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Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

 - Class of 1939

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HOCKEY

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Page 29 text:

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Miss Coulman Knows The Answers 1. What originated the book review programs? The feeling on the part of Miss Coulman that the students would appreciate the opportunity of reading new l ooks and reviewing them for their classmates. 2. What was the purpose of the project? To stimulate an interest in current literature and awaken in the students a desire to read good books. 3. How many students went to the Boston Book Shop to select ! ooks to review ? Fifty students went with their teachers to the Book Shop, where they were kindly assisted in making their choices by Miss Lilley of the Book Shop Staflf and her helpers. 4. Who were the pupils chosen for the final reviews and what were their choices of books? Evelyn Gallagher . . “Listen! The Wind” by Anne Lindbergh Roy Hutchins .... “Doomsday Men” by J. B. Priestley John McLean . . “Growth of a Man” by Mazo de La Roche Richard Seymour . . “The Rolling World by Richard Hallett Betty Wylie “Horse and Buggy Doctor” by Arthur Hertzler 5. Where did they present their reviews? The reviews were presented in Quincy High School, North Quincy High School, Brockton High School, Quincy Women’s Club, Catholic Wom- en’s Club, and a club group of Eastern Star. 6. Why did Miss Coulman continue the project ? It was felt that such excellent judgment was shown by all students in the project that they were surely capable of choosing ljooks for their own library. 7. How many new books were purchased? 186 books were purchased. 8. How has interest in these books been stimulated? A Book Fair was held April 12, 13, and 14 in the library, at which time all the new books were put on exhibit, posters were displayed, panel discussions held, and the book reviews presented. 9. All of which proves what? All of which proves that Quincy High School is very fortunate in having such a fine library, the best in the state, and in having, among its students, pupils who are capable of participating in the purchase of good books. Hats off to Quincy High's Librarian, Miss Edith K. Coulman! --- - ■= page Twenty-Seven — - ■ -

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