Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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SPONSORS SPONSORS Arthur wants a dog! Bill loves Tammie Carolyn loves Chris Chez loves Cheeks Chickie is my best friemd! Dana loves Lori Danny is a dope! Dave, Mandy family Dawn loves Rick Debbie Mike Debbie Pat Deja loves Kevin Dingy Donald loves Cheryl Flowerchild Guy loves Pam I luv Mickey Mouse!! Kim-L-Dennis La' Seniorita Princessa Love, Claire, Bob the girls Love David, Donna Jennifer Love Linda Ricky Lynne Chris Mark Mary Maureen loves Bobby Mickey Mouse rules! Much happiness and Luck My Bo Ro (M.C.R.) Nanny Nenita Bobby forever Oket Puddles loves Henna Sherrisa loves Frankie Taryn Mago-K.M. B.C. Tarzan loves Jane Tina loves Chip Tina loves Mike Tracey loves Jeff Tricia S. loves Scott C. Congratulations Sammy Tue Carol Ahola Jake Ahola Richard Ahola Steve Alfano Mr. Mrs. Anibal Alfaro Elaine Allen Jaynie Kevin Always Vickie Marie Andrews Mr. Mrs. Richard G. Anshewitz Tara Anshewitz Petar's Automotive, Inc. Bob Baldwin Mr. Mrs. Baldwin David Barwell Mr. Mrs. William Barwell Ebba Bestgen Happiness Always 8etsy Susanne V. Beverly Mr. Bill Ralph Gurtrude Brancaccio Good Luck! Bryan William Kathy Bull Tom Burke Joey Burt Mr. Mrs.Busby family Mr. Mrs. John J. Butler The James Cameron family Mr. Mrs. Francis Carcini family 8est Wishes Carol Mr. Mrs. H. W. Carter Juan J. Castillo Congradulations Cheryl Congradulations Chez Congratulations Class of '87 Congratulations Class of '87, Sheila Dona B. Cohen Nancy Codings Mary Kay Costello Michael F. Costello Ellen Coyne Alice Crane Mr. Mrs. Richard Crespi family Jimmy Cross Rick Cross Dyan Costa Mr. Richard Curran Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Curran family Mr. Mrs. William Curran family All the best in the future Michelle, Love Dan Good Luck Michelle, Love Dan Good Luck Michelle, Love Dan Good Luck Buddy, Love Deanna Daniel Louise DeCoste Darrin DeCoste Denise DeCoste Dan DeCoste, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Demaggio Rev. Richard S. 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Katie Good Luck Kaya Rev. Francis H. Kelley Pat Kelly Anna J. Kinsky Mary D. Langille Best Wishes Michelle, Love Larry Good Luck Michelle, Love Linda Good Luck Michelle, Love Lisa The Litterio Family Thank God it's the last year, Michelle, Love Ma Dad Go for it Michelle, the best in life. Love Melissa Michelle, please go to the Cape with me. Love Renee Theresa Maher Colleen Mahoney Rita Manning Rick Mariano Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Mariano family Congrats Liz! Prosper and be happy! Mark Best of everything to you. Love Mary Good Luck! Marybeth Mr. Mrs. John Mayo Sr. family Ellie McArdle Mr. Mrs. J. E. McCormack family Linda McDonald Mr. Mrs. Ivan McDonald Good Luck! Mr. Mrs. James McGee Richard Pat McNeice Mr. Mrs. Douglas McNeil Congratulations Elisabeth, Love Always Michael The Miller Family Carl Mishou Congratulations Elisabeth, Love Mom Christopher James Moody Jennifer McCall Moody Mr. Mrs. James E. Moody Frank M. 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TO ALL WHO HELPED! Producing a yearbook is one of the most difficult tasks for a class. It takes much more work that anyone ever guesses. It is a task that receives complaints from all quarters throughout the year and especially after the yearbook arrives. Designing, drawing, writing, and editting requires too much time from the workers. Vet, with all that, there are those who want to produce the book and most of all, there is great satisfac- tion among the workers when it is finally completed. As editors of the 1987 edition ofthe Goldenrod yearbook, we would like to ex- tend our thanks to many people who aided in the production of this volume. Though the yearbook staff started out with approx- imately 30 avid volunteers to help with the unbelievable amount of work, the staff” soon dwindled down to about seven hard working individuals who were willing to help in any whatever way they could. We would like to extend our thanks for the hard work of Maura Garrity, Lauren Standr- ing, Cheryl Raila, Sue Parry, Sheila O'Con- nor, Kristin O'Brien, and Donna Pettengill. These people wrote many of the stories which appear throughout the book. They helped draw layouts. They cropped pic- tures for inclusion on each of the pages. Some of them typed what probably seem- ed to them the entire yearbook, but in reality was a few pages. They travelled from teacher to teacher often times sear- ching for the last name to complete the caption fora picture. This year the Quincy Vocational Technical School students took a greater role in the yearbook production than ever before. The students came mostly from the Graphic Arts shop and aided in the pro- duction of census forms, news for the homerooms, and anything else that need- ed printing. They took photos, identified people and set up the sections devoted to the Voc-Tech. Dana Cavallaro, Kim Gilligan, Tammy McDonald, Shawn Wilber, and Tina Wilber were the backbone of the Voc-Tech crew. They all worked hard behind the scenes and made the Voc-Tech experience a part of our yearbook. Many times they appeared in the High School to help with the typing of the senior messages. Mr. Fred Gibbs and Mr. Eugene Killeen provided the use of their presses and darkroom. The secretaries were always willing to help with the paperwork. Mr. Ray Eldridge gave us time in English to get stories completed. And most of all, we thank Mr. David Donovan for the time and effort he put into organizing photo sessions and meeting of the students in the Voc- Tech. Thanks again to all these Voc-Tech people. Though having little to do with