Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Dedication This yearbook is dedicated to those among you who have taught here for over twenty-five years. As a token of our esteem, you will find some recent and not so recent photographs of yourselves within. You stand as an inspiration to all who value knowledge. If you consider our gratitude just reward, your unselfish motivation has indeed paid off. We have attempted to mask any kindly expressions surface- wise. yet our understated trust harbors inwardly, numerous kindnesses; you offer us knowledge, nondecreasing openness withal. Thank You. Mr. Michael Golub died suddenly on January 27. 1985. He had spent more than twenty-five years at Quincy High and Quin- cy Vocational Technical Schools. We especially wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Golub. 8 OwIMW Oc'txr.

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While We Worked and Played, the 1980 The Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan is in progress. Ayatollah Khomeini holds U.S. hostages in Iran. The U.S. hockey team wins a gold medal in the Winter Olympics. Mt. St. Helens erupts with a devastating explosion in Washington. The U.S. sends volunteers on an ill-fated rescue of the hostages in Iran. President Carter decides the U.S. will boycott the Summer Olympics in Moscow. Boston celebrates its 350th birthday with a visit from the tall ships. Voyager II visits Saturn. Solidarity strikes in Poland. Proposition 2% passes and schools lose their fiscal autonomy. John Lennon is shot by Mark Chapman at his home in New York City. 10 Caid Ahc« 1981 Ronald Reagan is sworn into office as President of the United States. The 52 hostages held in Iran are released after 444 days. An assignation of Ronald Reagan is attempted. The Space Shuttle Columbia is launched and a new space era begins. The Celtics win the N.B.A. championship. Pope John Paul II is wounded by Aliagca. The Air Traffic Controllers strike. Anwar Sadat of Egypt is assassinated. Sandra Day O'Connor is the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court. Lady Diane and Prince Charles are wed in Great Britain.