck! . . . New face in Quincy. Girls' Club, 3. ,rift DONALD POLVERE 14-5 Harriet Avenue Don-Thatis all right . . . Going to D's house . . . Butchis other half . . . Cavanaugh Cavalier. Golf, 1, Baseball, 2, 3, Foot- ball, 3, Homeroom Representa- tive, 3, Prom Committee, 3. Q fix D Fr 'LEX -ft X N 'Q' DRUM MAJORETTES Rehearsing for long hours after school, and performing with the Band at football games, are the high-stepping Drum Ma- jorettes. They twirl their batons in for- mations from an HNQM to an airplane, from an arrow to a boat! Under the direc- tion of energetic, tireless Miss Grayyand the leadership of the four heads, our thirty-five smart steppers never looked better. - ,A ..., 4- .. 7 Y- ,- V,- w' U Sys, .11 Q-A1 V 742 l LA la-A ff' xl ,jf I . I' I fi 4, , 1 L ws' an l' ,- A ' Q' , ,x - x 1 4. will Drill Team On the march NANCY D. POPE 19 Tyler Street 1Yan-Braintree Nash . . . Wait for Wilk and Red ..., -'l lice . . . The gas tank's empty! Glee Club, 13 Girls' Club, 3, fllanet, 33 Dance Committee, 3. 95 x fir 33. . rnwgfif Drk fun 3, ROBERT QUINTILIANI 22 Dunbarton Road Quint-Babe's other half? Hot ,49 Ford . . . Sam. Football, 1, 2, 33 Hocke 2, 3. xx A N' 1 Q 7 , I Y, 1, s ' 4 Q Q M4 a . .rbfi 00 4 J, MIXED GLEE CLUB ift' N.. ' f , . f fs X ll cameo . V . :-. '. , l s b .. W 'Y , - . V 'v 1 ' A v-, Q . .. - .K . b rex 'A if X Always an excellent and talented group, the Mixed Glee Club has provided recreation for many, and en- joyment for the whole school. And, under Miss Shres- tinian's able direction, our singers were better than ever. At Christmas and Easter assemblies, at the Spring Concert, and at the Music Festival, they performed beautifully and commendably. Month after month of tiring rehearsals were rewarded when the feeling of success was achieved after each performance of perfect musicianship. ' sa 1 1 f 5'Fa-la-la-la-la Mi-mi-mi-mi NANCY RADTKE KENNETH RAE JANE DBIARGARET RANKIN 82 Billings Street 63 Holyoke Street Shlp SQl'6Ct , Powerful perfume . . . Fraulein Ken- Sloo-nuff . . . Next week Hmgham girl . . . Anchor s awax . . . Gum, 1, 2, 3 . . . Blue levis. . . . Say star . . . X-rae. - - - O0 S, there S065 IUY bus- Track, 1, 2, 3. Girls' Club, 3g Girls' Bowling, 3. -'QM .fl-. M , ,ff .i5i',51'T' L . - , Y.ifQ,.55 -fix! p ' -1-.-',Qw,5, W fd: ?fq2S1:'- , 'Z f Q ' . .pn-.V,, n-T'.- me A 1 -5 in, 'sn ..,r N N fps- GIRLS' GLEE CLUB -21 Augmenting the Mixed Clee Club, and equally successful in its own performances was this vocal organization of girls who wanted to sing just for fun. But hard work and long rehearsals provided more than fun Cof which there was plentyl: the same feeling of success and achievement after a performance well done. 09lCf3GQfI W :fiom 0 YYY wht, 'f.311i..:?E':', '7j1'rif. . ' .' ' ,gigifffc cwifb 1. A LINDA RAWSON 170 Essex Street Lin- That's the breaks! . . . ,lack . . . 8f25f56 . . . Pizza and chop suey. Girls, Club, 3. CHARLES RE' 26 Albion Road Charlie-Huck and Drego . . . QXIXS6 . . . ,48 Chevy . . . Take it easy. 2 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, , 3. CAROL ANN BENNIE 43-A Buckingham Road Blue, blue, blue . . . s'Silent', . . . Lowell, S. F .... I was going to say-'l . . . Hen. Teachers' Career Club, 2, 3, Library Staff, 13 Dance Com- mittee, 39 Honor Roll, 2. -in 4--7 c jp! t. S 5 l DEBORAH L. ROBBINS 78 Colby Road Debbie-Weekly widow . . . 4f21f56 . . . O. R. G. . . . U. S. A. F .... T. A. C. Rifle Club, 1, CSecretaryD 2, 3, Manet, 33 Girls? Club, 3, Recep- tionist, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Honor Roll, 2, 3. '1- ., gg K ' fi 1 W' f x, f 'R i 3 I GEORGE D. ROBBINS 235 Newport Avenue Roby-Which twin? . . . Eddie,s other half . . . '47 Chevy . . . Never late on a date. Football, 1, 2, 33 Student Leader, 2, 3. JANET M. ROCHE 44 Ferndale Road Jan-Wingie three . . . Coke fights . . . Harbor haven . . . Chuckuna . . . T. L. W .... pa- jama parties. Rifle Club, 2, 3, Nurses' Ca- reer Club, 2g Dramatic Club, QTreasurerD 3. '3- -A 'ff Y' I f 68 I TEACHER SI we Here's your assignment for tomorrow CAREER -. 'fs' CLUB 3 -sn, GENEVIEVE RYDER 85 Faxon Road Rabbit food . . . 'sNot particu- larly', . . . High fashion . . . Linda's . . . Homework and T. V. Nurses' Career Club, 1, 2, 33 Manet, 33 Girls' Club, 32, Library izuifv Staff, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 3, Dra- matic Club, 3. '19 ax f ff! Future students beware! The teacher you have may be a graduate of Mr. Casey's Teachers, Career Club, and, if so, she has had plenty of practice in her vo- cation: she has met weekly with her fellow future teachers, she has planned activities for her group and has met with similar groups from other schools, and she has had plenty of practice by taking over junior-high homerooms. But, in reality, you, as her students, are lucky-this long experience makes her better able to do her job. You too should join this organization when you come to North! NURSES' 0 906 CAREER CLUB Getting fixed up '7 :re X r v Y- sflxuv , Q sg, , M-fv,K7,zs, 4 A si 5 f .. The future holds much for these enthusiastic Florence Nightingales. They've seen a little of what's in store: hospital tours, panels, films, helpful hints from a mistress of etiquette, plus get-togethers with other women-in-white-to-be, and the annual picnic, all of which pro- vided lots of fun Cdehnitelyll. Wlhafs behind all this feverish activity? 1t's the desire to decide their future calling-professional or practical nursing. Boys will soon be more than happy to get sick, just to be cared for by an ex-member of the N. C. C. NANCY M. SADLIER 58 Parke Avenue Nightingale . . . Barrel of fun . . . Some day . . . Toujours les amis. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club, 3, Prom Committee, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2. ,sp gl i',V st, r +4 f I I v ROBERT SALOMON 25 Channing Street Sam-Hot car . . . Nails . . Watch me scare this guy' . . 1.A.F.O.M .... Musces... Lois' boy. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, CChaplainQ 3, Afanet, 3, Dance Committee, 3, Rifle Club, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. A s JOYCE SCUDDER 91 Tyler Street Churfi-H. B .... Cou-foo-me . . . P. L. P. - P. J. P .... '56 spirit . . . Great Pretender. Girls' Bowling, 1,2, QPresidentQ 3, Nurses, Career Club, 1, 2, 3, North Star, 1, 2, fAdvertising Managerl 3, Drill Team, 1, 2, 3, Manet, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Spanish Club, fTreasurerJ 3, All- Group Council, 3. VICTORIA SEAMAN 104 West Elm Avenue Vicky-Hinky do . . . Ricky? . . . Yep! . . . Real Hruggiew . . . Hot Chevy . . . Natura! . . . T. P. S. Class Secretary, 2, Homeroom Representative, 3, North Star, 3, Manet, 3, Girls' Club, 3, S anish Club, CVice-Presidentj 3: 'llifi-Hi-Y, 2, 3. H1 l 4. j SPANISH CLUB ,ag V, 'flu ll Q Happy little estudiantes if , 0665 P i No one could ever realize the activity which went on in Miss Pratt's room Wed- nesday afternoons, unless he or she were fortunate enough to be a member of the Spanish Club. For these enthusiastic Spanish students discussed things Span- ish, viewed slides of Spanish-speaking countries, attended Spanish plays, heard Spanish speakers, prepared a Spanish supper, and did everything else possible to improve their knowledge of Spanish life' and customs. Learning and fun in- visibly mingled as serious students be- came better acquainted with their Span- ish and Latin American neighbors. . AU IWW, Q-Ss? N XXX LOIS SANDRA STEVENS 43 Holyoke Street Sandy-Speed limits? . . . Cars and canoes . . . Little candles . . . Letters and smiles. Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee, 2, 3, Girls, Club, 33 Illa- net, 3, Sketch Club, 1, 2, Honor Roll, 1, 2. DIANNA M. STEVENSON 182 Taylor Street HELEN SHAUFFER DIANE SMITH 21 Cheriton Road 103 Norfolk Street N. H.-shock . . . 15th, every Smitty-5'Joe,, . . . Pajama par montb . . . Back ard . . . Smokey. ties . . . Cool riot . . . Mr. L. Library Staillj fSecretaryJ 1, CPresidentD 2, 3g Teachers Ca- reer Club, 2, 3g Glee Club, 1, 21, Jllanet, 3. sent mell' . . . Elvis. Student Council, lg Glee Club Girls' Club, 3. 1, 2, Dance Committee, 1, 2: Stezfe-Wabbits . . . 