Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

Class of ' 69 p COHASSET HIGH SCHOOL COHASSET, MASSACHUSETTS i EDITOR IN CHIEF Daniel Brennock BUSINESS MANAGER Janet Shannon SPORTS EDITORS Ann Grinnell David Mitchell ORGANIZATIONS Cathy Turner PUBLICITY Patty Tusing Bonnie Keegan SECRETARY Jane Souther PHOTOGRAPHER Joanne Gile CLASSES Lyn Congdon ACTIVITIES Nancy Yocum PROOFREADER Debbie Johnson e a r b o o k Thank You The yearbook staff of 1969 wishes to express its gratitude to Mrs. Patricia Wunschel who was instrumental in the publicatons of the past and of this Tessahoc ' 69. Respect for intellectual excellence, the restoration of vigor and discipline to our ideas of study, curricula which aim at strengthening intellectual fiber and stretching the power of young minds, personal commitment and responsibility — these are the pre-conditions of educational recovery in America today and I believe, they have always been the pre-conditions of happiness and sanity for the human race. ..nr. Adlai t. Stevenson The Senior Class of 1969 has dedicated its Tessahoc to a person whom we hold in great admiration. He has given the best of himself to each and every student for the past forty-three years. We will miss his warm, friendly smile. The Class of 1969 wishes to show its appreciation to him for bringing a stimulat- ing environment to Cohasset education. We dedicate this year ' s Tessahoc to you Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT SECRETARY Casey Coleman Nancy Yocum VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Dave Mitchell Debbie Bartlett GARY EDWARD AINSLIE Ritter likes Saturday mornings, ranking J.M., winning . . . dislikes Saturday afternoons, Homecoming election, Monday morning quarterbacks . . . wants to become President in 1988 on Wallace ' s platform . . . usually seen with John, Paul, Mitch, Joe . . . usually says Hmmm, Babe . . . remembers the smell of the locker room, Mr. Chatterton ' s tape jobs, marshaling in the corridor with Lyn and Patsy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3 (Capt.), 4; Rousers 4 ; Marshal 4. DOROTHY ELLEN ANDERSON The Beak likes barbeque potato chips, s kipping out of work, Bill in Chemistry . . . dislikes being disturbed at Whitehead, white socks, a radiator over- boiling twice in the same week . . . her ambition is to do something right!! ... usually heard saying Oh, that ' s just spiffy ... usually seen with The Duck, or Judi, Janice and Calore . . . remembers Hal- loween of ' 66 with the Bungas blow-out. Softball 2. RICHARD WILLIAM ANDREWS Rich likes burning out of the parking lot, his fine 427 Vette, money and dark nights . . . dislikes blondes, bucket seats, skirts . . . wants to have the fastest and best car in town . . . usually seen with his Vette and his Wonga . . . usually says Ya, right . . . remembers leaving school at 2:20. Football 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Stage Crew 3, 4; Auto Club 3. ERIC ROBERT ARONER Erk likes J.C., Mr. Mac ' s classes, 3rd period lunch . . . dislikes math, oversentimentality, procrastination . . . his ambition is to out-pun Tim . . . usually seen with Gary . . . usually says very little . . . remembers Boob, track, Mr. Davis. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Outing Club 4. 8 DEBRA ANN BARTLETT F. C. likes C.C., a unique experience at a p.j. party, mature and masculine boys . . . dislikes being too tired to enjoy life, phonies, insecure boys . . . her ambition is to more faster speak English bester . . . usually seen with Sue, Sally, Turner, and Grinz . . . usually heard saying What seems to be the problem? ... remembers most being tutored for 2 months with Mr. C. and Mr. H., the summer of ' 68. Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Basketball 3 (Co-Capt.); Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; French Club 1. KATHERINE BENEDICT Kay likes: Donovan, freaky woods, getting involved ... dislikes brussel sprouts, people dripping with plasticity, school games . . . her ambition is to be a fiery redhead . . . usually seen with Magret, chanting and tripping around the halls ... usually says Where ' s Magret! ... re- members the militia, Magret and Junior friends, the swimming pool. Basketball 1; Troll 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 1, 4. LINDA JEAN BLAIR dislikes school . . . her ambition is to get her license someday seen with Kathy Maher . . . usually says nothing. usually DONNA MARIE BLOCK Square likes B.W.T., Europe ' 69, Hull-Cohasset game ' 68 ... dislikes hypocrites, Hull Victory Parties, Fickled Finger of Fate award ... her ambition is to be on time for anything! ... usually seen with Bob, Basha, Doyer . . . usually says You luv it Baby . . . remembers the weekend with the Vanilla Fudge, summer of ' 68, J. Lewis ' s Park Party. Field Hockey 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Mixed Chorus 4. 9 DANIEL JOSEPH BRENNOCK Primer likes band, baseball, dances . . . dislikes Cabaret , Physics tests, losing games ... my ambition is to live to see the day when all men are created equal . . . usually seen with Kev, Eric, Dave, or Paul remembers the Homecoming Queen elections, Sounds of Tijuana Brass standing ovation, Physics test scandal. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt.; Basketball J, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; AV 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Rousers 3, ' 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief; Student Government Exchange 4. MARY ELLEN MARTIN Mel likes Beethoven ' s fifth, rosebuds, kangaroos . . . dislikes bugs, gossip, prejudice . . . ambition is to make someone happy . . . usually seen jumping around . . . usually says good on ya ' mate . . . remembers her year abroad with the Aussies , down under, Mr. Cohen ' s smile, Mr. McCallum ' s office,- her first New England winter, marching, trying to hold a glockenspiel. Transferred to Cohasset in 1965 from Finneytown High School Cincinnati, Ohio. STEPHNIE BRUNDIGE Steff likes scallops, weekends, cats . . . dislikes classrooms without clocks, shingling, cold mornings . . . her ambition is to be able to smile on Monday . . . usually seen with Martha and Lesley . . . usually says Am I off-key ' remembers no paper towels in the art room. Chorus 4; Transfer Student from Hanover 1968. MARY ANN CALOKIO Calore likes M. P., S. D., rubies . . . dislikes Dunny ' s Italian jokes, accidents, hockey practices ... my ambition is to pass French . . . usually seen with Judi, Dianne, and Janice . . . usually says Janny Su get me a straw. remembers most March 22, 1968, summer 1968, Duxbury Beach, Powder Puff. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder-Puff 4. SHARON CRAIG CAMPBELL Sharon likes Friday after school, lime freezes, Mr. Davis ' fudge factors . . . dis- likes 8 exercises for French homework, surprise quizzes, having people confuse her with her sister . . . wants to become a giant of at least 5 ' % . . . usually seen with a station-wagon load of kids going to CAMP ... usually heard saying n ' est-ce pas? ... remembers most camp, French Club trips, Mr. MacDonald ' s English classes. Rousers 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; AFS 4; Dramatic Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Press Club 4. TIMOTHY LEE CARLSON Tim likes small foreign cars, walking on empty beaches, having nothing to do . . . dislikes studying, more studying, and most of all studying . . . his ambition is very quickly diminishing . . . usually seen with John, hunting for greener pastures ... usually heard saying Aw, come on! ... remembers most Leslie, a green V.W. Track 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres., Pres); NHS 3; AFS 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN MARY CASHIN Kath likes sewing, Music Circus, summer . . . dislikes homework, unfriendly people, dull weekends . . . wants to become a dress designer ... us- ually seen with Debby ... usually heard saying Oh Brother! , Don ' t worry about it . . . remembers most winning both P.P. games, he Junior year. