Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

The Yearbook Staff of the COHASSET HIGH SCHOOL THE TESSAHOC For WE the class of 1953 dedicate our yearbook to William Ripley, Jr., who for eleven years has been the captain of our ship of knowledge. We now realize that he has guided us safely through the treacherous channels of ignorance into the broad waters of self-reliance. Our friend and counselor dur- ing these formative years, he has earned our fond respect. His understanding guidance and sincere interest in the welfare of each of us we recognize and appreciate. With his discerning judgment and helpful suggestions we have charted our courses. Now as we venture upon an uncharted sea, we are confident that Mr. Ripley ' s help and direction have prepared us to weather the storms of life. Mr. Anthony D ' Antuono Senior C I ass Acl v i.sor.s 5 FACULTY MR. WILLIAM RIPLF.Y. JR. MISS MARY MULVEY . MR. EVERETT DORR MISS MILDRED NELSON MR. J. EDWARD HARRIS MI-.S MAR JORIE FAY MR. DONALD MacNEIL . MISS MARION SULLIVAN MR. PAUL THERRIEN . MISS FLORENCE AYERS MR. ANTHONY D ANTUONO MISS FLORENCE REED . MISS DOROTHY COOGAN . MR. EARL CHAMBIRLAIN MISS LAURA LEONARD MISS CONSTANCE TRICKETT MR. CHARLES RUSSELL . MISS HELEN WELCH . MISS MARY TERRY M tthematics Superintendent of Schools Secret try. Typing X Physical Education Commercial Department Social Studies Librarian, Literature . S.iences. Mathematics English Sciences Physical Education Consumer Education. Driver Training Languages An Music Department English English Indus rial Arts Home Economics Arithmetic, English 6 SENIORS NORMAN FRATES ' ' Norm Class [ ' resident Class [ ' resident 1, 3, -I; Vice- President 2; Student Council 1, 2. Vice-President 3. President 4; Baseball 1. 2, :i, 1: Basketball 1, I, 4; Football 1. 2. 3, Co-cap- ain 4; [land 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3, I: Hoys - State Represen- tative 3; Marshal 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 4: Shamrock Frolic 1: Sprint; Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3: Sadie Hawkins ' Dance I. CARL HOSS Carl Editor-in-Chief Class President 2, Vice-President 1; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2. 3, Co-captain 4; Honor Society 4: Kditor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Coif Team 8, 4: Marshal 3, Captain 4; Hand 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Ameri- can Friend ' s Service Committee; Shamrock Frolic 1; Sprint; Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3: Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4; Class Play 4. 3 EDWARD MULVEY d ' - Vice-President Vice-President 4: Class Treas- urer 1; Baseball 1. 2; Basketball Manager 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Boys ' State Rep- resentative 3; Good Government Representative 4; Class Play 4; Civil Defense 3; Shamrock Frolic 1; Sprint; Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3: Junior Prom 3. ANN SIMEONE Simmy Secretary Class Secretary 1, 2. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2: Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, Co- captain 4: French Club 2, 3: Civil Defense 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Sham- rock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3: Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Play 4. THOMAS GUERRA Tommy Treasurer Class Treasurer 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3: Year- book Staff 4: Shamrock Frolic 1: Leap Year Dance 3: Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance. CARLO LAGROTTERIA Lag Business Manager Baseball 1. 2. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Golf Team 3. 4: Marshal 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Civil Defense 1. 2. 3. 4: Shamrock Frolic 1; Sprint; Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4: Class Play 4. NANCY COGGAN Cog-Nog Art Editor Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Softball 1: FMeld Hockey 1; Cheerlead er 1, 2, Co-captain 3. 4; French Club 2, Secretary 3; Press Club 3; Li- brary Club Secretary 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Civil Defense 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Shamrock Frolic 1: Sprint; Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4; Class Play 4. SHIRLEY SALVADOR Shirl Sports Editor Basketball 1, 3, 4; Softball 1: Cheerleader 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 3, 4; Library Club 3. 4; Civil Defense 3; Shamrock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4. s SENIORS JOHN BARRETT Oaf Football 2; Library 3: Spelling Bee 1; Civil Defense 2, 3. 4: Shamrock Frolic 1: Spring Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3: Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4. RICHARD D eCOSTA Dick French Club 3. 4: Library Club 3, 4: Marshal 4; Honor Society 4: Stage Crew 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4: Class Play 4. JAMES BROWN Jim Baseball 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Motion Picture Operator 3, 4; Stage Crew 3. Manager 4: Mo- tion Picture Camera 3, 4: Spring Concert 3. 4; Class Play 4: Christmas Play 3, 4; Leap Year Dance 3: Junior Prom 3, 4: Sa- die Hawkins ' Dance 3, 4. BARBARA DONOVAN Barb Basketball 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Civil De- fense 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1; Sham- rock Frolic 1: Junior Prom 3. PATRICIA CAREY Patty Basketball 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Spring Hop 2: Shamrock Frolic 1: Junior Prom 3. WALTER DOW Walt Football 3. 