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

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dedication We count it a privilege to dedicate this yearbook to a teacher who constantly affirms his belief in young people. In his classroom, in the midst of our social events, and upon the field of athletic victory, he challenges us to strive for our highest goals. He has earned our respect for his unbounded faith in us. For his ceaseless energy, en- 5 couragement, and conlidence, we fondly dedicate the MANET 1964 to our teacher, coach, and friend--MR. CARL LEONE. Mr. Carl Leone Proving deductively that calculus is comprehensible. Performing another social duty Helping Tom make an important decision during the Thanks- giving game. 11

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