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

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' Q Richie entertains his fellow officers and his advisor, Mr. Donahue. 1 1 1 1 FJ ff JlnlnICl:R capable class officers: Walter Simmons, Presi- dent, Patricia Grant, Vice-President, Elsie Men- slage, Secretary, and Richard Mosca, Treasurer. Working closely with their classmates and class advisor Mr. Donahue to insure the success of our final activities at North, they gave freely of time, effort, and imagination in fulfilling their responsi- bility of leading our class through a memorable senior year. g is I0 excel. W 15 LI Prexie Walter presents a picture of executive casualness

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nf? .ix Treasurer Richard mentally calculates the class dues. Secretary Elsie takes time out for one of her favorites. I Q ff 'fig ' xy fr . . 4- ' i-li Veep Pat seeks unique ideas for a prom theme. E IOR CLASS Just as our years at North Quincy High School had a great effect on all of us, so the graduating Class of 1964 leaves a permanent impression upon the school. It is the largest class ever to graduate from North, and its members, both colr lectively and individually, have made excellent contributions to the school's projects, traditions, spirit, and reputation. Responsible in great meas- ure for making this the most wonderful year of our high school life were our four energetic and . . their spirit challenges

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- 1 , h . ' 0 r i V. ' 5, 'rf 'Z , X.. .R I. Looking forward to the day when they will all have classrooms of their own, the members of the Teachers' Career Club enjoyed a stimulating pro- gram under the sponsorship of Miss Dooley. With Sheila Kelley presiding over the bi-weekly meet- ings, these future educators not only explored many lields of teaching but also looked into the educational departments of various colleges and universities. Through discussions, guest speakers, and college tours, the members gained invaluable knowledge concerning their chosen held and made important steps in planning and preparing for it. TEACHERS CAREER CLUB Linda and Sheila offer constructive criticism to Sandy and Gerry in the use of visual aids. ' iff V ij- 'Q ' g- IDE! Q s 4 l . L f v P a A 1 , 5, v The activities of the Nurses, Career Club are directed toward one goal: to prepare girls for nursing-a career in serving others in the com- munity, the nation, and the world. This aim is a high one and taken seriously by adviser, Miss Gray, R.N., the oilicers: president Josephine Mattina, vice-president Linda Maloney, secretary Alice Read, and treasurer Dianne Mc- Crackin, and the club members, who have done much toward achieving it. By beginning now to understand and appreciate the career they have chosen, these future nurses make a significant start toward attaining excellence in their profes- sion. IJRSES' CAREER CLUB ., ai Linda and Josephine help Alice and Diane in the most important step to a career in nursing.