Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THE GOLDEN-ROD Name Chief Characteristic Special Weakness Chief Occupation in School Ambition in Life Paul Fowler Fouls Laziness Studying in the base- To plav base-ball with ball season the Red Sox George Gavin Shyness Room 28 Moving his feet To grow up Edith Doyle A perfect dear Boys Smiling To be married four times James Duggan Just so high English Paying attention to—? To sell his skeleton Eleanor Dunn Sanity Eating Looking behind her To change her name Katherine Gay Attraction Bows Refraining from whis- pering To see him succeed Mary Geary Posing Jealousy Smiling at K—h—e To tour Atlantic Agnes Golden Scowling English themes Minding her own busi- ness To be a novelist Harold Gore Sublime goodness Love for teachers “Iknowhowtobequiet.” Most anything To capture a little dot” To be a monkey in a cir- Demi Gourlie Olympic brow Girls cus Lulu Hadden Finding faults Mathematics Working out problems To be happy ever after Kenneth Hewes Brown eyes Athletics Talking to himself To prattle Gladys Howe Marcel-wave Boys To capture To loook pretty Glover Howe Having his own way Basketball Making Miss Souther happy To be a Morman Marion Howe Diligence Hammering Getting “mixed” in Latin To be a “little man’s” darling Eliot Johnson Brain power Feinting Cleaning his desk To be a husband Albert Jones Good fellow Debating Intercoursing with teachers To toot a horn Annie Kane What? Hair ribbons Looking troubled To be a school-marm Pearl Keith Sobriety English Seeing funny things To pass exams Ruth Kemp Timothy Keohane Soft-hearted Beatific smile Rouging Amusing her friends To teach a district scliol West Quincy Catching flies team Walter Lacey Meeting Soft soap Getting into trouble To be a professor Grace Larkin 111 at ease Dictionary Fidgeting To become a mill ionai ress Harold leathers Innocence Playthings Going to sleep To run an automobile James Lewis Grinning Wearing his heart on his sleeve Asking questions To teach correct German Marcella Little Vanity Pink Expounding history To be an old maid Imogene Livermore Coiffure Chocolates Drawing pictures To be a queen of Scotland in Shakespear’s time Daniel MacQueen Midgetness Winking Reading the Post To find a position Marguerite McCarthy Curls Ray Giving kisses To make others happy Hugh McDonald Pretty eyes Algebra Trying to forget where his is To be a lecturer Katherine McDonald Dim pies Love for Latin Keeping still To be a stenographer Christina Moody Coloring Baseball captain Attracting attention To be an artist Blanche Morrison Ambling Paper rails Making others jealous To keep house for two Beatrice Morrison Flirting Cats Trying to look innocent To have a bow Lucy Moyle Meekness Writing notes Looking coy To go abroad William Nolan Pretty Stockings Writing invitations To be a soldier boy

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THE GOLDEN-ROD Statistics of the Class of 1908 Name Chief Characteristic Special Weakness Chief Occupation in School Ambition in Life Eleanor Acorn Pompadour Indifference Hard to tell To be a singer Phyllis Arnold Hair dress Books Whispering To be behind the scenes Ralph Austin Hands in pockets To Learn How e) Taking things easy To smoke Warren Baker Dignity Oratory Growing tall To be a general Florence Barker Frowning Mathematics Reading To be a chorus girl Alfred Barnard Getting angry Translating Latin Saying “Mr. President” To be a sport Philip Barnes Kicking Desire for fame Teaching the teachers To be it Stanley Bates What? Temper Reciting perfect lessons To be a pitcher Angelo Bizzozero Sublime goodness Winking at the girls Knowing his French To drift along with the current Ralph Blake Musical voice Blabbering Dramatic posing Toka man Marion Brown Fidgeting Blushing Doing nothing Making “goo-goo” eyes To be a Walker To teach physical cul- ture Katherine Callahan Hee-Haw Curls Robert Carey Breadth Novels Acting To look like a minister Carl Carlson Dreamy eyes Flirting Chewing To ride a bicycle Hilding Carlson Bald head Foot