4: Honor Society 4; American Friend ' s Service Com- mittee 3; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3. SIGRID CAREY Sig Basketball 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Shamrock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4. ROSE EMANUELLO Menu Softball 2; Library Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Civil Defense 2, 3, 4; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance 4. 9 SI. MORS PATRICIA GRASSIE ■■I ' af Basketball l. 2; Shamrock Frol- ic 1: Spring Hop 2: Junior Prom 8. RALPH NASON Ralph Football 4: Baseball I; Basketball 1. 2. 8: Sbarrock Frolic I; Spring Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Haw- kins ' Dance 4; Class Play 4. BENJAMIN LEVINE Hennie Vice-President 3; Football 3, 4; earbook Staff 4: Junior Prom 3. KATHERINE PAGLIARO Katrink Class Treasurer 2: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4; Girls ' State Representative 3; Honor Society 4; Good Citi- zen Award 4: Marshal 4; Spell- ing Bee 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Li- brary Club :i. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Shamrock Frolic tj Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dai ce 3; Jun- ior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4. MARGARET McLELLAN Prgou Basketball 1. 4: Field Hockey 4: Library Club 8, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Civil Defense 2. 3, 4: Sham- rock Frolic 1: Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance DONALD PRATT Don Student Council 1, 2; Hard I, 2. 3i 4; Shamrock Frolic 1: Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3. WILLIAM Mc AULIFFE Bill Basketball 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Civil De- fense 2, 3, 4; Spring Hop 2: Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3: Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4. FORREST ROBINSON Forrest Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Press Club :J; Library 2, 3, 4; Shamrock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; J- ' nior Prom :i: Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 10 SENIORS WILLIAM REID Billy Football 4; Civil Defense 3; Class Play 4; Shamrock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom : Sadie Haw- kins ' Dance 4. LOUIS SIMEONE Lou ' Football 2. 4; Glee Club 2. A Junior Prom 3. PHYLLIS ROSE Phyll-s Library Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Civil Defense 2. RUTH STOVER Ruthie Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball ' 2; Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1 2, 3, 4. GRACE SAPRITO Gray Class Secretary 3; Glee Club 1 . 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Civil Defense 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Marshal 4: Yrarbook Staff 4; Shamrock Frolic 1; Spring Hop 2; Leap Year Dance 3; Junior Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins ' Dance 4; Class Play 4. STEPHEN WIGMORE Stevie CLASS COLORS e and Silver CLASS MOTTO Deus est noster idux; mocratia est nostra libertas n LYRIC LIKENESS John Barrett James Brown Patricia Carey Sigrid Carey Nancy Coggan Richard DeCosta Barbara Donovan Walter Dow Rose Emanuel lo . Norman Frates . Patricia Grassie . Thomas Guerra . Carl Hoss . Carlo Lagrotteria Benjamin Levine William McAuIiffe Margaret McLellan Edward Mulvey . Ralph Nason Katherine Pagliaro Donald Pratt William Reid . Forrest Robinson Phyllis Rose Shirley Salvador Grace Saprito Ann Simeone Louis Simeone Ruth Stover Steve Wigmore . I Wake Up in the Morning Feeling Fine ' Lights Out Mocking Bird Afraid to Say, Hello Floating on a Bubble ' Stout Hearted Men Misbehavin ' Homework Oui Marie A Huntin ' We Will Go I Go Erom Corner to Corner Take Me Out to the Ball Game Hey, Good Lookin ' A Little Bit Independent I Didn ' t Know What Time it Was Get a Horse, Get a Buggy Peg of My Heart Comin ' Through the Rye If I had the Heart of a Clown Come on a ' My House Slow Poke Empty Saddle I Talk to the Trees Ain ' t She Sweet Happy Talk Efficiency Keepin ' Outa Mischief, Now Margie Love n ' Devotion No Love, No Nothin ' CLASS WILL |ohn Barrett . . . leaves Sandy MacNeil to carry on his great works. James Brown . . . leaves his stage post to Clark Young. Patricia Carey . . . leaves her winning ways to Ann Revelle. Sigrid Carey . . . leaves her driving ability to Mr. D ' ntuono. Nancy Coggan . . . leaves Bernie as the last member of the OLD GANG. Richard DeCosta . . . leaves his physique to Paul Restuccia. Barbara Donovan . . . leaves her place at the switchboard to Patsy Marks. Walter Dow . . . leaves his intelligence to Joan Keefe. 