1. U. K..1. . . . L. 1. A. M. S. T .... Monday night cries . . . Canoes . . . Crazy 'bout Jimm 's. Girls' Club Executive Board, 3, Dance Committee, 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Representative, 33 Prom Usher, 23 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 33 Student Leader, 2, 33 Girls' S orts, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 AEI-Group Council, 3. -U? QS R 5155 ' 1? X 70 is W 2 11 Q X. ef MARI STOKER 35 Yorktown Avenue illarie-Maryland Miss . . . You all . . . Oh, Johnny! Girls' Club, 3. , .N , M,.:,pl,. , KW' THOMAS D. STONE 108 Oxenbridge Road Rocky- T. D.' . . . The Rock . . . One of Sam's boys . . . Smoke eater . . . Chauffeur. WILLIAM SWEENE1' 124 Hamilton Avenue Babe-Front and center . . . Cool '48 Olds . . . Quint's majority . . . The football sixty-niner. Football, 2, 3. K . ilvw-5 'fa ,.s' ' r'ea'C ,p .E lfilfii ti llll. NORTH STAR W,-..,-. From idea, to dummy, to finished paper, the North Star gives N. H. S.'s cub reporters a chance for a big headache. But don't let the complaining fool you for a minute-our journal is a pet project for all of us. It only takes a pencil, a pad of paper, and a big eraser to get out the latest issue of our paper, and to let the whole school in on what's going on. i . I Advertising Staff F30 . nn- 4 , . 'T , Q'- J .. 5. -Q.. w. ' fan-my r : ELIZABETH TAYLOR 44 Warwick Street Beny- Where's Freddie? . . . Hot Packard . . . Quintree Drive- in . . . Who's a Southerner? Girls, Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3g Receptionist, 3. 'Yr 9: P' 3 1 Y. 1 , -.-fy XJ DOROTHY TOBIN 54 Montclair Avenue Dany-Wingie four . . . 5'I'll ask Fred . . . Don's little sister. Drill Team, I, 2g Drum Ma- jorette, 3g Girls, Club, CSecre- taryj 3g Dance Committee, 3: Nurses, Career Club, 1, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, Trafiic Patrol, 3. .IOHN TOMPKINS 19 Holmes Street Always a smile . . . Those trips to Boston . . . Think I donit know! til F5 Q99 f lfuly I fi' '4Truth is stranger than fic- tion, they say, and Miss Schields' Sherlock Holmeses certainly prove this. Mother Nature grudgingly gives up her deepest secrets to these peeking lads and lassesg either in 424 or on a field trip, they can be found peeking under a leaf, over an aquarium, or into a mi- croscope. They learn even more by inviting learned speakers to address them on matters of scientific im- portance, and by fabrica- ting Christmas decorations from natural greens. And their findings are limited only by the scope of their imaginations and by the limits of their curiosity. BIOLOGY CLUB Christmas decorations in the making JAMES TRAVEBS ELIZABETH ANNE 43 Hilma Street TURNOR Butch-You haven,t got a prayer 105 Norfolk Street . . . Don's other half. . . Co-pilot. Liz- Daddy-Oi' . . . 6'Soft as a Baseball, 2, 3: Hockey, 3. grape . . . Friday M. P. . . . ,ww .-ai ' 1 Y fe! p R l 3 X l gf ' I f .4 3 W E31 A X I Lincoln Lounger . . . 6'She drives me bananaslw Nlanet, 3g Glee Club, 2, 3, Sketch Club, 23 Dance Com- mittee, 3g Girls' Club, 3. af' 'mv' If ATOMIC ENERGY CLUB 1 7- -,- x f Mehr: E! iq ...5...4...3...2...1... Radioactive is the password for a dozen Hery Einsteins who are planning to split the earth in two any day now. Mr. Rubin presides over this subversive group and directs them in activities ranging from the counting of geigers being emitted by their newest bomb, to the slide-rule calculation AMATEUR RADIO CLUB H 1 of the size of a proton. Electric bills at North rise sharply when- ever our Modern Marconis start trans- mitting their shaky signals. Art, Bill, and the rest of the uhamsi' sit for hours on end transmitting and receiving such exciting messages as dab-dit-dah-ditw and Hdah- dah-dit-dahf' Wlio knows-maybe they'll be talking to Mars some day! Art calls Nloscow n ' U I ,.f '..:..,,, i RADICJ T V CLUB . . . So, friends, go to Sam's Fish Market. SMI L Early in May, a group of Northerners invade WJDA and assume control of its air waves for half a day. They send us a great variety of programs, from the usual news broadcasts to interviews with North's teachers. But this is only half the story: from September to June they practice and work with Miss McConarty to im- prove their skills, to discuss and criticize television pro- grams, to visit broadcasting studios., and to plan several radio programs of their own. And by 1960 you'll be seeing familiar faces smiling at you through your TV screen! SKETCH CLUB Masterpieces in the making U a reward the efforts of these workers Where would a Christmas or Easter as sembly be without the efforts of the Sketch Club? Just leave these miniature Michaelangelos in a room alone with a stack of paper, a little paint, and a couple of used brushes, and youive got one of those inspiring masterpieces that enrich our assemblies. The 4'oo's and Hah's of the students when the Sketch Club s works are finally placed on stage fully N -gn. . ge, S fu? N.- Q . . 0 .. U 5 o -- XXX: 1 TXOQ 'Q-.SX x . , X .Ks DRAMATIC CLUB After many unsuccessful at- tempts in past years, the Dramatic Club finally be- came a reality-and a sur- prising one too, as dozens of enthusiastic members pro- vided incentive. Mr. Evans had a hard job on his hands, but began to mold this or- ganization into a perma- nent one at North, and to provide necessary experi- ence to the many students interested in the field of drama. The continued in- terest ofthe members made for a successful year and a good start toward future successes for the Dramatic Club. 'T P 1 Y DAVID USHER 177 Belmont Street Tarzan-Hot green Pontiac Nancy . . . Demon on the mond . . . The Hawksf' Baseball, 1. CAROLYN F. VAUGHN 44 Hamilton Street Kerry- Daddy-O . . . Or- anges . . . Gridiron . . . Nora . . . T. 151. Y. W .... Les. Girls, Club, 33 Girls' Bowling, 1, 2, 3: Clee Club, 1, 2, 3: Span- ish Club, 3: Dance Committee, 33 North Star, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. P? YB 'Rx N if KAREN K. VAUTRAIN 66 Botolph Street uClass, anyone?,, . . . Short and sweet . . . Peanut butter sand- wiches . . . G'Anchors Aweighf' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. X uf 1. ANN VICNEAULT 125 Huckins Avenue Squeeks-Fileneis Fixture . Pony tail . . . Hi, Ralph! . Pizza Palace . . . Hot Studie . . . T. A. C. Nlanet, 33 Prom Committee, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Glee Club, 3: Girls, Bowling, 1, 3g Dramatic Club, 33 Teachers, Career Club, 2: All-Group Council, 3. CRAIG S. WARREN 99 Newbury Avenue Ape-6'Mile a minute . . . Vir- ginia . . . Dave's buddy. Track, 1, 2, 3. af H675 -1-.7 as-463 1 L Q X -4-....-1 Y X as. . : 3 ., ,I N -1 'lA Q. 91 N -Q 1 r NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Examining the N.H.S. emblem i . ' : '1- One of the greatest honors a student can receive is to be elected to this group. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the qualities for which the students are chosen and those which they are ex- pected to live up to. These individuals are excellent ex- amples of our successful citizens of the not-too-dis- fs, .ar 1 X 'I if A . . sq .Y If: -ilk ' ' WTLLIAINI CHESTER WELCH 110 Billings Street Chet-F airway patroler . . . From under the deck . . . 5'Time, pop! . . . uWho's shy? Basketball, 1, 2. A . 11 ' Q. Gr -,F , l MARY M. WHITE '20 Ellington Road Blu - - - Culottes Capers . T. A. C .... Marshfield llansion tant future. JOHAXXA YVATSOX 37 Webster Street Joey-Freddie's friend . 1. . Band- wagon . . . YX'hat's the German homework? . . . Political pro- tege. Band, 1, 2, 3: Xational Honor Society, 2, 3: .lIanet, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. . -N 61: , 1 1 0 0 . R--7 WILLIABI WEED 118 Taylor Street Wild lrilly-Jes Ches at K's . . Pro hypno with a wet brush . . . S. F. Kid. Sketch Club, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club, 1: Biology Club, 1, 2: North Star, 3: Dramatic Club, 3: Student Leader, 2, 3: All-Group Council, 3. vw' . .4 9 'WK 1 ,',. I 4, , it . . . Bones . . . Pajama parties . . . 1NIoonlight Serenade. Girls' Club, fPresidentl 3: Na- tional Honor Society, 2, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Cheerleader, 3: Student Leader, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Dance Committee, 1, 2: Prom Ifsher, 2: All-Group Council, 3. ROBERT YYHITE 59 Belrnont Street Whitey-Kitty s boy... 1. A. F. O. II .... Betty-who? . . . 'SBuddah, Buddahi' . . . Curly . . . Noe. Hi-Y, 1, 2: Prom Committee, 3: Dance Committee, 1, 2: Prom Usher, 2: illanet, 3. r-3 -Xu . - 1 :Q ?s tt' - Q V RIFLE CLUB 47 Think you can hit it from here? 5- 'g M. P. C. C I f l aiu 3 6' .Qs 'fll 1 Yr ng ' :Lg , v Almost any Wednesclay' or Thursday night the sound of rifle shots can be heard issuing from our range at the Squantum School. The silence is broken only by the intermittent firing of the rifles and the fateful message from Mr. Burgess: 'gNip- per bull at seven o'clock, or Pinwheel, Bob. This year the team dropped a close game to Holbrook by three points, but can1e back and clobbered Braintree by thirty. The many girls in the club shoot on Wfednesday nights, and they have proved themselves fine shots. Much of the credit goes back to Mr. Burgess, who worked hard molding this year's team. The future will hold many great seasons for him and his rifle teams. y 1 X l 5 r '7- ' lex all r Q . Llp.