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 1; French Club 3, 4. MARK ANDREW CIFRINO Cif likes surfing, M street . . . dislikes berries, Whitings milk trucks . . . wants to be the leader of a pack of Hood milk trucks . . . usually seen with Eck . . . usually heard saying What a bummer . . . remembers most the rumors in the boys ' room. I I MARY ELLEN CIFRINO Mary Ellen likes Nantasket Beach, Boston, long hair, soul music . . . dislikes baby- sitting, a gold station wagon, early curfew . . . wants to marry a Rocke- feller . . . usually seen down Nantasket Beach, with Joanne and Susan . . . usually heard saying To each his own . . . remembers summer of ' 68, Children ' s Hospital Medical Center, driving to Hanover, F.A. Mac. Track 1; Field Hockey 3, 4; French Club 2, 3 (Sec), 4; Future Teacher ' s Club 2, 3 (Sec); Rousers 2, 3, 4; High Times 4; Troll 4; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4. DAVID CLARKE Clarkey likes brown-eyed girls, wrestling . . . dislikes school . . . wants to own the Chrysler Corp. . . . usually seen with Nanci . . . usually heard saying Big deal . . . remembers the lunches. Football 1, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 4; Track 3. KEITH CODDINGTON Keithington likes sailing, track season with Coach Davis . . . dislikes sick puns, Cool Hand Luke . . . wants to own a fifty-footer and sail around the world . . . usually seen with Hans, Paul, Bobbie, John, Mitch . . . usually heard saying Always heard . . . remembers most the enthusiasm of the ' 68 Track team. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 ( Vice-Pres.). LYNDA MAE COGILL Cog likes John Vernon, a certain 1964 light blue convertible, Beechwood corner . . . dislikes being tall, having to be home early, phonies . . . wants to be an IBM operator . . . usually seen with Nancy, Sharon, Laurel, Sue, White Owl ... usually heard saying Nan, wanta skip? ... re- members most the Log, French ' s Common, Mr. Reade ' s English class. 12 KENNETH ROBERT COLEMAN Casey likes Friday nights with the boys, his six buddies, goat . . . dislikes people who put on facades, sprained ankles, flowers on VWs . . . wants to be tall and thin . . . usually seen with Wonnie, Porkchops, Greena, Benji . . . usually heard saying Certainly is . . . remembers football. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Student Council 4; Class President 4. MARILYN HAYES CONGDON Lyni likes R.D.B., daisies and flying kites, rain and the morning after . . . dislikes closed-minded people, being hassled and hurried, prejudice of any kind . . . wants to ride a motorcycle better than Rusty . . . usually seen with Rusty, Gale, The Stump ... usually heard saying Huh? or Wow! ... remembers Vedanta, buoy no. 6, F.A. Mac, a certain road off Beach Street. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Troll 3, 4; Art Club 1 (Sec), 3; French Club 1, 2, 4; Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. ROBERT FRANCIS COTTER Mouth likes Notre Dame, getting involved, winning . . . dislikes disappointing people, D.M. on a Sunday afternoon, losing . . . his ambition is to win an election . . . usually seen with Dave Mitchell, Kandance . . . usually heard saying Look that up in your Funk and Wagnalls . . . remem- bers most sitting in Room 103 listening to a certain Steve Park an- nouncement at the end of a long day. Transfer student Sept. 1967; Troll 3, 4 (Poetry Ed.); Debating 3; Base- ball 3; Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Student Council 4 NANCY LEE DAMON Little One likes being short, being with Billy, a certain ' 59 Ford . . . dislikes going home early, flat tires, phonies ... her ambition is to be an IBM operator . . . usually seen with Billy, Lynda . . . usually heard saying I wonder if Billy is at the drugstore. and Where ya going, Cog? . . . remembers most summer of ' 68 with Billy, Leo ' s party, Mr. Cohen ' s jokes. 13 SALLY ANN DAY Gangles likes M.G. , sliced chicken sandwiches with mayonnaise, pajama parties . . . dislikes people who dislike her, hash, Sunday . . . wants to teach Spanish . . . usually seen with Michael, Gail, Flea, Dale . . . usually heard saying the general finitchabull . . . remembers ninth and tenth grades with the group. Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); NHS 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 (Pres.); Basketball 2; Softball 2, 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4. JOANNE JUDITH DINI Twinkle Feet likes down the Cape, Mr. Lucas and hair cut, a certain ' 64 Tempest . . . dislikes black eyes, dull parties . . . her ambition is to be an airline stewardess . . . usually seen with Beechwooders, out of town kids . . . usually heard saying I know it, and Thats close . . . remembers most getting caught skipping, going down the Cape each week. DENISE MARIE DOLAN White Owl likes a certain Hawaiian, Joanne ' s parties, . . . dislikes the name Denny, Woolworths, phonies . . . wants to do something right for a change . . . usually seen with Tina, Joanne, Nancy, Lynda, Beechwood kids . . . usually heard saying Cool-it, or Wanta skip tomorrow? ... remembers August 28, 1967, Dennis, Tina ' s Taxi. Softball 2; Powder puff 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. MARTHA ELLE N DUGGAN Marthey likes Friday 4th period study, carrots, getting her own way . . . dislikes cold sores, dull boys, geometry . . . usually seen with Lesley and Steff . . . usually heard saying, Now, don ' t get emotional . . . remembers that infamous math class note. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; SEMSBA 2, 3, 4; Rousers 2, 3; NHS 3, 4. 14 DEBORAH JOY DUNCAN Dun-can likes witchcraft, football players, the Common . . . dislikes donuts, green hair . . . her ambition is to finally be able to letter . . . usually seen with Kathy in the little green Rambler . . . heard saying The thought alone is staggering . . . remembers little kids. Dramatic Club 4. nerves, take a usually all the ROBERT MYRON DUTTON, JR. Babs likes ' 67 Chevys, Sandy Beach, Thomas Aquinas . . . dislikes WBZ, math, confused girls . . . his ambition is to be a corporate lawyer . . . usually seen with Michael, Ed, Richie . . . usually heard saying What ' s hap- pening? and Really!? Homecoming Dance. Baseball 1; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. remembers most the morning after the DALE JANICE EDMINSTER Ed likes smiling, Whitehead, being independent . . . dislikes gossipy people, Dr. Sceery ' s physicals, curfews . . . her ambition is to be a guide at the U.N. . . . usually seen with Gangles, Leah, Gail, Kandy in the noisy Nova . . . usually says First of all — . . . remembers most a Friday night in Boston, A-frame. AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3 (Sec); Rousers 1, 2 (Vice-Pres.), 3, 4 High Times 4 (Sports Ed.); Troll 4; Spanish Club 4; Softball 1, 2 Tennis 3, 4; French Club 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA 1, 2 Band 2. 3, 4; AFS Semifinals 3; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Class Play 2 Powderpuff 3, 4. HANS LENNART EKMAN Yanzy likes football, Friday afternoon, sailing . . . dislikes Monday morning, French ... his ambition is to represent his country, Sweden, in a good way . . . usually seen with Paul, Keith, Mike H., Tim . . . usually says Just a minute . . . remembers the first day of school. AFS Exchange Student; AFS 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 4. 15 JUDITH ELLEN EMANUELLO Bozo likes the gulch, the square, tuna fish . . . dislikes Sophomore homerooms ... wants to become more organized ... usually seen with Janice, Mr. Giuliano ... usually heard saying Here comes Mother! ... remembers most March 22, 251, Powder puff game ' 69. Softball 1, 2, 3,; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Powder Puff 4. MICHAEL EMANUELLO Rat likes girls, butts . . . dislikes work, school ... his ambition is to get the heck out of here . . . usually seen with Barny, Steve, Nick . . . usually heard saying VI want to get out of here . . . remembers most L. Cogill. Football 1, 4; Basketball 3, 4. KEVIN WADE FARRELL Kev likes the school ' s peaches, weekends and vacations, money . . . dis- likes getting up for school, Economics class, homework over weekends . . . his ambition is to lay off Mr. Davis . . . usually seen with Danny Brennock, Eric Aroner . . . usually heard saying We can ' t all be as intelligent as you, Brennock . . . Thank God ! ... remembers most cam- paigning for our Homecoming Queen, Gary Ainslie. Cross Country 4; Basketball 4; Track 3, 4; Transfer Student 3. JOANNE LORNA GILE Schroeder likes Joan Baez, Mr. Cohen ' s smile, summer rain . . . dislikes purple onions, foreigner, reep . . . her ambition is to travel around the country on a motorbike . . . usually seen with Lib, MEC, and the camera ... usually heard saying Hey you guys! ... remembers most Tim ' s VW, variety show, Student Council President campaign ' 68. Troll 3, 4 (Art Ed.); High Times 4 (Bus. Mgr.); AFS 3; Yearbook 4; Rousers 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4. 