12 CLASS WILL Rose Emanuello . . . leaves her blond hair to Priscilla MacLean. Norman Frates . . . leaves his football ability to David Truesdell. Patricia Grassie . . . leaves her figure to Meredith Parsons. Thomas Guerra . . . leaves his love for baseball to Milton Ferreira. Carl Hoss . . . leaves Shirley. Carlo Lagrotteria . . . leaves Mr. Harris in peace. Benjamin Levine . . . leaves Kimballs to Bobby Salvador. William McAuliffe . . . leaves his height to Gert Bresnahan. Margaret McLellan . . . leaves her Spanish with pleasure. Edward Mulvey . . . leaves his trombone to the Salvation Army. Ralph Nason . . . leaves his bow legs to Susan DeSantis. Katherine Pagliaro . . . leaves but doesn ' t want to. Donald Pratt . . . leaves his cigarettes to Mac Ferreira. William Reid . . . leaves Jimmy Woods. Forrest Robinson . . . leaves his books to Miss Fay. Phyllis Rose . . . leaves her embroidering to Carolyn Srudley. Shirley Salvador . . . leaves her hot rod to Connie Longo. Grace Saprito . . . leaves her shorthand to anyone with long fingers. Ann Simeone . . . leaves her pep to Mr. Kellogg. Louis Simeone . . . leaves his looks to Bob Ripley. Ruth Stover . . . leaves Frank. Steve Wigmore . . . leaves for Billy Barnes. HOW THEY GOT THROUGH SCHOOL John Barrett Staggered Carlo Lagrotteria Argued James Brown Drawled Margaret McLellan Notes ! Patricia Carey Agreed William McAuliffe Tripped Sigrid Carey Fate Edward Mulvey Clowned Nancy Coggan Reduced Ralph Nason You Guess Barbara Donovan Telephone Co. Katherine Pagliaro Bounced Walter Dow Brains Forrest Robinson Read Richard DeCosta Tip Toed Phyllis Rose Crochet ed Rose Emanuello Gabbed Shirley Salvador Shot Norman Frates Effort Grace Saprito Breezed Thomas Guerra Struggled Ann Simeone Flitted Patricia Grassie Studied Louis Simeone Pull Carl Hoss Intelligence???? Ruth Stover Kept Quiet Steven Wigmore Waded SENIOR PROPHECY Up into the wild blue yonder soars the plane that will carry me back to New York after attending a medical convention in Europe. As 1 glance at the cockpit door, I see the name of the pilot, James Brown, and I rest assured that my flight home is in good hands. For lack of something to do, I pick up the morning edition of the New York livening Sun. While glancing through the pages, I see Ann Simeone ' s gossip column. Let ' s see who is mak- ing news in New York. Bill Rciil. famous private eye, cracks case that lias heen baffling New York police for over a year. For the complete report on how Reid exposed the criminals, tune in to Shirley Salvador ' s new television show. Racket Busters, which can be seen over station WYPONACXORL T V. Rose Emanuello, coach of the country ' s first women ' s football team, leads her team to victory over the Cohasset Skippers, 99 to 7. History was made yesterday when Benjamin Levine and Sir Walter Dow flew the first successful rocket ship to the moon. Last evening marked the opening of the fabulous night dub. The Golden Bub- ble. Owner William McAuliffe entertained his guests with that sensational, up-and- coming comic, Ed Chuckles Mulvey. Also on the program was Forrest Robinson, who gave a spectacular performance with his roller skating act. Don Pratt and his orchestra supplied the music for dancing which made an enjoyable evening for all. Among the celebrities who attended the premiere were Governor and Mrs. Lagrot- teria. Admiral [ohn H. Barrett was there with his fiancee, Joanne Rockefeller, the great- granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller. The Club was honored to have Nancy Coggan as its guest. Miss Coggan has left MGM Studios to start a new series of her own tele- vision shows. Ruth Stover was given a tremendous ovation from her fans when she landed at La Guardia yesterday after returning from the Olympics in Europe. Norman Frates astonished the whole country when he returned from Lake Titicaca with a bald headed rhinoceros. The famous game hunter will lead his next expedition in Africa. 14 SENIOR PROPHECY Ralph Nason is convalescing at his home after getting a flat tire in the 1100 mile bicycle race. Girls, have you been spe nding endless hours thinking of ways to make your next party a success? Your worries are over. For only S9,999.53 Katherine Pagliaro and associates will come to your home and plan a party that all New York will rave about. Thomas Guerra, maniger of the City Slicker Hockey Team, told the press today that after securing the contract of his star player, Richard DeCosta, the team is ready to face another victorious season. On the news stands today is a book entitled, How to Be a Career Girl, Wife, Mother, and Be Happy in 77 Easy Lessons. This book is written by America ' s best dressed woman of 1963, Grace Saprito. After five years of faithful service as stewardesses for the Pan American Airways, Miss Patricia Carey and Miss Patricia Grassie were honored at a luncheon yesterday given for them by their employers. Phyllis Rose, buyer of women ' s apparel for Saks Fifth Avenue, has just returned to New York after a two months ' vacation in Bermuda. Congratulations are in order for Barbara Donovan, director of the choreography for the Broadway musical hit North Atlantic . The costumes for the show were designed by the lady of fashion, Sigrid Carey. In the political world — Stephen Wigmore and Louis Simeone are anxiously wait- ing for the votes to be counted to determine who will be the next Commissioner of High- ways in our fair city. Margaret McLellan. R.N., B.S., will take her position as Superintendent of Nurses at the Clifford Mercy Hospital when the director of the hospital. Dr. Carl C. Hoss, re- turns to New York. Dr. Hoss is expected to arrive at La Guardia Airport today after attending a medical convention in Europe. Carl Hoss! That s me. 15 o .2 U x 7 — U r ' 1 A 1 s ac «n c £ c£ u H U H I _2 - -e s x. x 2 x 9 X — PQ sQ h X (A h tx c ' 5 Q u -if Q tJ at p ■a ? b  g J 5 J5 3 ao .