-X, 'li V S .0 A .gf X f A ' N. H. S. Censoring S 'fs W mb S . P .H 5 ervice Y D 'A r Sf 'fq.,s?-A , r ' H 4 i N Q Q lj, Lights! Camera! Action! And another class is enraptured through tl1e efficient film-showing of the M. P. O. C. Under the supervision of Mr. Gentry, these mechan- ical lads learn how to operate the school's electronic and motion-picture equipment. and to control the auditorium lighting. Quietly and efficiently they provide in- valuable help to the school. willingly giv- ing up study periods to supervise films. The student audience has no complaints. except that they would appreciate a pop- corn stand and Cinemascopel . .1 Z W' , 5 Morning madness y LIBRARY STAFF Among our unsung heroes are the hard- working girls of the Library Staff. From 8:15 to 3:30 they keep the library and social studies room in working order, as- sisting Miss Sherman and Miss Countie unselfishly. Any day, about 8:25 A. M., they can be seen in a typical activity- smothered under a monstrous pile of books. But don't worryg by 9:00 they have revived and are hard at work again. 1309 A smiling face is the wonderful reception that awaits a visitor to 9 The sentinel N. H. S. All through the school day you'll find a pretty female sit- ting before the Trophy Case, waiting to receive our many guests. Be they strange or familiar, they'll always remember North' even if it's only because of the hospitality of the Receptionists. no 0050999 ,ff TRAFFIC PATRCJL In struggling through one of N orth's crowded corridors, you may recall having encountered a battered indivi- dual standing in front of some stairway, with a horde of hurrying students pushing and shoving to arrive at their distant destination within the incredibly short time of four minutes. A tap on the back informed you either that you were erroneously heading upward on a down stairway, or that you had tried to sneak by the traffic regulator on his left side instead of on his right Ca dreadful infraction of the rulesj. In reality these thirty strong-armed gendarmes are students authorized by the Student Council to perform their worthy tasks, and they do their work admirably in the face of an ever-increasing school population. No Speeding Al- lowed now that the Traffic Patrol is guarding the stair- ways. Q be C5 f. 11- I 5' .. r' Ns 1 .hat lk Tl va--5' Howdja expect me to know this was an SUP' stairway? 1.l1, f ,XY .. - ....:. LINDA S. WHITNEY 78 Ardell Street Lin-Wingie five . . . Hot G. M. C .... Seaweed eater . . . Whois hungry?,' Drill Team, 1, 2, Drum Ma- jorette, 3, Girls, Club, CTreas- urerj 3, Nurses' Career Club, 1, 3g Dance Committee, 3g Rifle Club, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3. 0 l Q . it 1' A . Q KL'-7 533' .X f a. .10- YNW ,kr I1 I if WINSTON M. WHITNEY 139 Harvard Street W'hit- YM wrestler . . . Run- nin ,S like work . . . Admiral of tie fleet. Track, 1g Glee Club, 1. ARTHUR R. WHITTUM NELLIE L. VVHYNOTT 32 Cummings Avenue 25 Hilma Street Sparkvy-WICRO . . . Master of Lou-Dave , . . 3f29f55 the ,88 . . . g'Where's the fire, 6f13f56- . . . Cornell . . . Vaca Sparky? tions . . . 3Vg years . . . Bonnie Band, 1, 2, 3g Radio Club, I, Lou, CSecretaryD 2: M. P. O. C., 1, 23 North Star, 3, Girls' Club 3 Track, Ig Amateur Radio Club, fPresidentD 3g All-Group Coun- cil, 3. ,..-3 - 2? 66 I l . 0 fs - 1 . If AZ i X -, -4 . 1 K f' iiiii ,!,l .ln Planning for Boys' Nite To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home. church, and com- munity, high standards of Christian char- acter is tl1e purpose of this organization. Combined with this more serious purpose is the ever-present one of enjoyment and fun, making for an all-round program of speakers. films. splash parties, dances. and service work. The excellent attendance at meetings is probably caused by the ex- pectation of a ping-pong game with a fa- vorite Hi-Y'er. And so meetings end with a perfect balance of an infrequent com- bination: accomplishment and enjoy- ment. 1' TRI-HI-Y T I 3 Xai,s m QT!-TW37-' vk 63 F5 1 E5 E5 .. p5 qiib' Q. NIC- 'N 51:94 9-1 ' ruggfl cfm: ,rj SeE.s':1FfL45E'E1LE'U r,g5?3s,:.lwH fo QVFS- 'mid WODQ - 310 QW-.4 Q.,Of'm . mt, U, . f 91 ' gsisisiaae ' .i Q DBESEI 09209 x . as 1 Hsnw g.55w M -5 geldjwfic-' ' E S gwv:-153' ' mm 2QEsWc?:: 5 'If2m 552 :J po- 50 Os: Son fbi: 4 ... J fp. ? as m if Q-j'UQ'v-F11 l 52335 U35-'ITALA Qfb , if-, , 5-9-J Q-1.-O N' E577 O-Magcljw ' . Se-oo Q. .135 5 Q. ...gm QCD. P-'I O' ' EDU-1 Q U, . . . y C 'ni '17 Evrb. F1 wwwcoa fgfg w 99 g9OqUJU3fb2,wU.G ,.T, fJa:g':1E'4,.,O-,.':1fau-,r-1 O:rb3'ix 55 Z1lmU7 J ' 0 '-' Q-fm fu Qian: , H .X 9-191 nxt- :aim af! Q'-+00 f-rf-5,., 'f'D'441Q 1 :WQWH na:-O O 0 ' 1f'g.,O- 77-C PUBBWTOJ MQ' QU 61551:- 'mC:,,E will O' 53CIIIT'E- :C' QC 5W?g'41-QQWHQZ 1' sl sl I 2. -co ,-, +-3 as-'DT 5-CJ. '-iw, yo. v- --. I n-Q... IQ wljybdwp- :- s mm Q-.. vi :F QN4 QQQ.-F3 Q. Q' aiu' O'-1' . CD- sF'9-F95? '4 l Elgin? QD' -E Qcncj nary- 'PT' q na 5235-ilzrl 9 'f Q 5 'A Q 5 U. :raci- N M i Q ww I N .. O, - ' ' 35595 ' X -4.2236 x .425 . Q Q- :V 2 UQ 'cs 8r11'4 F Q vi L' 2' Ll' .'1v PWM. . . 'i x J: LBA t '-Y-' vows-..l . N fi -112' , . 7 ,. - 'if -va 4 - , , , A., 'A , --. ' as K' -1 s . X -I I' 5 4 HI-Y Planning for Girls' Nite .2 -41 ' il 1.. ' , if-f xx' v ..- ,Tl a JE! .-:E :'lg!d5 A in i lx tw X im? The bounce of the ping-pong balls at the Quincy HY announces the presence of our Hi-Y Club on Monday nights. These ambitious lads are pledged to help their community by doing their small bit in giving aid to those in need, especially to the girls of the HTri. Their meetings start promptly at 7:30 or 8:00 Cor even 8:30 sometimesj at which time they very formally discuss what little helpful deed they can perform next, or plan one of their famous splash parties. Wfith a few parting words from their revered Chap- lain they retire to the Youth Room to re- sume the games of ping-pong that were interrupted by the need of a meeting. BARBARA ANNE WYE 69 Clement Terrace Barb- That's real casualli' . . Cou-foo-me . . . P. L. P. - P. J. P . . . Time to dig out! North Star, 3g Girls' Club, 3g Dance Committee, 1, 3g fllanet, 3, Girls' Sports, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol, 3. ,za 9 JEAN YOUNGWORTII 39 Standish Road Jeannie-Here comes Joe . . . Louise's other half . . . Practice tonight . . . Hot Chevy . . Fabulous. Girls' Club, 3: Girls' Bowling, 1, 3: Drill Team, 2, Drum Ma- jorette, 35 Dance Committee, 3. SENIORS WITHOUT PHQTOGRAPHS CAROL A. KING KENNETH PAUL PEARSON LOUIS QUINTILIANI CLASS CENSUS ij. Ei C7 X . ,, x l :' 1 ag s Best Looking Butch Travers and Lois Woodsome Q? 1' x , 'fl-6' 1 X if Rlost Likely to Succeed Bill Denneen and Carol Davidson .4 lNIost Dependable Class Wit Eddie Deane and Dlargo Hobart 1 , X A Q , . L, . 3 , . .,,g ,,,, E' 2 A as .. 5- fa '., I C Y my ' ' u . I . Most Athletic Doug Crutchfield and Pat Lockwood ,lack Cooke and Salary Greene Class llluscians George Allen and Freddie Flukes I Y Q Y wr IE, 1-1.7 , ,Y 71,5 fill- uf, V -i?f - Kem. Class Iuseparables Cl ' Bert Lynch and Marie Carofolo ass Genius Lester Morss and Susan Noble s hiost Sophisticated Larry Kelly and Jinx DeNutt'e Most Businesslike blost Versatile Bob Cuce and lilary Greene Doug Crutchfield and Lynn Franzoni 01 Class Individualists Best Dressed John Tompkins and Kerry Vaughn Dick Cnospelius and Barbara Barlow 4 1 Most Popular Doug Crutchfield and Mary Greene lwost Courteous Ralph Frazier and Elma Dingwell Friendliest Jim Murray and Lynne Franzoni Quietest Craig Warren and Priscilla Haney Best All Around Doug Crutchfield and Lynne Franzoni ,I Best Dancers Russ Fitzgerald and Karen O'Brien Class Artist William Weed and Judi LeBaron Class Optimist Red O,Neill and Barbara Callahan 5, Z T . 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' 4' 1'fw.1 ..L 'Xp :av D ' ' Am-- . 4 ' . K' ' 1 XS.-., .5 s r 1 1 1'LZ x. ' 'I 1 4 9 4 Ms ...,-:.