Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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'ffjfimoriam Bravely to do whate’er the time demands Whether with pen or sword, and not to flinch, This is the task that fits heroic hands.'' Like the poet, thus would we speak of our boys who have made the supreme sacrifice. How well do we remember with what eagerness they went forth to battle the foes of humanity. They would not be turned from their course. Duty called and they must obey. Quincy High School mourns the loss of these promising young lives, but she is proud that they and many more had learned from her that devotion to country and the preservation of its ideals must come before all per- sonal interest and desire. We pray God that this sacrifice may not have been in vain. ‘Rest, comrades, rest and sleep! The thoughts of men shall be As sentinels to keep Your rest from danger free. Ernest L. Collins Your silent tents of green We deck with fragrant flowers; Yours has the suffering been. The memory shall be ours.’’ page six

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Table of Contents IN MEMORIAM 6 OlIR BOVS Ruth Fandel . 8 EDITORIAI . 14 In Mf.moriam ...... Maureen Moulton Tin College Problem .... Paul Goode II 1ERARY Replacement Eeero Ruuttila 17 Personification ...... Kenneth Skantz 18 Doggy Dear ....... Shirley Sherad 19 Nocturnal Ascent ..... Margaret Johnson . 19 To a Boat Marilyn Soul hie ick . 20 Sortif. lack McKirn 21 Live and Learn ...... Xancy IVestaver 24 A Street Car on a Rainy Day After School flettina Gens . 25 Wondering ....... Lois McHugh . 25 Saga of Mercetroid Dillyrimple James Major . 26 Hometown ....... Stuart Haskins 28 I Can’t Begin to Tell You Ruth Fande1 . 28 Walls Doris Marshall 29 Finale Jlarbara Lawson 29 ALUMNI NOTES . 30 ACTIVITIES S3 SPORTS 49 JUNIOR CLASS NOTES 70 SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES .... . 71 SENIOR CLASS PICTURES AND ACTIVITIES 72 WHO'S WHO IN THE CASS OF 1946 . 101 IN CONCLUSION . 102 ADVERTISEMENTS , , . , , 103

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+ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ A j Jht Ufomnriam ♦ Quincy High School Students Who Died in the Service of Their Country BELE. M NET ALEMIAN. SOOREN. PFC. ASH. DONALD BARSTOW. GILBERT BATES. THOMAS. LT. BOYAJI . II ROLD. S. I I . BOYINGTON. DEREK BRIDS. MARTIN. PFC. CADDY. ERNEST. PVT. CAGNEY. WILLIAM. PFC. CEFAIL. GORDON. LT. COOPER. FR NK. LT. COOPER. ROLAND. LI CREEDON. PETER. LT. Cl'RRY. ROBERT D ANGELO. JOHN. CPI.. De CARO. THOMAS. PFC. Df. COSTE. FRANCIS. M M 3 c Df. LUCCA. M nHEW Di NARDO. LFRED. PFC. DOLAN. JOHN M . S l c DOYLE. TED. S I » FORREST. EDW ARD PFC. FREEL. STEVE GREEN BURG. PHILLIP HAR I RE PAUL. CON. ROSKI JOHN R . PVT. I.ANCY. NORMAN. T. SG I . MacPHERSON. MALCOLM. PVT. MacTEER. THOMAS MA OLA. ANTHONY. S. SGT. Ml'I.ROY. JAMES MURPHY. ARTHUR MURPHY. FRED McCOLLUM. HARRY. PFC. NIX. EVERETT. PVT. NORLINC, MILTON. LT. J G. O’CONNELL. EDMUND. LT. OSBORNE. WILLIAM. PVT. PARROS. MANUEL PEARLIN'. EDW ARD H PEARLIN. EUGENE | SG I . PERKINS. CH RLES PITMAN. DAVID PORTER. STANLEY E. QUINN. JOHN. PVT. RICCI. RTHUR. I SGI. RICHARDS. FRANCIS ROHER. CHESTER SANDONATO. N THONY. PFC. SHANNON. ALBF.R1 SULLIVAN. JOHN. LT. TF.RESKE. URHO. C.I'I WELCH. THOMAS. M. M M 2 c HATCH. HOWARD. S l t KITTREDGE. FREDERICK. STAFF SGI. W RICH I RICH RD. I I . page seven