Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

MRS. CONRAD ERICSSON 195 JERUSALEM ROAD COHASSET. MASSACHUSETTS 0202S HHH§KZ yearbook Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF John Fitzpatrick BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Ann Higgins CLASSES EDITOR Kevin White SPORTS EDITORS Susan Mclntyre Charles Haberstroh ORGANIZATION EDITOR Alison Hatheway ART EDITOR Tina Watson ACTIVITIES EDITOR Jeanne McNeil PUBLICITY Patricia Burke SECRETARY Susan Leonard PHOTOGRAPHER Jefferson Thomas PROOF READER Michele Buckley ADVISORS: Mrs. Wunschel Mr. Emmons ESSRHQl Zable of Contents Page Dedication 4 Administration 6 Senior Portraits 7 Senior Pages 34 Underclassmen 47 Sports 59 Organizations 91 •faculty 109 Candids 115 Advertisements 121 ' 68 If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with success unexpected in common hours ... If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Walden We, the Senior Class gratefully dedicated the 1968 Tessahoc to a man who had devoted so much of himself to us. Not only has he unstintingly given of his time, but he has also extended his hand in friendship to each of us. We began our freshman year together: he as a teacher, we as the students. And now as we prepare to leave, he remains to guide future classes through the high school years. Although we can never show our true appreciation, we wish to express some part of our sincere gratitude to this man. The Class of 1968 is proud and honored to dedicate its yearbook to you, Mr. Donald A. Reade. MwiMstratioH WILLIAM RIPLEY, JR. Superintendent of Schools FRANK J. GIULIANO, JR. A. WARD GRANT, JR. Principal Assistant Principal ARLEEN ASHJIAN First love is only a little foolishness and a lot of curiosity. likes dating, talking on phone, and buying clothes, clothes, clothes . . . dislikes curly hair, liver and snobs . . . usually says that ' s wicked . . . wants to go to college, model and travel in Europe . . . usually seen in the pink Comet . . . noted for her Boston accent. JCL 2, 3, 4 (President 4); French Club 2; Future Teachers ' Club 3; Pep Club 3, 4; AFS 4; Troll 3, 4 KATHLEEN JOAN BAILEY She flies with her own wings. likes having a good time, Jello, sports . . . dislikes school, getting up early, dances that aren ' t any good . . . usually says I hate this place. . . . How they going? . . . wants to never grow old ... usually seen with Nancy . . . noted for singing and rat tapping down the halls with Nancy. Field Hockey 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; JCL 1, 2; Class Dance 3, 4 VICTORIA MAY BARNES The ultimate of happiness and peace is love. likes I.M.K., ' 61 black Karmen Ghia, Cbinese food, horseback riding, track . . . dislikes Scituate, K ' s and my enemy, that familiar laugh . . . usually says suit yourself, So ...?!, Would you believe ...?! ... wants to marry I.M.K., to obtain peace and happiness . . . usually seen in a ' 63 burgandy Ford with the gang all over Norfolk County . . . noted for a certain ring, New York, speeding and p ' aying Chinese Red Light. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Troll 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Basketball 2 ANNE BESSAC But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. likes windy, raining mornings, icy cold ocean water, shrimp with hot, hot sauce, cool discussions . . . dislikes catty people, dull classes, over so- phistication . . . usually says Excuse me for living . . . wants college, Christian service, camp direction . . . usually seen near food . . . noted for discussions. Dramatic Club 4; Modern Dance 4; AFS 4; Art Club 4; Basketball 4 PAMELA BLOOMFIELD With all its sham., drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. likes rainy days, British accents, Tom Lehrer . . . dislikes being called Pammie, 62 North Ave., Rockland, closed-mindedness . . . favorite ex- pression: Oh, cool it! . . . ambitions: to be fluent in five languages and to visit Crete . . . usually seen: driving around N.E. with Cath . . . noted for: flipping sports cars lengthwise. Cheerleader 2-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; NHS 3-4 (Sec); AFS 1-2; JCL 2; Pep Club 2-4; SEMSBA 3; Dramatics 4 (Sec); Tennis 2-4 SALLY ELIZABETH BOHMER Humor is the harmony of the heart. likes: S.M.B., staying up and sleeping late, July 3rd . . . dislikes: cops, a certain tree on Tilden Road, Friday the 23rd . . . favorite expression: Oh, I never could have guessed! ... ambition: to rule the world ... usually seen: going to Scituate . . . noted for: being alive, mini-skirts, col- ored nylons. Basketball 2; Pep Club 2-3; Dramatics 2; Troll 4 MICHELE ANNE BUCKLEY Silence is golden, but my eyes still see. likes: football games, movies, babysitting . . . dislikes: getting up early, heavy books ... favorite expression: Gosh! ... ambitions: to make the honor roll, to be a teacher, to find a cure for the flu ... usually seen at football games with the Booster ' s Club . . . noted for: dropping books in the hall. French Club 3; FTA 3; Current Events 4; Yearbook 4; To Aid the Retarded Children 4 PAUL GERARD BUCKLEY at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again; then quit and don ' t make a fool of yourself 1 likes: SS 396, 4S, long haired blonds . . . dislikes: Spanish, Monday mornings, the raver. ... favorite expression: Yea! Almost! ... am- bition: to own a WWI BiPlane . . . usually seen: in a 1964 white station wagon. Student Council 1; Football 1-2 PATRICIA ELLEN BURKE took the road less travelled by, And that made all the difference. likes single dating, challenges, ski trips, pavement narrows . . . dis- likes: arguments, copy-cats, making decisions, people who don ' t smile when they bring in the bag . . . noted for: long hair, laugh, problems . . . ambitions: to make the right decisions at the right time, to be taken seriously . . . usually seen: somewhere between Eastport and Block Island with Martha G. or Martha B. Mixed Chorus 1; Cheerleading 2-4; AFS Club 2, 3; Art Club 3; Troll 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3. 4 (Sec); Dramatic Club 3, (V.P.) 4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Staff (Publicity) 4 DENISE MARIE BYRNES Honor the past, but welcome the future. likes: Boston, to sleep, art ... dislikes: very little . . . favorite expres- sion: Hi ya ... usually seen: with Liz, out of Cohasset . . . noted for: being late . . . ambitions: to be on time for something, to live a good life. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Field Hockey 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2 SHARON LEE COLLINS What people don ' t know won ' t hurt them. likes: Portland, and Limerick, Maine, Howdie ' s Hojo ' s in Quincy, the Beechwood gang . . . dislikes: people who chew with their mouths open . . . cold weather, dirty hair . . . favorite expression: what ' s it to ya . . . ambition: to get along in life and be happy . . . noted for: being short, long hair . . . usually seen: with Lynda, Laurel and Rita walking. JOSEPH MITCHELL COLPITTS Some days it rains; some days it pours! ' likes: Leah, leaving CHS, cold drinks . . . dislikes: tickets (speeding), work, warm drinks . . . expression: Sorry, Charlie . . . usually seen: Clarke ' s corner . . . noted for: Santa ' s comments . . . ambitions: to ride in a balloon. Marshal 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; SEMSBA 3, 4; District 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Mass. Student Government Day Representative; Class Play Committee JANE ALEXANDRA CORDDRY By love serve. likes kiwis, music . . . dislikes: saying goodbye . . . ambitions: psych., sociology, working in Asia . . . noted for: music . . . favorite expression: He totara wahi rua he kai ne te toki (Maori) . . . usually seen; down under. Band 1-4; District Concert 1; SEMSBA Chorus 1-3; Future Teachers ' Club 2, 3; Troll 3, 4; AFS 1-4; Exchange Student to New Zealand 1967; Cheering 2; Art Club 2; Library Staff 1-4; Dramatic Club 3 (Sec.) 4; National Honor Society3, 4 ANN CLARKSON CROLIUS Better late than never. likes: leather jackets, Rolling Stones, sleeping . . . dislikes: people who believe everything they hear, car accidents . . . favorite exprssion: I didn ' t care . . . ambitions: to go across country on a Triumph . . . usually seen: in short skirts . . . noted for: boots. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2 (Secretary); A.F.S. 1, 2, 3 JANIS CROSBY Any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; And therefore, never send to know for when the bell tolls; It tolls for thee. likes: beards, staying up all night, Rose . . . dislikes: indecision, phonies, materialism . . . favorite expression: Oh ICK . . . ambitions: to dream and then act ... usually seen: heading away from Cohasset . . . noted for: being just a little off-beat A.F.S. 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; J.C.L. 2; Troll 1, 2, 3 (Secretary); Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council 1; N.H.S. 3; District 1, 2; SEMSBA 1, 2 CATHERINE ELLEN DAVIS To forget oneself is to be happy. likes: sadistic Sundays, leaving Cohasset whenever I can, Milton boys . . . dislikes: gross joke orgies, hearing my name spelled with a K , 62 North Ave., Rockland . . . favorite expression: Don ' t worry about it . . . ambitions: to get as far as possible from D.F. . . . usually seen: with Pam B. at Bergson ' s . . . noted for: being weird. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2 (Treasurer); Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Troll 2, 3 (Key Club Rep.); Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; A.F.S. 1, 2; Key Club 3; Senior Class Play 3 CHARLES BIFF DONOVAN And a ' woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. likes: Mary, Mustangs, quiet . . . dislikes: Physics, authority, suppres- sion . . . favorite expression: But if ... ambitions: to make an elastic band big enough to shoot a rocket to the moon . . . usually seen: at Bergson ' s and Whitehead . . . noted for: many things. Football 1-4; Hockey 1; J.C.L. 1, 2 GREGORY DORMITZER Lire as if you were to die tomorrow. likes: convertible GTO ' s, Bergson ' s, WRKO . . . dislikes: marshalling first lunch, track practice, Carl Desuze . . . favorite expression: Not bad, not bad at all ... ambitions: to live a short happy life . . . usually seen: driving the Imperial . . . noted for: changing tires. Football 1, 2; Hockey 1; Track 3, 4; A.F.S. 4; Troll 2, 3, 4; Marshall 4; Class Dance 2, 3 PATRICIA ANN DOWDING Nothing is waste that makes a memory. likes: B.P.J., horseback riding, Norwood arena . . . dislikes: running out of gas at Scituate Forest, being bitten by Hank O ' Quiffs dog, a certain flat tire on Route 128 . . . favorite expression: Tell this about that. . . . ambitions: to skip school legally .. .usually seen: with Bruce in the old ark . . . noted for: being alive, trying to be funny, leaving CHS- Fie ld Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Main Office 3 JEANETTE EMANUELLO On with the dance, let joy be unconfined. likes: driving, parties, weekends . . . dislikes: corridor stampede, Monday mornings, report cards . . . favorite expression: I like it . . . ambitions: to be a success . . . usually seen: in a green T.B. . . . noted for: friendliness. Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Softball 1; Field Hockey 3 LYNDA JEAN EMMANUELLO Sliding on rooftops, that ' s where joy and freedom are. likes: Chanel No. 5 and fishermen sweaters, yellow ' 68 Corvettes, chicklets . . . dislikes: Mystic River Bridge and open convertibles, beards, any police . . . favorite expression: Good man! That ' s EET! . . . ambitions: to live to be 23, to own Tedesc hi ' s on 3 A and run it. Softball; Art Club; Math Club; Pep Club; F.T.A. ELIZABETH SMITH ENDERS When you fly high, you fall hard. likes: Boston, clothes, boots, horses . . . dislikes: phony people, having to worry about time, C.H.S. . . . favorite expression: That ' s insane . . . ambitions: to be a fashion designer, leave Cohasset with no regrets . . . usually seen at Great Shakes . . . noted for: being little. