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(Reprint) 1974 Yearbook: North Quincy High School, Quincy, Massachusetts
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I want to attend this school but i don't know if i can because I don't live in the district. As of now I attend North Quincy High School but I would like to transfer into the school on the website I tried to find out how but it wasn't there. I am a freshmen and in Fall of 2010 I'm going to be a sophomore. I really want to attend so, PLEASE HELP ! Also do I need to have good grades to attend, do I need to pay, and is there a dress code I need to follow ?
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A tribute to North Quincy High's patriotic chemistry teacher from 1984
FAMOUS HOMESCHOOLERS
Constitutional Convention Delegates
Richard Basseti - Governor of Delaware
William Blount - U.S. Senator
George Clymer - U.S. Representative
William Few - U.S. Senator
Benjamin Franklin - Inventor and Statesman
William Houston - Lawyer
William S. Johnson - President of Columbia College
William Livingston - Governor of New Jersey
James Madison - 4th President of the U.S.
George Mason - Justice of Virginia County Court
John Francis Mercer - U.S. Representative
Charles Pickney III - Governor of S. Carolina
John Rutledge - Chief Justice U.S. Supreme Court
Richard D. Spaight - Governor of North Carolina
George Washington - 1st President of the U.S.
John Witherspoon - President of Princeton University
George Wythe - Justice of Virginia High Court
Presidents
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Grover Cleveland
James Garfield
William Henry Harrison
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
James Madison
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
John Tyler
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Statesmen
Konrad Adenauer
Henry Fountain Ashurst
William Jennings Bryan
Winston Churchill
Henry Clay
Pierre du Pont
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Patrick Henry
William Penn
Daniel Webster
Military Leaders
John Barry - Senior Navy Officer
Stonewall Jackson - Civil War General
John Paul Jones - Father of the American Navy
Robert E. Lee - Civil War General
Douglas MacArthur - U.S. General
George Patton - U.S. General
Matthew Perry - naval officer who opened up trade with Japan
John Pershing - U.S. General
David Dixon Porter - Civil War Admiral
U.S. Supreme Court Judges
John Jay
John Marshall
John Rutledge
Sandra Day O'Connor
Scientists
George Washington Carver
Pierre Curie
Albert Einstein
Michael Faraday - electrochemist
Oliver Heaviside - physicist and electromagnetism researcher
T.H. Huxley
Blaise Pascal
Booker T. Washington
Artists
William Blake
John Singleton Copley
Claude Monet
Grandma Moses
Charles Peale
Leonardo da Vinci
Andrew Wyeth
Jamie Wyeth
Religious Leaders
Joan of Arc
William Carey
Jonathan Edwards
Philipp Melancthon
Dwight L. Moody
John Newton
John Owen
Hudson Taylor
John & Charles Wesley
Brigham Young
Inventors
Alexander Graham Bell - invented the telephone
John Moses Browning - firearms inventor and designer
Peter Cooper - invented skyscraper, built first U.S. commercial locomotive
Thomas Edison - invented the stock ticker, mimeograph, phonograph, and perfected the electric light bulb
Benjamin Franklin - invented the lightning rod
Elias Howe - invented sewing machine
William Lear - airplane creator Cyrus McCormick - invented grain reaper
Guglielmo Marconi - developed radio
Eli Whitney - invented the cotton gin
Sir Frank Whittle - invented turbo jet engine
Orville and Wilbur Wright - built the first successful airplane
Composers
Irving Berlin
Anton Bruckner
Noel Coward
Felix Mendelssohn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Francis Poulenc
John Philip Sousa
Writers
Hans Christian Anderson
Margaret Atwood
Pearl S. Buck
William F. Buckley, Jr.
