Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 QHS - Our Tree of Knowledg 21 Faculty and Administration 32 Seniors 73 Underclassmen 75 Features 85 Activities 115 Sports 129 Advertising 159 Senior Directory

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GOLDENROD STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Virginia Coury, Carole Golob, Richard Lee. LITERARY Literary Editors Marnelle Calderara Beverlyann Hutchison Marjorie Monson Staff Anita Belt Carl Backman Betty Brown Marguerite Chiango Judith Cobb Alexandra Sartori Linda Nutting Donald Peterson Judith Willard Art Editor Barbara Bell Staff Edward DiSalvio Gwendolyn Scrivener Stephen Smalley Terry Tedrow Sports Editors Peter Allan Donald Gobcil BUSINESS Business Managers Judith Saliba Ben Hershenson Assistant Managers Arthur Honkonen Gayle Humiston Staff Mary Barry Carolyn Horgan Judith Hyslop Carol Kibitz Mar ' Jane McGinty Jacqueline McGonnigal Eleanor Mitchell Lois Pierce Stephanie Rotunno Louise Sclvitz Gail Smith Janice Thompson Janica Towne Patricia Whitteker Priscilla Williams Thomas Williams Donna Zappcttclla FACULTY ADVISERS Dora Kelley Eleanor Reddy Catherine Walsh Muriel Goudcy Edna Schultz Arthur Tanguay 8

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Q.H.S. - OUR TREE Our Tree of Knowledge is deeply rooted in a country rich in history and culture. Cultivated by a people proud of their heritage and nurtured by each new generation, this tree is sustained by the ever-growing prosperity of our city. Founded in 1625, Quincy was one of the earliest set- tlements in New England. It was separated from Boston in 1640 but remained a part of Braintree until 1793 when it became a town. Since 1888 it has been the only city in Norfolk County. Living in a city which provides a direct entrance to the past gives the youth of Quincy an opportunity to learn the characteristics of great men. As loyal subjects of the Crown, the men of Quincy played their part dur- ing the seventeenth century; as revolutionary patriots, they fought for freedom; as citizens of Massachusetts, they gave their whole-hearted support to the new Re- public. We who live in a land of such glorious heritage 10