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Modern Dance Club 3 JAMES EDGAR FERAN Silence is golden. likes: hockey, 100 ' s, days off . . . dislikes: morning hockey practice, Monday morning, femmes ... favorite expression : What do you say? . . . ambitions: to own my own car . . . usually seen: in the Green Hornet . . . noted for: being late. Baseball 1; Football 1, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN KEVIN FITZPATRICK When ignorance is bliss, ' tis folly to be wise. likes: Mr. Di ' s math classes, the outside of the building more than the inside, Fords . . . dislikes: a certain night at the golf course, marshals, listening to Jackie Thompson rave . . . favorite expression: No, now seriously crew. . . . ambitions: to be able to sleep through an entire Spanish class . . . usually seen at Bergie ' s or at the A P . . . noted for: meetings after lunch out behind the cafeteria. Football 1; Junior Classical League 1; Class Dance 2; Yearbook (Editor) 4 ROBERT WILLIAM FLANAGAN likes: golfing, bowling, fishing . . . dislikes: French, school lunches, homework . . . ambitions: to go to college, be a millionaire . . . usually seen: in the lab ... noted for: blushing. Troll; A.F.S.; Science and Math Club LAURA LEE FORTIER Too much of the world is run on the theory that you don ' t need road manners if you drive a five ton truck. likes: driving, listening to records, reading . . . dislikes: geometry, getting up in the morning, homework . . . favorite expression: Want to be a little late today? . . . ambitions: to pass geometry . . . usually seen: around . . . noted for: arriving late for school. Softball 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Secretary DAVID ALFRED FREEDMAN I think I ' ll start acting more sensible tomorrow. likes: girls, Hingham, dancing and dances . . . dislikes: black bugs, homework, anonymous phone calls . . . favorite expression: You guys are a bunch of ravers . . . ambitions: to become president of the Playboy C lub . . . usually seen: in a bug going toward Hingham . . . noted for: raving. Football 1; Baseball 3; Track 2; A-V Club; Art Club; Troll; Current Events Club SHELLEY LYNN GARDNER Always look at the positive side of life because the negative side hurts. likes: James Brown, sports cars, onion rings . . . dislikes: slow drivers, Cohasset boys, Quincy girls . . . favorite expression: Boss . . . ambition: to become a clothes designer . . . usually seen with Marsha up Bergie ' s . . . noted for: fingernails, October 26, 1967. Track 1, 2; Press Club 2 14 JENNIFER ANN GLEASON We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be good and happy today. ' ' likes: stationery, the Cape, Howdy ' s . . . dislikes: weekend homework . . . favorite expression: Are you kidding me? . . . ambitions: nursing, Peace Corps . . . usually seen: on the Artery, at the Surf, with MDC life- guards . . . noted for: losing bathing suits, loud whistling, laugh, modest trampolining attire. Track 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; AFS Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Math-Science Club 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; NHS 4; Yearbook 4; AFS Semi-Finalist EDWARD FRANCIS GOFF JR. Stumbling blocks may be carved into fine stepping stones. likes: 1967 GTO, working for the MDC, hunting . . . dislikes: school food, being on crutches, staying for 8th period . . . favorite expression: Sure, I know how it is ... ambitions: to become an F.B.I, agent . . . usually seen: riding around town burning up gas . . . noted for: delivering A.V. equipment at the wrong time. A.V. Club 1-4; Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Stage Crew 2, 3; Fr eshman Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 4; Baseball 2, 4 MARK EVAN GOODRICH prefer silent prudence to loquatious folly. likes: Chemistry, boob tube, Mr. Thompson ' s skeleton . . . dislikes: Physics, auditorium, temporary library . . . favorite expression: Why isn ' t infinity over infinity equal to one? ... ambitions: electrical engineer ... usually seen: in the chemistry lab . . . noted for: weird hats. Math-Science Club 2, 3; Laboratory Assistant 3, 4 DENISE LESLIE GRANT She speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in her eyes. likes: a certain someone ' s home, the village, tires being fixed . . . dislikes: small tips at Bergson ' s, quick lunches, moving . . . favorite ex- pression: Give me strength . . . ambitions: to become a nurse . . . usually seen: at Bergson ' s, with Greg and John . . . noted for: transfer from New Jersey. Softball; Basketball; Cheerleader 15 JOHN GREEN He who keeps his eyes fixed on the far horizon will find the right road. likes: weekends, coffee, nice shapes . . . dislikes: strictly bubble gum red traffic signals, words without meanings . . . favorite expression: Cool it . . . ambitions: to search what ' s within . . . usually seen: driving . . . noted for: walk. Baseball 2 MARTHA GRIMES It ' s not what you are thought to be, but what you really are. likes: large parties, ski trips, early morning trips to Harvard Square . . . dislikes: cars without radios, riding on school buses, blind dates . . . favorite expression: Yeah, right. . . . ambitions: foreign correspondent for U.N. . . . usually seen: speeding by in a gold Chevelle with Trish . . . noted for: blind dates. Student Council 1, 2, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Art Club 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Class Dance 3; Dramatic Club 4 CHARLES WESLEY KELAKOS HABERSTROH The best life is the relaxed life. likes: girls, N.H.S. studies, sports . . . dislikes: homework, driving con- tinually, losing an argument . . . favorite expression: O.K. tell me where we ' re going . . . ambitions: to lead an enjoyable life . . . usually seen: with Stan, Warren, Jeff, or Shigeomi . . . noted for: attempts at humor, strong emotion. Baseball 1-4; Basketball 3, 4; J.C.L. 1, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Debating Society 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Dramatic Club 4; Math-Science Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Audio- Visual 3; Tufts Book Award JOHN HAGAN When I am right no one remembers. When I am wrong no one forgets. likes: money, Brenda, down south . . . dislikes: snow, Hingham Police, institutional food . . . favorite expression: Straight . . . ambitions: to become a millionaire . . . usually seen: most anywhere . . . noted for: getting 42 dates at the Computer Dance. Football I; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4 16 MARY DESMOND HALL In giving advice seek to help, not to please your friend. likes Mustangs, a Friday night in Boston, B. and C. . . . dislikes: H 2 2 blue Belairs, Rip Van Winkle ... favorite expression: Heaven ' s sake! . . . ambitions: to become a nurse . . . usually seen with Justina, Bing, Margie . . . noted for: quietness. Spanish Club 2; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4 THOMAS EDWARD HALL There ' s not a minute of our lives we should stretch without a pleasure. likes: The Big D, making the run to Hull, girls with long hair, R C . . . dislikes: No Soul, physics . . . favorite expression: This town is dead! ... ambitions: to get the Big D ... usually seen in a certain ' 59 Impala . . . noted for: nickname Friar . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Yearbook 4; JCL 1; Marshal 4 DAVID ALAN HASSAN Beware the fury of a patient man. likes: soul music, runs to Humarock with J. C, R C ... dislikes: victory parades and locked bumpers, Ramblers, a certain night at the Cohasset Golf CJub ... favorite expression: How ' s the guy? ... am- bitions: to drive a Harley-CH without any pipes through the corridors . . . usually seen at Bergie ' s, towing dead Ramblers to Quincy with B. P. . . . noted for: owning fast Ramblers. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1; Junior Classical League 1; AV 1, 2; Marshal 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4 ALISON ELIZABETH HATHEWAY Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. likes: NHS studies, hominy grits, dancing, those trips to NYC . . . dislikes: teachers soft between the ears, snobs, falling out of bed, physics — with a purple passion . . . favorite expression: Soggy ' bout that . . . am- bition: to catch up someday . . . usually seen: cleaning rat cages, in the lost and found . . . noted for: lost books, clothes, and shoes, late term papers; patience?? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1-4; Junior Classical League 2; Future Teachers ' Club 2, 3; Modern Dance 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Class Play 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Nasson College 3; Library Staff 2, 3; Class Dance 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Spanish Club 4 17 , . ••• Iff 9 ••  ' ,•• « 1 ;i •■•••« .. ♦•.♦ ,- JOHN BUCHANAN HENDERSON 77 e power in these feet and hands is adequate for me, and in this atom of myself, explodes all that needs to be free. likes a certain nickname, coming in late with D.G., Higham dances, the Surf . . . dislikes: washing dishes at Bergson ' s, marshalling 1st lunch, walking home from Paragon at 2:30 A.M., ultra-conservatism of any sort . . . favorite expression: That ' s what I ' d call faintly obscene . . .ambitions: to repaint the water tower and travel to Europe extensively . . . usually seen: with D.G. or any girl nearby . . . noted for: yelling unexpected phrases out of a car window, known for 3-timing. Football 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Debating 2-4; Troll 1-4; Marshal 2-4; Key Club 2, 3 m us ROBERT JAMES HENN II United we stand, divided we fall. likes: parties in Hingham, trips to New Hampshire . . . dislikes: short dresses, bikinis, smart girls . . . ambitions: to make Beechwood the capitol . . . usually seen: at Beechwood corner . . . noted for: leaving parties early and going home late. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); Basketball 1 MARY ANN HIGGINS There is only one way to achieve happiness on this terrestrial ball, and that is either to have a clear conscience or none at all. likes: being left-handed, being a blonde, Coke . . . dislikes: peanut butter, driving by Scituate harbor, rainy summer camp days . . . favorite expression: Is that right? . . . ambitions: to write a book on left- handedness . . . usually seen: roaming the corridors . . . noted for: being lost on Boston Common in Summer, ' 65. National Honor Society 3, 4; Current Events Club (Sec, Pres.) 3, 4; Future Teachers ' Club 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; French Club 3; JCL 3; AFS Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3; Yearbook (Business Manager) 4. PAMELA SUSAN HILL The world is full of untold novelties for him who has the eyes to see them. likes: mustaches, subways, snow . . . dislikes: Chinese food, cigars, x- period ... favorite expression: Wicked! ... ambitions: to be on time . . . usually seen: with Murph . . . noted for: being the last to arrive. Student Council 1, 3; Cheerleader 2; Field Hockey 3; Art Club 1, 2, 4; AFS Club 1, 2, 4; Girls ' Track 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Class Dance 2, 3, 4; Troll 4; Mixed Chorus 3 KATHY HASKELL HOBBS Lives of great men all remind us, we can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us, footprints on the sands of lime. likes horseback riding, traveling, sailing, Avanti . . . dislikes: spinach, insincere people . . . favorite expression: Cut it; right; rude, crude and unattractive . . . ambitions: politician . . . usually seen driving Grey Ghost . . . noted for: love of clothes. Transfer Student From Flint Hill Preparatory School, Fairfax, Virginia, 4; Junior Classical League 4 MARGARET MARY HUBBARD Never plan the future by the past. likes: ice cream, Larks, Volkswagens . . . dislikes: scary and gruesome movies, waiting a long time, school lunches . . . favorite expression: Can ' t we go by ' you know who ' s ' house one more time? . . . ambitions: nursing, Air Force Nurse Corps, marry a doctor . . . usually seen with Desmond, Sue, and Alice . . . noted for: the 5000 watt bulb. Field Hockey 1-4; Softball 3, 4; Basketball 1-2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; French Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4 MEREDITH ALICE HUNT When God puts a tear in my eye, it ' s because he wants to put a rainbow in my heart. likes: light green Chevy ' s, running with dogs along a beach . . . dislikes: white V.W. ' s, long hair that ' s curly . . . favorite expression: Are you kidding me? . . . ambitions: to get to heaven . . . usually seen: driving through Marshfield Hills, shopping in Boston. Transfer Student, 4 JAMES MICHAEL HURLEY, JR. J shall be like that tree — shall die at the top. likes: speeding, baseball, guitars . . . dislikes: homework, school lunches, gym . . . favorite expression: Gee, you ' re tough! . . . ambitions: to pass Spanish . . . usually seen: eating at Bergson ' s . . . noted for: being on time. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Hockey 1 RICHARD BRIAN JAMES There is nothing so powerful as truth — and often nothing so strange. likes summer vacation, being on top, numbers . . . dislikes: French, English compositions, poor little rich kids . . . ambitions: to leave and be a success . . . usually seen: alone . . . noted for: persistence. Band 1-4; Debating 2-4; Baseball (Mgr.) 2-4; Basketball (Mgr.) 3-4; Football (Mgr.) 3-4; Math-Science Club 1-4 WARREN ROBERT JUDD There is more to life than increasing its speed. likes: windy days, any reasonable argument, feminine girls . . . dislikes: blind acceptance or rejection of anything, people who aren ' t themselves, losing at anything . . . favorite expression: Do you know what I mean? . . . ambitions: to understand as much of life as my abilities permit . . . usually seen: with Stan, Charlie, and Shigeomi looking for something to do . . . noted for: emotional arguments, terrible puns, general good humor. