Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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22 THE GOLDEN-ROD Carlson. Esther—“There’ll Come a Time.” Cassidy. Clarence—“Love Me and the World is Mine.” Chapman. Lester—“Josephine My Jo.’’ Clark. William—“Just for a Girl.” Corbin. William—“Deep Down in My Heart.” Critchley. May—“All That I Ask of You is Love.” Crowley. Mary—“Mary Went Round and Around and Around.” Cumming, Annie—“I Wish Someone Would Fall in Love With Me.” Cummings. Marion—“I Want to be in Dixie Land.” Curtin. Thomas—“Get a Girl.” Davison. Hazel—“For Every Boy that’s Lone- ly There’s a Girl that’s Lonely Too.” DeYoung, Lillian—“Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland.” Dicey. Ethel—“Keep a Little Cozy Corner in Your Heart for Me.” Dixon. Lilia —“Sweetheart.” Drumgold. Alice—“Are You Feeling as Lone- some as I Am?” Favorite, Felix—“I’m Trying My Best to Smile.” Golden. Mary—“Mary.” Hall. Raymond “Hang Out the Front Door Key.” Halvosa. Philip—“ I Love a Lassie.” Harding. Jennie—“What is the World With- out You ?’’ Hatfield. Ethel—“Billy.” Iienchey. Ernest- -“I Ix ve My Wife.” Howard. Elizabeth—“It's the Pretty Things You Say Dear.” Iiowley. Irene—“I Don’t Care.” Hunt. Margaret—“Will You Love Me When the Honeymoon is Over?” Ilvland. James- “It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight.” Igo, Mildred—“I’ll Wait for You Till the Cows Come Home.” Johnson, Herbert—“Nobody Loves a Fat Man.” Joy. Ethel—“Beautiful Lady.” Keohane, Catherine—“I’m Afraid of You.” Knapps, May—“That Mexican Twist.” Kokkinen. Helen—“ Dreaming.” Leahy, Katherine—“ Texas.” Leavitt. Mildred—“We’ve Kept the Golden Rule. ” Lewis, Lloyd “Any Little Girl that’s a'Nice Little Girl, is the Right Little Girl For Me.” Lund. Florence—“ ) You Wonderful Girl.” Lundin, Gustaf—“That Mysterious Rag.” Manhire, Jennie—“Smile, Smile, Smile.” Markham. Frances—“0 You Kid.” Martin, Philip—“Oh Go ’Way and Let Me Sleep.” Mattson, William—“I Want a Girl.” Mayer. Harold—“Don’t Wake Me Up I’m Dreaming.” McDonald, Charles—“I Want to be a Regular Rah Rah Boy.” McGilvray, Lillian—“Oh, You Beautiful Doll.” McGovern, Alice—“Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon. ” McLennan, Celia—“Castles in the Air.” Meade, Walter—“Take a Little Tip From Father.” Metherall, Juanita—“Maybe You’re Not the Only One Who Loves Me.” Moyle. Lillian—“I’d Like to be the Leading Lady.” Newcomb, Marion—“Put Your Arms Around Me Honey.” Xieholsen. Emily—“Take Me Back to the Gar- den of Love.” Nim.eskcrn,George I’ve Got the Time. I’ve Got the Place, Will Someone Kindly Introduce Me to The Girl.” O’Dowd, Ambrose—“Yellow-haired Laddie.” Prout, Louise—“Honey Man.”

