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LIBRARY STAFF The library staff has helped us find books and information during the past year. The officers are Judy Hill, president; Roberta Hopkins, vice president; Alice Mary Roche, secretary; and Marie Scanlon, treasurer. The stall has en- joyed many social affairs, including a Christinas Party and a Mothers’ Tea. Miss Edith C. Coulman is their advisor. GERMAN CLUB “ICH SPR EC HE DEUTSCH!”
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THE (.IRES CLUB The Girls’ Club program consisted of many varied activities, including a variety show and dance. The success of these affairs proved the ingenuity of the girls in charge. Miss Maude Wheeler and Miss Edith Johnson are the advisors. Standing: left to right, Ann Oilman, treasurer: Janet Donovan, school service: Jean MacKinnon, vice president: Helen Coska, secretary: Lena Carni celli, community service. Seated: left to right. Mary Bottiggi, remembrance: Bette Costello, sports: Nancy Clarke, community service: Miss Maude Wheeler, advisor: Ann Haynes, president: Miss Edith Johnson, advisor: Patricia Crowley, hospitality: Barbara Peterson, art. MOVIE WORKSHOP CLUB They say that television is a great threat to the movie industry, but it doesn’t seem to be bothering this group of talented people very much. This is a brand new club in Q. H. S. Its sponsor is Miss Catherine Iaconis and the offi- cers are: John Preston, president; Diane Gan el, vice president: Carl Andre, sec- retary; and Alfred Michaud, treasurer. They meet on the first Monday of each month. The club plans to produce four-minute movies, all phases being arranged by the members.
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zf ootn zhisAEnta ti j£± JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross Council under the guidance of Miss Esther Sautcr, is made up of representatives from each home room. During the year, the school collected money to fill 32 gift boxes. With the help of the Girls’ Club, nut c ups were made for the March 17th holiday, to be given to Veterans’ hospitals. Also, in the art classes, drawings representing our way of life are entered into a con- test. Last year, several from Quincy High received honorable mention. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES These agents for the school aided in the Community Chest Drive and other drives in the Community under the guidance of Shirley Cameron of the student council. At Thanksgiving they sold student tickets to each student for the North game. The advisor for the club is Mr. Russell Wise.
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