-:u....., M .,,LA,,i,-,L:. . , O Ono 1' ' What is success? Rudyard Kipling has given us a figurative meaning: If you can dream-and not make dreams your master, If you can think-and not make thoughts your aim ,... If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And-which is moreEyou'll be a Nlan, my son! -Kipling, If In dealing with tangibles, we must consider success as the achievement of a goal. Still, as far as yearbooks are concerned, success means more than mere accomplish- ment of a purpose. A yearbook is a reminder, a historical record, an outstanding yearbook, however, is, in addition, a work of art-a book which in a limited space portrays the spirit of a closely-knit group of students. The question is whether we as editors have ccdreamedv too much, or whether we have succeeded in producing a yearbook out of the ordinary. We hope the 1957 Mane! lives up to at least some of our ardent expectations. Yet how could this book ever have become reality without the guidance and as- sistance of so many: Mr. Hofferty, who worked untiringly to make it a success, Mr. Bleiler, who helped to give our book its design, as well as its beautiful photographs, Mr. Farnham, who ran to and fro as our link with Keller'sg Miss Morrison and Mrs. Hannon, who graciously answered our every request, Bob and Bob, who solicited our pecuniary resources, Mary and Bill, whose great help we can never forget, and Hnally, our hardworking staffs-Editorial, Advertising, Patron, Typing-these were the unsung heroes. Our heartfelt thanks to all! Arthur Bearon and Lester Morss Co-Editors-in-Chief 86 -It .-1 ..- Without You, Tloif Book ould Never Be Mrs. Charles Abbot Miss Judy Abraham Mr. Carroll T. Absalom Miss Lois D. Absalom Mr. H. Russell Albro Mrs. F. G. Acker hir. Darrell M. Agnew Mr. 81 Mrs. James H. Agnew Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Albertassi Mr. T. F. Alcarez Rita Alexander 56,' Mrs. Vera Alexander Mr. P. Alibrandi Mr. 81 Mrs. George S. Allen Mr. Charles Anderson Mrs. Herbert Anderson Mrs. Phillip Anderson Warren T. Anderson Mr. David Annan Mr. John H. Ashe Mr. Robert Askins Gilbert Axberg Miss Carol Ann Ayer '656', Mrs. Dorothy Ayer Anonymous Mr. Richard Babson Mrs. Frank Baker Mr. Robert Baker Nlrs. Elizabeth Ballard Mr. Roger Ballow Mr. Charles Bardsky Mrs. Clifford Barlow Mrs. James Barnett Miss Florence P. Barry SS Miss Frances Barry Mr. dr Mrs. John M. Barry Mrs. Herbert Barthel Rev. Sz iwrs. Frank J. Bauer Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin C. Baumber Mrs. Bech hir. Joseph Bech Blrs. Albert F. Becker hir. Sz Mrs. Albert NI. Becker Blrs. Bench Mr. 81 Mrs. George Berard Mrs. Alfred L. Bergeron Mrs. Josephine Bergman Mr. 81 Mrs. Bettincourt Mrs. Florence E. Bies Mr. Russell G. Billard Mr. 85 Mrs. John E. Birnie Miss Sue Bishop Mrs. C. L. Bjoinholm Mrs. Black Robert Blair Ruth Blanford Mrs. Thomas J. Bolance Mrs. Emma L. Bond John Bonnie Mrs. Harry Bourgeois Mr. 8a Mrs. William L. Bowman Mrs. Flora Boyajian Mrs. Joseph R. Bradshaw Mrs. Elvin W. Bragg, Jr. Mrs. Otis A. Brigham Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs. Herbert Brown Mrs. Richard Brown Miss Dorothea Bruce INI1-s. Helen A. Bruton Mr. David T. Bryer Mr. Buckley Mrs. Eugene Burke Miss Nancy Burke 60 Mr. Roger Burnham Mr. William Burrill Mrs. L. M. Burrows Mrs. Gerald J. Cahill Mrs. John Calarese Mr. Sz Mrs. Kenneth Calderwood 87 Miss Claire Callahan 56 Rev. Gerald D. Callahan Mrs. Perry H. Callbeck Debora Campbell Mrs. M. Cambudgve Mr. 81 Mrs. James Campbell Mrs. Robert Cann Mrs. D. Carlo Mr. Sz Mrs. Clarence W. Carlson Mr. Lloyd Carpenter Mr. 8: Mrs. Donnell M. Carr Gerald Carroll Mr. Martin Casey Miss Patricia A. Chabot Mr. 81 Mrs. Romeo J- Chabot Mr. Charles Chapman Miss Bertha Chase Mrs. C. Chase Mrs. Donald E. Chickering John A. Chmielinski Mrs. Sarah Cobban Mrs. Cody Denis M. Coffey Mrs. George Colarusso George P. Colarusso 52 Bliss hlyra Colby lNIr. Leman Coleman lNIr. John J. Colligan Bliss Jean Colwell Richard B. Colwell hir. 81 Mrs. Ronald Colwell hlrs. Comeau Mrs. Edward P. Comi Mr. 81 Mrs. A. J. Condangelo Mr. Harry M. Conover, Jr. H47' Mr. John Contos Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Conway Bliss Marjory Conway Mrs. Gerald Cook Mrs. Robert Cook Mrs. Ann M. Coombs Mrs. Mildred Coombs Mr. 81 Mrs. Stuart Cooper Carol Cooperstein Mrs. William Costello Miss Jean Cowee '456 Mr. George Cowie Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Ashton Cox Millicent Craig Mrs. Mable Creedon Mr. Lawrence Crehan Mrs. Wilfred Creighton Mrs. John D. Cronin Jack Crowley 56 Mrs. Nancy Crowley Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Cuce Miss Doris Cummings Mrs. R. E. Cummings Mrs. Frank P. Cunningham Mrs. John Cunningham Miss Currier Mrs. John P. Curry Mr. Richard Cushing Rev. Thomas V. Daily Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Dalton Mr. Fred Daly Mrs. Anna D'Arcangelo Mrs. Carol A. Daringer Mr. Ernest D'arrigo Rev. R. Berwyn Daniel Priscilla Dauphinee 'G56,' Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin F. Davidson Mrs. John Davidson Mr. Robert E. Davis Mr. Wendell Davis Mrs. Harry Dawson Mr. Alfred V. Day Miss Barbara Day Jerry DeGennaro Mr. 81 Mrs. George F. Denneen Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Densmore Mr. 81 Mrs. Gerald DeNutte Joseph A. Derringer, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. William DeSantis Mrs. Louis DeYoung Harry W. Dienst Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent DiGiovanni Mrs. Earl Dingwell Mr. George Disnard Mrs. Gertrude Doherty Mr. George A. Donahue Mrs. Francis Donnelly Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard C. Donnelly Mr. Edward Doyle Mr. Fred Duchemin Rev. Charles G. Duffy, S.T.L. Mrs. Jean Dunlop hlrs. John Dunlop Blrs. A. DuPont Mr. S1 Mrs. Bert Eckblom Mr. 81 Nlrs. George H. Eddy, Jr. lliss .loan B. Ellis 5653 Mrs. Myron F. Ellis Mrs. Harry L. Ellsworth Mr. William S. Ellsworth 39 Mrs. Harry J. Elwood Dr. 81 Mrs. James H. Emmerson Miss Edna Ericksen Mrs. Carl W. Erickson Miss Clara Erickson Miss Betty Evans Mrs. G. Evans Mrs. Cliff. Evers Mrs. L. R. Everson Miss Katherine Faherty Mrs. Arthur Ferguson Mr. 81 Mrs. James Fields Miss Maureen Fitzgerald 656' Mrs. Fredrick F lukes Mrs. James W. F redricksen Robert Foley Mr. Forrest Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles H. Foster Mrs. Gilbert Fox Mr. Robert Fox Mr. Donald W. Frazer Miss Ena F redette Friends Mr. George H. Gadbois Mrs. Walter Gadsby 7 if is Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Gallagher Mr. Christopher Gallivan John J. Galvin, Jr. Mr. Willard J. Ganter Mr. Harold Gardner Miss Mary Ellen Galvin Mr. Chandler Garland Mr. 81 Mrs. George W. Garran Mr. 81 Mrs. James T. Gartland Pepper,' Gartland Mr. Leon Gibson, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Gilbride Mr. Peter Gill Edward Joseph Goode Edward P. Goodfader Mr. David H. Goodspeed Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl A. Gordon Miss Lillian Gormley Kenny Graham Mary Graham Mr. Irving B. Grant Mr. James P. Grant Mr. Granvilli Rlrs. John Grasso Miss Alice Gray Miss Dorothy Gray Mr. 81 hlrs. Henry W. Gray hir. Thomas E. Green Mrs. Darby A. Greene Mrs. George S. Greene Sydney Greer Mrs. Joseph I. Grover Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Guerra Miss Dorothy Guest Miss Marion Gurney Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph P. Hadley Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles 0. Haff Mrs. Robert J. Hagan Mrs. Edward Hagerty Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton Mr. Robert Hamilton Mrs. Rosemary Haney Mr. Dana R. Hanson Miss Marilyn E. Hanson Mrs. Olof Hanson Mr. Russell W. Hanson Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent H. Hanson Mr. Henry Harmon Miss Judith Hart Mr. Richard Hart, Jr. Mrs. Edward Hathon Richard K. Hawes, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Hay Miss Eleanor E. Hayes, R.N. Corp. Robert Hayes, U.S.M.C. Mrs. James Hazelburst .v f I-4:-' Mrs. Thomas Hedrick J. A. Heinzig Mrs. Harry Hemeon Miss Janet Hemingway Mr. Howard M. Hersey Mrs. Lillian Hibbard Mrs. Carrie B. Hill Mrs. J. F. Hillier Mr. Walter Hirtle Mrs. Chester Hobart Mrs. George Hodges Miss Kathleen Holferty Mrs. Dorothy Manley Holbrook S64-9 Mrs. Thomas A. Holland Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Holman Miss Judith D. Holmes 56', Horace Mrs. John Horgan Arthur H. Homley Mrs. Philip G. Horton Mr. 81 Mrs. John A. Houston Graton G. Howland Janice Hoyt 56 Mr. John S. Huber 56 Mr. Earl Hudgins Miss Eleanor Hughes 39 Miss Katie Hughes Mr. Donald Hunter Donald Hunter Miss Eileen Hunter Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold F . Hurley Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank D. Hussey I. B. Hutchinson Mr. Burton B. Hutt Mr. 81 Mrs. Gerald P. Hutt Mrs. Molly M. Hutt Joseph A. Ilacqua Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred K. S. Ingham Mr. 81 Mrs. Ira T. Irwin Mrs. Louise Jack Mr. William A. Jack