±j s 52 .5 c . ' 2 H Q E c at, c C 60 -a 3 5 -C C O U axj c c Pn H I I h E 9 bo J2 e so 2 c I E -£ T3 ao 1 E — t 5 C 3 2 3 u Q .2 p o in « Z o «-tJ T? ®= H £ e E H jr „ c u u M H S! 2 i S 7Z — z - e — a(, a u K 2 5 i £ £ £ - 60 T1 u, i_ C u O a | J I I 1 I I — OS K r- C E „ • ) .= £ 3 ; s 1 1 S -r, Z .5 17 Third Row, l. ft to right: I). Litchfield; N. Jason; B. Sweeney; R. Ripley; R. Ferreira: J. Woods; H. Koehler; W. Ross; C. Young, M. Ferreira; B. Salvador; I). MacNeil. Second Row. Miss Reed; R. Pratt; K. Dunlap; S. DeSantis; J. Bailey; C. Townsend; B. Daven- port: P. Mac- Lean: J. Neaitle; M. Parsons; F. Litchfield: C. Limit j; J. Wigmore; S. Esposito; Miss Trickett. First Row. M. Meehan; M. Palmer: P. Marks; H. Salvador: A. Rooney; A. Revelle: M. Fraser; C. Studley; M. VanBuskirk; M. Hanson; D. Jason: P. Kraser; S. Meehan. HISTORY OF THE CTASS OF 1954 Most Popular Norman Jason Martha VanBuskirk Best Looking Robert Rip ' e Jeanette Bailey Best Personality Sandy MacNeil Susan DeSantis Most Likely to Succeed Hans Koehler Ann Revelle Class business officially began at our first class meeting, when we elected the following officers: Norman Jason President Robert Ripley Vice-President Ann Revelle Secretary Meredith Parsons Treasurer These officers are each holding the office that they held last year. Donald MacNeil and Norman Jason are our student council representatives. This year we were especially proud to have Ann Revelle. Doris Jason. Meredith Parsons, and Hans Koehler elected to membership in the National Honor Society. For his outstanding per- formance on the football squad. Bernard Sweeney received the WCOP Award. The business we have taken up includes the ordering of our class rings. We also sponsored a successful Christmas Dance, which was originated by our class last year. In May our class will sponsor the annual Junior Prom. For the last two years we have sold coke at the basketball games, and this enterprise has proved highly profitable. To our class this year we wish to welcome Margaret and Priscilla Fraser. who have moved here from Scituate. We have experienced a very pleasant and profitable year, and we are looking forward to being seniors with great anticipation. 18 HISTORY Most Popular Best Looking Best Personality- Most Likely to Succeed O: course our Freshman year was exciting and important, for we had just entered a new school and it was also our first year of senior high. But being wise old sophomores is even more fun. Six new classmates make up for the three that we lost. Our first class meeting in the Freshman class brought forth these results: Walter Howe was elected as our student council representative. This year ' s officers are as follows: Janice Cowdrey President Marcia James Vice-President Hope Truesdell Secretary Russell Pratt Treasurer Sports and other school activities are participa;ed in by a majority of our class. We ' re ex- pecting Hope Truesdell and Marcia James to really boost the Press Club, so that eventually we may- have a paper ourselves. This year ' s first year French class, which was unusually large, has made the French Club quite a bit larger. We the class of 1955 wish the graduating class the best of luck. OF THE CLASS OF 191 Frank Massa Loretta Leone Jack Smith Loretta Leone Jack Hanson Janice Cowdrey Walter Howe Marcia James 19 Fourth Sow, left In right: A. Bradley; G. Andrews: S. Haines; J. Shyne; K. Sullivan; P. Giepen; W. Hanlon; J. Hrennan; B. Tite; J. Ryder; B. Manton; Mr. Harris. Tihrd Row. N. Chaisson; D. Litchfield; J. Brown; J. Saprito; B. Reed: F. Andracchio; K. Dwin- nells; N. Tower; ii. Taylor; G. McLaughlin; S. Salvador; J. Wilmore. Second Row. J. Innram; C. Casady ; B. Bailey; P. Parker; B. Stouirhton; N. Lawson; H. Lincoln; M. Bacigalupb; J. Waterman; J. Sargent; L. Prates, R. Capone. First Row. A. Almeda; T. Bnekeridce; A. Sai ' Kent; 0. Pope: A. Meallo; D. Truesdell ; J. Pratt. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1956 Most Popular Brad Tite Betty Bailey Best Looking Peter Giepen Betty Bailey Best Personality David Truesdell Jane Wilmore Most Likely to Succeed James Shyne Carolyn Casady Forty-five Freshmen assembled in Room 1 ■ at the beginning of the school year, thereby dis- tinguishing themselves as the largest class in high school. Guiding us through the frenzies of freshman days is Mr. Harris, who is also our social science teacher. At a class meeting held in the fall we elected Bradford Tite, President; Richard Sullivan, Vice- President; Alberto Meallo, Treasurer; Jane Wilmore, Secretary. Student Council posts went to Judith Ingram and Bradford Tite. Our class has been happy to welcome six new members this year. Born in Barcelona, Spain. Peter Giepen has lived in New York City and Nantucket before coming to Cohasset. William Han- lon, a native of Jersey City, prefers New England to the South, where he lived for two years. Alden Bradley, who came to us from Amherst, Massachusetts, is delighted to be living near the salt water. He anticipates a very pleasant summer vacation. Carolyn Casady says. I love Cohasset. The town itself is beautiful and everyone is so friendly. Having lived in the West. Jane Water- man compares favorably the people of New England with those of Out where the West begins. Barbara Salvaggi, too, has only kind words for both town and school. Before coming to Cohasset, Barbara attended Central Junior High in Quincy. The big event on our social calendar was a Halloween party where fun for all was the order of the evening. We are looking forward to other socials in the spring. 