Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Published Quarterly by Pupils of the Quincy High School We Golden Rod JAN. 1931 Volume XLIII No.2 QUINCY Massachusetts PRICE—THIRTY CENTS Literary Staff February, 1931 Burton Whitman .........Editor-in-Chief .... Marguerite Haake.......)T . Betty Hughes...........jL.tetary Editors Mary di Bartolomeo......News Editor...... Kathleen Hofferty.......Alumni Editor .... Melvin Thorner..........Exchange Editor. Muriel Cox .............Athletic Editors ... Roland Cooper...... Doris Sharlit...... Catherine Erickson Joke Editors Art Editor .... June, 1931 Hugh Hunter Jean MacDonald Ross Patten Constance Lundy Ruth Kuhns ( David Kinghorn ) Henry Stevens Dorothy Pratt .Dorothy Anderson Business Staff Donald Bates....... Business and Advertising Manager Roger McCormick............................Circulating Manager Faculty? Advisors Ethel C. Crockett Vera Call Catherine I. Walsh Muriel J. Goudey 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

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Quincy Savings Bank “A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK” ESTABLISHED 1845 We serve over thirty-five thousand depositors. Resources over twenty million dol- lars. Dividends for the past four years were paid at the rate of 5 Quincy Savings Bank “The Largest Bank in Norfolk County” Plymouth Rock Ice Cream “It’s Good for the Children” Used Exclusively in the Quincy Schools

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 FOREWORD 3N this our Senior issue of the Golden Rod, we of the Class of February 1931 have taken the opportunity to record the pleasures and activities of the most precious years of our youth. We have departed from a precedent that has withstood many long years, yet we hope that our innovations will enrich that which is traditional and make more unique that which is of permanent interest. With this the first semi-year book, a new and greater field of endeavor has been opened to forth coming classes. In our class activities we have taken many pleasures; for the lessons learned in the class room we are full of gratitude, and in our many new friendships we take fitting pride. To strive to conquer, and then to pass on to greater tasks; we write the end to our high school years knowing that we have made a small beginning.