ball Studying To grow fat Alexander Clark Fat Blowing Smiling To be a musician James Claflin Pompadour A “Babe” Playing hearts To hear her say, etc Leo Cockrane Lung capacity Nothing Writing notes To be a ring-leader Marie Collins Too numerous to men- French “I don’t know” To look pleasant Olive Costello Ease Apples Most anything To have a diamond ring Raymond Coyle Looking ferocious Shooting Grinning To be tall Carl Cranshaw Ruffled hair Trolling for Ba$s Drumming To build a home for two J'o graduate from Nor- Jennie Cumming Sweetness Reciting poetry Murdering Ovid mal Warren Denton Bold voice Physics Writing To be a conductor Helen Damon Snickering Clubs Studying Tobe a missionary’s wife David Curtin Genial smile Making excuses Plugging To be an historian Agnes Dolan Blue eyes The opposite sex Posing To live in a cottage Annie Dorley Louise Dunn Harmony Looking pleasant Jewelry Faint voice Talking aloud Minding her own b isi- To elope To be left alone ness Elizabeth Duran Blonde Teddy Wishing for recess To go to Washington Lucile El well Feet Pi Eta To forget society To find a cure for love To sit in the shade of Marion Farwell Nana Fisher Misogamistical Giggling Fudge Running Winking at the boys Looking at French Die- the old apple tree To fall in love tionary May Flaliive Looking glum Shirt waists Paying attention To graduate

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THE GOLDEN-ROD Name Chief Characteristic Special Weakness Chief Occupation in School Ambition in Life Mary Nyhan Winning smile Business Working hard To grow old Ruth Packard Her prim smile Kissing Blushing To be a violinist Einiline O’Brien Petite Sociability Arousing sympathy To be a society leader Grace Parker Dignity Blushing Trying to hide her intel- ligence To learn something Nettie Parlee Grace Violet Water Whispering To change with the tide William Pearce Fascination Girls Creating a sensation To be a bookkeeper Anna Peterson Gay appearance Fudge Closing the door To kill time Rosanna Picard Looking sweet High notes Visiting the upper floor Tobea pianist Walter Piper Jr. Cupid Geometry Drumming To be a politician Elizabeth Powers Sanity Dancing Making conquests To live on honey Jessie Pratt Looking happy Physics Winking To live oil a Beach (y) Mabel Pratt Cuteness Being hungry Eating To know How (e) Alma Reed Flippant Ribbons Such noises as little feet can make To be a belle a la Paris Helen Reilly Looking cute What? Writing To be a cook Everett Rhodes Vanity His hair Despising the females To have joy Edna Rix Neither short or tall Silence Turning leaves To be an artist Harriet Ruggles Size “Will” Looking around To be happy ever after Richard Ryan Teeth High jumping Sharpening pencils To lie a librarian Geraldine Scott Shyness Boys Attracting attention To discover a new bug Stanley Sherman None Dancing Getting dews off the flowers To labor among the heathen Roberta Smith Height Tenderness for Virgil Writing notes To teach Mathematics Jenette Soule Imagination Coronets Writing love letters in short hand To be a poetess John Souter Notoriety Brown suits Looking into space To be a minister John Sullivan Dreaming Raising eyebrows Shutting his books To be a second “John L” Caro Sumner Sweet expression Rob (ins) Sitting still To be a society leader Mary Summers Giantess Cooking Killing time To be an angel Alice Thomas Scrupulous Smiling Bending over desk To be a twin Ellen Travers Coquettish ness Slang Flitting about To marry Harriet Waldron Cutenesss Sneezing Being good To serve Hash (en) Brewster Walker Strutting Brown Speaking when not spoken to To use Revenue Cutter service stationery Blodwen Walters Hair dress “Riding ponies” Keeping her mouth shut To bury Latin William Weeden Hands Burke’s speech Keeping books To travel Henry Welch Affection Gulliver’s Travels Studying ceiling To lie great Lawrence White Too numerous to men- tion Winking Shirking To go to college William Weeden Flippant Dictionary No one knows To be on the go May Young Feet Haste Talking To be an old maid