Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

Page 23 text:

T E S S A H C 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row, Left to Right: D. Pratt. B. Levine. T. Horrigan. J. Barrett. W. MacAuliffe, C. Lagrotteria. F. Rob- inson. E. Mulvey. L. Simeone. Middle Row. Left to Right: B. Donovan. R. Emanuello, R. Stover. M. Ferreira, R. Nason. M. McLellan. P. Dion. W. Reed, N. Coggan. T. Guerra. P. Carey. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Car- ey, S. Salvador, A. Simeone, Secretary: N. Frates. Vice- President : C. Hoss, President: C. Pagliaro, Treasurer; P. Grassie, G. Saprito. The Class of 1953 Sophomore Ballot Most Likely To Succeed Carl Hoss Most Popular Norman Frates Best Looking Nancy Coggan Most Respected Carl Hoss Friendliest Anna Simeone Best Personality Anna Simeone The first class meeting of our Freshman year was held on September 26. 1949. for the purpose of electing class officers for our Freshman class. Norman Frates was elected President during the morning session. At noon the rest of our class officers were elected. They were: Carl Hoss Vice-President Richard Starratt Treasurer Anna Simeone Secretary Our Student Council representatives were Carl Hoss and Donald Pratt. At the Marshfield and Cohasset football games our class sold coffee and doughnuts. The major event that year was our St. Patrick ' s Day Dance. Besides our dance, we held a food sale at the Cohasset Hardware Store on Saturday. February 4, 1950. During the course of the year. Richard Starr- att. our class treasurer, moved to another town. A class meeting was called to elect another treas- urer. Edward Mulvey was chosen bv a majority vote. In September. 1950. we had become sopho- mores. Our class officers for 1950-1951 were: Carl Hoss President Norman Frates Vice-President Anna Simeone Secretary Katherine Pagliaro Treasurer In September. 1951. the class decided to sell coffee and doughnuts at the Scituate and Cohasset football games, as we had done with Marshfield and Cohasset the previous vear. On April 13, 1951. our class put on a dance called the Spring Hop. It was held at the Riplev Road School. Carl Hoss. 53

Page 22 text:

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

Page 24 text:

22 TESSAHOC FRESH M CLASS Back Row, Left to Right: B. Davenport, R. Dexter, B. Anderson, A. Revelle, S. Wigmore, R. Ferrcira, J. Woods, B. Sweeney, W. Ross, M. VanBuskirk, A. Rooney, C. Studley, S. Esposito. Middle Row, Left to Right: E. Dun- lap. M. Parsons. B. Kennedy, R. Salvador. S. Meehan, M. Median. P. Laugelle. { ' ,. Townscnd. P. McLean. F. Litch- field, Mr. J. Harris, Adviser. Front Row, Left to Rich i : R. Pratt, C. Longo, D. Litchfield. I). Jason, Secretary; IL Koehler, President: R. Ripley, Nice-President; S. DeSanlas, Treasurer; N. Jason. J. Wigmore. The Freshman Class of 1954 Freshman Ballot Most Like To Succeed Most Popular Best Looking Most Respected Friendliest Best Personality Hans Koehler Norman Jason Samuel Esposito Doris Jason Martha Rich Merideth Parsons We. the class of 1 951. enrolled thirty-eight in mhers in September. Since then we have wel- comed Meredith Parsons and Ann Revelle to our class. t our first class meeting, officers were elected as follows: Hans Koehler. President: Robert Rip- ley, Vice-President: Doris Jason. Secretary; and Susan de Santis. Treasurer. Hans Koehler and Norman Jason were elected as our representatives to the Student Council. Members of our class have participated in many extra curricular activities. Three members of the class belong to the band and the majority of the class is in the chorus. Two members par- ticipate in football and eight in basketball. Th? class has averaged more honor students than any other class in school. Ann Revelle. Meredith Parsons. Samuel Esposito, and Hans Koehler are on the honor roll regularly. We. the class of ' 54. now have forty pupils. e have almost completed our first year in Co- hasset High School and are eagerly awaiting the time when we shall become Sophomores. 1 1 s Koehler, ' 54