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Debating 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4 (Pres.); Math-Science 3; Marshal 4 (Co-Capt.); N.H.S. 3, 4 li THOMAS DAVID KEATING Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to. likes: worms, fat girls, eating . . . dislikes: surfers, hippies, driving fast, losing a football game . . . favorite expression: Now that ' s one kid I can ' t stand! ... ambitions: to get married and have twelve children . . . usually seen: holding down the Cove with Lou, Jerry, and Greena . . . noted for: selling popcorn in Fenway Park, the ' 57 Chevy. Marshal 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); Track 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.). MARY ANNE JOAN KELLEHER Patriotism has become a mass-national assertion, a sentimentality of flag- cheering with no constructive duties. likes: R.O., trips to Boston, riding in car trucks . . . dislikes: Cliff Hotel, B.C., a certain party . . . favorite expression: Don ' t worry ' bout it, Sue! . . . ambitions: to join the Peace Corps and become an ocean- ographer . . . usually seen with the kids in Desmond ' s blue Ford . . . noted for: bare feet. Softball 2-4; Pep Club 2-3; Marshals 4; Powder Puff 4; Car Wash 3; Current Events 4; Yearbook 4 20 WENDY JEAN KERR C ' est la vie! likes driving fast, 1964 black GTO — 1967 427 Vette . . dislikes police, garages ... I. don ' t care, you ' re driving! ... usually says: Sorry . . . wants to become a computer programmer analyst . . . usually seen speeding, talking to police, arguing . . . noted for speeding. Pep Club 1-2; Main Office 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Troll 4. FREDERIC BRIAN LAIDLAW In the middle of winter I found that within me was an invincible summer. likes: groovin ' on the common, turning on to freaky music . . . dis- likes: filling out silly question forms, hitchhiking on the New York Thruway, Greyhound scenic cruisers . . . usually says: I don ' t know . . . wants to pursue life, liberty, and happiness, to be short and fat ... usually seen: with Wicky . . . noted for: California trips. DAVID PETER LED OUX Is there any intelligent life on earth? ' ' likes track, guitars, sleeping . . . dislikes marching, French tests, home- work ... usually says: Great Zeus! ... wants: to find what life is all about . . . usually seen at the A P . . . noted for being the slowest armadillo in Texas. Football 1; Band 1-4; Track 1-4; Troll 2. ALICE FRANCES LEONARD ' ' They are not long, the days of wine and roses. likes Mustangs, being called Al , field hockey, Kathy ' s pajama party . . . dislikes black Valiants, cigarette smoke . . . usually says Can we follow that UFO? ... wants: to pass French IV, to blow perfect smoke rings, to become an English teacher . . . noted for bird calls, egg patrols, UFO ' s, long fingernails. Field Hockey 2-4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Art Club 1-4; Pep Club 1-2- FTA 2-4: French Club 2-3; Powder Puff 3-4; Car Wash 3; Yearbook U 21 SUSAN JUSTINA LEONARD Look ahead, never back. likes Boston trips, V.W. ' s B.S. . . . dislikes the Shack, homework, school lunch . . . usually says: C ' mon Maryanne, stop it! . . . usually seen with the kids . . . plans to be a physical therapist . . . noted for: diets. Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1- Girl ' s State Representative 3; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Yearbook (Secretary) 4 THOMAS PATRICK MAHER likes 1961 white Fords, Jerry ' s ID ... dislikes X-periods in Room 104, jumping over fences, tardy passes . . . wants to own every 1961 white Ford . . . usually seen riding around . . . noted for: getting too many tardy passes at Mr. Grant ' s office. JANICE MARIE MARKS A rolling stone gathers no moss. likes Whitman, meatball subs, the Ledges . . . dislikes working Satur- day nights, J.G. ' s whistling, Al ' s bird calls . . . favorite expression Un- believable! Wissa! ... wants to go on to secretarial college, to see all Stop Shops up in flames . . . usually seen at the Surf, in Kate ' s pink Opal, store 481 . . . noted for good excuses. Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Teacher ' s Club 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4 BYAM WHITNEY MCGOODWIN is impossible to learn anything if you think you know it already. likes: assemblies, good marks, hunting . . . dislikes: sameness, loud people, tests . . . favorite expression: Ya — sure . . . wants to graduate from college . . . usually seen working in Bergson ' s . . . noted for: asking questions. S.E.M.S.B A. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 3, A; A.V. Club 4 22 CECILIA FRANCES MCINTYRE Everything must change to something new, to something strange, and it ' s gotta be better. ' ' likes: sports, to have fun, Doug . . and Spanish homework, flat tires . . . ambitions: college, Peace Corps noted for Thunderbird. dislikes: arguments, doing geometry . favorite expression: you humma . . usually seen: driving around . . . Field Hockey 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 3 (Sec, Treas.); Troll 3; Future Teachers ' Club 2; Library Staff 3; Pep Club 1; A.F.S. Club 2; Yearbook (Girls ' Sports Editor) JEANNE MARIE McNEIL Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. likes: motorcycles, September 23rd celebrations with Anna, MHLTCOBB . . . dislikes: phonies, Ralph, curfews . . . favorite expression: What are we gonna do you guys? . . . usually seen: with Tina and Anna . . . noted for: suspension, Hedonism and Macka. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Dance; Pep Club 1; Future Teachers ' Club 1; Powder Puff Football; Softball 1; Yearbook (Activities Editor) 4 JOHN DOLAN McNEIL Silence when nothing need be said, is the eloquence of discretion. likes: CHS studies, weekends, English classes . . . dislikes: chemistry, weekdays, some teachers . . . ambitions: to go to one CHS dance, to move from Cohasset, to graduate . . . favorite expression: It ' s good, huh good. ELIZABETH MULHERN Think lovely thoughts and they will lift you up in the air. likes: money, cinnamon Poptarts, dill pickles . . . dislikes: being bored, work, Cohasset . . . ambitions: to know what they are, skydiving . . . usually seen: with Denise, out of Cohasset . . . noted for: falling off hills. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2 23 WILLIAM DAY MURPHY, JR. Life is too important a thing to ever talk serjously about. likes grilled cheese and tomato sandwiches . . . sleeping . . . ambition: to pass Latin . . . dislikes: the little ones at 1st lunch, Fuller brushes factories ... expression: Hey, beautiful! ... usually seen: with Pam ... noted for: unseriousness. Basketball 1; Golf 1; Car Wash 3; Student Council 4; Marshal; Co-cap ' t. 4; Press Club 3; Yearbook 4; Class Dance 4; Transfer Student ANNE ELIZABETH NOONAN Every day that comes, comes once in a lifetime. likes: Rand C, celebrations on September 23 with Macka, Italians . . . dislikes: slow drivers, Arizona, barefeet . . . expression: I don ' t wanna go home! . . . ambitions: success and fun . . . usually seen: with Tina and Jeanne . . . noted for: 250P, Parnelli. Pep Club 1, 2; Key Club 2; Field Hockey 1-4; Co-captain 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Dance Committee 2-4; Press Club 1; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Yearbook DENISE MARIE O ' CONNELL He who comes in to the light comes out of the darkness. likes: the ocean at dusk or dawn, Boston, being alone . . . dislikes: White sox, phonies, snobs . . . ambitions: to live until tomorrow . . . usually seen: out of Cohasset, with A.V., D.B., HUNT, J.M., Bethy-Pooh. Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Pep Club 1-3; JCL 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4 STEPHEN DREW PARK do the very best I know how — the very best I can; and 1 mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what is said against me won ' t amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, in angels swearing I was right would make no difference. likes: people, black Fords, Hingham, LRY, giving speeches . . , dislikes: school ravioli, the wind of questions, flirty guys, Quaker . . . favorite expression: That ' s the way it goes . . . ambitions: to run against Big Brother in 1984 . . . usually seen: out of town . . . noted for: skipping band practice. Debating 2-4; Band 1-4; Marshals 2-4; Troll 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 (President); Dramatic Club 3 MARGIT LINNEA PEARSON You cannot make footprints in the sands of time sitting down. likes: St. John and Christmas vacations, anything edible, JJ ' s, to study the NHS way . . . dislikes: long acquaintances , toads, Boy Scout Camp . . . expression: Oh my , are you kidding me! . . . ambitions: to become the first woman in the White House, to find one who returns the grief . . . usually seen: in Somerville, tidying up the office. . . . noted for: long hair, jumpsuit , Pearson ' s Rules of Order, having a chronic tapeworm . Class Vice-President 2-3; Student Council 3-4 (Advisor); SMABSC (Treas.); Yearbook 4; Modern Dance 4; AFS 2-3 (Treas.), 4; (Pres.); AFS Semi- Finalist 1966; French Club 2-4 (Treas.); FTA 2-3; Pep Club 1-4; Cheer- leader 2-4 (Capt.); NHS 3-4 (Pres.); Press Club 4; Math-Science 1-4; Boy ' s Track Scorer 3-4; Dance 2-4; Car Wash 3; Current Events 4 JOHN CAMERON PETERSON, JR. Arma virumquecano, troiae qui primus ab oris. likes: R.S., soul deeds, Peggoty on a 5 ft. day, Mr. Cohen at lunch duty . . . dislikes: unsoul people, flat surf, short hair . . . favorite ex- pression ... mmm. ... ambitions: to be happy at whatever I do and to surf in Hawaii . . . usually seen: with R.S., Buck, Bean, Tuha or other 4s members . . . noted for: riding the bat board at Ah-Ha beach. Football 1-2; Tennis 3; Track 4; JCL 1-2; Troll 4 JEANNE IVA POLITO All that glitters is not gold. likes: talking on phone for hours, people with good sense of humor, sleeping late . . . dislikes: people without school spirit, being short, snobs . . . favorite expression: No kidding? . . . ambitions: to help the underprivileged, to become an elementary school teacher . . . usually seen: working in the main office in- X-period . . . noted for: being shorter than everyone else. Girl ' s Glee Club 1-3; JCL 1-2; French Club 3; Pep Club 4 PHYLLIS FRANCINE PRENTICE Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad! ' likes: to go for walks on a beach, skiing, small cars — but not Corvairs . . . dislikes: wearing shoes, marshalling 1st lunch, Maine . . . favorite expression: Toodles . . . ambitions: to show my ineffable thoughts . . . usually seen: laughing . . . noted for: being the last of the Prentice three . AFS Semi-Finalist; AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 3 (Co-Capt.), 4; Marshal 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Yearbook 4 25 WILLIAM JOSEPH PROTULIS A slick in lime is the uay the cookie crumbles. likes: trips into the hospital, victory parades and locking bumpers, good throws from T. H. to second base . . . dislikes: coming to school on time, morning hockey practice, losing teeth in baseball games . . . favorite expression: Yuh I know it, what ' s it got in it? . . . ambitions: to own the fastest car in town, to get caught up with makeup work . . . usually seen: in a car or under it, at D. W. ' s house . . . noted for: fast cars, when they run; speed shifts; towing cars to Quincy with D. H. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 1, 2, 3, 4 CATHY FOSTER RAYMOND We are too soon old and too late smart. likes: stock car racing, going to Page ' s, motorcycles . . . dislikes: working Friday night, school, Prentice Brown ' s having a certain car more than I . . . favorite expression: Oh really, you ' re kidding. . . . ambitions: to make money . . . usually seen: at the A P or Page ' s . . . noted for: a certain white Conair. DAVID REDDIE I aluays like to hear a man talk about himself; because that uay I never hear anything but good! ' likes: typically easy Spanish quizzes, Friday afternoon double studies, Mr. Boltz ' s multitude of faces . . . dislikes: Ramblers, L.A. ' s homework assignments, eighth periods . . . favorite expression: Back to the drawing board . . . ambitions: to be a pilot or cartoonist, and to own a Triumph . . . usually seen: recuperating in some study hall . . . noted for: never carrying home more than two books. Spanish Club 3, 4; Current Events Club 4 BARBARA ANN REYNOLDS Whenever you argue uith a fool, be sure that he is not occupied similarly. likes: yellow Band-aids, land of green ginger clouds, storybook endings . . . dislikes: guardians of appleless desks, faceless crowds, meringue moun- tains . . . favorite expression: I ' m depressed. . . . ambitions: to find what I ' m looking for . . . usually not seen . . . noted for: diets. Tennis 1-4; Field Hockey 1, 2; JCL 1, 2; AFS 1-4; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 3, (Vice-Pres.) 4; Math-Science Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Troll 2, 3, 4; Current Events Club 3; Dra- matic Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4 26 CHARLES RUSSELL ROSE 1 will live all the days of my life. likes: Volkswagens, Mr. Houghton ' s physics labs, guitar . . . dislikes a certain teacher ' s puns, homework, 8th period . . . favorite expression: Hey Snowdale, want to get decked? . . . . usually seen: with the Tedeschi boys Football 1; Baseball 1, 4 ambitions: to make a million . noted for: Florida vacations. NANCY LOUISE SENCABAUGH To see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wildflower. likes: sports, dances, American Chop Suey . . . dislikes: losing games, doing homework, guys that can ' t dance . . . favorite expression: What are we gunna do? . . . ambitions: to keep the forward line onside so I can make a goal . . . usually seen: with Kathy . . . noted for: singing and rat tapping down the halls with Kathy. Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Class Dance 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Girls State Rep.; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Girl ' s Track 1-3 PERMELIA ALICE SINGER Non est, crede mihi, sapientis dicere ' vivam ' ; sera nimin vita esta craslina; vive hodie. likes: music, cho colate, biology . . . dislikes: rush hour in the halls, filling out information forms, freezing to death during lunch . . . ambitions: to have a seventh period study on Friday . . . usually seen: where there is music . . . noted for: blue eyes. Mixed Chorus 2-4; Glee Club 1-4 (Accompanist 3, 4); French Club 1-3; JCL 2, 3; Troll 2-4; AFS Club 3, 4; Math-Science Club 1-4; NHS 3, 4; SEMSBA 3 JULIE FRANCES SKEHAN is not how long life is, but how life is lived. likes: people who know how to pronounce my last name, having free x periods, a certain tall blond . . . dislikes: Monday mornings, English comps , being gullible . . . favorite expression: You wouldn ' t believe it! ... ambitions: to be free from the complexities of life ... usually seen: marshalling first lunch . . . noted for: freckles. Cheerleader 1, 3; Marshall 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1, 3; Tennis 1-4 CHARLES TORREY SMITH Tempus Fugit. likes: T-Birds, weekends, Dutch treats, hockey . . . dislikes: phonies, math, house rules ... favorite expression: Great! ... ambition: to be famous . . . usually seen: trying not to be ... noted for: football dropout Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA SYLVIA CAROLYNE SMITH The softest thing in the world dashes against and overcomes the hardest. likes: interesting people, Siamese cats, talking on the phone . . . dislikes: phonies, getting up early, corny jokes . . . favorite expression: Oh really? . . . ambitions: to be a successful writer, to be able to do what I want to do ... usually seen: combing my hair . . . noted for: quietness. French Club 3 ROBERT LLOYD SNOWDALE Time brings to light what is hidden and will never cover up and conceal what is now shining in splendor. likes: old cars, Spanish class, Friday afternoons at 2:35 . . . dislikes: white socks, moments of silent meditation, late passes . . . favorite ex- pression: Seen the big ' D ' ? ... ambitions: to understand physics and for every day to be Friday . . . usually seen: on the side lines, at Mitchell ' s Garage or at Bergson ' s ... noted for: certain blue car and punctuality??? Band 1; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Dance Committee ELLEN MERIAL SOUTHER Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you. likes: books, driving on the Maine Turnpike, the construction workers ... dislikes: gym, peas, homework ... favorite expression: Huh! ... ambitions: to become one of the best paid secretaries in the U.S., to work in an American Embassy somewhere in Europe (maybe Paris) . . . usually seen: delivering attendance sheets. National Honor Society 4; Student Secretary 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Class Dance 4 28 ANN MARIE SPINZOLA To spend too much time in studies is sloth. likes: listening to Mr. MacDonald criticize the Doors, playing records, watching TV ... dislikes: Spanish teachers, school lunches, horses that won ' t go through puddles ... favorite expression: Sure, why not? ... ambitions: to pass Spanish . . . usually seen: most anywhere . . . noted for: arriving late to school. Spanish Club 2, 3 CHRISTIAN STANNARD was born evil; what good I have was acquired. likes: driving in the left lane, the opposite sex . . . dislikes: working at Poland ' s, letting Sullivan copy my homework, school fried clams . . . favorite expression: See you at 8:10! ... ambition: to score ... usually seen: with Tom, Dan, and Ralf . . . noted for: black eye. Football 1-4; Math-Science Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 (Vice-Pres.); Marshalls 2, 4; Basketball 1-4 MARY ELIZABETH STANTON To thine own self be true. likes: birthday parties at N.E. Dragway, Mustang convertibles, picnics . . . dislikes: beards, surf, registry of motor vehicles . . . favorite ex- pression: Can ' t you children play somewhere else? . . . ambitions: to do my best being myself . . . usually seen: 2 hours late ... in J. P. . . . with Rich, Babes, Raka, Linda . . . noted for: lateness, useless advice, TEP, AFS movies. Math-Science Club 3; Art Club 3; AFS Club 3, 4; FTA Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2; NHS 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4 SANDRA IDA STOVOLD The promise of living is born at our Loving. likes: being a twin, all Zetes, calling Pam Pamous. . . . dislikes: waiting for Jane ' s return, people not believing that I can fly, insisting to Kath that I can think . . . favorite expression: Holy moley! . . . ambitions: to remain in the clouds forever . . . usually seen: at Dartmouth with Jeff . . . noted for: matchmaking. SEMSBA 1, 2; District 1, 2; All State 2; Class Secretary 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 1-4 (Pres.); Marshall 2-4; FTA 1, 2; AFS 1, 2 29 STANLEY WARREN STOVOLD Something there is that doesn ' t love ' a wall. likes: being a twin, the silent corner, sailing . . . dislikes: cloudy Sunday mornings, scrubbin ' the ole ' Mattie, fog . . . favorite expression: What can I say? . . . ambitions: to pilot at SST., to sail around the world . . . usually seen: on the move . . . noted for: having little to say. Football 1; Senior High Band 1-4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Math-Science Club 1, 2; Sophomore Class President; Dramatic Club 3, 4 (Pres. 3); Marshalls 2-4; Key Club 1, 2; SEMSBA 1, 2; Senior Class Play; Band 1, 3 DANIEL SULLIVAN Float like a butterfly; sting like a bee. likes: Gracie ' s sandwiches, football games, Muhammed Ali ... dislikes: Math, French, Physics ... favorite expression: Black is best! ... ambi- tions: to pass a French test . . . usually seen: with Keating or Stannard . . . noted for: build, homework difficulties. Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Math-Science Club 3, 4 SHIGEOMI SUZUKI Seinen yo Taishi wo Idake! likes: white birch trees, squirrels, and sea-gulls around here, the atmos- phere about each Cohasset High School student and teacher, visits to Boston . . . dislikes: to get up in the morning . . . favorite expression: Shu wa (sure) . . . ambitions: to range the wisdom of the East and the West . . . usually seen: with Warren and Charlie . . . noted for: ap- propriate wording. Foreign Exchange Student From Japan KATHLEEN ELIZABETH TALARICO Go placidly amid the noise and remember what peace there may be in silence. likes: Italian food, long hair, tall boys . . . dislikes: Italian joker, baby pictures, M.H. ' s bird calls ... favorite expression: You ' re kidding! . . . ambitions: to not need the service of M.S. . . . usually seen: at the dentist ' s office . . . noted for: sleepless p.j. parties, large brown eyes, a few grey hairs. Mixed Chorus 4 30 JEFFERSON LLOYD THOMAS Remember when life ' s path is sleep; to keep your mind even. likes: guitar, N.E.R.C. Conferences, Boston Tea Party . . . dislikes: teachers who have fixations about long hair, Charlie ' s Falcon, homework . . . favorite expression: Charlie, floor it . . . ambitions: to remain a confirmed bachelor, preferably rich . . . usually seen: in Charlie ' s Falcon . . . noted for: incessant grinning. Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4 (Capt.); Troll 3, 4; Yearbook (Photo.); Football 1 JACK THOMPSON You are going to be dead a lot longer than you are going to be alive. likes: Marlboro street, soul and satire music, chubby girls . . . dislikes: cliques, being in one place for too long a time I ' m sorry . . . ambitions: to become somebody . . . any time . . . noted for: asking too many questions. Cross Country 1 favorite expression: usually seen: any place KAY TOUSLEY The one thing better than I is what I am becoming. likes: silly blokes, sagittarians, incense . . . dislikes: plastic people, ice- nine, disillusionment . . . favorite expression: I don ' t enjoy it ... ambi- tions: to go with my laddie to pick wild mountain thyme . . . usually seen: looking up . . . noted for collecting class dues. Tennis 4; Field Hockey 1; Troll 1-4 (Editor); Art Club 3; Junior Classical League 1 (Vice-Pres.) ; NHS 3, 4 (Treasurer); Class Treasurer 1-4; Modern Dance Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; AFS 1-4 To be or not to be. likes: the park. Bibble ' s jokes, morning hockey practices, losing desk tops . . . favorite expression: get a clutch on the Volks . . . with Sully, Williams, and Dutton . RICHARD WASHBURN TOWLE JR. working with Nathan S. ... dislikes: football games, unbearable auditorium Where ya going Sully? . . . ambitions: usually seen: heading toward the park . . noted for: the Zip . Football 1-4; Hockey 3, 4; Golf 1-4 31 ANN REGINA VECCHIONE He who comes into the darkness, comes out of the light. likes: my neice, math, the Marines . . . dislikes: snobs, things that are false, living in a small town . . . favorite expression: Golly willikers . . . ambitions: marry a millionaire, write a novel, make a movie . . . usually seen: on my yacht . . . noted for: my great love of the Irish. Pep Club 1-3; Dramatic Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Modern Dance 4; Basketball 4 TINA WATSON Everyday should be passed as if it were to be our last. likes: little boys and Benji, yellow Volkswagens, loves the Cape with KC . . . dislikes: slow drivers, wearing shoes, motorcycles . . . favorite expressions: What am I going to tell my parents? . . . ambitions: to live in an A-frame . . . usually seen: with Anne and Jean or Casey . . . noted for: two suspensions. Field Hockey 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Student Council 2; Art Club 2-3; Press Club 1; Band 1, 2; Dance Committee; Yearbook (Art); Pep Club 2; Powder Puff Football MARTHA JANE WILCOXSON The hurrier I go the behinder I get. likes: Mustangs, chocolate ice cream sodas, a certain fellow . . . first lunch, policemen, Sunday drivers . . . favorite expression: lievable. . . . ambitions: to shop in Simon and Sons with money . . seen: in Hingham . . . noted for: being short. Glee Club 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; SEMSBA 3 dislikes Unbe . usuallj ROGER CONANT WHIPPLE Intuition is reason in a hurry. likes: sailing, driving trucks, slide rules . . . dislikes: marching at football games, physics teachers, L.A. ' s math tests ... favorite expression: Mr. Davis, shouldn ' t that be . . . ? ... ambitions: to be an electrical engineer, to own a motorcycle . . . usually seen: behind a maze of wires . . . noted for: blond hair. Baseball 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Senior High Band 1-4; Current Events Club 4: Track 4 KEVIN HAGAN WHITE II I will not follow where the paths may lead; but I will go where there is no path and leave a trail. likes: a lot of anything, to win, them both, ' 57 Birds . . . dislikes: obviously , to lose football games, being on time . . . favorite expression: So what did you do this weekend? ... usually seen: when I don ' t want to be . . . noted for: club feet, white streak, survival techniques. Football 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2; Spanish Club 3; Press Club (Editor); Student Council 4; Class President 4; Class Dance 2, 3, 4; Yearbook (Classes Editor) ROBERT WILLIAMS Tune in, turn on, and drop out. likes: S.A.M., deep writing, success . . . dislikes: haircuts, prudes . . . favorite expression: Win a few, lose a few ... ambitions: to.be a success, to be lucky in love, to be happy, to retire at 35 ... usually seen: with the opposite sex . . . noted for: interest in opposite sex. Tennis 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1 ELLEN B. J. McAULIFFE Live as if there were no tomorrow. likes: E-type Jags; riding, Michelangelo, a 289 Mustang, the color maize, B. T., capital market, Boston, 427 ' s, art . . . . . usually seen: speeding by ... ambitions: once and live through it, drive in LE MANS clothes. dislikes: school, algebra try everything at least noted for: driving ability, KAREN MARY WALSH I ' d rather think myself right and society think me wrong, than to have society think me right and I think myself wrong. likes: motorcycles, summer of ' 66, pizza . . . dislikes: school, phonies, going with the crowd . . . usually seen: with Trooper anywhere and everywhere or at Ralphie ' s . . . favorite expression: Okie Dokie . . . ambition: to travel cross country with Trooper on our BSA ' s. Cheerleading 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Future Teachers ' Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Press Club 4 33 Senior Class Officers Secretary — Sandra Stovold WARREN JUDD Harvard Book Award JOSEPH COLPITTS Student Government Day Representative KATHLEEN BAILEY Field Hockey Award Senior Awards CHARLES HABERSTROH Tufts Book Award MARY ANN HIGGINS D A.R. Good Citizen Award Rotary MARK GOODRICH Bausch and Lomb Award ROBERT FLANAGAN Rensselaer Math-Science Award JOHN HENDERSON Boys ' State Representative RICHARD TOWLE Rotary Football Award NANCY SENCABAUGH Girls ' State Representative 35 Most Sasy Going Pam Mill Jack Zhompson Most Versatile Katky ftailey Stanely Stovold Most School Spirit Martha Qrimes Kevin White Why Zcachcrs Qo Mad Zit a Watson Jack Zhompsom Most Popular Most Athletic Kevin White Margit Pearson Zina Watson flohn Titzpatrick NOT