Mr. Clarence W. Jackson Mrs. William C. Jackson Bonnie Jaeger 59 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ivar Johanson Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard B. Johns Mrs. Mary Johnson Mr. St Mrs. Thomas F . Jones Mr. William J. Jones Miss Evelyn Jordan Mr. 81 Mrs. James Joseph Mrs. Joseph Joy Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Keane Mr. Thomas Keane Mr. Dan Keating SSH Mrs. Edward Keenan Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred A. Kerth Mr. Francis R. Kelley Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kelly Mr. John P. Kelly Mrs. Katherine Kemper Mrs. John O. Kennedy Miss Sally Ann Kennedy Mrs. Harold Kilpatrick Miss Althea King Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold M. Knowles Mr. Ernest Kreitman Leo C. Kroha g Mrs. Arvid H. Lagh Mr. Robert Laing Mrs. Walter Lamay Mrs. Adin L. Langille N349 Mr. Earl Lantery Mrs. Anne LaRue Mrs. Constance Lavery Mrs. James H. Law Rt. Rev. Walter J. Leach, D.D. Mrs. Burton Leavitt Miss Ruth H. Leavitt Mr. 81 Mrs. J. E. LeBlanc Mrs. Charles LeClair Mrs. George F . LeDuc Mrs. Ralph Lee Miss Barbara Lewis Sli Francis C. Lewis Miss Nancy J. Lewis Joyce Lindbom Raymond E. Lockwood Mr. Richard Lombard Mrs. George A. Lowe Mrs. Alfred R. Lund Mr. 81 Mrs. Kempton J. Lunna Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert T. Lynch Mrs. George Lynch Mr. John Lynch Mr. Peter M. Lynch Mrs. John Lyon Mrs. Barbara Lyons Mrs. Gerald MacDonald Mr. S1 Mrs. John E. MacDonald Miss Jean MacKenize Mr. William MacKey Mrs. Norman MacLean 81 Mrs. Theodore Ryder Mr. A. M. MacLeod Mr. Craig MacPherson Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald S. MacPherson Mrs. Margaret M. Mahoney Mrs. John O. Malley Mrs. John Malmgren John Maloney Mrs. Seth W. Manley Mr. Seth W. Manley, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. S. W. Manley, Jr. F. A. Manning William A. Manning Mr. James Mantin Miss Carolyn Marks Betty Ann Marshall Mr. Sr Mrs. David Martell Mr. Paul S. Martin Mr. Mason Mr. Clifford O. Mason, Jr. George F. Mason Mrs. Dean Mathews Mrs. Gordon Mathieson Miss Joan Mathieson N569 Mr. James McAleer Mrs. John F. McArdell Mrs. A. F. McClean Miss Katherine G. McCoy Mr. Ally McGinnis Mrs. Russell McGue Mrs. Artie McIver Mr. Richard J. McLaughlin Mrs. John J. McNally Mrs. Francis McNeil Mr. 8: Mrs. John McSorely Mrs. William McSweeney Greg Meagher H567 Miss Ruth Meisner Mrs. Pauline Melanson Mrs. Edward S. Meleedy Mr. George Earl Merrill Miss Margaret Merrill Mr. 81 Mrs. Oliver Merrill Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen H. Merritt Miss Alice Meyer Mr. Lawrence Meyer Mr. Samuel R. Meyer Mike Sz Barb Mrs. David Mildram Miss Lorris Miller Miss Shirley Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. W. E. Milligan Mr. Sl Mrs. John V. Mini Mrs. A. S. Minukas Mr. Louis W. Mission Mr. Moody Mr. Fred Mooney Mr. C. Moore Mrs. Dengie Moore Mrs. James Moore Mr. John Moore Miss Sheila Moore John Moran Mrs. Charles G. Morris Mr. Si Mrs. Arthur H. Morrissey Mary fLuceJ Morrissey 4-T, Mr. Sr Mrs. Richard C. Morse Mr. Sc Mrs. Sumner M. Morss Mr. Stephan Moynihan Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Mulhearn John Mullarkey Mrs. William E. Mullin Mr. Sr Mrs. M. G. Murdock Joseph Murphy Mr. Kenneth Murphy Frederick B. Myers Mr. Richard Nash Mrs. Kathleen Naughton Miss Joan Nelson 56 Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Nelson Miss Patricia Nelson Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mrs. Louis S. Newman Mrs. William J. Newell Mr. Charles Nichols Mrs. Alice Nicholson Mrs. Blanche Noble Mr. 81 Mrs. Clinton Noble Mrs. Donald W. Nogueria Mr. Joseph Nolan Mr. Sl Mrs. Norris Mr. Noyes Mrs. Rudolf Oberg Mrs. William O'Brien Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis O'Brion Mrs. Authur Ogilvie Mr. 8a Mrs. Wm. J. Ohrenberger Mrs. 0'Keefe Mr. James R. Olson Mr. Edward O'Neill Mr. 81 Mrs. L. W. Ordway Mrs. Harold O'Rourke Mr. O'Shea lilr. 81 Mrs. Richard Page Miss lwarilyn Palm -.....,.-.1 Joan Paul Mr. Sr Mrs. Pearley J. Payson, Jr Mr. Harvey Peterson Mrs. Herbert Peterson Miss Ida C. Peterson Miss Mabel B. Peterson Miss Karen Anne Phillips Mr. Sz Mrs. William Phinney Mrs. Piazzola Mr. Howard Pinkham Mr. William Pitt, III Francis Joseph Plante Mr. SC Mrs. Edwin F. Pleadwell Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter R. Pleadwell Mrs. Salvatore Pollara Mrs. Harold Pope Mr. Sr Mrs. John D. Pope, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John D. Pope, Jr. Mrs. Arthur A. Poquette Mr. Donald Porter Attilio Poto Mrs. George L. Proudst Mrs. C. Stanley Purcell Mr. Alfred Radley Mr. Arthur W. Rae Mr. Sr Mrs. Kenith Rawson Miss Lucy Rayan Mr. William Reed Mr. Leo Regnier Mr. John D. Reid Miss G. E. Reilly Mrs. George R. Riley John C. Riley Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo M. Riley Mr. Stephen V. Riley Mrs. Louise Reilley Mrs. Grace M. Rennie Norman Rizzi Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Roach 85 Mrs. Donald G. Robbins Sr Mrs. Kenneth Robbins 81 Mrs. Cecil Roberts Mrs. Polly Roberts John J. Roper Mr Sewell C. Rose Mr Arnold Rubin Mr 81 Mrs. William A. Rushton Mr 85 Mrs. Huntington Rutan Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. William L. Ryder Mrs. Elizabeth Sadlier Mr. Paul W. Sadlier Mr. Wallace E. Sadlier Miss Elizabeth Savage Mr. Benjamin Sawin Miss Anne P. Sawitsky Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Scharga lNIr. Emmanuel G. Schembari X r-Q A .- X. ju X ,X 3 Miss Wilma Shields Mr. George J. Schools Mr. John Schuler Mr. 81 Mrs. Floyd N. Seaman Charles M. Sheehy Mrs. Shirley Segal Mrs. Guido Seraiinelli Barbara Shauffer Mrs. Charles Shaw Mrs. Vincent H. Sherman Mrs. Richard Shinnick Miss Alice Shrestinian Mr. Stephen Silva Mrs. Simpson Mr. Roy Sinclair Mrs. J. W. Sipple Stirling Smallman Mr. Sr Mrs. Alan Smith Miss Ethel M. Smith Corp. James O. Smith Mr. Russell Smith Mrs. Vincent J. Smith Albert G. Soderberg Mrs. Joe Spada Mrs. Eloise Spear Miss Lois Spear Mrs. Walter Spencer Mrs. Ralph C. Sprague Mrs. Tom F. Sprague 89 , A.. . Miss Marie Standish Mr. Bernard R. Stevens Mr. Donald Stevenson Mr. 81 lNIrs. Fred Stevenson Mr. Robert L. Stevenson Frederick C. Stone Mrs. Susan Strazzulla Mr. Carl G. Stream Mrs. Frank Stroble A Student from Thayer Lt. Emery A. Swanson SO Mrs. Barbara CStevensJ Swanson SS Mrs. Thomas Talbot Miss Sara Tolchinsky Miss Kathryn Tangney Mrs. Elizabeth Tasney Mrs. William Thissell Mrs. A. L. Thomas Mr. Herbert C. Thomas Herbert W. Thomas Francis S. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Clarence Tiffany Mrs. D. Fred Tinney John M. Tirone Mr. 81 Mrs. Tobin Mrs. Howe Toohey Mrs. Harry Tucker Mr. Sr Mrs. H. P. Turnor Mrs. Lawrence Ulvila Mr. Joseph Uppling Ken Urquhart, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. James A. Vahey Mr. Charles W. Valencourt, Jr. Mr. SI Mrs. Bernard E. Vaughn Mrs. William Voight Goren Vosgerchian Mr. Arthur B. Vautrain Mrs. H. E. Walbridge Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth C. Walker Mrs. John J. Walsh Stephen J. Walsh Sill, Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore F. Walter Mr. 8r Mrs. Thomas F. Warner Mrs. Phillip Wainwight H54-'i Mr. James A. L. Warren Richard M. Warren Herbert N. Watterson Mr. John Walty Mr. Robert Watts Mr. Don Weber Miss Webstersmith Mrs. Robert C. Welch Adrienne Welsh H. Grafton Welsh Mrs. Frank Wentworth Mr. Warren Westhaver Mr. 81 Mrs. Reginald M. Whitcomb Mrs. Marie White Mrs. Nelson White Mrs. Hazel V. Whynott Mr. Richard T. Wilkenson Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence Williams Donald Willy Jack Wilson Mr. St Mrs. Gerald Wolfe Mrs. Joseph Wolff Mr. Urban Woodsome Mrs. John Wuerth Mr. Edward Yacubian Mr. Morris Yaffee Mrs. Gwendolen Young Mrs. Horace Young Miss Marie E. Youngerman Mary Youngworth Mrs. Anthony M. Zamberndroli Mr. John Zinkus 532 l D Q.. TUXEDO RENTAL SHOPS Soufh Sl1ore's Largesi STOCK OF DP S SUITS CUTAWAYS TU DOS OXFORD JACKETS SUMMER FORMALS DARK SUITS FOR FUNERALS BOYS FORMAL WEAR y .SD f .gjanifizecl O lb, caanfng wa I3 SCL 8 OI GR anit 2-6510 17 QUINCY AVE. QUINCY OPPOSITE CENTRAL FIRE STATION I 90 NORTH OUINCY CLEANERS QUALITY WORK 89C Mon's Suit 89c Lady's Suit 89c Dress Plain 68 Newbury Avenue fNext to Smyth's Package Store! GR 2-7615 Best Wishes to the Class of '57 MODERN FORMAL SHOP See Modern for your next tux Discount to N.Q.H. Students 1639 HANCOCK ST. QUINCY, MASS. The Compliments of Class of 1958 W. 