Willa Cather
Agatha Christie
Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain)
Charles Dickens
Robert Frost - Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Alex Haley
Brett Harte
L. Ron Hubbard
C.S. Lewis
Amy Lowell
Gabriela Mistral
Sean O'Casey
Christopher Paolini - author of #1 NY Times bestseller, Eragon
Isabel Paterson
Beatrix Potter - author of the beloved Peter Rabbit Tales
Carl Sandburg
George Bernard Shaw
Mattie J. T. Stepanek - 11-year-old author of Heartsongs
Mercy Warren
Phillis Wheatley
Walt Whitman
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Educators
Amos Bronson Alcott - innovative teacher, father of Louisa May Alcott Catharine Beecher - co-founder of the Hartford Female Seminary
Jill Ker Conway - first woman president of Smith College
Timothy Dwight - President of Yale University
William Samuel Johnson - President of Columbia College
Horace Mann - "Father of the American Common School"
Charlotte Mason - Founder of Charlotte Mason College of Education
Fred Terman - President of Stanford University
Frank Vandiver - President of Texas A&M University
Booker T. Washington - Founder of Tuskegee Institute
John Witherspoon - President of Princeton University
Performing Artists
Louis Armstrong - king of jazz
Charlie Chaplin - actor
Whoopi Goldberg - actress
Hanson - sibling singing group
Jennifer Love Hewitt - actress
Yehudi Menuhin - child prodigy violinist
Moffatts - Canadian version of Hanson
Frankie Muniz - child actor
LeAnne Rimes - teen-prodigy country music singer Business Entrepreneurs
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Sandra L. Rougvie – Social Studies Superstar Passes
Mrs. Rougvie – NQHS Social Studies & Sports fan passed away just before Christmas. Mrs. Rougvie, age 66, died suddenly, December 21, 2010, following a recent series of medical complications.
We were happy to see Mrs. R last spring at Bill Willoughby’s memorial service. As always she was happy & energetic – a great way to be remembered.
She is survived by her aunt and uncle, Dolly and Bert Nogler of Quincy, and the Nogler, Vignoni and DeGrassie cousins. She was loved and will be missed by many dear friends. A graduate of Suffolk University, Sandra spent 32 years as a Social Studies teacher for the Quincy Public Schools, for the most part teaching U.S. History at her alma mater North Quincy High School. At North, she coached the girls basketball team, was advisor to the docent program at the MFA, and mentored many student teachers who were inspired by her engaging teaching methods and the atmosphere of mutual respect so evident in her classroom. Sandra’s interests were extensive and varied. She had skied, sailed, and played tennis and was currently developing her golf game. She loved watching sports, and was legendary for her knowledge of college and professional sports teams and her insights into the intricacies of the games. Movies were another passion. Sandra prided herself on seeing movies as soon as they were released and in spite of her intolerance for slow-moving films, she was the go-to movie critic among her friends. Sandra’s life-long interest in travel began after college graduation with a cross country camping trip sharing a pup tent with a high school friend. She bicycled and camped in Scandinavia, sailed in the Caribbean, and visited numerous countries in Europe as well as Mexico, Guatemala, Thailand and Egypt. She safaried in Africa two years ago and most recently completed her second barge trip in France with a group of college friends. Closer to home she loved summers at the beach, be it occasional weeks on Cape Cod or daily trips to Nantasket where she seemed to know everyone sitting within a 100 foot radius. Affectionately called the Windex Queen, Sandra was known for her zest for cleaning everything in sight, her fantastic skills in the kitchen, and her spirited political discussions. She will be remembered fondly for her sense of humor, her curiosity, and for the warmth that was felt by all who crossed her path.
...News
Quincy School Board, city move forward on realignment of 33rd Street, Maine ...Quincy Herald Whig - Jan 20, 2011
reconfiguring the entrance to the Quincy High School parking lot and building some additional sidewalks along the north side of Maine. and more »WTVB - Jan 20, 2011
On tonight's high school schedule, in boy's basketball, there's a pair of Big Eight games as Quincy is at Athens while Union City hosts Concord. and more »
The Patriot Ledger - Jan 19, 2011
By Anonymous The Quincy High School boys basketball coach might not have reinvented the game in the visiting locker room at Whitman-Hanson on Tuesday night, Quincy boys' basketball team defeats Whitman-Hansonall 2 news articles »The Patriot Ledger - Jan 20, 2011
Sean Grady and Derek Murphy (continuing his torrid start) scored for Quincy, which trailed 4-1 early in the third period. Pembroke hosts North Quincy on and more »Tucson Citizen - Jan 19, 2011
19, 2011, under Sports Josiah Turner's senior high school season will end at the Quality Education Academy (QEA) in Winston-Salem, NC, according to ESPN.comPlain Dealer - Jan 18, 2011
Glenville High's Quincy Downing accepts full track scholarship from LSUDowning also considered offers from USC, UCLA, North Carolina, Georgetown and Columbia. "LSU can make sure I can win NCAA titles in my main event and as aThe Patriot Ledger - Jan 18, 2011
The win today coupled with a big performance Saturday night [a 4-1 win over North Quincy] gets us right in the hunt. “It wasn't always pretty. and more »


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