20 EIGHTH GRADE Fourth row. Left to right: Miss Leonard; P. Oldfield; R. Tripp; D. Clark; A. Sestito; G. Humphreys; E. Jacome; F. Grassie ; R. Gosewich; J. MacLean; R. Massa; Mr. Therrien. Third Row: W. Chiasson; M. Howe; P. Carolan; E. Bursk; R. Silvia; S. Pratt; L. Crampton ; C. Thompson; J. Plett; L. Watson; L. Curly; E. Figuerido ; J. Grassie. Second Row: C. Coughlin ; M. Winters; S. Mulliken; J. Antoine; G. Neff; V. Dow; A. Studley; M. Studley; J. Keefe ; P. Grassie; J. Silvia; C. Hurley. First Row: G. Dwinnels ; H. Knoy; R. Hines; J. McNeil. K. Rourke; K. Anglin; E. Pratt. SEVENTH GRADE Fourth Row, Left to right: T. Keefe; R. Dion; T. Kane; L. Sullivan; N. Towle ; A. Ingram; L. Figuerido; N. James; G. Gon- salves; H. Bates; R. Kennedy; B. Cogill; W. Kelsch; J. Neff; H. Johnson. Third Row: Miss Terry; P. Lincoln; S. Davis; R. Law- son; R. Antoine; L. Powell; V. Leone; C. Parsons; J. Hall; M. Howe; S. Beatty; M. Migliaccio ; V. Hill; S. Reid; J. Collins; B. Ferreria. Second Row: J. Lincoln; V. Rogers; P. Crampton; M. Humphreys; D. Falconer; R. MacArthur; C. Vaughan; C. Smith; K. Signorelli; G. Bates; C. Dorrance; C. Barrett; C. Malley ; B. Callahan; M. Howe; M. Mulchay; J. Bresnahan; B. Ferreira. First Row: F. Marks; W. Dolan; H. Crampton; G. Dunlap ; S. Shapiro; R. MacDonald; G. Kovil; P. Wood; D. Potter; R. Page; J. Jipson ; J. Bresnahan; B. Anglin. 21 22 24 Third Rou : C. Casady, B. Taylor. Second Rou: J. Waterman, W. Chaisson, P. Carolan, G. Mc- Laughlin. P. Grassie. Miss Avers. First Rou : J. Ingram. H. Salvador. S. Meehan. R. Stover. M. Meehan. J. Cowdrey. X. Lawson. J. Wilmore. FIELD HOCKEY The sticks clicked together as the 1952 field hockey season was off to a start. The team consisted of thirteen players, all of whom worked together very well. They tried very hard to win a game but did not succeed. Although they lost four games and tied three, they accepted the results in a sportsman-like manner. Only one player will be lost by graduation; so next year Cohasset should have a championship team. Marion Meehan, Janice Cowdrey, and Jerry McLaughlin were the only scorers with one goal each. Peggy McLellan was the manager of the team, with Ruth Stover as captain. The squad consisted of Marion Meehan, Shirley Meehan. Helen Salvador, Janice Cowdrey, Jerry McLaughlin, Nancy Lawson, Judith Ingram, Jane Waterman. Carolyn Casady, Paula Grassie, Paula Carolan. Marjorie Howe, and Barbara Taylor. Scores Cohasset 1 Kingston 1 Cohasset Hanover 1 Cohasset 1 Scituate 1 Cohasset Marshfield 4 Cohasset Norwell Cohasset 1 Pembroke 2 Cohasset Duxbury 3 25 Third Row, Left to right: Coach Olney, R. Sullivan, J. Woods. B. Tite, B. Sweeney, C. I.agrotteria. W. Ross, P. McLellan. Coach Dorr. Second Row. E. Mulvey. R. Nason, E. Wadsworth. N. Frates, C. Hoss. L. Simeone. R. Reid, R. Salvador. First Row. D. Truesdell. T, Buckeridge, A. Meallo, G. Pope, J. Ryder. J. Smith. FOOTBALL With only six players returning from last year ' s squad, Coach Dorr had his hands full or youngsters who had no previous football experience. This and the fact that all through the season he was confronted with injuries to key men made this season one which Coach Dorr will hope to better next year. Even though we had a winless season, there were a few bright spots to look back on. The most important one was Norm Frates ' all-around play and his being elected to the South Shore All- Scholastic Team. Bill Reid. a senior playing football for the first time, also won an All-Star berth. The spirit of the townspeople has helped the boys tremendously. To show how much they ap- preciate that backing, the boys will be out next year with the determination to win. Coach Dorr has some very fine potentials to work with during the next few years. We the graduating class of 53 wish him and the future teams the best of luck always. SCORES OF ' 52 GAMES Cohasset 13 Weston 33 Cohasset Wayland 8 Cohasset W. Bridge-water 6 Cohasset 7 Hanover 54 Cohasset 6 Marshficld 38 Cohasset 7 Randolph 37 Cohasset 13 Scituate 32 26 27 Third Row, Left to right: S. Salvador, C. Casady, J. Ingram. J. Wilmore, B. Reed, M. Bacigalupo. Second Row: S. Sargent, J. Waterman, J. Brown. H. Beal. H. Truesdell. ). Cowdrey. First Row: C. Ferriera, P. Marks, S. Salvador, N. Coggan, H. Salvador, C. Longo. M. James. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL As the ball swished into the basket, the basketball season was off to a start. The team was made up mostly of juniors and two seniors. They had a successful start and could have been successful all the way through if they hadn ' t lost two of their first team players in the middle of the season. Although the team won six and lost eight, they totaled 402 points this season with Shirley Salvador high scorer with 227 points followed by Connie Longo with 87. The first team was made up of the following players: Nancy Coggan and Shirley Salvador co- captains; Connie Longo, Carolyn Ferreira, Helen Salvador, Patricia Marks, Marion Meehan, Shirley Meehan. and Helen Beal. SCORES: Cohasset 34 Duxbury 37 Cohasset 25 Kingston 33 Cohasset 26 Scituate 25 Cohasset 49 Pembroke 35 Cohasset 28 Norwell 20 Cohasset 16 Duxbury 24 Cohasset 18 Marshfield 46 Cohasset 18 Kingston 17 Cohasset 18 Scituate 36 Cohasset 43 Pembroke 26 Cohasset 51 Hanover 60 Cohasset 40 Hanover 36 Cohasset 20 Marshfield 38 Cohasset 16 Norwell 33 28 Second Row, Left to right: E. Mulvey, X. Jason. R. Pratt. S. MacN ' eil. B. Sweeney. First Row: N. Frates. C. Lagrotteria. Coach Dorr. W. McAuliffe. C. Hoss. BOYS ' BASKETBALL With the 1953 season getting underway. Coach Dorr was again handicapped with injuries to key men. Playing the first two games without the assistance of Bernard Sweeney and Carlo La- grotteria, Cohasset was off to a poor start. With Bernie and Lag back. Coach Dorr ' s team began to roll. After winning two of their next four encounters, four first-stringers were idle with injuries or illnesses. Despite this fact, Cohasset went on to complete a fairly good season of winning three and losing eleven. Although Cohasset had a losing season, we can be proud of Norm Jason ' s average of 21. points a game. His average was third best in the league. Norm will be back next year along with Hans Koehler. a brilliant center, and Ed Wadsworth. a promising Sophomore. Bernie Sweeney one of the league ' s best shooters, will return along with these three. Cohasset would be close to the top next season with these four lettermen returning. SCORES OF COHASSET S GAMES Cohasset . 36 Duxbury 56 Cohasset 40 Hanover 63 Cohasset 45 Hanover 59 Cohasset 51 Kingston 66 Cohasset 39 Scituate 62 Cohasset 56 Pembroke 25 Cohasset 49 Xorwell 48 Cohasset 49 Duxbury 66 Cohasset 40 Marshfield 77 Cohasset 81 Kingston 73 Cohasset 45 Scituate 55 Cohasset 46 Pembroke 82 Third Row. Left to right: F. Sargent, M. Figueiredo. T. Hastings. R. Sweeney. R. Mitchell. A. Trueblood, R. Pratt. Second Rou: Coach Dorr. C. Hoss, J. Froio. X. Jason. W. Somervi.le. P. James. VT. Howe. First Rou : E. Wadsworth, T. Guerra. W. Conley, J. Smith, NT. Frates. BASEBALL The season of 52 was one of the greatest in the sports history of Cohasset High School. In this year we had an undefeated season in league competition. The high lights of this season ' s play were Bob Sweeney ' s no-hitter against our arch rival. Scituate. and Louis Figueiredo ' s .500 batting average. Hoping to duplicate last year ' s mark, we shall have to work extra hard, for only three letter men will be returning. Consequently. Coach Dorr will be fielding a team of novices, except for two starters of last year s team. Though not too potent at bat. Cohasset expects to make an impressive record because of the spirit and hustle of the team. With these assets, the team has great potential ability, so Cohasset should have a good baseball team for years to come. RECORD OF 52 SEASON LEAGUE GAMES Cohasset Cohasset Cohasset C iha -: Cohasset Cohasset C .hasse: Cohasset Cohasset 3 9 30 3 6 14 5 Hanover Pembroke Kingston Scituate Marshfield Duxbury Xorwell PLAY- OFFS Bridgewater 1 Braintree 31 32 Second Row, Left to right: B. Tite. J. Cowdrey, P. Grassie, E. Wadsworth. Mr. Harris. First Row: C. Hoss, N. Jason, N. Coggan, N. Frates. D. MacNeil, B. Anglin. STUDENT COUNCIL To speak for the whole student body is the aim of the Student Council, and to accomplish any- thing that will better their welfare is its goal. The Student council members are elected by their respective homerooms at the start of the school year. The junior high is allowed one representative for each grade, whereas there arc- two repre- sentatives from each high school grade. Brian Anglin speaks for the seventh grade, and Paula Grassie represents the eighth grade. Mr. J. Edward Harris is our advisor. The senior high mem- bers are as follows: Freshman Bradford Tite Judith Ingram Sophomore Edward Wadsworth Janice Cowdrey Junior Norman Jason. Vice-President Donald MacNeil, Corresponding Secretary Senior Carl Hoss Norman Frates. President Nancy Coggan. Secretary Our activities were few, but successful. Early in the fall we sold bookcovers and on February 19, 1953, we held a Record Hop in the school cafeteria; both ventures aided our financial standing. Three seniors will leave this year, and Norman Jason will automatically fall into the presidency. We, the seniors to leave, wish the Student Council of Cohasset High School all the success in the years to come. 34 Fifth Row, Left to right: R. DeCosta: P. McLellan; H. Koehler: F. Robinson. Fourth Row: R. Gosewieh: J. Brown; P. Rose: L. Frates: S. Salvador; J. Antoine; S. Davis; R. Antoine; H. Beal: R. Lawson; M. Humphreys; N. Chaisson. Third Row: Miss Fay: J. Hall: B. Donovan: H. Salvador; A. Rooney; K. Pagrliaro: R. Emanuello; J. Neagle; G. Saprito: R. Capone; P. Carolan: M. Howe. Second Roir: R. Hines; P. Marks: M. Meehan; M. Hanson; C. Studley ; M. Parsons: N. Coggan: M. McLellan; H. Truesdell; M. James: J. Cowdrey: S. Salvador: C. Dorrance; V. Rogers : R. Page; T. Kane; R. Conley ; R. Ferreira: E. Wadsworth; R. Blossom; C. Thompson: E. Jacome; R. Tripp; L. Curley: K. Anglin ; J. MacNeil. THE LIBRARY CLUB This year the Library Club has a larger enrollment than in any other year. There are twenty-four members from the Junior High and thirty-three members from the Senior High, making a total of fifty-seven members. Others would like to take