Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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DEDICATION Larry Babin, who has dedicated 30 years and 6 months of his life to the students and faculty of the Quincy Vocational-Technical School and to Quincy High School retired in December of 1980. He finally has the chance to do the things that he's always wanted to do. such as read- ing. fishing, and relaxing. Mr. Babin has received many awards during his life, but he doesn't place them high in his standards. He says. The best reward is to have students who have gone out. and made a good living, have come back and said that they've received a good educa- tion.” Mr. Babin believes that the person replacing him should be a hard worker, and have a good sense of humor. He says. You need a good sense of humor to survive. If you can't laugh at yourself, you're in trouble. Of course. Mr. Babin has a serious side. too. He leads a precise life and he believes that neatness and organization are important qualities of life. He enjoys work- ing with the students and believes that he will miss the daily contact with them more than any- thing else. Because of his commitment to Quincy High and the Voc-Tech students, we the Yearbook Staff, would like to dedicate the 1981 Goldenrod to Mr. Babin.