ALLOWED Kathy Kailey Zommy Keating Best Combination of Beauty and Brains Sandy and Stanley Stovold friendliest Pat Kurke }oe Colpitts Alison Matneway Charley Kose 38 Most jCikely Zo Succeed Kay Zousky Warren J udd Most Unpredictable Hams Crosby %ob Snowdale Most Sincere Alice Ceonard Skigeom Suzuki Done Most for CM. S Margit Pearson Steve Park Most Zalented Ciz Mulhem fanis Crosby Jeff Znomas 39 Meal Senior Qirl Eyes of Kathleen Talerico Hair of Margie Pearson Smile of Sandra Stovold Dimples of Denise O ' Connel Complexion of Sandra Stovold Patience of Alison Hatheway Understanding of Phyllis Prentice Walk of Martha Grimes Dependability of Cathy Davis Neatness of , Anne Noonan Dancing Ability of Janice Marks Musical Ability of Janis Crosby Artistic Ability of Tina Watson Talent of Janis Crosby Wit of Tina Watson Figure of Martha Grimes Legs of Shelley Gardner Profile of Patricia Burke Manners of Alison Hatheway Brains of Kay Tously Athletic Ability of Kathy Bailey Laugh of Jennifer Gleason Looks of Martha Grimes Personality of Cathy Davis J deal Senior 13oy Eyes of Chris Stannard Hair of John Hagan Smile of Tom Hall Dimples of Tom Hall Complexion of Tom Hall Patience of Stanley Stovold Understanding of Chris Stannard Walk of Tom Keating Dependability of Stanley Stovold Neatness of John Hagan Dancing Ability of Bob Snowdale Musical Ability of Stanley Stovold Artistic Ability of John Green Talent of Jeff Thomas Wit of John Fitzpatrick Build of Dan Sullivan Legs of Dan Sullivan Profile of Kevin White Manners of Shigeomi Suzuki Brains of Warren Judd Athletic Ability of Tom Keating Laugh of Bob Henn Looks of John Hagan Personality of Chris Stannard Capability of Kevin White 42 Prophecy Here I am at the new Space Dome on the moon giving you live coverage of the 1988 presidential election. It is a great night not only for the candidates, Mr. Steven Park and Mr. Kevin H. White, but also for the class of 1968 at Cohasset High School from which both of the candidates graduated. Almost the entire class has shown up tonight to support both the candidates. As I look around the dome I see that one of the first arrivals is the great Daniel Sullivan wearing his sacred Mohammad Ali sweatshirt. We also have two celebrities here tonight; Warren Judd, who took time off from his television show Judd for the Defense , and U.S. Post Office General Thomas Keating. I see that Biffy Donavan, J. C. Peterson, and Paul Buckley are representing Ah Ha Beach in their Dewey Weber T-shirts. I am very glad to see Thomas Maher was able to tear himself away from his Smith Place Development Committee. Miss Pamela Bloomfield, star of stage, screen and television, is chatting with two old friends, the first lightweight couple and cham- pions of the world, David Freedman and Cathy Davis. Professor Laidlaw is with his most avid follower, Wendy Kerr. Someone just informed me that Sandra and Stanley Stovold have just arrived in their private Boeing 707 which they both fly. I see Chuck Rose, Cathy Raymond, Dave LeDoux, and John Fitzpatrick discussing their recent appearance on the television show Supermarket Sweep . I see that Byam Mc- Goodwin has just arrived also. With this crowd I don ' t think that Pam Hill has to try to hide from Billy Murphy. We have live entertainment tonight — a brother and sister act by Martha Grimes and Chris Stannard. We also have Janis Crosby singing her hit song I left my Bells at C.H.S. and Jackie Thompson singing his personal favorite the theme from the Grad- uate . Nancy Sencabaugh and Kathy Bailey have already gotten encores on their rou- tine . We are still waiting for Jefferson Thomas to finish tuning his guitar. It seems that the refreshments are terrific. I can see why as I look over at the refreshm°nt table. Tina Watson, Ann Noonan, and Jeanne McNeil (Macka) are hostessing. Grac- ing us with their presence are recent Nobel Prize winners in the fields of Science and Mathematics, Mr. Mark Goodrich, Prof, Robert Flanagan, and Mr. Richard James. I see that the renowned hockey players Thomas Hall and James Feran are giving them free season tickets. Earlier in the evening I had a chance to interview Shigeomi Suzuki, our foreign embassador from Japan. I asked him if he was enjoying the election proceedings. He replied, Su-wa. I overheard someone say that Bobby Henn, Sharon Collins and Ann Vecchioni are still living in that rustic area known as Beechwood. Beechwood is the only non-indus- trialized area on the earth according to big businessman John Henderson. Fashion consultants, Kathy Hobbs and Shelly Gardener are listening to Nancy Crolius ' modeling experiences. Sylvia Smith and David Reddie are discussing writing techniques, but seemed to be competing with John Mcneil who is relating some of the experiences he has been having in Florida. Richard Towle, who has recently won the PGA golf Open is discussing his winnings 43 with the great Jimmy Hurley, whose legendary baseball glove has been cast in bronze and put in the baseball Hall of Fame. Dr. Jennifer Gleason is relating old times with Margie Hubbard R.N. head nurse at Mass. General Hospital. Permelia Singer is discussing Smith Alumnae -meetings with Martha Wilcoxon and her husband. I hear Roger Whipple and David Hassan arguing out a math problem on paper while MaryAnn Higgins figures the problem out on her patented pocket computer. Sports reporter Sue Mclntyre is finding out the latest happenings in the National Field Hockey association from President Alice Leonard and Vice-Pres. Susan Leonard. Sue is also trying to get a chance to talk to Anne Bessac. Charles Haberstroh is trying to sell Bob Snowdale an antique white Ford station wagon. Bob Williams thinks that maybe he can use it at his new amusement park on the moon. What ' s this? Greg Dormitzer and Julie Skehan, Marshalls at Arms, are hustling Jeanne Polito and Michele Buckley into the dome for public service awards. By the way that Denise O ' Connell and Barbara Reynolds are acting it is evident that they are enjoying the get together. Jeanette Emanuello and cousin Lynda Emanuello suggest that they stop by their new Pizza Parlor for possible prospects. Attorney General Arleen Ashjian, and Secretary to the President, Ellen Souther are comparing shorthand speeds. Pat Dowding and Sally Bohmer are congratulating Vickie Barnes on the success of her self-service gas station. Denise Byrnes and Liz Mulhern have just given Mary Hall and Maryann Kelleher a copy of their recent book How to Overcome Shyness . It has been said that the young artist John Green designed the giant mural that is found along the east side of the dome. I spot him in the crowd flanked by Laura Fortier and Ann Spinzola who are treating him to a chocolate covered doughnut from Montilio ' s. Jane Corddry, who is sipping a cup of tea, is listening to Janice Marks who is discussing her program to prevent the Bob White from becoming extinct. Margit Pear- son, an old friend of Jane ' s, is telling her of the jewelry store that she and her hus- band have in the states specializing in diamond rings. Beth Enders is telling Mary Stanton that she better get a real horse instead of a Mustang — they ' re safer. John Hagen, who seems to have contracted a severe toothache is seeking the advice of hygienist, Kathleen Talarico. Julie Skehan is sympathizing with him completely. As I take a final look around I see that some members of the class were unable to be here tonight. Among them is Joe Colpitis who has a reoccuring allergy. Bill Protulis had to stay home and babysit. No one seems to know why Phyllis Prentice and Denise Grant couldn ' t make it tonight because they are travelling. Kay Tousley has a severe case of speechlessness. Charlie Smith wired us that he would be late. The final tabulations are now being made and it will only be minutes before we know who will be president-elect 1988. We will now pause for station identification Patricia Burke Class Will Mary Ann Higgins leaves a lifetime supply of lime Lifesavers to Mr. Grant. Pam Hill leaves Mary Ann with a little room. Kathy Hobbs leaves on Northeast. Margie Hubbard leaves one soaked kleenex on the lunch table for her memorable tears. Merrie Hunt leaves job applications to Lyn Congdon. Warren Judd leaves without an argument. Tom Keating leaves the lady with skinny legs to Leroy. Maryanne Kelleher leaves Physics to anyone stupid enough to take it. Fred Laidlaw leaves, just leaves. Alice Leonard leaves with sound effects. Janice Marks leaves her dancing ability to the students of CHS. Byam McGoodwin leaves his free study periods in A.V. to whoever wants them. Sue Mclntrye leaves Mr. H. ' s physics class to L.F. and A.S. Liz Mulhcrn leaves nothing. Ellen McAuliffe leaves her edition of the school calendar to the juniors. Anne Noonan leaves her field hockey shoes to anyone who can wear them. Denise O ' Connell leaves Margaret her bread. Steve Park leaves his clarinet to Leah Whipple and his musical abilities to Mr. Rogers and the band. Margit Pearson leave s her portrait in the men teachers ' room. John (Hoss) Peterson leaves a piece of soul. Jeanne Polito leaves her Great height to Mrs. Casey. Phyllis Prentice leaves her shakers to Gail P. Cathy Raymond leaves modern dancing to Mrs. Pratt. Dave Reddie leaves the 007 gag to Chris Ketcham. Barbara Reynolds leaves it up to you. Charlie Rose leaves his sideburns to Weasel. Nancy Sencabaugh leaves her ace bandages to Karen Spalt. Perm Singer leaves the Glee Club to whoever wants it. Julie Skehan leaves her marshal duty to Gregg. Kathy Bailey leaves 13 tunic to a hockey and basketball player. Vicky Barnes leaves her car to Kay and the middle strip. Anne Bessac leaves her height and smile to Mr. Cohen. Pam Bloomfield leaves Mr. Franey a lifetime supply of duck soup. Sally Bohmer leaves her mini-skirts to Mrs. Wunschel and a blue truck to Mr. Davis. Trish Burke leaves smoking LSD. 45 Denise Byrnes leaves her brother to Patty. Sharon Collins leaves room for Lynda to take her place. Joe Colpitts leaves his reputation to Bob Rechner, but keeps everything else. Jane Corddry leaves again. Nancy Crolius leaves nothing — takes everything and gets out fast. Janis Crosby leaves her do-it-yourself hippy kit to Luanne. Cathy Davis leaves her cape to the Salvation Army. Biff Donovan leaves with a bang! Jeanette Emanuello leaves the underclassmen to watch the construction. Lynda Emanuello leaves her unique renditions of Louise , Cecilia , ar the Day to anyone willing to brighten the halls of CHS. Beth Enders leaves late passes to Mom. John Fitzpatrick leaves his parking space next to the flag pole to Mr. Guiliano. Bob Flanagan leaves the privileges of the Class of ' 68 to the Class of ' 69. Shelley Gardner leaves the memory of that one night to M.B. and C.L. Jennifer Gleason leaves saying Did I ever tell you about . . . ? Eddy Goff leaves his Spanish III book to Mr. Allen. Mark Goodrich leaves Mr. Di a lifetime supply of unbreakable chalk. Charlie Haberstroh leaves the basketball team hope for a winning season. Dave Hassan leaves French to anyone who takes it. Bob Henn leaves a package of cigarettes in the west corridor. Sylvia Smith leaves hoping to become a writer. Ellen Souther leaves CHS to the other seven Souther girls. Ann Spinzola leaves her records to Mr. MacDonald. Chris Stannard leaves the lunchroom to Mary Howe. Mary Stanton leaves the parties to Perle Mesta. Sandy Stovold leaves her piccolo to anyone who can love it as much as she does. Stan Stovold leaves Mr. Thompson in the clouds. Shigeomi Suzuki leaves his Japanese dictionary to Mr. Di. Kathy Talarico leaves her eyelashes to the next person who asks: Are they real Jeff Thomas leaves his inhibitions behind (esoteric). Kay Tousley leaves TROLL to you (TROLL is your literary magazine) . Dick Towle leaves 6:15 practices to Mr. Di and Barney. Anne Vecchione leaves Margaret sadly. Tina Watson leaves Casey behind. Martha Wilcoxson leaves math to the computers. Kevin White leaves a calendar for senior events to the junior class. Jeanne McNeil leaves M.H. to M.S. Nancy Chase Secretary Frank Libby Vice Preside 71 Margaret Joyce Preside it Linda Macklin Treasurer Leah Whipple President Debbie Bartlett Treasurer Gail Petersen Secretary Lynn Congdon Vice President r i {Juniors Row 1: Mary Jo McCormick, Jane Souther, Leah Whipple, Joanne Gile, John Longo. Row 2: Kristen Jones, Mary Ellen Martin, Martha Duggan, Holly White, Charles Maloney. Row 3: Mike Healy, Bonnie Keegan, Sue Libby, Betsy McCllelan. Row 1: Dianne Williams, Denise Dolan, Ann Grinnell, Cathy Turner. Row 2: Dean Williams, Paul Neagle, Mary Ellen Cifrino, Dianne Talarico. Row 3: Joe McGrath, Greg Cramer, Pat Tusing, Ronnie Goodwin. 50 Sophomores Back: L. Tousley, J. Reese, J. Talarico, B. Thompson. Second: K. Spalt, S. Young, D. Tosi, M. Sisson, M. Cotter. First: L. Russell, C. Smullen, S. Wray, V. Watkins, E. Turner. Back: C. Ketchum, T. Patrolia, M. Mahoney. Third: C. Marks, K. Martin, M. Joyce, R. Cotter. Second: B. O ' Neil, C. Oliver, L. Pape, M. Pratt, S. Luckey. First: P. McGrath, C. Ray, S. Marsh, D. Knowles, D. Prescott. 