Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

 - Class of 1931

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MARJORIE HARDING “Midge” She is an extra necessity, and wants to become her own double, ‘imagination is the air of the mind.” FRED HARVEY “Lanky” Traffic ’30. His hobby is ushering at the various Quincy theatres. It’s hard to tell what he is fit for, but his aim in life is to get an “A” in Trig. LAURIE HELANDER “Larry” Senior Class Football '30. He is ambitious to become a public accountant and his hobby is football. “Our thoughts and our con- duct arc our own.” JANET HEMINGWAY “Jan” Refreshment Committee for Christmas Dance ’29; Hal- lowe'en Dance ’30; Spring Dance ’30; Senior Recep- tion. Chairman of Class Song Committee; English Club ’30; Basketball ’30. Her hobby is life-saving. GERMAINE HENDERSON “Jim” Secretary of Feb. ’31 Class. Her hobby is drawing, and she wants to travel. She is fit for “Johnnie.” Still waters run deep.” KATHLEEN HOFFERTY “Kay” Thalia Club ’29, ’30; Alum- ni Editor of Golden Rod; Traffic ’30; Refreshment Committee for Spring Dance ’29; Christmas Dance 29; Halloween Dance ’30; Golden Ron Homeroom Agent 28; Rep- resentative to Hi-Y ’29. ’30; Chairman Senior Reception Committee; Captain Tennis ’29. ELVIE HOLMGREN “El” Her hobby is playing the piano, and she wants to be- come a piano teacher. If music be the food of love, play on it.” BETTY HUGHES “Alegra” Candy Girl at Operetta ’29; Senior Dramatics ’30; Golden Rod Staff: English Club ’30: Library Staff ’28, ’29. ’30. Her ambition is to be an active lady at 100. She is fit for being an actress. [17]

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RALPH E. GERVAIS Band '28. ’29, ’30; Orches- tra ’28, ’29, ’30; Cafeteria Marshal ’30; Traffic ’30. His hobby is taking three lunches. He longs to con- struct the tin cups in mini- ature golf courses. IRIS W. M. GLADWIN Traffic ’30; Basketball '28. ’29': Senior Reception Com- mittee '30. She loves to draw pictures and wants to become a vagabondess. Hang sorrow. Care will kill a cat. And therefore let's be merry.” WARNER GOLBRANSON “Duke” Football 28, '29: Basket- ball ‘29: Marshal ’28. ’29; Traffic ’30. Duke seems to effervesce charm to the “wimmin.” Ilis telephone book is a mass of red welts for underscored girls’ num- bers. REBECCA GOODMAN “Becky” Cafeteria Marshal ’29: Can- dy Girl at Senior Dramatics '30. She likes to dance and swim, and her ambition is to travel. DELBERT GROHE “Baron” Outdoor Track ’29, ’30; Traffic ’28. '29, ’30; Indoor Track ’30; Senior Recep- tion Committee; Usher at Senior Reception ’30. His hobby is psychology, and his ambition is to beat Iris Gladwin in an argument. ALICE GUILMARTIN “Al” Thalia Club ’28, ’29. ’30; Secretary of Q-B Club; Re- freshment Committee. Hal- lowe’en Dance; Traffic ’28; Representative to Hi-Y ’29, ’30. She is famous for be- ing an elocutionist. MARGUERITE HAAKE Pansy” Literary Editor of Golden Rod; Traffic ‘28: Leaders’ Club ’30. Her hobby is ski-jumping and her ambi- tion is to “flunk” a subject. ETHEL HALLORAN “Effy” Traffic ’28. ’30: Basketball '29. '30: Field Hockey ’30. She is fit for a gym teacher. Style is the dress of thoughts.” [16]



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WILLIAM JENSEN Jeff” Soccer ’28, ’29, ’30; Hi-Y 30; Traffic ’30; Baseball ’30. His hobby is playing base- ball, and he is famous for his undefeated soccer team. Speech is great, but si- lence is greater.” RUTH JOHNSON “A child of our grand- mother Eve, a female, or, for thy more sweet understanding, a wo- man.” ARVI JULKKA Cross Country ’30; Band ’30. His hobby is playing the sax. He is fit to be- come a jazz band leader. HAZEL KEITH “Scotty” Candy Girl ’29. ’30; Re- freshment Committee Hal- lowe’en Dance ’30; Q-B Club ’29, ’30; Secretary of Spanish Club ’30; Senior Dramatics ’30; Basketball ’30; Bowling ’29; Traffic '30. Her hobby is boys’ basket- ball. DOROTHY KOELLER Dot” Glee Club ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Operetta ’27, ’28, ’29; Eng- lish Club ’30; Spanish Club ’30; Field Hockey ’30; Class Day Committee ’30. She wants to make a world cruise in a sailboat. ESTHER KOSKI Ski” Big Sister Club ’30; Eng- lish Club ’30. She is fit for social working in the slums of Squantum. Her thoughts and her conduct are her own. ESTHER KRASNIGER “Ladda” Traffic ’30; English Club '30. Her hobby is swim- ming, and she wants to become a famous skater. EVELYN KUHLBERG “Ev” Golden Rod Homeroom Agent ’29: Big Sister Club ’28, ’29. Her hobby is tor- menting “Dot” Koeller. What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” [18 1 J

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