16 RONALD HAROLD GOODWIN Ron likes Le Mans, tallies, the bridge . . . dislikes 18th mod, peace loving hippies . . . ambition is to repaint the water tower . . . usually seen with: Greena, Lou, Casey or Kitty ... remembers most: I forgot. Football 1, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Auto Club 3. EUGENE BENOIT GRAHAM Gene likes AH HA on a five foot day, Hendrix experience . . . dislikes short hair, not having Bruins tickets, weekends . . . ambition is to live in Hawaii . . . usually seen with : Lenore, Kerry, Dickie, Bean, and Alan ... usually heard saying What ' s going on here? ... remembers most early morning hockey practices, Black Rock House. Hockey 3, 4; Track 2. MICHAEL JOHN GREENE Greena likes days at Whitehead, Friday and Saturday night parties . . . dislikes Sundays, dry nights, cold days ... usually seen with: Benji, Bill, Casey,. W.B., and Sally . . . ambition is to be an engineer . . . usually heard saying: You want to make a bet? ... remembers most the times I had with Tommy and Benji on Friday and Saturday nights. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. ANN HOWLAND GRINNELL Grinz likes V.H.P., food, Mr. Mac. (English class) ... dislikes plastic people, democracy, going to the beach and finding it locked??? ... ambition is to say something intelligent and to be understood . . . always heard saying Next joke . . . usually seen with: myself, IT, Fatty remem- bers most trips to Europe and to N. J., gate at the beach, MY SCOOTER. 17 HARRY JOSEPH HANLON III Churchy likes golf, beating The Leader , meatball sandwiches . . . dislikes marshal- ing, 1st lunch, Spanish, a raver . . . wants to make a million dollars . . . usually seen with The Leader . . . usually says Absolutely . . . remem- bers playing golf at 5:00 a.m. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); Marshal 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. MICHAEL SULLIVAN HEALEY Che likes Marx, existentialist novels, solitude . . . dislikes the existing social structure, people who act like characters out of Stendahl, senseless arguments . . . his ambition is to someday have the guts to live up to half the things he says . . . usually seen with T.C. and J.L. arguing about the weekend ... usually says Have you finished your Physics yet? . . . remembers the morning after. Troll 3, 4 (Editor); Dramatic Club 4. PAMELA MARY HOBBS Pam likes A.P. office, P.P.F., sports . . . dislikes homework, tests, class rank ... her ambition is to get to Wimbledon??? ... usually seen with Jane, a tennis racket ... usually says Not, not angry; just frustrated ... remembers teachers. Field Hockey 1, 3, 4 (Capt.); Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Capt.); Tennis 1, 2, 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; Student Council 1; Troll 2; Future Teachers ' Club 4; Rousers 1, 4; Marshal 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) ; Outing Club 3, 4 (Treas.). AMY HOLLINGSHEAD Amy likes red VW ' s, rainy nights, deserted beaches . . . dislikes good-byes, wait- ing for anything, physicals . . . wants to join the Army and be stationed in Kansas . . . usually seen with Toiner, The Group . . . usually says Oh no, really? , unbeleevable ... remembers summer ' 68, Boy from New York City , Mr. MacDonald, wild P.J. parties. Basketball 2; Softball 2, 3; Cheerleading 3; Powderpuff 3; Marshal 4; Rousers 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres.). SUSAN CAROLE HOWORTH Susie likes skiing, boys, fluffernutters . . . dislikes snobs, inconsiderate people, waxed beans . . . her ambition is to graduate and go to U. of Mass . . . usually seen with Anne Hurley, the Ferissi twins, kids from W.H.S. . . . usually heard saying Surf ' s up! and Ya coulda fooled me! ... remembers most body surfing in November without wet suits, October 11, 1968, Senior Prom at W.H.S. Transfer Student September 1968; Outing Club 4. MARGARET ANNE HUNT Magret likes electric hair, freaky woods, getting involved . . . dislikes brussel sprouts, cold hands . . . her ambition is not to be ambitious . . . usually seen with Kay, tripping around the halls . . . usually heard saying the same thing as Kay at the same time . . . remembers most October 19, 1968, finding something special, Kay, accidents with Kay. Basketball 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Troll 4. DEBORAH GAY JOHNSEN Debbie likes solitude — sometimes, The Prophet, Mr. Mac ' s English classes . . . dislikes shallow people, ulcers, insensitivity — that fatal disease of the heart . . . her ambition is to understand and to feel . . . usually seen reflecting, or with Mel? ... usually heard saying Yeeeeee-haaaaa! . . . remembers most people who care, F.A.M. . . . January 18, enticing windows, NHS studies. AFS 2; Rousers 2, 3; Troll 3, 4; Outing Club 4; Human -Concerns Club 3; SEMSBA 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Pres.); Yearbook 4. KRISTIN MELINDA JONES Kris likes classical guitar, French literature, pomegranates . . . dislikes scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs, and scrambled eggs . . . her ambition is to gain weight . . . usually seen with me, myself and I ... usually heard saying That ' s revolting . . . remembers most Negrita Linda. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4 (Treas.); NHS 3, 4 (Treas.); AFS 2, 3; T.A.R.C. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Outing Club 3, 4. 19 THOMAS WALTER JONES Jonesy likes C.K., D.M., Beechwood . . . dislikes hospitals, getting noon . . . wants to play the guitar better than Chet Atkins . seen with Debi and Char . . . usually says Nobody ' s poifect . bers Beechwood and the gang. Band 1, 2, 3. up before . . usually . . remem- BONNIE LEE KEEGAN Bon likes senior privileges, people who dare to be themselves, almost any kind of music . . . dislikes two-faced people, teachers who think no one else gives homework, loud people . . . her ambition is to realize true happiness by helping others . . . usually seen with some of the nicest people ... usually says Beautiful! ... remembers Mr. MacDonald ' s English class. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4 (Sec); Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; JCL 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Pres.) ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; SEMSBA 3; Yearbook 4; AFS 4; Field Hockey 3, 4 (Mgr.). STEPHEN PAUL KENT JR. Duck likes sleep, graduation day, cars . . . dislikes Art, work, Cohasset High . . . wants to be a bum with money . . . usually seen with Barn, Mike, Bill . . . usually says Boy, am I tired . . . remembers after lunch with Sam. FREDERICK RICHARD KOED Bert likes MGs, money, Larks . . . dislikes school, homework, school lunches . . . wants to own a Ferrari . . . usually seen with The Cherry Valley Gang . . . usually says I ' ve got my homework here somewhere . . . remembers his ' 59 MGA Twin Cam. Football 1; Auto Club 1. 20 GREGORY KENT KRAMER Greg likes hockey, girls, golf . . . dislikes morning hockey practice, a certain person, marshaling 1st lunch . . . hopes to become a Pro goalie . . . usually heard saying If I could only hit that little kid just once. . . . usually seen with people . . . remembers the ' 68 Homecoming Dance. Football 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 1, 2, 3,4. CHARLENE KURTZ Char likes Papadad, Tommy, her license and driving around . . . dislikes hippies, crutches, geometry . . . her ambition is to build in Beechwood . . . usually seen with Debi Mello, Tommy Jones, ' 68 Olds . . . usually heard saying Good one! ... remembers nights at Beechwood Corner with the gang, and carrying Jonesys ' books. Basketball 1, 2; Spanish Club 1. I DAVID TALBOTT LEHR Dave likes weekends, travel, soft things . . . dislikes homework, Hagerty ' s, a certain cop in Norwell . . . his ambition is to speak and not blush . . . usually seen with gray ' 59 Chevy, Don, Beck . . . remembers a blue flashing light and siren behind him while driving one dark night. Track 1, 2, 3; Outing Club 3, 4. SUSAN MARY ELLEN LIBBY Lib likes Paul, football games, weekends . . . dislikes frizzy hair, field hockey practice, freckles . . . wants to always be happy an d to make other people happy . . . usually seen with Paul, Gile, Mary Ellen . . . usually heard saying Oh, you ' re kidding, and Where is Paul? ... remembers most the night of August 4, 1967. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Rousers 3, 4; Field Hockey 1 (Mgr.), 3 (Co-Capt.), 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 1. 