Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

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SENIOR iyoicci jo) Helen Bcal being humorous Robert Blossom hunting for ducks Gertrude Bresnahan coming late Robert Bresnahan being late N icholas Buckeridge being neat Natalie Burkinshaw her clothes Lisbeth Campbell missing the school bus Neil Conant strolling in C. H. S. halls Richard Conley telling jokes Janice Cowdrey versatility Diane DeCosta chattering away Carolyn Ferreira waiting for Shirley John Fraser cheerfulness Diannc Hathaway collecting down-payments Marcia James remarks Margaret Jason wearing knee socks Loretta Leone loads of looks Paul McLellan long legs Russell Pratt reading good books Paul Restuccia blushing Shirley Sargent talking John Smith being good-natured Judith Tilden looking for Tony Hope Truesdell personality Pel aversion Spanish teachers hair being on time changing people ' s pet aversions moody people unhappy people Fnglish themes homework band walking homework chemistry English French review lunch the ' 34 tuba girls the ' 34 Mr. Harris dancing stray cats things left undone

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CLASS WILL We, The Class of ' 55, being of sound mind and memory, declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. After all our Lawful debts are discharged, we will the following: Dianne Hathaway . . . her silence to Tim Buckeridge. Lisbeth Campbell . . . leaves her red hair to Mr. Therrien ' s skeleton. Paul Restuccia . . . leaves with a screech and a cloud of dust. Loretta Leone . . . leaves the boys with stars in their eyes. Margaret Jason . . . her sweet dispositi on to Jane Waterman. Hope Truesdell . . . her ability to stay out of trouble to Bob Massa. Neil Conant ... his ability to play basketball to George Pope. Robert Bresnahan . . . all the stray parts of his cars to Tony Sestito. Janice Cowdrey . . . her hiperbowls to Miss Dunn. Marcia James . . . her ability to spot State Trooper cars to Sally Salvador. Helen Beal . . . her Studebaker to Joyce Brown so she won ' t be late. Robert Blossom . . . leaves his desire to be a bachelor to James Brennan. Shirley Sargent . . . her history book to Mr. Harris. Paul McLellan . . . gives his upper plate to Mr. Dorr in case his teeth wear out, playing the tuba. Judith Tilden . . . leaves Tony to the mercy of the sophomore girls. Gertrude Bresnahan . . . leaves her curly locks to Enid Dwinnells. Natalie Burkinshaw . . . wills her height to Norma Chaisson. Richard Conley . . . bequeaths his seat in the senior class to Albert Meallo. Diane DeCosta . . . leaves Lorraine Frates — last member of the gang. John Fraser . . . wills his girl friend to some lucky fellow. John Smith . . . bequeaths his goodnaturedness to Kevin Anglin. Russell Pratt . . . leaves his silent mannerism to Jim Shyne. Carolyn Ferreira . . . leaves for Fay. Nick Buckeridge . . . wills a package of bandaids to Mr. Dorr. The ' 55 Lawyers Hertha Phoebe Horace Hecate

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SECRET Favorite expression dig that crazy kid ! really! let ' s hustle oh, is it that late? that ' s okay by me yes ' m cheer up ! I guess you know who me ? c ' mon kiddies! what a riot I missed! ! ! why, Ma, why ? I can get the car( ?) all righty! oh, those kids ! I ' m hungry! just quit! ! ! take off! watch that stuff ! why? let ' s dance my Tony see you around Treasured possession kneeguard boots letters green watering pot marshal ' s badge a ring Harvard scarf ability to make baskets leather jacket get an A in math driver ' s license red hair dungarees her brain Dartmouth scarf hangnails a sweat-shirt lots of wind silence the ' 34 Joe ' his car Julep smile Cause of death colons: and semicolons; homework cheering cops at the cove spelling a certain boy fresh kids girls school trig Cunningham ' s bridge basketball algebra clauses algebra II starvation Scituate school his height girls the ' 34 Joe ' s Ford dancing Tony doing things for class