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

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The football team of 1959 was a good one. Its final record was five wins and three losses. The team was based upon two three-year men, co-captains Tom Kelly and Tom Flanagan. The two veterans were diligent leaders and creditable players. The whole team worked hard throughout the season so that they might win the enthusiastic support of the school, faculty, and pupils. This year's team created some of the old school spirit, for which North Quincy High School is famous. The season had its ups and downs as far as wins were concerned. Our boys with a case of stage fright went down in defeat to Stoughton. They then went up against Milton. Picked by many to lose the game, North proceeded to annihilate the Whiz Kidsf' from Nlilton. The guardians of Northfs gridiron then took a disheartening trip to Natick. After losing to Natick, the team traveled to Hingham. Play- ing on a muddy field, we came through with a slippery victory against the Ilarbormen.', The Raiders then re- turned to the comforting walls of their stadium. Meeting up with a fair Cambridge Latin team, thc Raiders sent the Intown team back into Boston with a sad expression on their faces. Our team then met what was supposed to be a strong New Bedford team. Considered the underdog by many, North went out and soundly defeated the previously-picked winners. Then lowly Dedham came to pay our team a visit, but found that the Raiders were a very rude and self- ish host. Thanksgiving, so it seems, came too quickly for our team. The Raid- ders, getting a few bad breaks, went down, de- feated but still fighting. The score might have been reversed except for those fumbles. The Sports' Edi- The scores: North 14 Stoughton North 28 hiilton North 14 Natick North 12 Hingham North 16 Camb. Latin North 44 New Bedford North 40 Dedham North Q 184 Quincy E Kelly breaks through Coach Donahue Ronnie Zoia torial Staff of the Manet congratulates the football team on their winning sea- son. 22

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Bob Travers Tom Kelly Tom Flanagan TOHI YOUHE Joe Pronack Howie Harding Jim Fontaine Pete Blampied 23 Joe Gillis