part in this worthwhile club, but their full schedules do not permit. Under the direction of Miss Fay, the students learn to run a library properly and efficiently. Some students devote as many as four periods a week to the Library Club. At the beginning of the year the club members elected the following officers: Meredith Parsons, President; Nancy Coggan, Secretary; Richard DeCosta, Treasurer. The Class of 1953 hopes the Library Club is just as successful next year as it has been this year. 35 36 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Since 1947, Cohasset has had a chapter of the National Honor Society. The pur- pose of the society is to bring recognition to the students who maintain high standards of scholarship. On March tenth of this year, at an assembly attended by the student body, the par- ents of the new members and the faculty, the girls of the Hingham Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society, with their sponsor, Miss Doris Cushing, introduced nine new mem- bers into our Osgood Chapter. From the senior class the new members were Walter Dow, Richard DeCosta, Kath- erine Pagliaro, Grace Saprito, and Carl Hoss. From the junior class four new members were elected. They were Ann Revelle, Hans Koehler, Meredith Parsons and Doris Jason. LE CLUB LAFAYETTE Le Club Fayette is primarily an organization for students taking French, but any- one interested in the aims of the club is cordially invited to join. Organized during World War II to help a family and an orphanage in Paris. Le Club Lafayette has sent many bundles of food and clothing to them in Normandy. The recipients are very ap- preciative as their warm letters and gifts show. Le Club Lafayette started the school year by sending a Christmas box to Hopital Hospice St. Vincent-de-Paul. On December 18, 1952, we had our annual Christmas party, but because of the absence of Miss Reed, our advisor, we were unable to have the candle lighting ceremony. Recently we received a set of paintings done by two boys in the orphanage. The officers of the club are Ann Revelle, President; Richard DeCosta, Vice-Presi- dent; Hope Truesdell, Secretary; Meredith Parsons, Treasurer. The following people are members: Janice Cowdrey, Patricia Grassie, Marcia James, Judy Tilden, Barbara Welch. Nicholas Buckeridge, Richard Conley, Walter Howe, Russell Pratt, Bernard Sweeney, and Edward Wadsworth. On account of the limited number of meetings this year the French Club has had difficulty in accomplishing as much as it had hoped. However, we feel that in 1953 it will be better able to continue fulfilling its aim. 37 BAND Third Iloiv, Left to right: S. Barnes; E. Wadsworth; L. Crampton ; C. Hoss; N Buckeridge; P. McLellan; R. Pratt; C. Young; B. Tite; D. Pratt. Second Row: G. Humpreys; N. Towle; T. Buckeridge; J. Pratt; E. Mulvey; P. Carolan; J. Cowdrey; L. Watson; R. Pratt; N. Frates; Mr. Chamberlain. First Row: C. Ferreira; S. Salvador. i Third Row, Left to right: P. Carey; E. Dwinnells; S. Carey; C. Longo; J. Wigmore; L. Frates; J. Brown; P. Rose; M. Palmer; N. Frates; B. Manton; L. Simeone; F. Massa ; N. Jason; D. Pratt; S. Barnes; C. Young; R. DeCosta; C. Huss; R. Pratt. Second Row: B. Taylor; G. Saprito ; B. Reed; F. Andracchio; M. James; J. Bailey; E. Davenport; R. Stover; K. Pagliaro; M. Parsons; A. Simeone; N. Coggan; F. Litch- field; E. Dunlap; D. Truesdell; T. Buckeridte; Mr. Chamberlain. First Row-: R. Capone; P. Starrett; C. Casady; A. Truesdell; J. Waterman; A. Rooney; C. Studley; N. Burkinshaw; M. Van Buskirk ; D. Jason; B. Stoughton; J. Wilmore; J. Saprito; B. Welch; N. Chaisson. 58 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Simeone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. DeCosta Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saprito Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Frates Mrs. Barbara Lagrotteria and Boys Mr. and Mrs. H. Ainslie, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ainslie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Withem Mr.and Mrs. M. S. Coggan Col. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Hoss Mr. and Mrs. William Reid Mr. William F. McAuliffe Mrs. Helen Nason Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mulvey Mrs. Ethel G. Payne Mrs. Marguerite G. Barrett Miss Louise C. Graham Miss Kathleen Happenney Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Carey Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Dow FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES (Harry Hanson ' s 750 BRIDGE ST. NORTH WEYMOUTH 91 WE 9-2317 MASSACHUSETTS Best W ishes D. S. CAMBELL JEWELER COhassct 4-0732 50 MAIN STREET COHASSET, MASS. COMPLIMENTS — C ompliments — OT SEARS ROEBUCK CO. COHASSET 1591 HANCOCK STREET RESTAURANT QUINCY (J ' Top Fashion and Quality For You ... For The Home 1495 HANCOCK STREET QUINCY -11 PARRY EVANS .:. REALTOR .:. SALES RENTALS MORTGAGES Scituate-206-W 55 R e d Gate Lane Mrs. Ruth Condit II Mann Hill Road Cohasset-4-1006 Compliments of KNAPP BROS. the 1704 Compliments RED LION INN of FOOD, DRINK, AND LODGING FOR CENTRAL MARKET MAN OR BEAST 71 S. MAIN ST. COHASSET Compliments of SIMEONE ' S 42 Hingham Lumber Co., Inc. Doors — Windows — Wallboard Cement — Builders Supplies Roofing — Finish — Paints Insulation 190 Summer Street Hingham, Mass. HINGHAM GRAIN MILL LtiAKLto n. olILL, rrop. WIRTHMORE FEEDS Hingham Massachusetts NORTH SCITUATE PHARMACY J. Francis Bresnahan, Reg. Pharmacist 360 Gannett Rd. North Scituate, Mass. Compliments of George E. Kimball Sons Co. Hingham 6-0008 Lumber Dealers Since 1883 Ravenscraig Nursing Home N. T. TWOMEY, Prop. 71 1 JERUSALEM ROAD COHASSET MASS. Compliments of BILL POLAND and BOY ' S CO 4-0606 Fred H. 