51 Sophomores Back: H. Bowker, A. Coblenz, D. Allen. Third: B. Bates, C. Bartlett, K. Coddington, J. Barrie. Second: M. Burke, B. Carraher, M. Delaney, J. Anderson, A. Corddry. First: M. Ahearn, W. Chase, C. Davis, L. Hoopes, S. Campbell. Back: J. Hagan, C. Jones, S. Henry, P. Guilfoyle. Second: S. Grayken, B. Emmons, M. Good- win, P. Hall, F. Issacs. First: L. Henderson, D. Higgens, C. Hernan, E. Hoffman, R. Grinnell. Jreskmen Row 1: K. Rhodes, R. Luker, T. Macklin, D. MacLean, B. Madge, D. Matteson, G. Hubbell. Row 2: L. McDonald, J. McLaughlin, E. Murphy, C. Nast, T. O ' Connell, M. Oldfield, J. Ainslie. Row 3: L. Pattyson, C. Pierce, J. Plank, H. Rautiala, R. Reddy, C. Hunt, F. Richards. Row 4: N. Rose, D. Saldi, L. Smith, D. Emmons, J. Cogill, R. Patrolia. 53 Row 1: J. Hollingshead, K. Haskell, S. Hassan, T. Hanlon, F. Grassie. Row 2: M. Koed, R. Kelleher, R. Guilfoyle, W. Judd, A. Murphy, J. Hunt. Row 3: C. O ' Donnell, R. Ritter, R. Nickerson, B. Joseph, M. Londergan. Row 4: L. Rowe, I. Stone, P. Rutledge. Standing: B. Keating, B. Wood, J. Litchfield, D. Davis, M. Golden, P. Ballerino. Standing: T. Sinopoli, P. Kurtz, R. White, C. Varunes, S. Sullivan. Row 4: A. Tyaryar, S. Turner, K. Coleman, M. Tewksbury, W. Taylor. Row 3: R. Stoddard, L. Spinzola, N. Smalzel, N. Keegan, W. Phippen, S. Settino. Row 2: P. Rose, M. Prendergast, P. Laugelle, J. Higgins, C. Patrolia. Row 5: P. Zook, N. Wood, S. Wolfe, C. Williams. 54 Eighth Grade MRS. LEWINBERG Row 1: Nancy Bilodeau, Donna Basmajian, Richard Fernalld, Cathy Coleman, Judy Emmons, Debbie Devin, Denice Downs, Lyn Bjorkland, Chris Burke, Jack Dean. Row 3: Ann Charles, Susan Jaeckel, Lyn Edminster, Lori Catler, Andy Boyt, Deborah Brownell, Karen Bowker, Kevin Bailey. Row 4: Bill Burbridge, Richard Antoine, Donna Block, Jody Congdon, David Chase, Nick Anderson, Stephen Cone. Row 5: Kevin Buckley, Chris Conlan, Jim Benedict, Michael McDer- mott, Bill Dini, David Corddry. MR. ALLEN Row 1: Elly Graham, Jack Hoopes, James Figueiredo, Mr. Allen, Monique Henderson, Frances Litchfield, Diane Kurtz. Row 2: David James, Nancy Libby, Peter Kelleher, Chris Macklin, Brian Buckley, Guy Jacobsen, Scott Anderson. Row 5 . Pat Joyce, Frances Gilman, Terry Green, Merrie Lynch, Pam Gile, Jay Fiori, Jane Hall. Row 4: Susan Healy, Barbara Goodfellow, Jonathan Hill, Philip Lehr, Fred Huntwork, Peter Smith, David Keefe. MR. RACCUIA and MRS. BATES Row 1: Douglas Pensinger, Robert Marstone, Robert Protulis, Harold Ray, David Marks, Martha McGrath, Elena Perroncello. Row 2: Vaughn Pratt, John Mahoney, Joseph Patrolia, Brian Mitchell, Fred Moore, Sharon Rhodes, Sandra Rowe. Row 3: Kathleen Maher, Susan Berry, Debbie Mello, Madeline McPherson, Patricia Mulhern, Gretchen Martin, Patricia McCarthy. Row 4: Susan Roy, John Greene, Kevin Predergast, Richard Mulligan, Peter McNulty, Michael Smith, Randall Rosano. MR. O ' NEIL and MRS. DUNN Row 1: Benjamin Whipple, Susan Maynard, Raymond Mitchell, Nora Patrolia, John Sullivan, Michael Young, Henry Zook. Row 2: Sarah Souther, Margaret Vecchione, Ann Marie Madigan, Peggy Wray, Jeff Vey, Mary Turner, Craig Seely. Row 3: Sarah Brundige, Lisa Spalt, David McNulty, Nicholas Sinpoli, Linda Seigrist, Dana Williams, Dustin Stover. Seventh Qrade MR. CEDERHOLM Row 1: John Spinzola, Richard Singer, Eileen Sullivan, Karla Rose, Greta Towle, Scott Stuart, Philip Thayer. Row 2: Sherwood Ainslie, Stephen Smith, Elizabeth Viola, Steven Tibbetts, Deb- orah Jones, Douglas Wolff, Joseph Walsh, Jonathan Roberts. Row 3: Michel Roig, Paul Mc- Carthy, Jill Duncan, Susan Sadler, Alison Woods, Nina Steele, Jon Sargent, Ronald Watkins. Row 4: Karen Tewksbury, Deborah Thompson, Edward Sorrentino, William Signorelli, Peter Pratt, Kate Sceery, Stephen Kelly, Sheldon Ripley, Richard Sawyer. MRS. KOCK Row 1: Jayne Figuerido, Auther Howe, Robert Geiger, Fred Higgins, Susan Fernalld, Eileen O ' Connell, Rolfe Gjesteby, Laurence Ainslie. Row 2: John Pattyson, Michel Walsh, Mary O ' Hayre, Carol Paine, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Pamela Hood, Bonnie Kehoe, Rebecca Patrolia. MR. KELLY Row 1: Elizabeth Muir, Linda Nickerson, Maureen O ' Brien, Marianne Giffen, Terry Prescott, Norris Plank, William Lord. Row 2: Daniel Jones, Brian Prendergast, David Murphy, Sharon MacDonald, Maria Jason, Kathleen Kelley, Amy McLure, Beverly McLaughlin. Row 3: Jacqueline Kurtz, Kurt Rever, William Patrolia, Katherine Leggat, Shila Madigan, Deborah Nast, Louis Litchfield, Roberta McKinnel, Joan Maltese, David Londergan. Row 4: Barrie McGee, Susan Piepenbrink, Daniel Quinn, Sandra MacGonagle, Bruce Kiely, Kathleen McCarthy, Jeffrey Pratt. MR. WUNSCHEL 58 Row 1: Susan Cone, Joseph Dolan, Mark Delaney, Caroll Brownell, JoAnn Churchill, Linda Kraft, Martin Begien. Row 2: Leslie Ahern, Carl Berens, Susan Coleman, Mary Cotter, Robert Higgins, David Cifrino, Anne Enos, Patricia Feran, Natalie Young, Nancy Bowen. Row 3: Kendall de Long, Kim Coddington, Christopher Duggan, Thomas Barrie, Jeffrey Badger, William Carter, David Walsh, David Coggill, Paul Donovan. Row 4: Stephen Blair, Paulette Dusossoit, Dianne Burbridge, Linda Thayer, Celine DeSantis, Janet Cline, Daniel Basmajian, Thomas Calorio, Daniel Ainslie. Varsity and ffV football Front row: W. Judd, R. Stauss, S. Henry, M. Maher, P. Baccari, M. Delaney, P. Guilfoyle. Second row: R. Green, D. Clark, T. Hall, T. Keating, K. White, R. Towle, D. Simeone, C. Coleman, R. Jacobson. Third row: S. Clark, P. Peren- cello, D. Mitchell, J. McGrath, M. Prendergast, W. Nickerson, E. Trayers, L. Sorrentino, J. Gile, Coach DiGirolamo, Coach Collins. Fourth row: Coach Dorr, P. Neagle, R. Rancore, B. Watson, D. Wray, M. Greene, W. MacDonald, G. Ainslie, J. O ' Donnell, F. Libby, J. Hagan. ■freshmen Front row: C. Emmons, M. Smith, R. Antoine, J. Sullivan, B. Keating, C. Conlan, D. McNulty, F. Broderick, Coach Houghton. Second row: R. Kelleher, D. Emmons, J. Higgins, T. Macklin, R. Livingstone, F. Richards. Third row: P. Kurtz, D. Keefe, R. Cotter, P. Laugelle, D. Davis. 61 Offense Front row: J. O ' Donnel!, D. Clark, J. Hagan, R. Towle, D. Mitchell, D. Wray, T. Keating. Second row: M. Greene, T. Hall, K. White, G. Ainslie. Defense Front tow: D. Mitchell, R. Rancore, C Coleman, R. Towle, D. Wray, T. Keating. Second tow. ' J. O Donnell, T. Hall, K. White, G. Ainslie, D. Simeone. Coach DiGirolamo Coach Dorr Coach Collins i2 Varsity Held Hockey First row: M. McCormick, T. Watson, J. McNeil, K. Bailey, A. Noonan, N. Sencabaugh, A Leonard, J. Gleason, mgr. B. Keegan. Second row: J. Souther, A. Grinnell, H. White, M. Calorio N. Crolius, D. Williams, P. Hobbs, M. Stanton. Front row: M. Duggan, E. Keefe, S. Grayken, S. Libby, J. Anderson, P. Hall, N. Chase, S. Luckey, M. Ahearn. Second row: L. Ripley, K. Martin, K. Coleman, S. Sullivan, C. Williams, A. Corddry, S. Marsh, M. Cifrino, Mrs. White. Varsity basketball K. Bailey N. Sencebaugh First row: M. Stanton, P. Hobbs, N. Sencebaugh, K. Bailey, A. Grinell. Second row: E. Buck- ley, B. Emmons, S. Libby, J. Anderson, Mrs. Gaudette, C. Flanagan. Third row: S. Grayken, K. Martin, A. Bessac, K. Spalt, P. Hall. y.K basketball 4 First row: M. Ahearn, E. Hoffman. Second row: M. Londergan, A. Corddry, K. Coddington. Third row: D. Higgins, K. Coleman, R. Ritter, J. Lahage, B. T o: eph. Fourth row: S. Sullivan, C. Smullen, Mrs. White, C. Williams, N. Antoine, C. O ' Donnell. 68 70 First row: M. Grimes, L. Congdon. Second row: G. Peterson, D. Edminster, J. Shannon, P. Burke, S. Stovold. Third row: Co-captain, K. Martin, captain, M. Pearson. Cheerleaders Varsity basketball K. Coddington, J. O ' Donnell, K. White, M. Emanuello, C. Haberstroh, R. Dutton, T. Keating, D. Hassan, D. Wray, S. Stovold, D. Brennock, C. Coleman. y.K basketball J. Cifrino, N. Murray, D. Rodgers, W. McLaughlin, S. Williams, D. Quigley, P. Fiori, P. Baccari, F. Libby, P. Laney. Coach Dorr Seniors Tom — (captain) forward Dave Forward — Guard Stan Forward Charlie Center basketball 67-68 Cohasset improved steadily throughout the season finally defeating the South Shore Vocational Tech- nical School 73-62. In that game both teams played sloppily, but a productive second quarter brought us to a commanding lead. Other well-played games include our first game against Sacred Heart of Kingston in which we lost 52-50 in the final seconds, and our game against Apponequet in which we lost by only ten points. Generally, we improved against teams which we played twice and during the second half of the sea- son we played much better than we did the first half of the season. Despite our poor record, the team never lost spirit, and it was always ' up ' for each game. Captain Tom Keating averaged about 13 points a game while Bob Dutton and Dave Hassan averaged 12 and 10 points respectively. Stan Stovold, Kevin White, and Charlie Haberstroh performed capably when put into games. Fancy Dan 73 junior High basketball Kneeling: R. Higgins, R. Mahoney, W. Signorelli, J. Fiori, D. Marks, R. Giesteby, P. Kelleher, C. Antoine, B. Prendergast, R. Protulis. Standing: E. Sorrentino, P. Donoven, D. Infisino, R. Sawyer, T. Calorio, D. Keefe, P. Smith, J. Pratt, S. Anderson. Twinkle-toes One more bite!! High ' lights of J 967-68 76 junior High 3 ' ield Hockey J. Hall, J. Stoughton, F. Litchfield, P. Mulhern, N. Libby, P. Joyce, H. Knowles, K. Maher, S. Rhodes, S. Souther, G. Martin, E. Perroncello, R. McKinenell, K. Kelley, E. O ' Connell, M. O ' Brien, A. Enos, S. Roy, M. O ' Hayre, S. Coleman, N. Steele. junior High basketball EIGHTH GRADERS: D. Block, D. Downe, L. Goodrich, S. Jaeckel, H. Knowles, G. Martin, S. Roy, S. Souther, K. Maher, C. Patrolia. SEVENTH GRADERS: L. Ahearn, D. Burbridge, A. Evans, J. Figueredo, K. Fitzpatrick, L. Kraft, J. Kurtz, K. Leggat, A. MacClure, K. McCarthy, B. McLaughlin, R. McKinnell, M. O ' Brien, E. O ' Connell, K. Sceery, N. Steele, D. Thompson, E. Viola, N. Young, L. Conte. Girls ' basketball Cohasset Opposition January 2 Hanover 13 51 January 4 Avon 44 24 January 11 W. Bridgewater 31 37 January 16 Marshfield JO January 18 Holbrook 37 23 January 23 Apponequet 54 33 February 1 E. Bridgewater 35 28 February 2 Thayer 36 13 February 6 Hull 27 32 February 8 Duxbury 35 19 February 15 Norwell 39 32 won Lost 4 Cohasset Opposition Cohasset 6 Scituate 16 Hull 6 Cohasset 2 Abington 23 Norwell 13 13 Cohasset 8 Marshfield 15 Hanover 6 Cohasset 12 Apponequet 7 Duxbury 2 42 Cohasset 9 Thayer 1 6 Marshfield 4 14 Cohasset 14 Hull 15 W. Bridgewater 4 23 Cohasset 21 Duxbury 24 Holbrook 8 10 Cohasset 9 Norwell 15 E. Bridgewater 13 18 Thayer 31 33 Apponequet 8 40 79 Hockey VARSITY HOCKEY: Kneeling: C. Smith, S. Clark, G. Kramer, J. Feran, W. McDonald, R. Graham, T. O ' Connell. Standing: T. Hall, B. Watson, M. Smith, D. Camer- on, W. Robinson, R. Towle, J. Reese. FRESHMAN HOCKEY: S. Tim- pany, R. Carter, B. Keating, S. Harrington, F. Koed, W. Living- ston, R. Spalc, A. Boyt. Standing: C. Antoine, Tim O ' Connell, C. Burke, R. Kelleher, B. Broderick, S. Settino, S. Carter, R. Geiger, J. Hill, Coach Houghton. DEFENSE: D. Cameron, T. Hall, W. McDonald GOALIES: G. Kramer and J. Feran 80 Hockey Seniors and Candids SI Cross Country K. Coddington, D. Brennock, J. Thomas, K. Winston, R. Thompson Softball Varsity and ' ■Junior Varsity First row, I. to r.: G. Peterson, L. Whipple, A. Hollingshead, N. Yocum, S. Campbell, M. Ahearn. Second row: B. McLellan, S. Libby, S. Grayken, J. Anderson, C. Devin, M. J. Mc- Cormack, M. Hall, B. Emmons, S. Luckey, P. Hall, M. A. Kelleher, S. Mclntyre, S. Wetzler. Seniors Mary Anne Kelleher Susan Mclntyre Mary Hall 84 baseball ' 68 Seated: T. Hall, W. Protulis, K. White, D. Simeone. Standing: D. Brennock, J. Hagan, C. Haberstroh, D. Hassan, J. Hurley, C. Coleman. junior High baseball Kneeling: R. Mahoney, D. Rice, P. O ' Brian, B. Prendergast, E. Sorrentino, P. Kelleher. Standing: D. Infiunsimo, T. Calorio, D. Keefe, R. Sawyer, W. Signorelli, P. Smith. 85 Seniors Charlie — OF John— lB Tom— C Jim— OF, P Bill— 2B Kevin— OF, P 88 89 zo ens . Rousers leave their inspiring signs to next year ' s winning ( ?) teams. Yearbook staff leaves its unanimous decisions to meetings with 100% attendance. GGC and MC leave pretzels and sacks of meal to Mrs. P ' s TLC — 2:30 Treatment. Band leaves assemblies and football parades without the Star Spangled Banner. Dramatic Club leaves Fri. p.m. rehearsals to future installments of The Crucible. Troll leaves future issues open to contributions from its self-appointed critics. Current Events — Human Concern leaves some interested CHSers to next year ' s guest speakers. Spanish Club leaves on another authorized field trip. French Club leaves some of its enthusiasm and success in summer trips to other clubs. AFS leaves Penny Day profits to bring home AFSers. Student Council leaves Phoebe Co. to Cool-Hand Luke. JCL leaves for another convention in L.A. NHS leaves its lawn chairs around the mud hole. FTA leaves slightly mangled left-overs for its bakesales. Art Club leaves hope for Art Room undemolished by Pep Club enthusiasts. Library Club leaves desperate hopes for a new library SOON ! Marshals LEAVE lst-lunch duty. QpMlflf ' Cl AV leaves request for Do-It-Yourself Repair Kit. OWUVl A IJ C Math How do I hate thee, Physics? Let me count the ways. For vectors connected head to tail — the start of all our troubles. For orders of magnitude (Compute the number of ping pong balls that can fit into the space between low and high tide in Cohasset harbor). For Sir Isaac Newton, who, needing a new math to explain kinematics and dynamics, happened to invent differential calculus. For flummoxes and greebles and indexes of refraction (George Hamburg sits next to Jennifer; n GH — 1.00, so he ' s invisible). For table-top traffic jams of spring carts loaded with bricks. For miles and miles of ticker-tape (Amalgamated Hotfeet and Consoli- dated Dust up .5) and psychedelic strobe lights. By parallax we computed the flagpole to be somewhere in Scituate. For Kelley ' s Fudge Factors 1,2, and 3, we are grateful — especially in tests. Labs and quizzes (duck soup) and brain-crunching. In recognition, Remedial Physics dedicates this passage to Mr. Franey, who, according to reliable sources (himself), is perfection personified. Homeroom BOYS llt ' ljt Kfi ' i Iwrin lUtmtiful GET k HAIRCUT Physics American Tteld Service Club AFS party at Whipples Got it! Sales pitch for Penny Day in Jr. High H.R. ' s: We can ' t get Jane back if you don ' t give! Row 1: J. Gile, M. Martin (Treas.), D. Talarico (Vice-Pres.), M. Pearson (Pres.), S. Luckey (Sec), S. Campbell. Row 2: L. Whipple, D. Edminster, G. Petersen, D. Knowles, N. Chase, P. Singer, D. Prescott, A. Corddry, J. Gleason, M. Stanton. Row 3: M. Pratt, S. Young, M. Duggan, C. Turner, B. Keefe, S. Spinzola, B. Carraher, L. Macklin. Row 4: B. Emmons, M. Goodwin, E. McLellan, D. Mitchell, R. Flanagan, T. Carlson, L. Ripley, J. Anderson, J. Shannon, S. Grayken. Missing: S. Park, B. Reynolds, B. Keegan, N. Yocum, M. Cifrino, J. O ' Donnell, L. Hoopes, C. Ray, S. Campbell, M. Burke, S. Wetzler, J. Corddry, Miss Duncan. 