Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

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ear Book Photo Contest Here are results of the year book photo contest. The first prize was awarded to Thomas Jerome I 1. Mr. Harris and Mr. Ripley I : John Emanuello. Ralph Froio. and Rocco Sorrentino tied for second place (2. The three boys); Third place was awarded to James La- iiroitcr!a ' 3. The bov cheer leaders). Key To Snapshots Junior PrOm iCtess of ' 51) Dirk Sullivan 8:h Grade pirnic (Class of ' 51) Front. Earl McArthur. Ralph F 0:0. Tony Buyer. Rear. Miss Leonard. John Eman- uel!o. Bill Morgan. Rennie Bergstrom. Janice Ferreira. J. net Bates. Jane Mulrey. Betty Clark, Shirley Daris. Jean Stewart. Janet Bates. Connie Malley. Dr. Libby ' s geometry. Rennie Bergstrom. Gerard C onte. - : Han Pr=ll. Boh Heyvvoon. Rennie Berg- strom. Nancy B. rrett. Maureen Burns. Janice Fe:reira. Bill Morgan. World History 11. Mr. Collins ' Class. 15. Nancy Ericsson. 16. Franca Shapiro. 17. Dick Sullivan. Peter Muncey (learning to smoke). 18. Miss O ' SullivEP 19. J. net Bates. Miss Jytes. iO. Nehon Pratt. Bob Heywood cn tcp. 21. Nancy Barrett. 22. Paul Ih-att Memorial Library. 23. Sophoxore Room (Class of ' 51). £4. John Ernanuellu. 25. Farm and Trace. 26. Barbara Conte. 27. Bert. 28. Cheer Leaders. 29. Ann Stoughtcn. Frank Wheel- wright. 30. The team at Norwell. 31. Anna Simenne.

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L8 TKSS V HOC March 26. L951 De k Miss NELSON: We. the Class of 1951, thought ou would be curious about the achievements of our class ten years from now. Do ou, as our Senior homeroom teacher, agree with this compiled list? We see: NANCY BARRETT ... As supervisor of Pediatric Nursing at Children ' s Hospital. JANET BATES ... As president of the Gardner Gas Company. RENNIE BERGSTROM . . . Swabbing decks on the U.S.S. Independence. FRED BLOSSOM . . . Still racing around in his truck. MERLE BROWN . . . Receiving the rank of admiral in the Navy. MAUREEN BURNS . . . Making the boss ' s lunch. BARBARA CONTE . . . Living out west on a ranch, riding and painting horses. NANCY ERICSSON . . . Teaching English at Cohasset High School. DOROTHY DAVENPORT . . . As head stenographer for a big business firm in town. GERALD EERREIRA . . . Finding $10,000 left by some passenger in his cab. JANICE FERREIRA . . . Addressing a conference for the National Honor Society- Trustees. JOSEPH FIGUEIREDO . . . Gathering lobsters in beautiful Cohasset Harbor. RALPH FROIO ... As the president of a large business concern in Boston. KATHLEEN HAPPENNY . . . Telling her boss how to run the office. WILLIAM MORGAN ... As a professor of History at Harvard. HELEN MORSE ... As a women ' s fashion designer in Paris. PETER MUNCEY ... As a C.P.A.. trying to juggle the books. JOHN EMANl ELLO . . . Receiving the medal for good conduct in the Marines from President Truman. ROBERT HEYWOOD . . . Still trying to sell his car for $50.00. JANET ROSS ... As librarian at Paul Pratt Memorial Library. ROCCO SORRENTINO . . . Accepting the Byron Nelson Tropin. ANN STOUGHTON . . . Making her debut at Carnegie Hall. FRANCA SHAPIRO ... As a Navy Nurse in Korea. CHARLES RUSSELL ... As a photographer for Life magazine. JANE MULVEY . . . R.N., B.S.. M.N. As Supervisor in Neuropsychiatry Nursing. RICHARD SULLIVAN . . . Stalled in heavy traffic on Washington Street. PERSIS TAYLOR ... As an understudy for Mary Martin in ' -.South Pacific . PAULA TWOMEY . . . R.N., M.A. As chairman of The Executive Committee. ALLAN PR ATT ... As head mechanic for General Motors. The Senior Class

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20 T ESS A I! or. JUNIOR CLASS Back Row, Lekt to Richt: G. Hamilton, L. Figueiredo, J. Muncey, W. Somerville, S. Hey wood, R. Sweeney, E. Hastings I . Jerome. ( :. ndrew . II. Coughlin. K. Shyne. Thihd Row, Left to Right: B. Turner, V. Bates, M. Zuccari, B. Clark, L. Esposito, L. Sweeney, B. Ferreira, A. Patrolia. B. « . J. Litchfield, C. Pratt. Dr. Libby, Teacher. Second Row, Left TO Right: E. Keegan, M. Jason, E. Tower, J. Stewart. J. Lagrotteria. F. Carolan, R. Mitchell, B. Signorelli, S. Davis. Fiiot Row, Left to Right: N. Migliao-io. P. James. R. McNeil. R. Mi-Arthur, M. Marks, S. Sladen. The Class of 1952 Junior Ballot Most Likely To Succeed Eugene Tower Most Populai Faith Carolan Best Looking Barbara Hoss and Margaret Jason 1 o.s Respected James Lagrotteria Friendliest Shirlee Davis Best Personality Faith Carolan Our Junior Class activities opened with the election of James Lagrotteria. as President James Froio as Vice-President. Faith Carolan as Treasurer, and Jeanne Stewart as Secretary. Eugene Tower and Faith Carolan are our Stu- dent Council representatives. On January 27. 1951, we sponsored a very successful Twirp Dance. The class worked very haul at decorating, selling tickets, and making the necessary arrangements. The class of 52 has contributed valuable members to all branches of school activity. We have representatives in the French Club. The World Friendship Club. Student Council, and the Honor Society We were pleased to have four of our members elected to the National Honor Society on March 12. 1951. They wen-: Philip James. Jeanne Ste- wart, Eugene Tower, and Barbara Turner. The one thing that the class regrets is the resignation of our homeroom teacher. Dr. Lib- by. We are er pleased to have Mr. Whitcomb as our homeroom teacher and hope that we ' ll all be Seniors next year. James Lagrotteria, ' 52