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

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'i fi -21 SKETCH A stroke of the brush makes all the difference in the world to the masterpieces of Sandee, Jan, and Mary. In the artistic setting of 401, Belle starts a rough sketch of a new mural. Thanks are in order for many artistic decora- tions which brightened up North and raised its spirit this year. The creators of the murals, fig- ures, and posters seen around North are the mem- bers of the Sketch Club. Under the direction of Miss Sawitsky, the club decorated the Christmas and Easter assemblies and brightened up the tro- phy cases and Mr. King's oflice with eye-catching displays. It also helped outside the school by pro- viding posters and displays for organizations such as the Quincy Teachers Association. Thus when anything artistic was needed to add a festive air to a function or to a display, the Sketch Club wil- lingly and skillfully did the job and made this year a colorful and decorative one. 18

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ff? Debbie and Ioan help Dennie prepare for the Prom.

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You can't beat the quartet of Chris, Sue, Sandy, and Corinne, when it comes to formulating ideas. 09? TRI HI Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, church, and community, high standards of Christian character? With this aim in mind, the high- spirited girls from the two senior Tri-Hi-Y clubs at North this year directed their efforts toward useful projects and healthful fun. Lambda Chi, headed by Pat Worth, and Tri-Yakoos, led by Sandy Colletti, each conducted money-raising projects, such as cake sales and car washes, to tinance their various service activities, including bringing Christmas toys to orphans and sending food to a country overseas. The girls still found time for fun and each club held parties, dances, and hay rides, all of which added up to a very helpful and enjoyable year.