the actual production of the yearbook, we would like to thank the administration of Quincy High and Quincy Voc-Tech for their astounding amount of support! When we faced dif- ficult situations, we knew we could count on them to make great efforts to help us. Our thanks also go to Lincoln Studios for supplying us with photos of games and ac- tivities as well as the senior portraits. Final- ly, we would like to thank Mr. Charles Gliniewicz. Without Mr. G., this yearbook would not be. We thank him for staying on as adviser, even though he had to over- come many difficulties. And lastly, we thank him for putting up with us. Thanks Kevin Steen Paul Rosemond Co-Editors, 1987 Goldenrod Co-Editors-in-Chief Karin Eaton, Kevin Steen, and Paul Rosemond Advertising Manager Nancy Powers Photographers Lincoln Studios and Karl Johnson Sales Manager Chad Hallett Art Editor Maura Garrity Photo Editor Lauren Standring Staff Tracey Anshewitz, Donna Callahan, Dana Cavallaro, Colleen Cushing, Dawn DiNicolantonio, Marcy DiStefano, Ginny Duggan, Terry Duggan, Kerry Eden, Kim Cilligan, Joe Innello, Barbara Kovalski, Sarah Lemos, Tom Logan, Chris Mackey, Pam Mantia, Christine Menz, Scott Mezzetti, Tammy McDonald, Adam McGregor, Karen Mitchell, Ann Marie Notarangelo, Kristin O'Brien, Sheila O'Connor, Michele Pa lardy, Diane Parry, Sue Parry, Donna Pettengill, Maria Politano, Kim Pratt, Cheryl Raila, Christine Reynolds, Deanna Roche, Marjorie Swan ton, Shawn Wilber, Tina Wilber, and Karen Zupkofska. Many others contributed individual items and are too numerous to mention. 1. Maura Garrity is caught having some of our film developed at Osco. 2. Even at Halloween, people like Kristin O'Brien still found time to get some typing finished. 3. Margie Swanton had trouble reading some of the typing which was given to us. 238 story by K nn Utoo. Kevin Steen. nd Piul Rosemond. photos by Lincoln Studios tnd stjft

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COLOPHON Volume 54 of the Quincy High School and Quincy Vocational Technical School yearbook, the Goldenrod, was published by the yearbook staff. The book was printed by the Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. The 232 pages of the year- book were printed on 80 pound enamel white paper. The 16 page mini-magazine was printed on 80 pound peach paper. The cover was designed by Maura Gar- rity who also drew the individual portraits for the camera shy people as well as the dingbat design. The cover is made of blue 451 vinyl stamped with mission grain. The design is painted in red and white. A silver metallic President's hat with black overtone is embossed on the cover and the printing is in silver foil. The endsheets have student autographs printed in black on light blue 120 pound paper. The titles in the yearbook are set in 48 point bold news gothic type and the body copy (10 point) and captions (8 point) are printed in optima type. The yearbook was completed entirely on computer. We were the first school in southeastern New England to do this. The copy was submit- ted on Taylor TypeVision diskettes and the layout design was submitted on PageVision diskettes except for the divi- sion pages which were hand drawn on quad packs. The index was completed using IndexVision on the finished TypeVi- sion diskettes. The senior portraits were taken by Lin- coln Studios of Malden, Massachusetts and black and white glossies were printed for the yearbook's use. Color photography was done by Karl Johnson and Mr. Charles Gliniewicz and the prin- ting was done by Acushnet Photo, Osco, and Photo Quick of Quincy. Other can- did photos were submitted by the class members with credits being listed on each page. There were 360 copies of the yearbook ordered and sold at a cost of $42.00 each under a two year contractual arrangement with Taylor Publishing Company. The Co-Editors-in-Cnief of the Goldenrod were Karin Eaton and Kevin Steen in Quincy High School and Paul Rosemond in Quincy Vocational Technical School. The photo editor was Lauren Standr- ing. The advertising manager was Nancy Powers. The sales manager was Chad Hallett. Kristin O'Brien took care of the Special Events. Sue Parry was in charge of the census and helped out with stories. Cheryl Raila took any job we handed her and wrote the prophecy. Colleen Cushing and Dawn DiNicolantonio compiled and wrote the class will. Sheila O'Connor and Donna Pettengill worked on layouts and typing. Dana Cavallaro, Kim Gilligan, Kim Pratt, and others completed the Voc- Tech census and collected the Tech stories. Nancy Powers, Karl Johnson, Mar- cy DiStefano, and Christine Reynolds each received a free yearbook for each collecting $400 in ads. Homeroom representatives in the High School included: Tracey Anshewitz, Col- leen Cushing, Kerry Eden, Dianna Edgren, Maura Garrity, Chad Hallett, Sarah Lemos, Pamela Mantia, Sheila O'Connor, Cheryl Raila, Lauren Standring, and Karen Zupkofska. Taking care of business in the Voc-Tech were: Dana Cavallaro, Kim Gilligan, and Tina Wilber. Many students contributed to the year- book with articles, photos, and identifica- tion of students. Credits are given on each page. Many others assisted in the typing of stories and senior data. The staff took over 1500 photographs and had nearly 400 others donated for use plus 800 from Lincoln Studios. The yearbook contains over 1200 pictures, each of which has identification of the people in the picture. The adviser was Mr. Charles Gliniewicz. Photo above. High School Co-Editors: Kevin Steen and Karin Eaton Photos below. Left: Voc-Tech Editor: Paul Rosemond and Right: adviser Mr. Charles Gliniewicz 240 slory by Mr ChjrlnGlirMcwx?. pholoi by lirxotn Studioi jnd tljH