'H' 'h .k5 '7 'he Real Esfofe HI 6-1819-R North Qulncyltes who In have worked with us - Sumnce Mortgages Bei' mes 'O you C NIGHTINGALE REALTY 105 H sr f JAMES WATSON 8g CQ. ersey ree 51 MELCHER STREET BOSTON 10, MASS. Hingham, Moss. W. S. Nightingale 91 PRES DENT 31486 Insteod of Chosin' - Come to JASON'S I f Evelyn 0 'Biden' gnc' 1514 Hancock Street, Quincy RELIGIOUS ARTICLES-CARDS-GIFTS PR 3-2080 N. Q. H. RECORD HEADQUARTERS RICHARD E. O'BRlEN 14745 HANCOCK ST MANAGER QUlNCY. MASS. C0ml0lz'mem'5 0 the Zliflfp Club Balsor's United National F 8. F LAUNDRY CO. self-Servlce Market 1224 Dorchester Ave. Meats - Groceries - Frozen Foods Fl' 11115 ' Vegetables Dorchester, Moss. 147 Beach Street Wollaston, Mass. Telephone PResident 3-2845 Tel. CO 5-3130 99 MANHATTAN FORMAL WEAR COMPANY 715 DUDLEY STREET Dorchester at Uphams Corner Tel.-TA 5-5lOO OPEN EVENINGS and by appointment Formal Wear for Any Affair! Established Exclusively For The Rental Of Fine Formal Wear FEATURING: Brand new and the latest style formal attire- Made to tit you perfectly for every formal occasion STUDENT RATES FOR THE NORTH OUINCY HIGH SCHOOL PROM , 1 Y , Z A p 6 ! ,la Oli .R W ' .4 ' - v -.f' vkliz K 5, lm, x I x Fix ' X. ' X 1 i s fi G Bill DOUG 93 'Come to Cain? 6lfl61 the Prom Compliments of BAKER DRUG HOWARD JOHNSON'S First Roadside Restaurant 944 WM. T. MORRISSEY BLVD. Dorchester, Massachusetts Agent: H. L. DENSBERGER BRYANT CHEMICAL CORP. Manufacturing Chemists North Quincy, Massachusetts Pizza at its Best of N MIKE'S DON-UT KETTLE BR 2-7270 316-A Quincy Ave. East Braintree DOWNS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY FREDERICK MYERS, Reg. Pharm. 35 BILLINGS ROAD fCor. Hancock Street, Norfolk Downs, Mass. I 94 Telephone: MA 9-5272 CHINA STAR 8 CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Plumbing 81 Heating COCKTAIL LOUNGE 676 Hancock Street Open Daily-I I:30 A.M. to 3:00 A.M. Noffh Quincy 71, MOSS' Ol'del'S PUT 'l'O TURB Out GRanite 2-5468 Estimates Furnished Air Condilloned for Your comlori Special Lunch-eon-I I:30 - 2:30 I05 SEA STREET Quincy, Mass. KARL'S AUTO BODY REPAIR CO.. Inc. 23 GREENWOOD AVENUE Wollaston, Massachusetts ACCIDENT WORK and INSURANCE APPRAISING GRfanil'e 2-8l00 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1956 Fox and Hounds Grill Quincy, Massachusetts GR 2-2070 Fl.OWERS?? Walter .I. Hannon Rgy'5 Tire co' 94 Washington St. U. S. Royal Tires - Miller Tires Q , M i , . Exide Batteries U my ass . 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LESTER MORRILL NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '39 CALL US IF WE CAN HELP YOU OR YOUR FAMILY WITH YOUR HOUSING PROBLEMS. NOW OR IN THE FUTURE. The South Shore,s Leading Center of REAL ESTATE and MORTGAGE Service . . . . F-L MDHFIILL - 11 W ,W , Ig 490 HANCOCK s'r., QUINCY M ' W' '665 MAI5'..?Tg'.?a?iI,III.?YIEIM0UTI' 'PIII' IILII 5 ' I I'I Il' Y Li, WF BUY - SFU- - mo' S Ef'FS:- 1 we AND TRADE .... 5 5 ? I so. SHORE - QUINCY - WEYMOUTH I-IINGHAM - BRAINTREE . MILTON ROCKLAND - WHITMAN - SCITUATE NoRwELL - HANOVER F013 QUICK v4L'Tl0N To REFINANCE a MURTGAGE 0' , One Call to Our Office I-':NgU2oN1L'EnEg' Will Bring' Us to Your Home , ,JEME MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE for GI, FHA and Member of QUINCY and L CONN2i':TL?IN'3t5?AN5 SOUTH SHORE BOARD OF REALTORS I MORTGAGE PROBLEMS YHOWBI' ?E'.i.:Ar4'?g:55LI15.,:Z,:,:,,L., E D 5 - 6 5 4 2 I 98 Compliments of A FRIEND Donoher's Quincy's Style Center For Men's Clothing ond Furnishings Tuxedos for Hire 1563 Hancock Street, Quincy, Moss. Comlofzmemf Of The Claw of 1956 Compliments of Sweeny Funeral Service M. Joseph Sweeny PR'3-2728 74 Elm Street Quincy, Mass. HAMOCL 6-6978 Established I9l7 SANTAC IQCDSS Diafirzcfivz 550: Sezvice Lone: qfwlzfsz fpfacz Bozforz S, Juan 99 Billings Pharmacy, 'lnc. Tel. GR 2-6160 282 Billings Road Wolloslon, Moss. Complimenls of BILL'S VARIETY 76 BILLINGS Row Norfolk Downs, Moss. NORTH WA CN HARRYS SHOES GM 'Q . 1, V N ii, , x ' s X, . . of , 3' it 1 Y I A ,K if -Ph A 2' ayf '- x'f Compliments of WCLLASTON GOLF CLUB PR 3-503I RICHARD J. GORMAN JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER Somefhing from flue Jeweler's ls Always Someihing Special 23A BEALE STREET Wollasfon 70, Mass. 2.41 Compliments of The Ckws of 1957 101 GRanife 2-2338 Office Home GR 2-I9I0 PR 3-5388 QUENTIN McCAFFREY CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST ER-NEST C. HATCH Registefedjeweler Q A77Z6VfCd71 Gem Society DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY OF QUAUTY 68 BILLINGS ROAD 2vio'f':E Sffifl a on, . North Quincy, Mass. BARKER'S Cards - Typewriters - Office Supplies 1 Maple Street Quincy Center, Mass. GRani+e 2-I 167 You'll Find Your A. L. TURNER HARDWARE Bathing Suit-The E. S. DENNEEN-R. T. DENNEEN Famous Makes- all at the - HARDWARE-Powen roois SWEATER SHOP Hardware Built for Hard Wear 1504 Hancock St 471 HANCOCK STREET North Quincy, Moss. Have you a birthday, an anniversary or a special friend to remember in a special way? Complimenh of A subscription to a favorite magazine is an ideal gift and will remind your friend or fam- ily of your thoughtfulness for a full year after you give it. GLADYS A. DIXON, AGT. MOQQMG Sefvffe i in HANCOCK smear 143 Brook St., Wollaston, Mass. Quincy Square Phone PR 3-7713 IOQ Bestwishes ,rom Quincy Square laundromat ' Opposite Elm Farm Parking Lot SAl.I.lNGER'S The Iaundromat with the know-how'l to Cl0fl lnQ 10' 'he Eflflfe Family get your clothes extra clean. 1446 Hancock St. Q,-,e,5fOp Service QUWCYI MOSS' Washing, Flufting, Folding, Flat Work, Dry Cleaning Mac Gordon, Mgr. GR 2-5089 11 Foster St. MA 9-6165 ff A fe i Us ,Q so A -1 f r? Ei? I , ..,. :,, 'i,5fs,, f'f35:,Q,5 ,., ll' 1:4 .. iccaecic W0llASTON i 'i 'YK ,... .,,.,,1 , ., I FINE DIAMONDS o SILVERWARE o WATCHES BINOCULARS o cLocKs o CAMERAS o APPLIANCES PR esdnt 3-7800 667 HANCOCK ST. Compllmenls of ATLANTIC SUPERETTE Meat - Groceries - Fish Feminine and Children Apparel Free Delivery 1459 Hancock St. 192 Sagamore St. MA 9-5178 GR 2-9366 Compliments of Compllmenfs Oi NEWCOMB'S BAKING CO. STANDARD TELEVISION CO. Telephone PResident 3-0725 GEORGE'S MARKET Meats . . . Groceries . . . Vegetables l84 West Squantum Street North Quincy, Massachusetts r-'Ac URYT L.:-:P+-ea E E s LE o E an N 1' 2 3 zo P 3 57 HERMAN SEPPALA Representing MEMORIAL GRANITE CCI., INC. Manufacturers of Superior Monuments EXHIBITS AT 155 HANCOCK STREET 725 SOUTHERN RTERY ml.llNCY, MASS. Massachusetts Engineerin 0., Inc. North Quincy, Mass. THOMAS ALDRICH 8a SON Fuel Oils Automatic Heating Sales - Service GR 2-2086 BEACON CLEANERS OF WOLLASTON Tailoring - Fur Storage 3 Hour Service 624 Hancock Street lOpposite Supreme Market Wollaston, Mass.l Compliments of INDUSTRIAL LUNCH Manager Larry Prennsetti Compliments of Lubrication Engine Tune-Up Tire Repair Battery Service 6l0 Hancock St. Wollaston, Mass. GR 2-9427 BOULEVARD HAVEN Wollaston Beach Boulevard Wollaston, Mass. Compliment: of T be Maymf and The Cify Council Let Kennedys ll llllllllllllll Sll0PS cue you . . . ff? 'E WHAT'S NEW and SMART We've got our ears to the ground - ready to pick up the newest ideas - the big trends -the wanted fad-items . . . and have 'em for you when you want 'eml I-Iere's where you'lI find every- thing that makes a first- rate wardrobe . . . all arranged for your easy, speedy shopping! T KENNEDY'S BOSTON ' FRAMINGHAM ' PROVIDENCE WORCESTER ' SPRINGFIELD ' HARTFORD BROCKTON ' MANCHESTER BRETT'S Package Store 205 West Squantum Street North Quincy Joseph E. Brett .... Proprietor BRETT'S VARIETY STORE 203 West Squantum Street North Quincy For the best in Variety see Brett's 5 V. . 'bk P Fi ' ' f 1' xx X EM 1 4 gr? l! Q D Dick Dove l 15 C37 xs.f,f x . 4' K N3 Mr. Roberts caros if l 'UT at G' 113 3 R 'H F? N ,.. .5 ' 'Z' Q , ar. nm, K Tl .5 if T N L fx- Q? l CTI? ,' I ' T' coach Dick OIS nw ,,,,--Q-hs 4 'i , X. COMPLIMENTS ,f f ' J' il .' 7 .An h .,, I T A w ' gf., '5 . GF Lynne THE STUDENT COUNCIL Tvsr Steve n Leo ' ' ' ' W r X fs-'-Z N O Lindo xg I 106 Guppie Q Chickie FRUIT BASKET INC. MONTCLAIR eo Billings Rd, PHARMACY. Inc. Norfolk Downs Quincy, Mass. SIDNEY C. KALISH, Reg. Pharm. 22I WEST SQUANTUM STREET Fresh Fruits 8. Vegetables Quincy' Moss' 8. Fancy Chocolates Where Customers Send Their Friends. GRanite 2-bl 70 Compliments of . . American Wollaston legion Post No. 295 N eu!-LFQII 37 1. ' 9 gps! s'.L'l I ssx 5 Il' :jew IA Q t Bef ,Z L it' e 4, A ,S 5 610 3 Donald Hunter - Commander 2-9452 For the Best Food on the South Shore WINFIELD HOUSE The Big White House by the Side of the Road COCKTAILS BANQUETS - WEDDINGS - SHOWERS WINFIELD L. STROUT, Prop. 853 HANCOCK STREET Wollaston. Mass. GEORGE STONE JEWELRY CO Headquarters for Diamonds Watches Jewelry Fine Gifts 1470 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. 