21 SAMUEL FRANCIS LINCOLN Link likes friendly girls, Joanne ' s parties . . . dislikes school, hippies, winter nights in God ' s country . . . wants to become mayor of Beechwood . . . usual- ly «een with the Beechwood gang ... usually says Who ' s paying? ... remembers Mr. Grant ' s office. Football 3, 4; AV 2; Auto Club 3. JOHN LAWRENCE LONGO Banana likes making people laugh, being himself, a certain girl in Australia . . . dislikes losing to Marshfield in anything, sitting home on Satur- day nights, narrow-minded adults . . . his ambition is to never make the same mistake twice . . . usually seen with Tim in his V.W. looking for greener pastures . . . usually says What are you selling? . . . remembers NHS studies, Sandy Beach, a certain Quincy intersection, January 18. NHS 3, 4; Marshal 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 3; Track 2. CHARLES WILLIAM MALONEY, JR. Charley likes Mr. Di ' s Calculus classes, gray, windy days, Mr. Mac ' s English classes . . . dislikes days without study periods, waiting 3 weeks for a corrected Math test, 11,000 miles of ticker tape ... his ambition is to remember Gail P ' s name . . . usually seen alone . . . usually says Now, look, just cool it . . . remembers NHS studies. NHS 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Rousers 4; Dra- matic Club 3, 4; Outing Club 4; SEMSBA 3, 4; District 4. ANN ELIZABETH MAREE Trouble likes B.L. and a certain ' 63 Ford, ' 64 Ford Galaxie, D.W., Scituate . . . dislikes school, working at Woolworth ' s with Ralph, a certain ' 63 Ford . . . wants to get out of C.H.S. and be on her own . . . usually seen with the gang — Char, Nancy, Lynda, Diz, Joanne, Denise, Tina . . . usually says Don ' t sweat it . . . remembers a certain special ring from D.W., Jill ' s parties, nights down Scituate with D.W., getting her license. 22 CHRISTINE ANN MARKS Tina likes Jerry, Big Jim, Taloopen ... dislikes a certain bridge in Maine, phonies, C.H.S. ... he ambition is to get married and have 10 kids . . . usually seen with Jerry, Denise, English taxi . . . usually says Really . . . remembers Labor Day weekend ' 68, nights at Beechwood corner. Softball 1; Latin Club 1. KANDANCE GAYLORD MARTIN Supermouth likes Winnie the Pooh, renraw, Mac . . . dislikes promises, white socks, sitting still . . . her ambition is to finish decoratng and show up on time for a C.H.S. dance! ... usually seen with tinsel teeth Davey, big feet Cotter, Warner . . . usually says It ' s Kandy with a K . . . remembers Steve Park ' s voice over the P.A. after a long campaign! Cheerleading 1, 2 (Capt.), 3 (Co-Capt.), 4 (Capt.); AFS 2, 3, 4; Rousers 2 (Pres.), 3, 4; Class Dance (Chm.) 2; Class Activities (Co-Chmn.) 3; Student Council 3, 4 (Pres.) Powderpuff 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. MARY JO McCORMICK Fatty Duck likes skiing, walking along the quiet beach, VW . . . dislikes diets, curly hair, scallops . . . her ambition is to hear the people behind me . . . usually seen with everybody, especially Candy . . . usually says No , What , Hi . . . remembers Hayes ' parties, submarine races, picnic on thruway, scallop in aluminum foil. Softball 1, 2; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Mgr.); Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder- puff 3, 4. WILLIAM ANTHONY McDONALD Mac likes Big Bikes, little Bonomi . . . dislikes nights, Senior girls . . . usually seen with Jeannette, Lou, Greena and Case . . . usually says Who ' s going tonight? ... remembers the Ed Mac and his morning locker prac- tices; catching Greena down Whitehead; M.B. in the seventh grade; trip to Needham with T.H. Football 1. 2, 3. 4 I Capt. I; Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 23 JOSEPH PAUL McGRATH Big Joe likes Mr. MacDonald, history, VWs . . . dislikes vacuum cleaners, Mon- day morning quarterbacks, Cadillac ... his ambition is to be Chief of Naval Operations . . . usually seen with a white VW, John, Paul, Gary, and Dana and sometimes Danny . . . usually heard saying Are you kidding me? ... remembers most Mr. MacDonald ' s English class. Marshal 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres.) ; AV 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Future Teacher ' s Club 2, 3 (Vice-Pres.). MARY ELIZABETH McLELLAN Betsey likes football, Sidney, weekends . . . dislikes her name spelled wrong, flat tires, Newburyport . . . her ambition is to see Cohasset with a winning football season . . . usually seen with Janet in Sidney . . . usually heard saying anything . . . remembers most skipping out of X-period. Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Majorettes 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; S.A.B. PAUL ANDREW MIDDELMANN Paulus likes English class, Jimi Hendrix, chocolate marshmallow sundaes . . . dislikes peanut butter and jelly, cruelty, prejudice ... his ambition is to live happily and be successful in business . . . usually seen with everybody ... usually heard saying Where ' s that crazy Swede? ... remembers most warm South African summers and surf. Dramatic Club 4; Troll 4; Cross Country 4; Foreign Exchange Student; AFS 4. DAVID MITCHELL Mitch likes Neapolitans, Texas A M, driving ... dislikes having a mother in the office, work on Sunday afternoons, braces . . . his ambition is to beat Hull and get an A in French . . . usually seen with B.C., Marshaling, Gaylord . . . usually heard saying Thanks for the warning . . . remem- bers most a trip to Arkansas, Physics scandal. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Rousers 3, 4; Student Council 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Class Play 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; SEMSBA 2; Boy ' s State Rep. 24 JANICE MARIE NARDO Nardo likes Mark, Pizza shop, being short . . . dislikes pizza, Hingham Police Chief, snobs ... her ambition is to get a 1 in conduct! ... usually seen with Mark or Judi ... usually says What are ya, soft? ... remembers March 22, 1968, July 28, 1968, the Pizza shop gang. Softball 1, 2, 3; Library Club; Mixed Chorus 4. PAUL FRANCIS NEAGLE Neag likes a certain girl, being late to Spanish because of marshaling, Physics . . . dislikes Sociology classes, the last two mods of M at h on Friday afternoon, marshaling 1st lunch . . . his ambition is to beat Gary in the hundred . . . usually seen with John, Dave, Dana, or Gary . . . usually says You better believe it . . . remembers the undefeated 1968 Track Team and the Marshfield Meet. Basketball (Mgr.) 2, 3; Football 3; Track 1, 2, 3; AV 2, 3; Class Activities Committee 3 (Chmn.); Cross Country 2; JCL 1; Key Club 2; Marshal 4; Yearbook 4; Rousers 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres.) ; Spanish Club 2, 3 (Pres.), 4; Student Council 4. WILLIAM ROBERT NICKERSON Nick likes. people sleeping in class, being a marshal, having fun ... dislikes everything . . . his ambition is to graduate from C.H.S. . . . usually seen with Steve, Barny, Mike . . . usually says I hate this class . . . remem- bers what fun school was. Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; Hockey 1, 4. JAMES JOSEPH O ' DONNELL IV Joe likes sneakers, Beethoven, music . . . dislikes Algebra II, being a Senior, administration ' s rules ... his ambition is to be a musician . . . usually says I am what my parents warned me about. . . . remembers that he ' s trying to forget. Football 3, 4; Basketball 1 (Capt.), 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Rousers 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 25 GAIL PETERSEN Ak-nu likes anything orange, C. S., British Sterling . . . dislikes white socks, having people mad at her, dirty gym suits . . . her ambition is to get through one class without sneezing ... usually seen with Chris and or Gangles, Lyni, Patty, Dale, Marcia, Grinz ... usually says 0 my! . . . remembers the A-frame, the Cape, Prom ' 68. Transfer Student Jan. 1967; Class Sec. 3; Press Club 3, 4 ' News Ed.); Modern Dance 2, 3 (Teacher), 4; Spanish Club 4 (Sec.-Treas.) ; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 (Sec); Troll 4; Art Club 3, 4; Rousers 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Cheerleading 3; Softball 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Powder- puff 3, 4. ROBERT CARL RECHNER Dewey likes summer, surfing, A.C.B. . . . dislikes N.C., economics, rules . . . his ambition is to get a fast car . . . usually seen with Ed Wall or Volks- wagen Bus . . . usually says I can ' t wait till this weekend . . . remembers being dismissed to go to court. LESLEY VIRGINIA RIPLEY Lee likes Scituate, Biology, Brattle Street . . . dislikes short boys, Physics, people with big mouths . . . her ambition is to win the Nobel Prize and or pass Physics . . . usually seen with Martha and Steffy . . . usually says That ' s really unique . . . remembers Good Friday ' 68. Student Council 1; French Club 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; Rousers 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; SEMSBA 2, 3. WILLIAM ROBINSON Barney likes sleeping in class, surfing . . . dislikes teachers waking you up class, anthropology, work ... his ambition is to stay awake in class . usually seen with Nick, Mike, Steve . . . usually says Wake up, Kent . remembers certain signs to Mr. Davis. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 DONALD ROBERT ROGERS Don likes boss ' 5:00 jokes, Mr. Di ' s math test, good food and drink ... dislikes working late on Saturdays, Monday mornings, Spanish . . . My ambition is to become a millionaire playboy . . . usually seen with the company ' s red Camino heading for Hull . . . usually says Hey, are you for real? ... remembers Florida night life, Mr. Cohen raving about his golf game. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3. JOHN EDWARD SADLER Quan likes C.C. pay day, C.C.D. classes at Bergsons, driving fast . . . dislikes Monday mornings, Bergson ' s coffee, Spanish classes . . . my ambition is to be ambitious . . . usually seen with any body and everybody . . . usually says too much . . . remembers Mr. Cohen ' s jokes. Art Club 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Marshall 4. JANET MARIE SHANNON Jan likes Senior studies, cutting in lunch line, football . . . dislikes 1st lunch, homework, frizzy hair . . . my ambition is to be on time . . . usually seen with Betsey in Sydney . . . usually says Do you have your Yearbook ads? ... remembers skipping out of x-period. A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 3; French 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Yearbook (Business Manager) 4; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Marshall 4; Rousers 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4; N.H.S. 4. DANA KEVIN SIMEONE DK likes the ' Cuda, Mr. Sheehan ' s classes, taking long walks on a beach or in a cemetery — at night . . . dislikes Tuesday afternoon football prac- tices, tripping on a date, wearing glasses . . . my ambition is to get my hair straightened . . . usually seen with John, Ralph, Paul . . . usually says No, I ' m going to Marshfield. . . . remembers Mr. Sheehan saying class participation counts % of the grade. Football 1, 2, 3, (Capt.) 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 27 NANCY LEE YOCUM Nance likes to smile, Dunkin ' donuts on Friday mornings, Logan airport . . . dis- likes cracking knuckles, phonies, people who wear yellow pink on Blue White Day . . . ambition is to speak French and Spanish fluently . . . usually seen with Turner and or DB . . . usually says where ' s the spirit in this school? . . . remembers Gracioso, August 2, Spirit Week. Softball 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 4; Routers 2 (Secretary), 3 (President), 4 (President); Majorettes 1, 3 (Co-Captain) 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain); French Club 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 2- ' Press Club 1 (Secretary); Marshall 4. JANE MABLE SOUTHER Jane likes Field Hockey, vacations, NHS studies ... dislikes Physics, Dirty food-splattered NSH tables, First period Gym Classes ... my ambition is to marry a millionaire and see the world . . . usually seen with Pam ... usually says Really?! ... remembers the blankety-blank homework. Softball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 1, 3, 4 (Pres.); Dramatic Club 2, 4; Yearbook Staff (Secretary); Outing Club 3 4 (V President); Marshall 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Secretary). SUSAN ANNE STOUGHTON Slue likes walking the beach in the rain, talking to Holly, bagels . . . dis- likes homework, conceited people, diets . . . my ambition is to travel meet people of other countries . . . usually seen with Holly Dianne . . : usually says Oh, really? ... remembers S.S.M.C., B.C. High, Girls State. Rousers 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 1; AFS 2, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Girls ' State Representative. DIANNE ELIZABETH TALARICO Di Simon Garfunkel, summers in Goshen, rings . . . dislikes curly hair, class meetings, getting up early ... my ambition is to have Physics legally outlawed . . . usually seen with Sue Holly, Usually says ' What? . . . remembers Mr. Sheehan ' s jokes. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2; High Times 1, Rousers 1, 2; Softball 1 (Co-Capt.); Field Hockey 1, 2 (Co-Capt.); Glee Club 4. KENNETH E. THAYER, JR. Kenny likes OJT, race cars . . . dislikes school, working . be a race car driver . . . usually seen with the Mr. Dorr. . . his ambition is to guys . . . remembers CHERYL ANN TIBBETTS Sherry likes Larry, lasagna, driving . . . dislikes homework, 1st lunch, phony people . . . her ambition is to meet people . . . usually seen with Jill and Larry . . . usually says Where do we go now? ' ' . . . remembers Is lunch, summer of ' 66, Mr. Mac ' s English class. Future Teachers, 1, 2; JCL 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; T.A.R.C. (Chair.) 3, 4; Marshal 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM TERRENCE TILDEN Terry likes Chevys, 2:35 ... dislikes homework, lunches ... his ambition is to buy out Paul ' s Sunoco . . . usually seen with the Saint . . . usually says What ' s up? . . . remembers washing the NSH tables. Football 1; Stage Crew 4; Auto Club 3. MARK JOSEPH TIMPANY ■ Sock likes progressive rock, skiing, Hingham . . . dislikes school dances, Col- lege Boards, Sock it to me! ... his ambition is to know true destina- tion ... usually seen with Strangers!?! . . . ' remembers several teachers. Track 2, 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4. 29 FRED STEVEN TROY III Bunga likes persons, places and things . . . dislikes Tootsie Rolls, accusations, plans . . . my ambition is to be a good citizen . . . usually seen with older people . . . usually says Let ' s . . . remembers Big Sur. A.V. Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3; Baseball 2, 4. CATHY JEANNE TURNER Turna likes cold rainy mornings, tuna fish, Dunkin ' Donuts . . . dislikes any type of math course, onions, my name spelled with a K . . . my ambition is to be able to solve a Simple math problem . . . usually seen with Debbie, Nancy, Grinz . . . usually says But ... I don ' t understand. I ' m starved! ... remembers wild pajama parties, the beach at 3 A.M., summer ' 68. French Club 2- Treasurer, 3 and 4- President; Yearbook Organizations Editor; Senior Egg Day Chairman 4; FTA 3 (Treasurer); Rousers 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Press Club 1 ; Powderpuff 3, 4. PATRICIA HELEN TUSING Fatsy likes RHB, Bikinis, workin ' down the Beach . . . dislikes the Army, Good byes, waiting for the call . . . my ambition is to say NO to RHB . . . usually seen with Bobby and or Grinz, Munt, Gangles, Stumpy, GRRR and Lyn . . . usually says everything very fast . . . remembers February 10, ' 67, the beach and Bergie ' s, Europe. Rousers 2, 3; Field Hockey 3, 4 (Co-.Captain) ; Homecoming Chairman; Yearbook 4; Marshall 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Junior Varsity Cheering 1. EDWARD HOWARD WALL Ed likes Vans, magical minds, people who are committed, concerned dedi- cated . . . dislikes hang ups, short hair, the unwise wise . . . my ambition is to shake the world . . . usually seen with a white Mustang, the crew, Ann Grinnell and no money . . . usually says That ' s a real hang up . . . remembers discussions with Ann Grinnell, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Breaking Bob ' s Van, the $57.64 Vespa. Transfer Student — New Jersey. 30 JAMES WATSON Benji likes Gratto ' s Grocery store, Saturday nights, motorcycles . . . dislikes school, narrow-minded teachers, Sunday mornings . . . wants to live to be 105 years old . . . usually seen with the men . . . usually says Now if I had an I.D. . . . remembers cold winter nights at the Bathouse with Keating; 8th grade Town Hall dances with Greena. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage 1, 2; AV 1, 2. LEAH LINDA WHIPPLE Flea likes sailing, things done her way, Joe . . . dislikes football, wearing shoes, irresponsibility . . . her ambition is to live 9 different lives ... us- ually seen wth the gray bomber, the younger brother . . . usually says Boy am I dumb . . . remembers dance decorations, homework at the Day ' s, Class of ' 68. Student Council 1, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres.) ; Class Pres. 3; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Art Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA 1, 2; Softball 2 (Co-Capt.) 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. MICHELE RUTH WHITE Diz likes Wayne T., Scituate Harbor, weekends . . . dislikes car accidents, phony pepole who try to attract attention, Gym class . . . wants to be a nurse . . . usually seen with Wayne, Sis, the Gang . . . usually says Trouble, let ' s skip out . . . remembers Labor Day weekend, nights in Norwell, Scituate, Mr. Mac ' s English Class, JoAnne ' s house. HOLLY GALLEGOS WHITE Hollister likes a certain black felt hat, the number 13, backing out of Stoughton ' s driveway . . . dislikes people who live a lie, days when she doesn ' t get her homework done, frizzy hair . . . her ambition is to live a simple but fulfilling life . . . usually seen with Slue Dianne . . . usually says Be Good . . . remembers Mickie Bishop, Tidey Town, calling wrong numbers, Hoy family, summer of ' 68, pink passes, B. C. High — B. S., T. H., J. C, A certain day sailer, St. Croix. Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 4; Rousers 1; Art Club 1, 2. 31 MICHAEL JAMES WILLARD Mike likes wine, women, song . . . dislikes no wine, no women, no song . . . my ambition is to join the Air Force . . . usually seen with any number of girls . . . usually says On the count of two . . . remembers at the Beach and Berg ' s. Transfer Student. DEAN ANTHONY WILLIAMS Hinezy, Whipsy likes running down the hall, Friday dismissal bell, ranking . . . dislikes shop class my ambition is to buy a new car . . . usually seen with anyone — whoever can stand me . . . usually says Oh, I ' ve got a hundred of those . . . remembers Mr. Cohen ' s History class. Stage 2, 3, 4; A.V. 2, 3; Auto Club 3. DIANE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Diane likes unauthorized vacations, Pat Kat Co., New York vacations . . . dislikes dentists, accidents, hockey injuries . . . my ambition is to have a perfect attendance record . . . usually seen with Calore, Judi and Janice . . . usually says Hey, there ' s a college today . . . remembers March 22, 1968, the Tent. Field Hockey 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4. WILLIAM BLAKE WOOMER Willis likes Chevys, N. Y. ... dislikes C.H.S. . . . my ambition is to be a manager of Bergson ' s . . . usually seen with Alfie, usually says Is it fast? . . . remembers being born. AV 1, 2; Basketball 1; Stage 1, 3. 32 Senior Awards STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXCHANGE Seated:. Stephanie Brundige, Lesley Ripley, Bonnie Keegan. Standing: Daniel Brennock, Mr. Cohen (advisor), David Mitchel. Most Talkative Janice Mardo and Joe McGrath Most Athletic Friendliest Wittiest Pam Hobbs and Mary Jo McGormack and Ann Grinnell and Bill McDonald Paul Middelmann Tim Carlson Class Couple Sally Day and Mike Greene 37 Done Most for C.H.S. Kandy Martin and Bob Cotter Most Likely Best Dancer to Succeed Class Blushers Janice Nardo and Jimmy Watson 38 Best Combination of Beauty and Brains Most School Spirit Nancy Yocum and Bob Cotter 2 Sally Day and Paul Middlemann Best Dressed Most Sophisticated Dale Edminster and Ed Wall Most Versatile Debbie Johnsen and Mike Healey Leah Wipple and Dana Simeone 39 Class Flirts Cutest Dale Edminster and Bob Rechner Nancy Damon and Harry Hanlon Best Looking Best Liked Mary Jo McCormick and Mike Greene Pat Tusing and Jimmy Watson 40 Most Disorganized Best Artists Cathy Turner and Mark Cifrino Joanne Gile and Ron Goodwin 41 Prophecy Although every Cohasset football game is a special event in itself, today ' s game is espe- cially important, for the entire class of 1969 is represented here for their twenty-fifth year reunion. Taking Mr. Davis ' place in the announcers stand is sportscaster Casey Coleman and wife, Tina, a familiar couple about town. As the players warm up for the big game. Kandy Martin, newly elected president of the Boosters Club, is getting things ready for the crowning of the coveted Homecoming Queen award. Looking up at the stands, I see many members of our outstanding class — Tom and Charlene Jones, holding hands; Paul and Sue Neagle, new owners of Curtis Compact; Cathv and Bob Cotter with their fifteen chil- dren; siamese twins Patsy and Bobby Byrnes, and Margaret and Kay Benedict. Success hasn ' t changed our Gary Ainslie a bit. Cheryl Tibbetts is signaling us but nothing can be heard: probably due to the loud chatter of Linda Blair, Ann Maree, and Fred Troy. 1 hear that Sharon Campbell is here, but no one seems to be able to see her. In case of accident, numerous nurses are on hand — Martha Duggan and Stephanie Brundige from the Ripley Road Nursing Home, and Michele White, Karen Smith, Nancy Damon and Lynda Gogill all from the Cohasset Knoll. Joanne Gile. a well-known artist, and Keith Codding- ton just drove up on their Honda 50 ' s, leaving Sam Lincoln, president of Beechwood As- sociates, and his Mercedes in the dust. Several class members called in to say that they would be unable to be here today. Among them are Ed Wall, who is still cleaning up from last night ' s reunion; Amy Hollingshead, also detained because of last night ' s party; Lyn Congdon, because it ' s against her religion ; Donna Block, because she ' s cheering for Hull ' s team; Michael Healey, who is a guerilla fighter in South Am erica; Leah Whipple, who is visiting Paul Middelmann in South Africa; Sue Stoughton, who is home sick; John Longo, who is on his way to Marshfield; Joe McGrath, who is campaigning with wife Betsey; and Bob Dutton, who is away. Several members of our class have finally put Cohasset on the map with their great suc- cess stories. For instance, Kathv Cashin, Star of the smash hit, Funny Girl is here with the Co-star of The King and I, Tim Carlson. David Lehr, author of Boy, Was I Red! , is busy signing autographs. Supreme Court Judge, Michael Smith is discussing the good ' ol days with police chief, Robert Rechner. Jane Souther is being commended for her new position as Dean of Women at Tufts University. Jce O ' Donnell is fighting off dozens of swooning girls after the release of his tenth golden alLum. And finally, we have Lesley Ripley, Metropolitan Opera singer, who has promised to sing for us during half time. The field of sports is well represented here today. Olympic star, Holly White, is here .along with the winner of the men ' s downhill. Mark Timpany, and the Women ' s Open star Pam Hobbs. We also have the expected winner of the open golf tournament, Harry Hanlon, and track stars, Eric Aroner and Kevin Farrell. In addition. I can see Bill McDonald, able coach of the fantastic Boston Bruins, (who also recently bought Whitehead Beach to avoid further disturbances), with several of his team players — Gene Graham, Barney Robin- son, Greg Kramer, and the only female hockey player in the world, Mary Ellen Cifrino, Michael Greene, star spectator, has also broken a few records. Debbie Bartlett, who has maintained her nickname all these years, is heading the refresh- ment committee, aided by Sue Howarth and Bill Woomer, whose specialty is sliced chicken sandwiches with no lettuce. Janet Shannon is STILL collecting ads! People from all over town have showed up to watch the game and join in the festivities. Representing West Corner are William Nickerson, Mike Emanuello, Steve Kent, and Janice Nardo, who are holding up a banner reading Lokie ' s for Fine Food. Judy Eman- uello, Joanne Dini and Dottie Anderson used their remaining stamped pink passes to skip today ' s festivities, but Mary Calorio, film star decided to come for awhile. Ku Rogers and Charles Maloney, instructors at Vic Tanney ' s, appear to be enjoying the stares of the admiring cheerleaders. Ann Grinnell, who opened up her OWN casual corner, and Dale Edminster. who owns the chain of ORIGINAL Casual Corners, are busy discussing the cloth- ing business, while Deboral Duncan keeps insisting that tobacco picking is much more profitable. We have a full and varied agenda of entertainment organized for half-time. Kris Jones is going to do a whistling solo; a few members of the New York Philharmonic — Danny Brennock, Bonnie Keegan, and Dana Simeone — are going to entertain us; Nancy Yocum, holder of the New England Award in baton twirling, is going to give us a demonstration; Ron Goodwin is going to show us some of his latest artistic masterpieces; and Mark Cifrino, Mr. Universe is going to bend steel in his bare hands and leap a few high buildings in a single bound. Also scheduled are a few lectures — Mary Ellen Martin, who is still at- tending classes for speech, is going to talk on foreign affairs, and Debbie Johnsen is going to give us a run down on her secret work at Cards Shards. We also have various awards to be presented to those members of the class who have excelled in a particular area. Pre- senting the awards are James Benji Louie Watson, owner of our local hardware store, and Long Tall Sally Day, New York model. The first award goes to Denise Dolan for the amaz- ing feat of changing her hair color forty-two times in one week! The Old Man and The Sea award goes to none other than Dean Williams. The science award goes to Mary Jo McCormick for making many scientific contributions while researching at Babson College, and the last award goes to Hans Ekman for the courage and will power it took to leave all those Swedish beauties to come to our reunion. Among our late comers are Diane Williams, governess for the governor; Christine and Jerry Pattyson; John Sadler, Spanish professor at Haivard