Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Editor-in-Chie? BLANCHE MORRISON Assistant Editors PHILIP BARNES JESSIE PRAT RUTH KEMP Business Manager GLOVER HOWE

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QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Quincy, Mass. The Golden=R,od QUINCY, MASS., MAY. 1908 quincy high school c (il a $ ® ii ®, H g. 19 08 The Class of 1908 FATHER TIME has once more turned the cycle of the ages and the class of 1908 is on the threshold of graduation — the exit from the Quincy High School. This class lays claim to no special distinction over its predecessors, even though it has an en- thusiastic and energetic board of officers and some exceptionally bright members. Nor is it especially distinguished because its watchword for the first three years was “Keep Moving!” and the School Board saw to it that it did. It does, however, rejoice with and for its members who have led in studies, in athletics, and in all branches of school activity. We are proud of these members and we hope that in whatever line of work they engage, whether it be in the college room and on the campus, in the office or in the workshop, they will continue to manifest their ability, and thus bring honor, not only to themselves and their class, but also to the name of the Quincy High School. We are now as a class actuated by feelings both of delight and sorrow: delight, that this event in our lives which we have anticipated is close at hand; sorrow, that we have to leave this school and its associations, for which we have a tender affection—an affection that will prompt us to cherish many pleasant memories. Finally, we are extremely grateful to our teachers for their kindness, their patience and