Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Photo bi Pierce. (Standing, left to right) Blake, Dimmick. Akklk, Palmer, Markham, Carlson (Seated) Miss Leacii, Miss Roaciie, Curtin, Miss Dawes, Miss Buckley

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GRADUATES REMEMBER THIS AT PIERCE’S STUDIO You will receive just as much attention for graduation photographs, as you would at any other time of the year, for other work. We arc interested in home trade and will take pains to please. Prices are right. Sincerely yours, A. W. PIERCE. Phone: Quincy 2247-M. Moorhead’s Shoe Store 1547 HANCOCK STREET The Shoe Store of Quality Up-to-the-Minute Shoes for Young Men and Women QOODVEAR Q U O V E TENNIS JAMES MOORHEAD, JR., Prop. Class, ’98 WhiteWash Skirts and Smocks In style and beauty they will appeal to the eye of those who value appearance; also those who make price an im- portant consideration. D. E. WADSWORTH COMPANY

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THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY QUINCY, MASS.. XLhc (3ol6en 1Ro6 Volume XXVIII Zhc (3olben=1Rob Published l y the pupils of Quincy High School Address The Golden Rod Quincy High School. Quincy, Mass. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF....LAURENCE CURTIN LITERARY EDITOR......MARJORIE LEACH NEWS EDITOR........EDWARD MARKHAM ART EDITOR............HENRY CARLSON ALUMNI EDITOR........MABEL ROACHE ATHLETIC EDITOR......ARTHUR PALMER EXCHANGE EDITOR......HELENA BUCKLEY JOKE EDITOR..........WILSON BLAKE BUSINESS MANAGER......H. S. DIMMICK ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER TRESCOTT ABELE For Sale at Quincy High School Single Copies........................15 Cents Entered at Boston. Mass., Post Office as Second Class Matter Attempt tlje enii and never stand tu doubt, bottling's so Ijard but scarcli mill fiud it out We, the members of the staff, take this op- portunity to express to the entire school and to all our readers our appreciation of their full support and co-operation in our work of the past year. At the same time we feel in- debted to the members of the senior class for placing the responsibility of these offices in our hands and trust that we have performed our duties not only to the satisfaction of our fellow class members but to the complete satis- faction of all. With the presentation of the diplomas the seniors will have reached the parting of the ways. When this affair will have taken place the question of the future will face each of us seniors. For many of us perhaps the solu- No. 2 tion of this problem will decide the beginning of our life’s work. For others, who intend to pursue studies further, this event will be but the stepping stone to a higher degree of learning. Going forth from the school, whether we intend to take up our life’s work or to climb higher the ladder of scholastic training, let us ever keep before us these two important words, perseverance and success, the one the result of the other. Let us con- stantly bear in mind that to get anywhere in the world of today we must work and work untiringly. Let us remember, too, that only by our determination and initiative shall we be able to become the citizens of tomorrow who are worthy of the name and who will stand ready to render valuable assistance to our people and country in any and every emergency. Graduation is a time of both joy and sor- row for all of us who are to leave the study rooms of four long years and to venture on the many roads to success. We depart with joy because we have struggled through many months of hard labor and have at length reached the goal of our endeavors, and still with sorrow we depart because we leave be- hind us the source of much joy and happiness. Much pleasure will it give us in the future to recall the happy incidents of our days of training. Although the parting is sad we have, how- ever, the consolation and assurance that from whence we pass there is a group of persons who are thoroughly interested in our welfare. As a farewell word, therefore, having com- pleted our studies, we seniors take this oppor- tunity to express our appreciation of the de- voted and unceasing co-operation and assist- ance of this corps of teachers who have guided us successfully through the thorny course of the past four years. June, 1918