92 Kousers! Row 1: J. Shannon (Sec.-Treas.), Mr. Collins, N. Yocum (Pres.). Row 2: T. Prescott, A. Enos, J. Nardo, J. Polito, S. Campbell. Row 3: P. Devin, C. McCarthy, E. Buckley, N. Wood, M. Geiger, M. Duggan. Row 4: N. Keegan, D. Knowles, C. Turner, M. Martin, M. McCormick, S. Young. Row 5: J. Hollingshead. M. Burke, M. Goodwin, S. Luckey, B. Emmons, J. Gile. Row 6: M. Cifrino, A. Hollingshead, D. Edminster, S. Stoughton, M. Congdon, A. Grinnell. Row 7: S. Day, P. Tusing, L. Ripley, B. Joseph, E. McLellan, S. Campbell. Row 8: S. Wetzler, H. White, S. Grayken. J. Anderson, A. M. Pratt. Row 9: S. Spinzola, A. Corddry, N. Chase, S. Hoopes, E. Keefe, B. Carraher. Row 10: J. O Donnell, M. Mahoney, M. Pearson. Missing: K. Martin, C. Devin, B. O ' Neil, M. Grayken, P. Ballerino, J. McLaughlin, H. Rautiala, L. Conte, K. Maher, P. Wray. future Zeachers ' Club Row 1: N. Chase, C. Turner (Treas.), J. Souther (Pres.), Mrs. O ' Neil, M. Cifrino (Sec), J. Anderson (VP). Row 2: L. Pape, C. Davis, S. Grayken, H. Aulick, M. Ahearn, J. Shannon, A. Leonard, L. Emmanuello, M. Stanton. Missing: S. McKinnon, N. Keegan, M. Martin, P. McGrath. DO. L. to r.: C. Maloney, A. Hatheway, J. McGrath (Vice-Pres.), D. Brennock (Sec), D. Reddie, R. Whipple (Treas.). Seated: P. Neagle (Pres.). Missing: Mr. Allen, M. Timpany. Sadie Hawkins Day. Student Council Row 1: S. Day (Treas.), S. Park (Pres.), Mr. Shaw, C. Stannard (Vice-Pres.), P. Burke (Sec). Row 2: M. Pearson, J. Higgins, M. Delaney, F. Broderick, L. Whipple, K. Martin, M. Golden, N. Rose. Row 3: P. Baccari, W. Murphy, S. Luckey, T. Carlson, M. Grimes, M. Joyce, M. Congdon, K. White. Missing: T. Macklin, F. Libby. 94 Modem Dance Club Row 1: A. Hatheway, D. KnowJes (Sec), N. Chase, (Pres.), B. V. Watkins. Row 2: J. Anderson (V. Pres.), A. Hollingshead (Treas.), S. Campbell. Row 3: G. Peterson, K. Haskell, C. Beacock, S. Marsh, L. Whip- ple. Row 4: A. Vecchione, M. Goodwin, B. Emmons, A. Bessac, S. Grayken, M. Ahearn, M. Pearson. French Club Row 1: M. Golden, M. Cifrino, C. Truner, Mr. Fortin. Row 2: M. Pratt, C. Cashin, C. Beacock, J. Gates. Row 3: M. Duggan, E. Turner, J. Shannon, P. McGrath. Row 4: S. Spinzola, S. Luckey, L. Ripley, K. Jones. National Honor Society Sealed: P. Bloomfield (Sec), M. Pearson (Pres.), Mr. Leach, K. Tousley, (Treas.), A. Hath- eway. Row 1: J. Gleason, M. Stanton, J. Souther, L. Whipple, M. A. Higgins, M. Duggan, P. Singer, M. Mar- tin. Row }: S. Suzuki, K. Jones, E. Souther, S. Day, C. Maloney, M. Goodrich, K. Coddington. Row 4: J. Longo, S. Stovold, C. Haberstroh, T. Carlson, W. Judd. Missing: B. Reynolds (Vice-Pres.), D. Johnsen, J. Corddry. ' Hear ye, hear ye . . . uh The Reception NHS Installation 96 Art Club Seated: G. Petersen, P. Singer, L. Whipple (Pres.), M. Hubbard, J. Gile. Standing: A. Leonard, E. McAuliffe, M. Congdon, A. Bes- sac, R. Goodwin, K. Tousley, C. Devin, L. Macklin. Missing: Mr. Lucas, L. Laidlaw, M. Cifrino, D. Green, J. Emmanuello. Row 1: M. Mahoney (Publicity), R. Cotter (Poetry Ed.), Mr. MacDonald, K. Tousley (Ed.), E. McAuliffe (Art Ed.). Row 2: P. Singer, J. Henderson, P. Hill (Prose Ed.), W. Judd, M. Congdon. Row 3: C. Davis, D. Freed- man, J. Peterson, J. Gile. Row 4: K. Martin, G. Dormitzer, L. Tousley. Row 5: J. Thomas, R. Cotter, R. Flanagan, S. Park. Missing: P. Bloomfield, B. Reynolds, L. Crosby, C. Turner, L. Russell, E. Turner, R. Vey, P. Neagle, A. Leon- ard, M. Hubbard, D. Johnsen, S. Brundige, M. Timpany. Each night the gypsy fortune-teller Holds a seance with Fate. Her long dark tresses are ebony breezes Which seductively encircle the earth and its people. The moon, her crystal ball, softly glows As she casts her fortune-telling cards, the stars, Across the sky, letting them fall where they will. A man strolls the night, cursing the gypsy And her nasty stars for his rotten life, Unaware that he is the gypsy. Parlez-vous francais? That ' s what I learned today. I learned of Mendel ' s theories And Sutton ' s proofs, Of Euclid ' s laws And Newton ' s tests. How can they know, These teachers of mine, That my mind is sunning In soft, green meadows. TANKA POETRY KKK The damp night air chills. They are hidden under hoods. Burn a cross tonight. And envision plantations, Mint juleps and magnolias. TYPING CLASS Vic may get thr wax off the mpo but noy the tilel 2 Hie may het the lax fof thy mop but not the file. ' Jack will quiet down nwhem he sees his score Jack eill quiet ddwn when ee sees sisscore. . I may llearn too type someday. I maylerrn to tyye sonedau. ! 97 M ixed Chorus Row 1: J. Emmanuello, C. Oliver, Mrs. Phipps, J. Nardo, M. Wilcoxson. Row 2: J. Emmanuello, S. Campbell, G. Petersen, P. Singer, M. Duggan. Row ): E. Turner, C. McGonagle, A. Hatheway, M. Pratt. Roiv 4: S. Young, J. Anderson. Row 5: S. Luckey, P. Hall, M. Allen, S. Spinzola. Row 6: A. Vecchione, B. Carraher, B. Keegan, K. Martin. Row 7: M. Hunt, K. Talarico, A. Corddry, M. Higgins. Row 8: S. Mclntyre, S. Grayken, N. Murray, L. Ripley. Row 9- D. Mitchell, P. Bloomfield, C. Maloney, C. Davis, J. Colpitts, J. Hunt. Row 10: C. Haberstroh, B. Mc- Goodwin, M. Smith, D. Freedman, E. Hatheway. C. Smith. District Concert J965-196S L. to r.: J. Colpitts, S. Stovold, P. Singer, E. Fielding. 98 Marshals Row 1: C. Tibbetts, W. Judd (Co-capt.), Mr. Cohen, W. Murphy (Co-capt.), S. Stovold. Row 2: M. Timpany, P. Hobbs, M. Kelleher, M. Congdon, K. Bailey, J. Skeehan, J. Henderson. Row 3: G. Dormitzer, J. McGrath, S. Park, G. Kramer, C. Stannard. Row 4: D. Hassan, T. Keating, S. Stovold, J. Longo. Missing: J. Colpitts, W. Protulis, P. Prentice, D. Sullivan. SSMSffJ — District — All State J 965- J 968 BAND L. Bloomfield SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 J. Corddry SEMSBA ' 66, District ' 65, ' 66 E. Fielding SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 District ' 68 J. Hunt SEMSBA ' 68 L. Whipple SEMSBA ' 66, ' 67 CHORUS K. Benedict SEMSBA ' 66 P. Bloomfield SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 J. Colpitts SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 District ' 67, ' 68 J. Crosby SEMSBA ' 65 District ' 65 M. Duggan SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 D. Edminster SEMSBA ' 66, ' 67 M. Hunt SEMSBA ' 66 D. Johnsen SEMSBA ' 67 B. Keegan SEMSBA ' 68 C. Maloney SEMSBA ' 68 B. McGoodwin SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 D. Mitchell SEMSBA ' 66 J. Nardo SEMSBA ' 66 L. Ripley SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 P. Singer SEMSBA ' 67, ' 68 District ' 68 C. Smith SEMSBA 66 Sandra Stovold SEMSBA ' 65, ' 66 District ' 65, ' 66 All State ' 66 Stan Stovold SEMSBA ' 65, ' 66 N. M. Wilcoxson SEMSBA ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 SSMS8A — District 1965-1968 Row 1: M. Duggan, J. Nardo, M. Hunt, M. Wilcoxson, P. Singer, L. Ripley, L. Whipple. Row 2: S. Stovold, P. Bloomfield, D. Edminster, E. Fielding. Row 3: S. Stovold, D. Mitchell, C. Smith, J. Colpitts, L. Bloom- field, B. McGoodwin. 99 Cibrary Current Svents- Human Concern Qroup Row 1: M. Buckley, E. Fielding (Treas.), K. Haskell (Vice-Pres ) M Pearson, P. McGrath. Row 2: Mr. Mac- Donald, D. Allen. M. A. Higgins (Pres.), R. Thompson (Sec). Row 3: R. Whipple, D. Reddie, R. Grisdale. M sshie: Mr. Boltz, C . Maloney. Row 1: R. Mitchell, M. Walsh, R. Protulis. Row 2: M. Higgins, S. Stovold (Pres.), A. Corddry. Row 3: Mrs. Woomer, S. Maynard, M. McGrath J. Emmons, N. Libby, Miss Holman. Row 4: ' P. McGrath, H. Aulick, P. Wray, E. Fielding. Row 5: P. Smith, N. Anderson, C. Emmons. Missing: J. Dolan, N. Goff, K. Hobbs, A. Howe, P. Kelleher, S. McKinnon, J. Stoughton. Q ' ab ' Qke Club Our extreme efficiency is only exceeded by our luxurious working conditions. A friend in need . . . ... is a pest Row l: M. Wilcoxson, P. Singer, M. Allen, L. Henderson. Row 2: M. Ahearn, B. Flanagan, P. Hall, S. Marsh, A. Hatheway. Row 3: C. Beacock, C. McGonagle, C. Oliver, R. Ritter, H. Aulick. 100 Dame Mand SAXOPHONES: C. Ketcham, R. Guilfoyle, M. Mahoney. DRUMS: N. Murray, Mr. Rodgers. ACCOMPANIST: P. Singer BASS: L. Bloomfield. TROMBONES: D. Brennock S. Stovold C. Fink, J. Hunt. TRUMPETS: T. Carlson, D. Simeone, R. Tosi! Missing: C. Sumllen, D. Corddry, P. Laney, M. Martin. Migh School Kand Seated: M. Ahearn, G. Bilodeau, C. Nast, T. Patrolia, Mr. Rodgers, D. Marks, B. Whipple, D. James. Row 2: R. Guilfoyle, E. Fielding, S. Roy, P. McGrath, N. Wood, N. Keegan, L. Whipple. Row 3: L. Bloomfield, T. Jones, P. Murray, R. Tosi, S. Stovold, D. Talarico, M. Martin, A. Corddry. Row 4: M. Mahoney, K. Jones, S. Stovold, D. Simeone, C. Fink, R. Whipple, B. Keegan, M. Tewksbury. Row 5: P. Hobbs, C. Ketcham, D. Brennock, S. Park, J. Hurley, R. James, D. Ledoux, J. Hunt, T. Carlson. Missing: C. Smullen, J. Talarico, D. Quigley, E. Pearson, S. Henry, E. Enders, P. Laney, S. Settino, C. Jones, D. O ' Donnell, P. Lehr, J. Corddry, D. Edminster, C. Patrolia. Mr. Rodgers and his Assist- ant 101 Row I: E. Turner, L. Macklin (Treas.), T. Carlson (Vice-Pres.), W. Judd (Pres.), P. Bloom- field (Sec), D. Freedman, A. Hatheway. Row 2: K. Tousley, L. Russell, C. Smullen, M. Grimes, J. McGrath, A. Bessac, P. Burke, C. Davis, P. McGrath, C. Cashin. Row 3: M. E. Martin, M. Goodrich, C. Haberstroh, S. Stovold, S. Park, S. Luckey, S. Wetzler, B. Keegan, C. Maloney. Missing: Mr. Reade, A. Vecchione, L. Whipple, J. Souther, A. Corddry, B. Reynolds, H. White, D. O ' Connell, C. Beacock, J. Gates. Audio-Visual Club Seated: K. Thayer, Mr. Hughes, D. Mitchell. Row 2: R. Smith, E. Goff, B. McGoodwin, J. Higgins. Row 3: D. Ricketts, D. Brennock, R. Thompson. 102 ... am a graduate Aye, and well-instructed ... seven babies un- ... Put it out of mind, of Harvard College. in arithmetic! baptized in the earth Abby. ... and I am 26 times a grandma ... Zhe Crucible Act 1 great doings , ), _ ... the invisible world, caught, de- (T ' fined, and calculated ... c - « 7 Debating Society V Seated: R. Smith, N. Murray, Mr. O ' Neil, B. Keegan. Standing: N. Keegan, B. McLellan, J. Shannon, D. Talarico, S. Stoughton. Missing: A. Ashjian, P. Hill, K. Hobbs, C. Ketcham, B. Bates, J. Barrie, E. O ' Neil, K. Haskell, B. Fielding, S. Wetzler. Row 1: R. James, W. Judd, J. Henderson. Rotr 2: J. McKinnell, L. Bloomfield, Mr. Sheehan, S. Park, K. Winston. Row 3: K. Haskell, B. Joseph, C. Beacock, N. Woods. Row 4: J. Lahage, R. Cottery. Ron- 5: F. Isaacs, F. Kiley, S. Wolff. 103 Row 1: B. Muir, L. Ahearn, K. Rose, N. Bowen, N. Young, S. McDonald, M. O ' Brien. Row 2: B. Whipple, Mr. Cederholm, M. McGrath, A. Madigan, S. Madigan, L. Catler, E. Viola, R. Singer. Row 3: A. McClure, M. Giffen, E. O ' Connell, J. Emmons, P. Nulty, F. Huntwork, L. Edminster, D. Devin, P. Joyce, J. Maltese, S. Stuart, R. Patrolia. Row 4: K. Fitzpatrick, S. Roy, D. McNulty, S. Souther, P. Dussosoit, D. Cifrino, J. Walsh, M. Haskell. Row 5: D. Williams, S. Ripley, R. Sawyer, M. McDermott, J. Hall. Stamp and Coin Club Row 1: G. Towle, C. Brownell, A. Howe, K. Rever, Mr. Raccuia. Row 2: L. Ainslie, D. Alexander, P. McCarthy, D. Walsh. junior High Student Council Sitting: D. Londergan, V. Pratt (Sec), A. Boyt, (Vice-Pres.), B. Whipple (Treas.), S. Hubbell. Standing: P. Donovan, T. Pres- cott, R. Sawyer, D. Stover, J. Congdon, J. Greene, P. Gile, P. Pratt, W. Carter. 104 junior High Wand JWL fi Aft mm mm ' h mW ' _ Wjp ■ ■ fH, t HI H 5 ' ■ ■ ■ arf 1 Row I: J. Pattyson, J. Rob- erts, D. Murphy, W. Lord, D. Jones, M. Henderson, G. Towle, K. Fitzpatrick, S. Hub- bell, R. Gjestby, R. Singer, R. Geiger. Row 2: Mr. Rod- gers, K. MacCarter, N. Steele, T. Berry, D. Nast, A. Enos, P. Hood, A. Woods, D. Jones, S. Stewart, M. Begien, Mr. Bowman. Row 3: R. Antoine, B. Kiley, E. Sorrentino, J. Dean, V. Pratt, D. Cifrino, B. O ' Donnell, R. Higgins, J. Badger, G. Saigeant, R. Watkins, C. Burke. Row 4: D. Ainsley, D. Corddry, J. Pratt, J. Benedict, J. Hill, S. Healy, K. Sceery, D. Burbridge, P. Dus- ossoit, D. Basmajian, D. McNulty. NHS Studies ! $miot High M Club Row 1: K. McCar- ter, D. Wolfe. Row 2: D. Brownell, D. Basmajian, L. Ed- minster, N. Bowen, P. Joyce, D. Block, J. Congdon, P. Mc- Carthy. 