7 Complimen+s of Hue MA 9-7080 S th S nl, f th NORFOLK DOWNS moo Q' 'ng 0 e sowune ALLEYS Class of '57 Stan's Friendly Service Station 42' HANCOCK STREET North Quincy, Moss. Squontum, Moss. Jim one Psrejif' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 PNEUMATIC SCALE CORP.. LTD. Monuiccfurers of AUTOMATIC PACKAGING AND BOTTLING MACHINERY PResident 3-0223 COMPLIMENTS MOYICY and CUNPUUY OF THE Home Appliances and Television Soles Service wgaEggL2I:tUB 58 Billings Road North Quincy, Moss. P. E. Morley .- i i 108 Copley 7-5920 Thorough Intensive Training, Day and Evening Divisions XC Secretarial School Individual Advancement Begin Any Mon. - Open All Year Full Secretarial and Short Courses 367 BOYLSTON STREET Boston, Mass. 109 A great new Youth Center with one of the largest and the finest swimming pools in New England. YMCA of Quincy Congratulations and Best Wishes Noam Qumcv Junior High P. 1. A. We try to build BETTER Homes BETTER North Quincy High BETTER Communities by Parent-Teacher Cooperation Joseph F. X. Doherty, President Mrs. Gilbert Crofts, Vice President Mrs. Fred MacAIeer, Secretary Abraham Sakalove, Treasurer RICHARD J. BARRY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER 270 HANCOCK STREET North Quincy 7l, Massachusetts GRanite 2-6780 Ted and .lim's Barber Shop 20 Billings Road North Quincy Jim, John, Joe, Ted Union Shop Sf ,',, If 1- . . ' ' Kuii Compliments ot X . A ., ,... 1 V V ' ' '13i,E,A5QiE.A:Vjf,3Q cHO' C5 v BLACK AND wl-Ima Sfggfggggff FISH MARKET . FINE Foon 69 Billings Road o LIQUORS -ijkj . AIR coNDmoNlNG . GR 2-9159 GR unit 2-4463 4 ' OWNED Sc OPERATED BY 15.:,,. cfnmm 8. D' A 579 SO. ARTERY I QUINCY S J 110 Best Wishes from SCOTT-WILLIAMS Incorporated TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING PR 3,2870 9 sAvlLLe smear Quincy, Mass. Compliments of E. F. SHEA and SONS Meats - Groceries Free Delivery 45 Saftord St. PR 3-5280 Compliments of MURPHY'S BEER 81 WINE CO., INC. 385 Hancock St. GR 2-9369 ROGER W. KENT CO. Incorporated RUGS . . . CARPETS . . . LINOLEUM RUG CLEANING On Wollaston Beach Boulevard Near Yacht Clubs Don Kent '35 Roger Kent '38 Ed Radcliffe '47 Bob Mansfield '42 Harold Murphy '30 Allen Manning '48 Howard Abbott '35 Best Wishes from PALMA SHOE REPAIR Compliments of VlCTOR'S BAKERY 9l6 Washington St. Braintree VI 3-2322 111 TELEP-Home PRESIDENT 3-3790 PRgsiden+ 3-74I3 -,CTS -N TEENS SHOPPE Norfolk FURNITURE Company Complete Home Furnishers MISSES' SWIM SUITS, SHORTS and HALTERS DUNGAREES, SOCKS, SLIPS, PANTIES, HOSIERY Infants and Juvenile Furniture and Toys LANE CEDAR CHESTS 46 BILLINGS ROAD Norfolk Downs, Mass. 67 BILLINGS ROAD HENRY GREEN NORFOLK DOWNS. MASS. Q af? bl,l l'l'5 Eff if? I1 5 . fl gy I, W' 7 mug orma . - ' P.. Int' 'I Il. ,ZQIIII jf, A If Let us enhance your m ,N 3 I VI- ' X, 58.1 xfrlwbx 5+arry-eyed plans for the prom iffy I 'IIIIL season. Exciting formaIs from :,,Lf'I ,xI', oJL0e'D,, W sms KQJU NEJ mfs- I?-I' if K J' 1oo summer: STREET Boston, Massachusetts DE 8-8033 PR 3-7I I7 MAYFLOWER 9-2411 BROCKTON BEALE STREET PHARMACY Incorporated AN-IDA CORSET SHOP PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 'DA M' BWDGER ' ANN ' GALP'N PussELL KEENE, PH.G., Reg. PH., Mgr. DONALD R. KEENE, B.S., Asst. Mgr. 649 Hancock St. near Beale Street 11 GRANITE ST. 24 MAIN STREET QUINCY, MASS. BROCKTON, MASS. Wollosfonl Mass' THE REXALL STORE HQ HAROLD E. ROBBINS Zallelvs Delifafessen All Malres of Cars 53 BHHUQS Rd- No. Quincy II9 NEWPORT AVENUE . Wollaston, Massachusetts Open Till I0 PM' GR 2-1850 Authorized Brakes and Light Station PR .3-0279 Sales NORTH QUINCY GARAGE CO. Duggan Brothers C H E V R O L E T pf.:--..F . . I . 1 i ni Ambrose C. Duggan Francis Duggan 24-Hour Towing Service 131-133 HANCOCK STREET North Quincy, Massachusetts Service MA 9-3208 Granite 2-9491 .IARDIS SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE STORES NO- Quincy, MOSS- Your Safety is Our Business Ignition - Carburetor and Battery Service Road Service and Repairs 2 School Street 325 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. 113 Best Wishes 'ro The Class of l957 QUINCY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION President ..... ..... B arbara De Wolfe Vice President . .. ............ John Devlin Secretary ..... ..... M arguerite Reinhalter Treasurer ...... M. Ena Fredetfe O.T.A. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOLS Ruth Le Baron Priscilla Battis Martin Beck Virginia Burnha John Huber T956 GRADUATES Richard Jack Arthur Mahoney Joan Paul Paul Payson Joyce Tinney l 114 Ston's Cord and Gift-'Shop Complimenfsof Bernot Yarns P0lle'Y FASHION QUALITY Hollmork ond Norcross Greeting Cords For All Occosions CLEANSERS Religious Goods 60 A Billings Rood Norfolk Downs PResident 3-7254 66 Billings Rood Public Porking Areo GR 2-5352 PR 3-9241 RICH'S TAXI SERVICE 3 Billings Rood North Quincy 7l, Moss. 24 Hour Rodio-Toxi 8. Limousine Service Speciol Roles Arronged for Groups, Clubs, ond Porties Be Heolthy By Drinking Our Pure Rich Milk cl.ovEnL:Ar DAIRY co. HYOUR HEALTH 'S OUR Ot Quincy, Moss. BUSINESS.. 83 Dysort St. Tel. PR 3-0934 Mgr. Pot Foherty Prop. Morgoret M. Foherty H, P, HOOD Serving Quincy, Weymouth, Brointree, Milton, Hinghom, Rondolph 115 PResident 3-1244 FREEPORT CLEANERS, INC. Compliments of Same Day Service Pressing While You Wait Victoria Cafe - FU, gfomge - Cleansing - Pressing - Dyeing 425 Hancock Street Repairing 234 Hancock Street Near North Quincy High fZzd!Li0n cefzfer of f!Le .SZLJA ,Slow . . MA 9-1715 KEITH -LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES QZLJLNBSJEILLLEIJIJUQEIE Hgi' 15 WEST SQUANTUM ST. Nu. Qumcv. MASS TEL. PRESIDENT 3-7577 ALFRED A. KEITH ISCI4 HANCOCK ST. MAX LEJNDCIN QUINCY 69, MASS. 116 COMPLIMENTS - of - ORTH QUI CY HIGH CHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATIO Mort Active High School Alumni Association in Marmcbusettf' Charles F. Murphy Lois Bryon President Vice President Betty Waldron Jean Kemno Secretary Treasurer 117 Compliments of Frank A. Fowler THE CLASS RING MAN Ed Class Rings, Medals, and Trophies E! Specialists in Prom Favors Ed A RECORD to be proud of E4 Official Jeweler for all Classes l946 thru l958 Eastern Division HERFF-JONES CO. World's Largest Manufacturers of School Rings 27 School Street Boston 8, Mass. Rlchman 2-Ol6l l 118 col.oNlAl. BEAUTY' sAl.oN 686 Hancock St., Wollaston, Mass. Where hair shaping is the foundation of all styling GR 2-4513 Compliments of NORM'S VARIETY School Supplies - Toys and Novelties Groceries 237 Atlantic St. North Quincy DOTEN - THOMSON Fashion Shops Headquarters Ship n' Shore Blouses Jantzen Swimsuits and Sportswear 68 Billings Rd., No. Quincy MA 9-1868 Compliments of v.7Ae Jyffenfmres Music For All Occasions George and Bob Allen 74 Botolph Street PR 3-3921 North Quincy, Mass. GRANITE CITY HARDWARE CO. Paints - Builders' Hardware Plumbing Supplies Free Delivery Tel. MA 9-5454 1617 Hancock Street WOLLASTON FABRICS 681 Hancock Street Wollaston, Mass. Tel. GR 2-8890 BUE NA SUERTE A LA CLASE DE '57 DEL CLUB ESPANOL Compliments of A FRIEND n.v.:. MA , 9-0452 C. A. COX AUTO REPAIR Established l934- Complete Care 'for Your Car General Auto Repairing Official Brake and Light Station No. I7l8 REAR I6 OLD COLONY AVENUE Wollaston 70, Mass. PResident 3-8036 Chase Press Printers l34 West Elm Avenue Wollaston, Mass. WESTLANWS SPORTING GOODS WHERE CLASSMATES MEET Z3 in EQ Come in and See Our Summer Fashions 3535! F gf 'N JANTZEN SWIM SUITS X NU 1 sEAMoLos BY Fuaxses 7 N 5 jr xg Dresses and Sportswear to Fit K I 4 Your Budget l ll I I Remember lt Doesn't Cost a I Fortune to Loolr a Million at gr Q1 The BETSY LEE SHOPPE E ' t t q 'p 'e 0' ll BEALE STREET Every Sport II REVERE ROAD Quincy, Mass. Wollaston, Mass. Compliments of Gallagher News Agency 13 Depot Street Quincy, Mass. PR 3-8I I8 LATEST CREATIONS IN DRESSES THE PARLEE-COVEY DRESS SHOP 4 MAPLE STREET Quincy 69, Mass. l mo Compliments of Snyder's Delicatessen ancl Luncheonerte 735 E. Squantum St. Squantum GR 2-9489 Compliments of Frederick L. Farrell J. H. WESTERBEKE CORP. OLD COLONY BOULEVARD AT TENEAN STREET Dorchester 22, Mass. Distributors of High Grade Internal Combustion Machines Marine and Industrial Gasoline and Diesel Engines Electric Generating Sets for Standby in Stores, Hospitals, Public Buildings, etc. Visit our small boat Department for the Best in Boat Motors and Equipment GR 2-l 137 HI 6-2698 DEWARE BROTHERS FUNERAL Home AND CHAPEL Serving Any