Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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For Service call Granite 8300 “Just Right” Y. M. C. A. Cleansers and Dyers, Inc. PRESSING—REPAIRING High grade work at reasonable prices Work called for and delivered is WORLD WIDE in its work There is Main Office and Plant a place 300 Washington St. Quincy Store at 1637 Hancock Street for you Ships Haven Foy’s 29-31 Temple Street Quincy Established 1899 Ships Haven Lodge FOY’S FOOD “A Treat to Eat” Three miles from Plymouth on the Highway to the Cape New Home 1177 Hancock Street Opposite Masonic Temple

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storace partridge Co. Hi !)■ III! 49 Franklin Sty ihrlOastiintftcn Stnet BOSTON Discount Prices to Q. H. S. Students AsK Mr. Whiting for Discount Card JOHNSON’S Home Made Ice Cream Rich heavy cream and fresh fruit flavors are producing a quality Ice Cream that cannot be excelled. A trial will convince you! ICE: CRE1AM Furnished for all occasions in plain or fancy molds Telephone Granite 2296 HOWARD D. JOHNSON COMPANY 91-95 Beale Street. - Wollaston, Mass. Compliments of H. P. Hood Sons RODGER G. SHULTZ Q. H. S.-J. 27 New and used Ford Cars Immediate Delivery ATLANTIC MOTORS INC., 50 Beale St., Wollaston

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Golden Rod JAN. 1929 Volume XLI No. 2. QUINCY Massachusetts PRICE—THIRTY CENTS Published Quarterly by Pupils of the Quincy High School February, 1929 Marjorie Cameron George Hutchison Violet Johnson Thomas Cook Hazel Ramsay Franees Raymond Gordon Holland Art Editor Literary Staff Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor News Editor Athletic Editor Alumni Editor Exchange Editor Joke Editor Art Editor June, 1929 Kenneth Ayres Florence McNamara Evangeline Zinck John Carey Edward Bohlken Gunhild Anderson George Bently Mary Reardon Business Staff Business Manager................. Kenneth Melville Advertising Manager.........................Harold Nannis Circulation Manager .........................John Hipson Faculty Advisors Joy L. Nevens Ruth M. Giles Catherine I. Walsh Ethel C. Crockett Leslie C. Millard Entered as second-class matter June 26, 1928, at the post office at Boston, Mass., under the Act of March 3, 1879