College; Richard Andrews and Fred Koed, co-owners of the South Shore Sports Car Lot; and Dave Mitchell, orthodontist. Just a few last minute announcements before the game begins; make-up for the Home- coming Queen and her cour t was done by Dianne Talarico, cosmetic coordinator, and cars are being supplied courtesy of Ken Thayer Associates, The Terry Tilden Corp., and Dave Clark Chevrolet. And now, on with the game! By Gail Petersc. Journalist for N. Y. Times 43 Class Will GARY AINSLIE leaves his Homecoming votes to a deserving junior boy. RICH ANDREWS leaves a blown 427 Vette in the parking lot. ERIC ARONER leaves Mr. Davis another son. DEBBIE BARTLETT leaves Mr. Campbell with a new personal secretary to take over the little room. KAY BENEDICT and Magret Hunt leave a lifetime supply of peppermint lifesavers to all the juniors. DONNA BLOCK leaves her fickle finger of fate award for Hull sup- port to CO. and J.L. DANNY BRENNOCK leaves Mr. Erbe various and sundry methods of solving Physics problems. STEPHANIE BRUNDIGE leaves a neater room to Mr. Lucas. MARY CALORIO leaves one slightly used pair of goalie shoes to Cathy Coleman. SHARON CAMPBELL leaves French class and Julia Child to Mr. Narkiewicz. TIM CARLSON leaves V.W. driving hints to anyone stupid enough to own one. CATHY CASHION leaves doing the announcements to junior boys. MARY ELLEN CIFRINO leaves Physics with a smile. KEITH CODDINGTON leaves a Go Slow sign to any deserving person on Hal- loween night. LYNDA COGILL leaves a bottle of Bayer aspirin to Mr. Vafides. CASEY COLEMAN leaves— maybe. LYN CONGDON leaves a 5 ' 5 Florida orange. BOB COTTER leaves 2 votes to the next boy who runs for Student Council president. NANCY DAMON leaves her stilts to Mr. Cohen. SALLY DAY leaves a few feet to Miss Babaian. JOANNE DINI leaves Mr. Grant in peace. DENISE DOLAN leaves all of her lollipops to Mr. Dorr. MARTHA DUGGAN leaves Mr. Narkewicz in peace. DEBBIE DUNCAN leaves her weirdness to everyone. BOB DUTTON leaves Mr. Erbe Mass. State. DALE EDMINSTER leaves for Las Vegas as soon as possible. HANS EKMAN leaves his knowledge of A.F.S. JUDY EMANUELLO leaves a book of jokes to Mr. Plant. MICHAEL EMANUELLO leaves Mr. Collins a pamphlet on How to Improve Your Strutting. KEVIN FARRELL leaves one deserving junior the answers to the Physics tests. JOANNE GILE leaves Davis Math to anyone who wants to take it. RONNIE GOODWIN leaves a roll of movie film to Mr. Collins. GENE GRAHAM leaves Bob Cotter one more date with his cousin. MICHAEL GREENE leaves the school to Kandy Martin and Bob Cotter. ANN GRINNELL leaves free rides on her scooter to any member of the faculty who will chance it. HARRY HANLON leaves Mike without any competition. MIKE HEALEY leaves two years of his life. PAM HOBBS leaves Miss Babaian with Bons reves. SUE HOWORTH leaves without her glasses (and without seeing). MARGRET HUNT and Kay Benedict depart hypertentiously. DEBBIE JOHNSEN leaves all the school ' s windows to anyone crazy enough to want to break them. KRISTEN JONES leaves whistling. TOM JONES leaves a lark in the boys ' room for Harry. 44 Class Will BONNIE KEEGAN leaves her Nixon-Agnew sticker for Mr. Cohen and Mr. Gilmartin to fight over. STEVEN KENT leaves his brother Dave to cause more trouble. FRED KOED leaves the boys room. GREG KRAMER leaves the golf team without a star. CHARLENE KURTZ leaves the six other Kurtzes. SUSAN LIBBY leaves Punt to graduate with the seniors next year. SAM LINCOLN leaves his ashes. JOHN LONGO leaves knowing more and enjoying it less. CHARELS MALONEY leaves on the verge of an apocalyptically, moon-struck, cachectic, frenzies, and schozophrenic attack of nor- malcy. ANN MAREE leaves a care package in the girls room for the rest of the gang CHRISTINE MARKS leaves Miss Babaian her bamboo dancing. KANDY MARTIN leaves the lengths of skirts up to Mr. Cohen. MARY JO McCORMICK leaves old hearing aid batteries. BILL McDONALD leaves Whitehead to Dotty and Dennis. JOE McGRATH leaves being captain of the Marshals to any one that wants it. BETSEY McLELLAN leaves a four year old faculty pass to Mr. Erbe. PAUL MIDDLEMAN leaves an invitation to South Africa to Students and fac- ulty of C.H.S. DAVE MITCHELL leaves mother in the office for another year. JANICE NARDO leaves her pizzas to Mr. McCallum. PAUL NEAGLE leaves his Honda to Curtis Farms. GAIL PETERSON leaves a well-worn shovel in room 250. BOB RECHNER leaves. LESLEY RIPLEY leaves chorus with hope. DON ROGERS leaves Mr. Di without a comment. JOHN SADLER leaves nothing of value. JANET SHANNON leaves all the yearbook ads to next year ' s business man- ager. DANA SIMEONE leaves the 55 Italian jokes told to him by Mr. Di to Paul Baccari. JANE SOUTHER leaves long, long red hairs to be swept up. SUE STOUGHTON leaves the tennis team to her sister. DIANNE TALERICO leaves Santa ' s hair to Mr. Davis. KEN THAYER leaves the parking lot for a test track. CHERYL TIBBETTS leaves So. Weymouth to the next senior girls. TERRY TILDEN leaves St. John ' s with regrets and memories. FRED TROY leaves a Lesson in Democracy to C.H.S.. CATHY TURNER leaves the donut can to any teacher who would like to fill it. PATTY TUSING leaves the Happy Corridor to all the happy people at C.H.S. ED WALL leaves his Mustang to anyone who can feed it. LEAH WHIPPLE leaves her legs to the next year ' s track star. HOLLY WHITE leaves ABC gum to Mr. Sheehan. MICHELE WHITE leaves her classes to her sister and the other Beech- wooders. MIKE WILLARD gracefully leaves those lunches. DEAN WILLIAMS leaves a year ' s supply of Scope mouthwash. DIANE WILLIAMS leaves her book of J.T. passes to Cindy. BILLY WOOMER leaves his mommy alone in the library. NANCY YOCUM leaves her school spirit. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Administration English Mathematics Mr. DiGirolamo ft Mr. Dunn Mrs. Bates Music Mr. Davis Mr. Jancourtz Mr. Rogers Mr. Bowman Mr. Rudolph 50 Social Studies Mr. Kelly Mr. Barker Home Economics Reading Mrs. Wunschel Mrs. Glover Mr. Leach 51 Physical Education Mr. Dorr Mr. Chatterton Miss Babaian Commercial Miss Nelson Mrs. Lahage Industrial Arts Mr. Plante Mr. Hughes Guidance Library I Mrs. Pratt Mr. McCallum Mr. Leary Miss Holman Mrs. Woomer Juniors President: Frank Libby Vice President: Susan Luckey Secretary: Linda Macklin Treasurer: Nancy Chase Vicki Watkins Floyd Ansley Cynthia Davis Charles Marks Sandra Spinzola Erika Alert Mary Adele Burkt- Donna Green Maureen Healy Paul Bilodeau Joyce Salyards Lynn Pape Bill McLaughlin Carol Bartlett Peter Perroncello Jeanne Anderson Sally Young Dana- Prescott Debbie Knowles Nancy Chase Marybeth Ahearn mm Mi Sally McKinnon Todd Grisdale Hans Bowker Michael Maher Roberta Howe James McKinnell Diane Higgins Jeff Barrie Douglas Gordon Suzanne Marsh Laurel Laidlaw Cathy Walsh Peter Laney Susan Grayken Elizabeth Turner John Emmerich Lani; Tousley Alan Coblentz Robert Stanton Linda Macklin Nicki Florescu i Jf - ■ . • ft A IT ; -i t Drew Quigley Sue Luckey Karen Spalt Ellen Hoffman George Havestro Roger Smith Michale Delaney Bonnie Carraher Hudson Carmody Peter Hasson Pat Hall Dennis Cornnors Leslie Russell Debbie Roper Kathy Oliver John Gile Richard Kiley Robert Thompkins Jack Silvia Paul Baccari Kim Martin Sophomores President: Paul Laugelle Vice President: Carol O ' Donnell Secretary: Nancy Antoine Treasurer: Raymond Livingston Theresa Fox Elvy Turner Glenn Granger Alec Murphy Jean Lahage John Cogill Patrice Devin Nancy Antoine Mary Grayken Ted Macklin Robert Nickerson Danny Davis Robert Carter Gail Bilodeau James Higgins Russell Luker Sarah Souther Ruth Reddy Roxanne Ritter Jeanita Ainslie Kevin Prendergast 59 Sophomores | 3b 4 Laura Pattyson f -« Rowena Stamp U Mary Oldfield « C Vincent Sestito iSi M L. Theodore Macklin |;% - fl H Stephen Timpany H H Walter Phippen infl Betsy Murphy ▼ -A Tom Hanlon 7 Steve Mack ' JJ Richard Patrolia Ida Stone kh Gary Sisson David Kent j HB i ' P Ik Phillip Rose ■ L A Robert Muir Tim O ' Connell J a Tom Anslev Robert Kelleher Eileen Buckley- William Judd Francis Broderick Danny O ' Donnell Pa ula Ballerino Hilja Rautiala Sheila Sullivan Carly O ' Donnell Tom Sinopoli Peggy Vecchione Merridith Golden Alec Murphy Peter Kurtz Rita White Janet McLaughlin Moira Londergan Gail Hubbell James Plank Domenic Saldi Scott McLean Nadine Rose Cathy Wheeler Linda Rowe 60 Freshmen mlt r (1 o Scott Anderson Dennis Downes Pat Donovan Peter Kelliher Dennis Dolley Dana Williams Lyn Edminster Fred Moore David McNulty Jeanne Stoughton Ann Small Joseph Patrolia Jonathan Hill Susan Healy John Hoopes Fred Huntworth Patricia McCartha Ellen Barlow Sharon Harris Lynne Bjorklund Mike Young ■mM 1 HI if IP John Florescu Jim Benedict Harold Ray Jimmy Fox Mary Newberry Phillip Lehr Randell Rosano John Mahoney Richard Mulligan William