Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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I }xe.ncfi dLul? Sf2anii.f1 CfuL- FRENCH CLUB Now wc add a little foreign flavor to our galaxy of T. V. stars, in the per- son of the French Club. Under the guidance of Miss Catherine Iaconis and Miss Eileen McCarthy, the club meets on the first Wednesday of the month. In the fall, the club sponsored a dance called, The Barnyard Swing”, and in March, the club had a French Assembly. The officers of the club include Douglas Black, president; Roberta Hopkins, vice president; Marianne Pusateri, secretary; and Donald Smith, treasurer. SPANISH CLUB This active group, under the supervision of Scnorita Nancy Palriquin, has had a busy year. Movies, lectures, a Barn Dance, the Mardi Gras and the Pan American Day program were but a few of the interesting activities sponsored by the club. Officers are: Janet Donovan, president: Anne Haynes, vice presi- dent; Sylvia Trumper, secretary: and Ed Flynn, treasurer.

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GLEE CLUB The Glee Club participated in a Christmas Concert which it success- fully gave to the public, the school, and the Rotary Club. In the spring, the club took part in the Spring Concert and the State Festival. Eight members of the club participated in the all-state chorus, held at the State Conference in Worces- ter. Many in the group enjoy giving their services to the various church choirs throughout the city. The club is under the direction of Miss Margaret Tuthill and Mr. Ivar O. Nelson. CHAPEL CHOIR Their beautiful rendition of the Lord’s Prayer serves as an inspiration to both the faculty and the students. This selected group of young singers furnish- es an excellent a cappella program at the assemblies on Wednesday and Friday. This year, in addition to their school service, they have also provided music lor several Parent-Teachers' meetings. The Chapel Choir has for its director, Miss Margaret Tuthill.

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HI-Y Hi-Y deals with every day problems of the high school boy. It strives to impress upon him the desirability of cultivating a liberal and fair attitude in dealing with his fellow-students. Officers are: Lou Brown, president: James Dowling, vice president; Robert Beatty, secretary; and William Campbell, treasurer. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y, composed of forty-one girls, has sponsored many interesting so- cial affairs. Among them are joint record hops with Hi-Y, the Winter Whirl Dance, movies, and Night Club Night. On the serious side, Tri-Hi-Y has donated clothes to needy children and has also given baskets of food to needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. The officers are: Shirley Cameron, president; Joan Kontio, vice president; Joyce Steele, secretary: and Beverly Arthur, treasurer. Mrs. Joseph Stredivicke is its “Y” advisor, and Mrs. Dunn is its faculty advisor.