Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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GOLDEN ROD EDITORIAL STAFF 1910 Photo by Nerses

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15he Golden Rod QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS, JUNE 1910 HAT is so rare as a day in June, especially for teachers and students? June is the month to which we all look, because it is the time of emancipation from hard studies and the signal for approaching vacation with all its manifold pleasures. But to the Seniors, June has a special attraction for it is the time of graduation, the time when we have reached the climax of our high school course. But when grad- uation is over, when we have received our diplomas when our reception is a thing of the past, and we are 1 aving our class party, shall we then be as happy as we were when in the anticipation of it all? Shall we not regret leaving our teachers and parting with our class mates w ith whom wre .have associated, and whose pranks and good nature we enjoyed the past four years? Undoubtedly a great many of us will utter a sigh of regret when it is all over and we shall almost wish that we were at the beginning, i nstead of at the end of our course. OUR class treasurer knows that “It is more blessed to give than receive”, but he is perfectly willing to receive all of the back class dues. Each member must pay money owed for monthly dues in order to receive tickets fo the Senior Reception. It must be borne in mind that no small sum of money is required with which to pay the expenses for the reception and class party, and the gift which we all wish to donate to the school. In order to do this, we need enough money to defray our necessary expenses and to have some left over. Call on Mr. Browne an . he will gladly tell you how much you owe. THE class of 1910 is about ready to say “farewell” to the dear old school. We have had both sad and glad experiences during our four years of hard work, but feel well repaid for it all now. We owe many thanks to our teachers for the time and patience which they have expended in order to help us along from year to year. We also wish to thank the boys who have helped to raise the athletic standing of our school. Credit is also due those members of the Senior class w ho have helped make a record in the history of the school. That the best of success may follow them, even after they have departed from the Quincy High, is our earnest wish.