Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

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WILLIAM RIPLEY. JR. 4

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Imp-Print ANNUAL The Osgood High School has not published an annual since the spring of 1941. Previous to that time, the annual had consisted largely of literary work and had been published under the name of THE PIPER. The Class of ' 45 planned to revive the custom in a slightly different man- ner; namely, to have the publication a class yearbook. The name of the previous publication was not quite applicable to this enterprise because of the marked difference betwen the two projects. It was finally decided that the yearbook would be printed as an annual issue of the IMP-PRINTS, being called THE IMP-PRINT to distinguish it from the periodical. A skeleton staff was chosen by the class with the power to make any other necessary appointments. Editors JAMES SULLIVAN GEORGE MEALY Photography Editor MARJORIE HIGGINS Business Manager CATHERINE MULCAHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish to extend our deepest appreciation to all who have helped us in some way to make this yearbook possible. We thank especially Shirley Dixon for typing our copy for the printers, Mr. Bates for helping us with our photography and giving us his time and materials, and Miss Sullivan for aiding us to make the year- book readable. Acknowledgments are also due to our adver- tisers, who have made our yearbook financially practical. THE EDITORS 3

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A MESSAGE There are moments in the life of every adult when the validity of the fine things graduation speakers often say about youth seems dubious. I believe that this yearbook is a manifestation that students in high school do possess reservoirs of imagination, energy, initiative, and the capacity which the speakers so frequently mention. It seems that some high school students tap those reservoirs! In initiating this yearbook, the Senior Class has builded well, and I hope that succeeding classes will meet the worthy challenge here so clearly issued. Well done Class of 1945! WILLIAM RIPLEY, JR. The Class of 1945 presents its Imp-Print Annual. This volume is not exhaustive; it cannot pretend completeness. It cannot have greater effect than to sketch a bit of the life of the class and the school. We use this means of bidding farewell to Cohasset High and to our teachers and school- mates. Here, simply presented, are highlights of the 1944-1945 school year, blended with reference to the past. 5