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SALES SERVICE Phone 154 5 Brook St. Scituate Harbor WALSH PACKARD, INC. Hardware, Paints, Housewares, Toys Electrical Goods, Repairs Garden Supplies 31 MAIN ST. HINGHAM, MASS. Tel. 1447 HINGHAM HARDWARE C. G. ANASTOS, Prop. The Store With the Visual Front Tel. HI 6-1840 154-158 North St. VILLAGE HAIRDRESSER 774 Country Way North Scituate, Mass. Tel. 102 46 Compliments of HUGO ' S KIMBALL ' S Here ' s Health, Prosperity, and Happiness to every member of the graduating Class of 1953 COMPLIMENTS OF COHASSET HARDWARE CO. Towie Electrical Co., Inc. 5 Brook St. Cohasset, Mass. COMPLIMENTS LELAND TOWLE PHILIP TOWLE OF RICHARD TOWLE SATUIT BAR AND GRILLE Best Wishes ( ompliments To The Class Of 1953 of J. Richard O ' Neil Co. Cambridge Conway Oil Co. 47 THE PILGRIM CO-OPERATIVE BANK EXTENDS TO THE COHASSET HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 ITS BEST WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS JACK ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION DELORY DRUG Hingham Traffic Circle J. Edwin Delory, Reg. 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Pharmacist A FRIEND Telephone CO 4-0080 Cohasset, Mass. 49 Q)ine a Site btyn cj? f ie eb Coacf) rtll Special Sizzling Charcoal Broiled Prime Steer 20 STEAK $ 3 With Choice of Vegetable, Potato, Salad, Rolls and Butter RED COACH GRILL • ROUTE 3A, HINGHAM Open 4:30 P.M. Daily — Sundays and Holidays at noon ASK TORT! Tort Sundquist, versatile pianist and organist, plays your favorite songs! Other Red Coach Grills at BOSTON MIDDLEBORO SAUGUS WAYLAND Irving C. Blossom PAINTER and PAPERHANGER COhasset 4-0566-R CLARENCE PATROLIA NELSON TEDDY PLUMBERS-BUILDERS COhasset 4-0343-W Compliments of MARIA RANDO Compliments of LINCOLN BROS. COAL CO. Compliments, of HELEN READ — INTERIORS — ' Good Wishes to the 1953 ( rraduating Class COHASSET COLONIAL PHARMACY, INC. Leslie Baker L. Bing Crosby Reg. Pharmacists I South Main St. CO 4-0100 50 Hingham Lumber Co., Inc. Doors — Windows — Wallboard Cement — Builders ' Supplies Roofing — Finish — Paints Insulation 190 Summer Street Hingham, Mass. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL STORES NORMAN CARD MIKE RUFFINI Grocery Manager Meat Manager Compliments of George E. Kimball SONS CO. ningnam o-uuuo Lumber Dealers Since 1883 WALSH PACKARD, INC Hardware, Paints, Housewares, Toys Electrical Goods, Repairs Garden Supplies 31 MAIN ST. HINGHAM, MASS. Tel. 1447 Best of Luck to the class of 1955 Compliments of PAGE ' S Hingham, Mass. Compliments of RUTH S DRESS SHOPPE RUTH R. SIMEONE 25 South Main Street Cohasset, Mass. ( omplimenls o| CORAL GABLES Dancing Weds., Friday, Saturday Available lor PROMS - PRIVATE PARTIES - DANCES BANQUETS - WEDDING RECEPTIONS Route 3A WEymouth No. Weymouth 9 25 1 7 ( ompliments oj MacNEILL, Inc. 69 Ripley Road PLUMBING AND HEATING Tel. CO 4-0425-W Compliments of REDDY ' S GARAGE STUDEBAKER SALES SERVICE Tel CO 4 0370 So. Main and Brook St. Cohasset Compliments of CHARLES W. FRATES Mason Contractor 3 1 Ash St. Telephone Cohasset, Mass. COhasset 4-0273-M COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER KERR MOTORS, INC. Compliments of DR. MATHEW CARR J. V. NARDO NO. COHASSET FILLING STATION Tel. Hlngham 6-2187 u SPORTSWEAR Cohasset Compliments of COHASSET CLEANSERS Compliments of ciriKICV Q r atcc Cohasset - No. Scituate - Scituate 2 7 here is, perhaps, no safer test of a man s real character than that of his long con- tinued friendship with good and ahle men. lo the graduating class of 1953 the above quotation is something to hear in mind as you travel Life ' s high way. Wfieneeer you come to a fork in the road, it is our sincere wish, you will always choose the right turn, for in so doing you will never fail to reach you chosen goal. SCITUATE HARBOR Your Shopping Center SCITUATE 1400 Compliments of HYLAND McGAW CARPENTER BUILDER COhasset 4-0494 Ripley Road Cohasset Telephone COhasset 4-0739-J FRANK ' S SIGN SHOP NEON - GOLD LEAF - PICTORIALS Frank X. Anderson 44 Ash St. Cohasset, Mass. CALL CO. 4-0420 f ' or complete real estate service o i the South Shore. Compliments of GANNETT GRILL W. R. 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Compliments of The Did Salt House SUNNY SPA Formerly Stovers Lobster Shop LOBSTERS CLAMS FRESH DAILY Compliments of CHARLIE ALICE ANTOINE, Owners Proprietors HCLBROOK ' S, INC. 40 Border Street, Cohasset BEST WISHES To ALL UNDERGRADUATES From the CLASS of 1953 Congratulations to All of You . . . and Best Wishes for a Successful Career Ahead MILLER STUDIO South Shore ' s Foremost Photographers 1364 Hancock Street ncy 69, Massachusetts Granite 2-2330 Many thanks to the students and faculty who have made the photographic work of this yearbook such a pleasure. EDWARD F. PERCY, Manager JOHN J. PERCY, Photographer BOSTON LINOTYPE PRINT Printers of the Tessahoc HAncock 6-4703 270 CONGRESS STREET BOSTON lO?it ' block from South Station)