Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THE GOLDENROD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carolyn Broudy LITERARY Literary Editors Jane Kramer James Mullen Staff Diane Willard Geraldine Zanolli Marie Peruzzi Erland Porter Meredith McLeavy Barbara Hudson Vicki Kaufman Virginia Garland Margarete Hoiden Art Editor Ruth Gordon Staff Charlene Daly Judith DcKusha Coleen Hakulin Marlene Nelson Ann Weinberg Sports Editor John Putnam Staff David Anderson Carl Snyder PRODUCTION Type II and III classes under the direction of M iss Ix tta Page. BUSINESS Business Manager Kay McGonnigal Staff Joan Hirshon Marcia Lasker Arlene Leaman Thomas MacDonald Betty Matheson Dorothy Olson Jeanne Peruzzi Carolyn Pinkham Karla Robinson Sandra Sabine Patricia Salvucci Anna Shea Doris Wahlstrom FACULTY ADVISERS Dora Kelley Eleanor Reddy Donald Fowkc Edna Schultz Muriel Goudcy Natalie Hess Catherine Walsh 8

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SUPERINTENDENT of SCHOOLS Congratulations on the 1959 Goldenrod! It is fitting that its theme lx shipbuilding. This book reminds us that Quincy can be equally proud of its ships and its schools. Today the Goldenrod is a book of absorbing interest to you—tomorrow a tie to your school and classmates— when the pictures and fashions become out of date, the occasion for a laugh—and eventually a means of bring- ing back memories that will make you unwilling to part wi DIRECTOR of TRADE SCHOOL To the Class of 1959: The sea of life that lies before you holds more uncharted courses than at any era in history. Each “break through” in the fields of physical science, the healing arts, and the social sciences affects all walks of life and opens new courses to lx explored and charted in the interest of all humanity. You now stand ready to embark on this sea with the ship you have been preparing during your school days. No doubt your success will depend to a great extent on the skill with which you have hewn each timber and the diligence with which you have prepared and outfitted your ship for life’s journey. This job is never finished. There are always new learnings, new methods, new courses to navigate. Be alert. Keep your head high and your feet well planted on the deck. Select a sound goal and hold to the course, and neither rocks or storms nor shoals can prevent your success. 7

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 12 Educational Trends in the Last Decade 21 Faculty and Administration 30 Seniors 80 Hail to the Blue and White 81 Underclassmen 87 Features 93 Activities 127 Sports 141 Advertising