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

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T+- When Johnnie comes marching home again . . . PATRON STAFF MANET Crop these pictures to the center of interest! 'fEdit that copy!', Stop wiping your brow and start captioning those candids! Such expressions as these are verbal proof of the mental sweat required to pro- duce our 1962 Manet. To the casual passer-by, 205 is just another room. But to the Manet editors, it is the axis around which their whole day revolves. From 8 o'clock in the morning to 4 or 5 o'clock at night, Room 205 is the focal point of all Manet activ- itites. Here the six editors and Mr. Hofferty develop the yearbook from its early theoretical stages of plan- ning to its refinement and, eventually, to the finished product. Here Mary and Bill give Patron and Adver- tising assignments, collect receipts, and keep the iinan- cial records. Here Joe and Art undertake the task of pagination and plan and execute the layouts. Here Pete and Nancy give writing assignments and coor- dinate the efforts of the editorial and typing staiis. Here Mr. Hoiierty carefully supervises all tasks. Words of praise, of helpful criticism, and often of severe dis- approval are indispensable in the task of producing a memorable yearbook, as each editor knows. But the final result far outweighs the cost. Burning the midnight oil, sacrificing those lunch periods and study periods-all pay oii' when the finished Manet returns from Keller Press. The hours spent seeking perfection in minutest details and striving for excel- lence produce a 1962 Manet which not only symbol- izes Northis spirit, but also reflects the impressions of a dedicated advisor and of hard-working, yet spirited, editors. 'V'-Q,-,,.,:a

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'is .-:gg FIRM U I4 of 1 2, NORTH liq Judy, Bob, Carol, Bonnie, and Charlie take a busman's holidayf' O all 'SFA fx P9 ,ig Nonrn STAR 0, .. S TA R , ..l- li txl L X , K -ZA Denny typilies the many avid readers of The North Star. QQ I nominate it for a Columbia Press Journalism Award might be the words of Charly Gaughan and I second it! from Judy Perley. They are the proud editors of our own North Star. As no paper could be a paper without it, the business-like atmosphere in Press Room 223 is created by Carol Burrows and Bob Braga. These able ad hounds keep the whip cracking on Assistant Business-Managers Donna Lar- son and Brian Moore, and the rest of the Advertising Staff. Through the contributions of the Reporting Staff, the readers can hardly wait to get their hands on the next issue after just finishing digesting the present one, so lively and complete is the coverage of life at North. The subscribers will readily admit that they have been kept well aware of clubs through the eiiorts of Rita Swartz and Eugene Richards, the Activities Editors. As each edition of the North Star is put to press, our advisor Mr. Murphy and the rest of the Star's able staii realize that their work is helping to continue the traditional North spirit through the editorial and rep- ortorial impressions the paper makes so favorably on its avid readers.

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QP' Af' J Armed to the teeth with her smile, Mary greets a prospective patron. : Y ' K is J V '57 , in 'ff 'r' f xx , ,Y Pete ponders pressing problems. f' ,Lf-1' 1 ,X wi Nancy adds spirited captions to impression istic pictures.