Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THELMA DUNCAN “Thel” Spanish Club ’29, ’30; Q-B Club ’3.0; Traffic ’30; Stu- dent Council ’30; Operetta Candy Girl ’29, ’30; Re- freshment Committee ’29. Her hobby is skating, and she wants to travel. CATHERINE ERICKSON “Cathie” Orchestra ’29, ’30; Spring Concert ’29, ’30; Q-B Club ’29. ’30: Art Editor of Golden Rod; N. E. Or- chestra Contest ’29, ’30; Traffic ’30; Decorating Com- mittee ’30; Refreshment Committee ’30; Spanish Club ’30; Bowling Team ’30. Her hobby is drawing. HELEN EVANS “Chickie” Thalia Club ’28. ’29. ‘30: Vice-President ’30; Hockey ’28, ’29. ’30: Q-B Club '29. '30; Traffic’30; Candy Girl. Senior Dramatics ’29, ’30. Her ambition is to return to India, where she was born. ADELINE FERRANTE “Ad” Spanish Club ’30. Her hobby is swimming, and she wants to become a great musician. “To a woman, silence is an ornament.” EVELYN FINDLAY “Evie” Golden Rod Homeroom Agent; Basketball Champs ’28; Traffic ’30; Field Hockey ’28. Her hobby is playing basketball, and she wants to get on the Olym- pic swimming team. MARGARET FORSYTH “Peggy” English Club; Bowling ’31; Swimming ’31; Basketball 31. Her hobby is playing tennis. “Hence bashful cunning and prompt me, plan and holy innocence.” SYDNEY FOX “Sid” Radio Club ‘30; Science Club ’29. He wants to be- come the strong man in a circus. “Homework is a farce.” ROSE FRAGER She wants to become a movie actor’s private secre- tary. Her air, her manners, all who saw admired; Courteous though coy and gentle though retired.” f 14]

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GERALD DESMOND “Jay” Baseball ’28, ’29, ’30; Traf- fic ’30; Soccer ’29, ’30; Class Basketball ’28, ’29. His hobby is playing base- ball. and he wants to be- come a Big League star. FRANCES DEVINE “Fran” She is desirous of becoming a private secretary, and is very fond of skating. “If ladies be but young and fair they have the right to know it.” ESTHER DEWEY “Es” Thalia Gub ’30. Her hob- by is playing tennis, and she wants to become just another secretary. “Con- cealed talent brings no reputation.” PEARL DIAMOND “Dye” Class Pin and Ring Com- mittee F ’31. What a jew- eler she would make! Her hobby is fast driving, and she wants to travel in for- eign countries. MARY Di BARTOLOMEO “Mae” Thalia Club ’28. ’29, '30: Newswriters’ Club ’27, ’28; Spanish Club '30; News Editor of Golden Rod; Vice - President, Quincy- Bridgewater Club '29; Pres- ident '30; Representative to Hi-Y ‘29. ’30. Her hobby is traveling. GORDON DONNAN “Chick” Track ’28, ’29. ’30: Foot- ball ’29, ’30; Student Coun- cil ’29, ’30: Hi-Y ’28, ’29, '30. He is very fond of track and football. “His limbs were cast in manly mold For hardy sports or con- test bold.” HELEN DRAKE Vice-President of Feb. ’31 Class; Class Picture Com- mittee; Graduation Decora- tion Committee F ’30 Let men say what they will. Women, women, rule them still.” SYLVIA DUMONT Girls' Hockey ’29: Traffic ’29. “Her loveliness I never knew Until she smiled on me.” [ 13 1 J

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JOHN FRANKLIN “Fanciful Mary” Junior Varsity Football ’29; Football ’30; Traffic ’30; Debating Club ’30. He wants to become an aviator and is famous because of George. “As the busy bee improves each shining hour.” INEZ GARGARO ■Iny” Traffic ’30. Her hobby is reading Horatio Alger nov- els. “Her hair is of a good color, an excellent color; Your chestnut was ever the only color.” LAURA FREBURG “Given” Traffic ’30. Her hobby is swimming with the crowd. “A smile will go a long, long way.” JEAN GELAS “Jelly” Traffic ’30: Student Council ’29; Spring Dance ’29; Baseball ’28, ’29. ’30; Bas- ketball ’28, ’29; Student Council ’30; Golden Ron Homeroom Agent ’30. He is fit for a comedian in “Our Gang” Company. ELEANOR FRUTH “Pat-’ Christmas Dance Decorat- ing Committee ’28, ’29; Traffic ’28. Her hobby is dancing, and she is ambi- tious to become a dancing teacher. “A little flirt I know full of caprices.” CHARLES GANZEL “Charlie” President Ili-Y; Senior Dramatics Business Man- ager; Student Council; In- terclass Football Team, ’29; Traffic. His hobby is play- ing a jazz piano, and he wants to become a four-let- ter man at Dartmouth. FRANCIS GEORGE “Fran” Traffic ’30. He is famous for being one of the “bad boys from the good home.” “There are not many more like me.” FREDERICK GEORGE “Fred” Class Football ’30; Traffic ’30: Class Basketball ’29; Wrestling ’29, ’30. Fred will probably end up by do- ing commercial painting for Ziegfeld. [ 15 ]