105 On Vacation with my family on Mount Tateyame By the unforgettable kindness of the people in Cohasset, indeed I could learn many facts of life which in Japan it ' s very hard to know or carry out. Memories since last midsummer when I could not help feeling uneasy in talking with blue eyes — are pleasant to recall again, but I have to and would li ke to apply each of them to my future life. I think Japan today is literally where the East and West, the new and old, find their meeting point. Her actions and attitudes in the near future will be truly important to the whole Asia. Wen I go back home, I will have to keep studying much harder to understand the East and West, but I can truly say that those memories of my Cohasset year and of the sincere kindness of my U.S. Family, friends and teachers will help me and spur my effort. A Math Class My School The School pool Recording memories to take home with me 106 l- • 1 • J 1 HI ■! ■V !T iff? 1 1 J Ilf i Arrival in Auckland, New Zealand My N.Z. Family — the Rowarths S. ' sAJ.S. J J. in fl.Z.- J 967 New Zealand is a small, ruggedly beautiful country made up mainly of two 500- mile-long islands in the Pacific Ocean — about 1300 miles south-east of Australia. Her people are mostly of English descent, although some are Maoris (descendent from the Polynesians who first inhabited the country), Europeans, or a mixture. Living in this very free country, where there is freedom from overcrowding, smog, poverty, and racial conflict as well as freedom to speak, write, and vote, living with a kiwi family, being under a completely different educational system, and seeing our American en- vironment from a distance and, therefore, in perspective was a very valuable, rewarding, and fun experience. The American Field Service wants many people to have a similar experience; they are busy getting people of different countries to walk together and talk together to get realistic views of other ways of life and to find some badly- needed peace. This is pretty vital, so why don ' t you get involved? You might even be lucky enough to get to New Zealand, which the Maoris call Aotearoa. n school uniform with N.Z. sis- er Diane The Prime Minister greets AFS-ers Doing a Hakka Leaving Auckland English T epartmeHt Science Department Catiguage ' Department MR. O ' NEIL MR. FORTIN MRS. D ' ORSAY MRS. SANDS MRS. RIPLEY MRS. ENDERS MRS. GLOVER H3 Mea lth ' Department Industrial Jrts MRS. THOMPSON MRS. GORMLEY MR. PLANTE MR. HUGHES Music Department Jrt Department MRS. PHIPPS MR. RODGERS MR. BOWMAN MR. LUCAS MISS PRIDE Cibrary Department Commercial MRS. WOOMER MISS HOLMAN MISS NELSON MRS. LAHAGE But I am a skinny girl! Give us a few year Marcia Jordan Charm SchooL— Oh come on — just a little bit Oh no! Who told you? Class of ' 60 closer I ' m gonna find that bottle and then you ' ll get it! Tee-hee-hee Welcome to the Baby Game You and your Curl Free! If Ma ever knew I had a job like this! Who me? 117 Medical Profession John M. Cahill, M.D. Oscar Johnson, O.D. Francis X. Mahoney, D.D.S. William G. Matteson, D.M.D. Richard Monsees, M.D. James E. Moriarty, M.D. Frederick F. O ' Brien, M.D. Robert J. Riley, D.M.D. Robert T. Sceery, M.D. Edward H. Seadale, D.D.S. Richard B. Singer, M.D. Richard Smith, M.D. C. David Thompson, O. Cegal Profession James R. DeGiacomo Daniel F. Featherston, Jr. Richard D. Leggat George W. McLaughlin David E. Place Patrons Mr . and Mrs. J. A. Ashjian Mr . and Mrs. Louis C. Bailey, Jr. Mr . and Mrs. N. B. Bessac Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln P. Bloomfield Mr . and Mrs. Walter Bohmer Mr . and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley Mr . and Mrs. Raymond G. Buckley Mr- . and Mrs. Robert J. Byrnes Mr . and Mrs. James Collins Mr . and Mrs. Stewart Colpitts Mr . and Mrs. William Corddry Mr . and Mrs. Clinton T. Crolius Mr . and Mrs. William D. Crosby Mr . and Mrs. Edward W. Davis, Jr. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Dormitzer Mr . and Mrs. Paul Emanuello Mr . and Mrs. W. Howard Enders Mr . and Mrs. John J. Fizpatrick Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. Flanagan Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Freedman Mr . and Mrs. George H. Gardner Mr . and Mrs. John A. Gleason Lt. Col. and Mrs. Earle A. Goodrich Mr . and Mrs. Albert Haberstroh Mr s. Elizabeth G. Hagan Mr . and Mrs. Eben A. Hall Mr . and Mrs. Robert J. Hall Mr . and Mrs. Samuel Hassan Mr . and Mrs. E. R. Hatheway Mr . and Mrs. Robert J. Henn Mr ' . and Mrs. James F. Higgins Mr ' . and Mrs. G. Ward Hobbs Mr . and Mrs. William W. Hunt Mr •. and Mrs. James M. Hurley Mi ' . and Mrs. Eustus James Mr -. and Mrs. Robert W. Judd Mi and Mrs. T. Gerard Keating Mi •. and Mrs. Milton L. Kerr, Jr. M •s. Shirley A. Laidlaw Mr s. Elizabeth LeDoux Mr . and Mrs. John J. Leonard Mr . and Mrs. Robert Leonard Mr . and Mrs. Charles A. Marks Mr . and Mrs. Robert McGoodwin, Jr Mr and Mrs. Michael McNeil Mr . and Mrs. Edward W. Mulhern Mr and Mrs. William Day Murphy Mr •. Robert Noonan Mr •. and Mrs. William G. O ' Connell, Mr . and Mrs. Oliver W. Park Mr •. and Mrs. Eric G. Pearson Mr . and Mrs. John C. Peterson Mr . and Mrs. Samuel Polito Mr and Mrs. William J. Protulis Mr . and Mrs. Carter F. Raymond Mi s. Maclvor Reddie Mi and Mrs. R. C. Reynolds Mi . and Mrs. Charles W. Rose Mr and Mrs. Albert Sencabaugh Dr . and Mrs. Richard B. Singer Mr s. James N. Skehan Mi -. and Mrs. Charles T. Smith Mi -. and Mrs. John L. Smith Mi and Mrs. Hatherly L. Souther Mr ' . and Mrs. James H. Stannard III Mi •. and Mrs. Gerard J. Stanton Mi •. and Mrs. Gordon S. Stovold Mr . and Mrs. Frederick L. Sullivan Mi •. and Mrs. James Talarico Mi and Mrs. Dale S. Thomas Mi . and Mrs. Richard C. Tousley Mi and Mrs. Richard W. Towle Mi and Mrs. Louis G. Watson Mi and Mrs. David C. Whipple M. •. and Mrs. Terrance H. White Mi and Mrs. Donald P. Whittemore Mi ■. and Mrs. Harmon B. Wilcoxson Mi . and Mrs. Robert S. Williams Congratulations to the Leaders of the Future CLASS of 1968 HIGHWAY MOTOR SALES Route 3A Cohasset CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL We Produce What Others Promise BOYS Help Keep America Beautiful Get a Haircut! Best Wishes JIM ' S BARBER SHOP 780 Country Way North Scituate, Mass. Compliments of SMITH APPLIANCE Route 3A Cohasset Compliments of Light Weight Food for Hungry Outdoorsmen STOW-A-WAY PRODUCTS CO. Freeze Dried and Dehydrated Food Specialities Over 100 Items FRED ' S GULF SERVICE Rt. 3A and Pond Street 383-9623 103 Ripley Road, Cohasset 383-9340 D. J. BUCKLEY CO. Builder-Developer Colonial Homes and Choice Wooded Home Sites 520 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset 383-0294 383-1821 123 MONA FRIEL Hair Stylist Five Stage Coachway Cohasset, Mass. 383-1490 Congratulations from THE REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE ERIC G. PEARSON, Chairman Compliments of MacKINNON SHOES LOUIS N. SIMEONE COHASSET VILLAGE REALTY, INC. Opposite Post Office 383-9496 WILLIAM D. MURPHY HELEN S. HOOK CHARLES J. FINN MARIE L BRENNAN Congratulations CUSHING PLAZA to the DRUG STORE Class of 1968 Cushing Plaza SIMON SONS 383-1001 Cohasset Village South Shore Plaza Route 3A Cohasset Mass. W. R. SCHULTZ COMPANY, INC. 340 Gannett Road North Scituate 545-0508 749-2000 FUEL OILS JOANN ' S Preteens. Juniors and Junior Petites North Scituate THE COUNTRY PACKAGE STORE INC. North Scituate 545-101 I Compliments of LOUIS C. BAILEY, JR., INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Drilling and Blasting Compressor Work Rock Excavation Phone 383-1 186 308 King Street, Cohasset 383-1524 126 C. CRAWFORD HOLLIDGE North Scituate SCITUATE CLEANSERS 43 Front St. Scituate Harbor 545-0500 368 Gannett Rd. North Scituate 545-1030 Compliments of NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Boston, Mass. A three-year diploma program offering twenty- eight college credits through its affiliation with Northeastern University VILLAGE APOTHECARY Your Prescription Store 64 S. Main St. Cohasset, Mass. PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE Tel. 383-0080 LOKIE ' S 235 Hull Street, West Corner ITALIAN FOOD at Its Best! PIZZA Our Specialty! Ask for LOKIE EV 3-961 1 EV 3-0544 Graduation-Watches D. S. CAMPBELL Jeweler 50 South Main Street Cohasset, Mass. 383-0732 127 VIEL GLUCK! autohaus, inc. PORSCHE FERRARI DATSUN ROVER BMW Authorized Sales and Service Expert Service Available for All Imported Makes Cushing Plaza 383-0095 Compliments of HARBOR LIQUOR STORE 97 Elm Street 383-9393 Cohasset, Mass. EVergreen 3-0242 ANTHONY R. EMANUELLO AND SON BACKHOE SERVICE TRENCH DIGGING 75 Hull Street Cohasset, Mass. Tel. 383-0553 Cohasset Harbor Socony Products MARKS SERVICE STATION 120 Elm Street Road Service MANUEL A. MARKS (Prop.) 128 Compliments of ELENA SESTITO FLORIST 23 South Main Street 383-1966 Cohasset Village Factory trained mechanics on all Volkswagen services at prices less than you are accustomed to paying! FLOYD ' S SUNOCO All Work Fully Guaranteed on Any Foreign or American Auto Rt. 3A Cohasset, Massachusetts Tel.: 383-9675 Compliments of COHASSET VILLAGE BOOKSTORE Compliments of CENTRAL MARKET COHASSET CENTER 129 TOWLE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 5 Brook St. Cohasset Village ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Phone 383-0036 Est. 1921 Cohasset Motors, In c. SALES FORD SERVICE Shop the Big Lot — A-l Used Cars Route 3A 400 Chief Justice dishing Highway — Cohasset 383-0450 SCITUATE HARBOR NORTH SCITUATE 130 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our 1968 Graduates PRENTICE BROWN CHEVROLET, INC. Cohasset Route 3A 383-9090 NSM NFDA MFDA SPARRELL FUNERAL HOMES, INC. LORING L. WADSWORTH— WARREN A. RAND FUNERAL HOMES Central Street Norwell I Summer Street Cohasset 659-2200 383-0200 Compliments of COHASSET COLONIALS COHASSET HARDWARE CO. INC. COHASSET VILLAGE Free Delivery 383-0185 131 Ice Cream and Fine Foods Route 3A Cushing Plaza Cohasset 383-1942 Best Wishes from Route 3A Cohasset Compliments of For the Gift you give with Pride, let King Jewelers be your Gui Good Luck to the Class of ' 68 COHASSET WINTER GARDEN, INC. Route 3A Cohasset 132 ■ 1 Here You May Choose From a Complete Selection of the World ' s Finest Jewelry and Silverware . . . thai gracious confidence in any circle of friends MHISP | Tedeschi ' s Shopping Center 383-1933 ♦ ♦ OPEN EVENINGS ♦ ♦ THE BEAUTY SHOP CUSHING PLAZA COHASSET, MASS. EV 3-9617 ROCKLAND TRUST COMPANY The South Shore Bank ROCKLAND— SCITUATE— HULL— COHASSET MARSHFIELD— HANSON— HANOVER DUXBURY— PLYMOUTH— HALIFAX— MORWELL Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE VILLAGE SUB SHOP 778 Country Way North Scituate OPEN II A.M. — I I P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK BAILEY OIL CORP. BAILEY CO. Plumbing and Heating North Scituate 770 Country Way 545-0088 133 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 COHASSET COLONIAL PHARMACY Your Professional Pharmacy South Main Street Cohasset, Mass. THE VILLAGE HAIRDRESSER North Scituate BAILEY ' S DELICATESSEN Serving Breakfast and Lunch Ice Cream — Fountain Service — Packaged Beer and Wine — Selected Groceries 107 Ripley Road Cohasset 383-9685 COHASSET LUMBER COMPANY Cohasset, Mass. Lumber and Building Materials Pittsburgh Paints Telephone 383-0830 134 Compliments of I BROOKS PHARMACY Compliments DANIEL J. GAITINGS, JR. of Registered Pharmacist FASHION FABRICS North Scituate 545-1020 Compliments of FRANK GILMAN REALTY Route 3 A 383-0381 Cohasset, Mass. 135 Compliments and Best Wishes to OUR BOYS and GIRLS Compliments of ALLAN R. WHEELER, INC. COMPACT CONVENIENCE FOOD STORE 8 A.M. To 11 P M INCLUDING SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS For Your Convenience 52 South Main Street Cohasset Village 136 ersoa FUEL, Inc NORTH SCITUATE, MASS. 02060 TEL. 545-0123 VILLAGE CAMERA SHOP The Only Direct Kodak Processing in Cohasset Route 3A Tedeschi ' s Plaza 383-9354 iUNOCO 383-9604 PAUL ' S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE PAUL ST. JOHN Proprietor 151 So. Main St. Cohasset acre miiii niiii 1 MITCHELL ' S REPAIR SHOP Cohasset, Mass. Route 3A 383-0497 Table Linen — Bed Linen — Custom Draperies Curtains — Bedspreads — Bath Accessories THE LINEN CHEST M. A. STREET INSURANCE AGENCY (Established 1923) Cushing Plaza, Cohasset 383-1 198 Route 3A Cohasset, Mass. Opposite Tedeschi ' s Shopping Plaza Phone: (Office) 383-1600 (Residence) 545-0580 MIRROR PUBLICATIONS 777 Country Way North Scituate, Mass. MONTILIO ' S PASTRY CANDY GIFTS 545-0275 383-1920 29 Chestnut St. Quincy, Mass. Cushing Plaza Cohasset, Mass. 137 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Compliments of BILL POLAND ' S JENNY SERVICE STATION Compliments of HEFFERNAN ' S CARPET CENTER Route 3A Cohasset Tedeschi ' s Center 383-0700 LIDO TRAVEL, INC. DONALD FLOCKE, President Cushing Plaza Route 3A Cohasset 383-1980 JACK MAIN OFFICE: Route 3A, Cohasset. Mass. 02025 Specialists in South Shore IQeat £atat KENMURE W. MOFFATT insi rance agency Insurance e Reaj_ Estate NORTH SCITUATE, MASS. 02060 • - •APE MOORING 545-0038 Cohasset Scituate Marshfield 383-9030 TOWN COUNTRY CARPET CO. Specializing In Wall-to- Wall Carpets 383-1832 Cushing Plaza Best Wishes to Class of ' 68 A FRIEND 139