Distance 576 HANCOCK STREET Wollaston, Mass. l29 LINCOLN STREET Hingh-om, Mass. ROBERT M. DEWARE DONALD M. DEWARE Non-Sectarian COMEAU 8. WOODFORD Gulf Service Station Tel. MA 9-8363 l00 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. Motor Tune-up 8. Repairs Squantum Service Station Inc. Quincy Shore Blvd. 8- East Squantum Stl Sunoco Products Kelly Tires Congratulations Seniors 'gs-x-: lr LUFKSNE QRKING lufkin's Real Estate and Insurance Company Wilson H. Lutkin, Insurance Agent Homes, Mortgages, Insurance, and Building Wilson H. and Mable W. Lufkin Owners and Managers Bus. VI 3-5335 Res. VI 3-5442 l IQQ Best of Luck - Seniors .lohnson's Filling Station, Inc. 700 Hancock Street Wollaston, Mass. GR 2-7121 Walter R. Forbush All Kinds of Insurance Real Estate - Mortgages Confidential Sales and Services Rendered 78 Beale Street Wollaston 70, Massachusetts Best Wishes to The Claw of 57 DEVLlN'S MEN'S STORE 17A Beale Street Wollaston, Massachusetts iOpposite Wollaston Theaterl Arrow - Interwoven - Botany - Jantzen Van fleusen - Jayson - Harris - Gordon Swank - McGregor GRanite 2-2342 Compliments of the K E O H A N E FUNERAL HOME HANCOCK STREET North Quincy, Mass. PResident 3-8211 Wollaston Lobster Co. Now Carrying A Complete Line of Fresh Fish 749 Wm. T. Morrissey Blvd. Wg' Fhfum 5 nine: J HSWSE ei EJ 9?e4od2l2on.1f f F 1,93 --2'-' ' Qjlbrcbester gf.,-Qgaanfum, Zi, 912451 I 513 gmt 22918 , 1 Ggcmite 2,9318 Drapery Hardware Venetian Blinds Slipcovers Window Shades Anchor Inn Draperies Cornices PIZZA A Landing Place for Good Food LINWO0D'S 757 Quincy Shore Boulevard FABRIC HOUSE Wollaston' Moss' Tel. 93 Hancock Street Freddie Gilbe,-fi MAyflower 9-4614 Quincy, Mass. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '57 SWIFT and BACHMAN, Inc. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 330 HANCOCK STREET North Quincy, Massachusetts SALES - SERVICE - PARTS WHITMAN'S AUTO SERVICE 59 95 51 Holbrook Road 3 Quincy 70, Mass. f,,uc,9 onqnaie 2-6670 Billings Card Shop Stationery . . . School Supplies . . . Games Hobbies . . . Toys . . . 3-D View Masters 50 Billings Road North Quincy, Mass. PResident 3-7786 124 f0 L? ev!! L! 2, - Houmnojounsonj Ice Cream in 28 Flavors J. J. SMYTHE, INC. Package Goods Foreign and Domestic Liquors Wine - Beer - Ales Coldest Beer on the South Shore 66 Newbury Avenue Atlantic, Massachusetts Compliments of CARLISLE F. SMITH, INC. Registered Pharmacists Telephone GRanite 2-3942 245 Atlantic Street Atlantic, Massachusetts CApitol 7-0385 C. C. GIFFORD 81 CO. EGGS - BUTTER - CHEESE I0 ESSEX AVENUE I33 ATLANTIC AVENUE Boston 9, Massachusetts GR 2-5426 COOLIDGE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS J. S. BECK, PH.G., Reg. Pharm. file Gfrf Sfuolio PERSUNALITY PDRTRAITS WEDDING SPECIALISTS Wollaston, Mass. I7 SCHOOL STREET UUINCY, MASS TEL. MA 9-U4SCI, RES.: MA 9'2526 1Q6 GRoni+e 2-5590 DOYLE 81 LONG. Inc FUEL OIL and OIL BURNERS 652 HANCOCK STREET Wollcsion, Mass. YQ E15 li l Q ew 4 A 44 . . N' f ,,O,,,A,,.,, . - --A - ummm!! CD.umG x 7 E R 9 LI' X Xi x' - G IM, . . 1 pl ' N l E ' ,'lll ' L fl X ik y Il XX L, V fav 'N- X -23 S A ii BURGIN PLATNER 81 CO.. Inc. Quincy Square Mossachusefls if i Complimen+s of ELSIE'S. Inc. C0mP me '5 of WHERE sooo FELLOWS MEET Good Food - Choice Liquors CORNER BEACH ST. 8: WOLLASTON BLVD Wollaston 70, Mass. GRcnife 2-9540 TEL. ormnife 2-6610 C0mP'fmenfS Of QUi'1CY Music Co- Bud and Larry Sweeny for The Best in Recorded Music SAGAMORE GRI'-I-E 20 Cottage Ave' 78 Sagamore Street Quincy 69, Mass. Reading is the best medicine for a sicke man, the best musicke for a sadde man, the best counsel for a desperate man, the best comfort for one afflicted. -John Florio, 7578 Compliments of The Library Staff Compliments to CLASS OF '57 from SCITUATE CABIN FOOD YOU WILL REMEMBER TEL: Scit. 750 Compliments of GRanite 2-6344 Francis M. Sweeny Montclair Barber Shop Richard T. Sweeny 121 Montclair Avenue Home for Funerals North Quincy Independence Avenue Quincy 69, Mass. 128 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HENS COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. ROBERT B. MANNING VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 NEPONSET DRIVE-IN cfvozfofffi Qfowsz Sflofl and Nunsemss - l-. 287 HANCOCK STREET N. QUINCY 71, MASS. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GR 2-8888 GR 2-7100 SAM'S SPA 141 Billings Rd. GRoniIe 2- I 390 KELLEY'S RELIGIOUS GOODS JEWELRY - GIFTS GREETING CARDS Notary Public-Public Sienogropher DOROTHY L KELLEY 395 HANCOCK STREET Nor+h Quincy 7l, Mass. 129 I QUlNCY'S FASHION CENTER I 130 WlTHEREl.I.'S Candies of Wollaston Compliments 21 Beale Street Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons Select your own assortment Telephone PR 3-0694 of Dowd's Liquor Store COMPLIMENTS OF MATIIEWSDN MACHINE WURKS, Inc. NO. 2 HANCOCK STREET AT NEPONSET BRIDGE Tel. Talbot 5-6710 Wholesale and Retail Old Colony Lobster Co. and Personal Service Grill Wickens 81 Troupe Lobster Dinners a Specialty 200 Old Colony Parkway Dorchester, Mass. Operated by Bill Gosselin Funeral Home 26 Adams St., Quincy Q 131 MEREDITH and SMITH MRS, 10M F, SPRAGUE Building Contractors Real Estate ,- Mortgages Roofing - RepGirS - Rem0deIIf19 79 Bellevue Rood Squontum G. T. Meredith F. T. Smith North Quincy 71, Mass. GR 2-9003 MA 9-5645 GR 2,0614 Compliments of Compliments of GARLAND KNITTING MILLS BERNAT YARNS WOLLASTON SQUANTUM DRY CLEANERS BRASS and ALUMINUM Quality Dry cleaning FOUNDRY Free Pickup ond Delivery Non-Ferrous Castings Shirts - Flotwork R. C. Tibbetts 3I Fayette St. President No. Quincy 71 Moss. 747 E' Squomum St' Squcmum Tel, GR 2-8874 Tel. MA 9-4600 139 RICHMAN'S Shop for Men and Boys Catalina Sportswear Van Heusen Men's Wear Gramercy Park Suits Formal Rental Service l554 Hancock Street 'Quincy, Mass. Compliments of QUINCY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC South Shore Headquarters tor Maiorette Supplies - Dance Supplies - Music and Musical Instruments Instruction in Voice - Musical Instruments Dancing - Baton Twirling 7 Foster Street Tel. PR 3-5550 Quincy, Mass. l l QUINCY MOTOR CO., INC. Sales - Service 85 Quincy Avenue South Shore's Oldest and Largest FORD DEALER PR 3-6500 Compliments of The Class of '57 QUINCY LODGE of ELKS Compliments of HILTON'S Sporting Goods - Fishing Tackle Tents - Camp Outfitters T620 Hancock St. Tel. MA 9-435i Quincy, Mass. LOUIS L. O'BRION All Kinds of Insurance 3 Acton Street GR 2-T752 Wollaston 70, Mass. LA 3-5700 M. Frediani Sons, Inc. Wholesale Dealers ln Fine Confectionery 326 Dudley Street Roxbury, Massachusetts Highland 5-i657 MA 9-8367 ClNCOTTA'S STORE s. s. mance PRODUCTS 764 HANCOCK STREET Wollaston 70, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of '56 SQUANTUM MARKET Herbert T. Danielson, Proprietor 746 East Squantum Street Squantum, Mass. GR 2-9557 Free Delivery Largest Display of Brand Name Appliances, T.V., and Furniture on the South Shore C. 8m A. RICHARDS Beautify your homes with pictures GRanite 2-6048 Peter Calimeris, Pres. and Treas. MAYFLOWER DINER, INC. 473 Southern Artery Quincy, Massachusetts 13-L Compliments of Try us before going out of Squantum - Alfred G. Peterson 81 Sons, lnc. We have Q little of everything Awning Manufacturers Shop 07 ii Newbury Street Torgerservs North Quincy, Massachusetts 740 E' Squantum Sf' Squantum MA 9-7548 Compliments of A Friend HALL EQUIPMENT COMPANY -SERVING THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY- Quincy 70, Massachusetts PR 3-6749 F ANDREWS' PHARMACY . . Compliments of Family Druggists George R. Andrews HANCOCK PH.G., Reg. Pharmacist, Mgr. 95 Newbury Avenue, North Quincy, Mass. Pain' and varnish Telephone GRanite 2-6180 - 2-9685 135 ' L Whai does the future hold for you? Perhaps it'-s a career for you in electronics . . . fastest-growing of all maior industries. Raytheon is the electronics leader in New England, offering interesting iob opportunities at many of its plants in the suburban areas around Boston. Why not drop in to one of our employment offices and chat about your chances in this business. Employment Office in Quincy: 465 Centre Street C' . C' . .ccccffcnca .um .cfl:Jf?.'c'n.Lea... RAYTHEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Waltham Quincy Wayland Bedford Lowell Maynard Andover Hookself, N. H. Santa Barbara, Calif. 136 v ,a 1 .4 'x Ala T 'A Zz. 51 Quai X X . .v z? .4 - V: L' ' LU. cmnnsilllllti N 2. h r 'EE t. X332 , :9 .5.-.-.5.:f:,- g No PTH l 5 , , f, L - f. ,, H , I .-Z'f'N'f' I I 4 ,,, .. ...........4.... sf' QUN J -' ul ,

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