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THE GOLDEN-ROD 21 Burke, Edna Placed on ice Carlson, Esther ... Nope Critchlev, May .... Held fast Crowley, Hilda Cummings. Annie . Very sweet Cummings, Marion . .All aboard for Franklin st Davison, Hazel .... Bashful, but maybe DeYoung. Lillian Come around any evening Dieev, Ethel Who knows Dixon. Lilia Not old enough Drumgold. Alice ... Golden. Mary Help! Help! Harding, Jennie .. Eligible Hatfield, Ethel .... Captured by Bill Howard, Elizabeth . Dick is calling Ilowlev. Irene .... Never. Never Hunt. Margaret ... Trv some Wednesday Igo. Mildred .... You might go and see Joy. Ethel Lost already Keohane Knapp, May One at a time, please Kokkinen. Ilelmi .. Kind-er-bashful Leahv. Katherine .. Come anv time bows Leavitt, Mildred .......................... Nope Lund, Florence..............Is on tin warpath Manhire, Jennie ................... Let me see MeGilvray. Lillian .... Meet me at Iioughs Neck McGovern, Alice............Bashful but available McLennon. Celia...................Why certainly Metherall, Juanita ............ Nothing but gay Moyle. Louise...................... Almost gone Newcomb. Marion ....................... Eligible Nicholson. Emily...........Must be able to spiel Front, Louise .... Ducky has captured the fort Ross, Elsie ................................ Nix Tanbert. Gertrude..............Let’s try and see Thacher. Blanche.............Sweet and bashful Walker. Isabelle .. Nailed, tied, and anchored Waring, Lois.................Better time alone Welch, Marguerite ......................... Same here Werme, Esther ........................ Available Whittemore, Eleanor . .. .Always room for more Williams. Elsie.............................Only Oswald Wood. Fanny..................... Seven a week Young. Gretehen ...........Very quiet but then Characteristic Songs Allen, Chester—“They Always Pick on Me.” Andrews, Everett—“Gee 1 Wish I Had a Girl.” Arenburg, Michael—-“I Want Somebody to Flay With.” Aronson, Alice—“Maybe That's Why I’m Lonely.” Atkins, Bobina—“Kiss Me, My Honey Kiss Me.” Atkins, Willard—“O You Tease.” Axberg, Ethel—“Trading Smiles.” Backus, Clifford—“Moonlight Bay.” Barnicoat. Olive—“Wistful Eyes.” Barry, Alice—“I’d Like to Have You Like Me as Much as 1 Like You.” Barry, Christopher—“Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” Barry, Dorothy—“Meet Me Tonight.” Bill. Roswell—“Be Careful How You Handle Me.” Birnie, Chester—“I’d Like to do Some Lov- ing With You.” Blackmur. Maurice—“Redhead, Redhead.” Brown, Gladys- “First You Get the Money, Then You Get the Flat.” Brundage, Myrtle—“You’ve Got to Take Me Home Tonight.” Buckley, Catherine—“I’m Looking For a Nice Young Fellow.” Burke, Edna—“Let’s Go Where We Can Have Some Fun.” Byorkmon. Harry—“I’ll (Jo With You to the End of the World.” Cantley, Howard—“Naughty Eyes.

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THE GOLDEN-ROD 23 Prout, Samuel—“I'm Looking For a Nice Young Lady.” Reardon, Joseph—‘ 1 Don’t Know Where I’m Going Hut I'm on My Way. Reinhalter, Oswald—“My Only One.” Roche, William—“Fiddle Boys, Fiddle Up, on Your Violin.” Rogers. Osborne—“Come on Over, Let’s All Get Acquainted.” Ross. Elsie—No One Knows.” Simpson, Arthur—“Gee But It’s Great to Meet a Friend From Your Home Town.” Sprague, Lester—“Naughty. Naughty. Naughty.” Taubert, Gertrude—“All Alone.” Thacher, Blanche—“ Cutey.” Trask. Henry—“Young Lockinvar.” Waddell, James—“Just for a Girl.” Walker. Isabelle—“That Melody of Love.” Waring, Lois—“Because You’re You.” Welch, Marguerite—“Give Me Back the Kiss I Gave You.” Werme. Esther—“Waiting.” White, Starrett—“I’d Rather Love What I Cannot Have Than Have What I Cannot Love.” Whittemore, Eleanor—“Love’s Old Sweet Song.” Wiggin. Storer—“That’s Going Some For You.” Williams. Elsie—“A Very Ambitious Girl.” Wood. Fanny—“Who Are You With To- night ?” Young, (iretchen—“Sighing. Harvard Dental School A Department of Harvard University A Or«i:1 ii iIt- of the four.ve ir course in this School admitted without examinations A three years’ course leading to the degree. Doctor Dental Medicine. New buildings. Mod- ern equipment. Large clinic. Write for Catalogue EUGENE H. SMITH, D. M. 0., Deon Long wood Avenue, BOSTON, MASS. We claim that there is no better Flour on the market today than our Queen Louise and so that every one in Quincy will try it we have marked the price very low. 56.75 per tbl. and 85c pjr bag JOHNSON mOS. MARKET, Qjv Njuair printed hB tbe .. .. George U3. Prescott publishing Company