Dini Karen Bowker Linda Segrest Nunzio Colletti Jimmy Dean Robert Protrulis Nicholir Sinopol Roberta Risso Mike McDermott William Burbridg Richard Antoine Nicky Anderson 61 Freshmen , ' j lil[fl 1 yra L i K mM%% Jody Congdon Sara Brundige Kevin Bailey- Ann Charles James McGinnis Terry Green Pat Joyce Merry Lynch Ann Madigan Nancy Libby Donna Basmajian Douglas Pensinger Sue Maynard Coleen Walls Vaughan Pratt Laurie Goodrich Susan Jaeckel Andy Boyt Susan Roy Henry Zook Holly Knowles 1 Of ft i ' mm I A 1 ' i •A J F David Keefe Jane Hall Bobby Walls James Figueiredo Stephen Cone Mary Turner Sandra Rowe Lisa Spalt Mike Smith John Sullivan Stephen Sadler Peter McNulty Sue Berry Francis G ' ' ian Darla Jackson Pheobe Field Pat Mulhern Pam Gile James Fiori Kathy Coleman Kathy Maher Eighth Grade Ann Mack Beth Muir Eric Ricketts Roberta McKinnel Brian Prendergas Karen Tewksberry Bobby Higgins Cheryl Albrecht Linda Thayer Karla Rose Eilken Sullivan Elizabeth Viola Jane Emerich Susan Sadler Jonathan Wilson Alison Woods Linda Kraft Stephen Kelly Marianne Haskell David Londergan John Sargent William Signorel Mark Delaney Natalie Young Billy Patrolia David Murphy Tommy Calorio Norris Plank Cathy Legget Kathy McCarthy Jill Duncan Diane Howorth Anne Evans Paul Donovan Joseph Fisher Mary Cotter Sharon McDonald Stephen Evans Jeff Badger Ralph Gjesteby Joseph Walsh William Carter ■ J fa m P Janet Cline Martin Begian Billy Lord Stephen Hubbell Kathy Kelly Susan Coleman Randy Boscow Carl Berans Paul McCarthy Nina Steele Mary Hobbs David Cogill Jessie Mayer Peter Hoffman 63 Eighth Grade Tom Harrington Jeff Pratt Scott Stuart Kathy Fox John Pattyson Sherwood Ainslie Valerie Madge Brian O ' Donnell Steven Keefe David Walsh Karen Farrell Debbie Dupre Peter Pratt Saldi Giustina Jayne Figueiredo Bonnie Kehoe Kate Sceery Linda Nickerson Joseph Jason Sheila Madigan Linda Conte Celine DeSantis Greta Towle Paula D ' Onofrio Dianne Burbridge Eileen O ' Connell Beverly McLaughlin Amy McClure Debbie Jones Susan Fernalld Leslie Ahearn Tom Barrie Daniel Basmajian Steven Tibbetts Jackie Kurtz Maria Jason Stephen Smith Fred Higgins Bruce Kiley Danny Ainslie Kim Coddington Marianna Giffen Ricky Sawyer Sheldon Ripley David Infusino Terry Prescott Danny Jones Debbie Nast Carol Paine Marianne Hughes Patricia Paterson Richard Place Brian Hill Francis Colin Maureen O ' Brien Susan Piepenbrink 64 Seventh Grade Jane Goodfellow Dianne Bloomfield Karla Pearson Robert Pfaffman Suzanne Cone Douglas Thompson Paul Rooney Laurie Fessler David Smith Jimmy Cone Paula Emanuello Peter Gurnis Paul Frasier Peter Grimes William Shealspee Carol Shea Megan Lynch Greg Hoffman Lisa Laugelle Eric Knight Sandra Greene lit r Eh 1, Chris Douglass Pierce Cray Kevin McNeil Peter Pearce John Buckley Kathy Farren Bradford Clark Richard Yeager Ellen Tewksbury Dennis Sargent Arthur Howe Joseph Dooley Debbie Smith Joseph Rosano Gina Giuliano Margaret Signorelli Susan Kelly John Brewer Cathy Anderson Ed Block Philip Alexander 3 1 ii HI A if ■|BF ■ mmmm ■ - -« - FT Wendy Chambers Pamela Bartlett Robin Butterwick Taylor Spalt Frederick Piepenbrink Laurie Woodruff John Quilty Peter Anderson Patrick Ahearn Michael Bailey Lee Dixon Emit Holt Jack McDonald Carol Goodine 65 Seventh Grade 66 Way Back in Elementary Kindergarten 67 Fourth Grade M.stoH Studios, hit Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 1st row: B. Judd, E. Trayers, V. Sestito, J. Hagan, P. Baccari, Co-Capt. B. McDonald, Co-Capt. D. Simeone, B. Greene, B. Keating, F. Norris. 2nd row: Coach Dunn, Coach Collins, J. McGrath, S. Lincoln, R. Goodwin, B. Watson, M. Emanuello, D. Clark, D. Mitchell, G. Ainslie, B. Nickerson, M. Greene, C. Coleman, D. Keefe, Coach Dorr, Coach DiGirolamo, Coach Chatterton. 3rd row: J. Greene, F. Libby, P. Perroncello, J. Livingstone, M. Cisson, B. Broderick, H. Carmody. Dave Clark, Dave Mitchell Gary Ainslie Football - 1968 72 M. Greene, D. Clark, B. McDonald, J. Hagan, D. Simeone, P. Baccari, B. Keating, E Trayers, G. Ainslie, C. Coleman, V. Sestito B. Keating, D. Clark, D. Simeone, B. McDonald, J. Watson, E. Trayers, G. Ainslie P. Baccari, V. Sestito, B. Greene, B. Nickerson Coaches Mike Greene, Casey Coleman, Coaches Dorr and Di Co-Captains Bill McDonald, Dana Simeone 74 75 76 Homecoming 1968 Homecoming Queen KANDY MARTIN HER COURT Sally Day, Lyn Congdon, Susan Howorth Debbie Bartlett, Maryjo McCormick Debbie and her Dad Lyn and Mr. Martin Sally and her Dad Kandy and her Dad Kandy smiles as she receives roses from Mr. Ripley. Sue and her Dad Maryjo and her Dad 78 Cross Country Varsity 1st row: M. Timpany, D. Tosi, D. Brennock, M. Cotter, D. O ' Donnell. T. O ' Connell. 2nd row: H. Eckman, R. Cotter, K. Farrell, R. Cotter, P. Middlemann. K. Coddington. Jr. High We love you Coach 80 Seniors D. Brennock 81 Field Hockey Varsity Front row, left to right: M. Ahearn, M. E. Cifrino, H. White, P. Tusing, P. Hobbs, S. Libby, M. Calnrio, J. Souther. Back row: B. Kee gan (mgr.), M. J. McCormick (mgr.), M. Golden, P. Hall, K. Coddington, B. Keefe, J. Anderson, K. Martin, S. Sullivan, N. Chase, S. Grayken. Holly Calore Coach Babaian Junior Varsity Kneeling: S. Roy, S. Marsh, J. Hall, P. Gile, C. Williams, K. Coleman, J. Congdon, D. Williams, G. Martin. Kneeling in second row: P. Joyce, C. Patrolia, S. Healy, J. Stoughton, D. Devin, A. Charles, M. Goodwin, K. Haskell, P. McCarthy, K. Coleman. Standing: B. Keegan (Mgr.), N. Bilodeau, G. Bilodeau, S. Maynard, H. Knowles, N. Libby, K. Maher, S. Souther, D. Basmajian, M. J. McCormick (Mgr.). Junior High 7th Grade 8th Grade Kneeling: S. Thayer, M. Conlan, P. Antoine, K. Anderson (Co-Capt.), G. Giuliano (Capt.), P. O ' Rourke, S. Kelley, P. Hanlon, A. Cifrino. Standing: S. Bloomfield, P. Przybylowicz, J. Basmajian, J. Neagle, K. White, C. Hart, L. Fesler, D. Powers, S. Begien, E. Joyce, P. Mulligan, E. Tewksbury, V. Souther. Kneeling: E. Muir, E. Sullivan, L. Ahearn, N. Young, K. Fitzpatrick, (Capt.), E. O ' Connell, K. Kelley, E. Viola, C. Przybylowicz. Standing: Mrs. H. Pratt (Coach), M. O ' Brien, B. Kehoe, N. Steele, K. Leggat, A. Enos, K. Tewksbury, L. Conte, P. D ' Onofrio, D. Thompson, R. McKinnell, J. Cline, P. Paterson, (Mgr.) 83 Sitting it out Poor little finger win . . . win . . . WIN Basketball Varsity L to R: H. Eckman, R. Dutton, K. Coddington, K. Farrell, M. Emanuello, E. Aroner, D. Bren- nock, P. Baccari, J. Emmerich, N. Florescu, R. Cotter, W. McLaughlin, D. Quigley, Coach Chat- terton. 87 88 Closest we got to the Tech. ■ ■ — « nil 1 -- M P. Hall. S. Libby, K. Coddington, S. Grayken, K. Martin, A. Grinnell (co-captain), P. Hobbs (co-captain), M. Healy, S. Spinzola. J. Anderson, M. Ahearn, E. Hoffman. SUSAN B a 1 1 1 GRINZ PAM They worked . . . KIM GRINZ JEAN TRISHA PAM for this • • • Cohasset . . . .29 38 Cohasset. . . .30 Avon 12 Cohasset. . . .41 Notre Dame 35 Cohasset. ...55 West Bridgewater . . 27 Cohasset. . . .39 Marshfield 43 Cohasset. . . .34 Holbrook 15 Cohasset. . . .33 Apponoquet 21 Cohasset. . . .52 Norwell 42 Cohasset. . . .34 East Bridgewater . . . 22 Cohasset. . . .37 Hull 29 Cohasset. . . .20 Duxbury 36 OUR TEAM! finishing 3rd in their league! 91 Junior Varsity 1st row: D. Jackson, J. Congdon, D. Block, S. Sullivan (co-captain), D. Williams, M. Fox, C. Walls. 2nd row: M. Londergan, S. Heally, C. Williams, D. Ritter, Mrs. White, D. Ballerino, J. Lahage, P. Gile, M. Duncan, C. Coleman. 5 Cohasset. . . .14 Avon Cohasset. . 6 Notre Dame 7 Cohasset. . . .11 Marshfield Cohasset. . . .17 Holbrook Cohasset . . . .17 Apponquet Cohasset. . . .12 Cohasset. . 6 Cohasset. . 6 Hull Cohasset. . . .21 Duxbury ff They try harder 92 Hockey Kneeling: J. Watson, B. McDonald, B. Keating, M. Smith, G. Graham, W. Robinson. Standing: J. Livingston, R. Carter T. O ' Connell, T. Macklin, J. Gile, B. Broderick, S. Clark, S. Setino, Mr. McDermott. First Line Second Line S. Setino, J. Barrie, J. Livingston On Defense Ted, Bill, Johnny Our defense was the best in the league! With Bill ' s tough checking and Greg ' s fine saves, only twelve pucks got into the net. Greg ' s goal tending gave Cohasset five big shutouts including the win over Blue Hills. 94 Bill Barne) Benji Mike CHAMPS COHASSET ? OR BLUE HILLS? 8:56 remaining! Score 0-0. Red Light Red Light! Tim O ' Connell steals the puck, and he slaps! Red Light. Cohasset ' s stands rock as trumpets play On Wisconsin, while others yell, We don ' t mess around. The skating Skippers led by Coach Mc- Dermott excitedly hug each other. But one goal leads are not enough. As the Cohasset crowd continues to roar, Skip Carter flips one past the Blue Hills goalie. Only 4:30 more 2-0! The stands continue to shake as onlookers cheer, We ' re No. 1. At two minutes Blue Hills pulls their goalie. Barney Robinson skates through the defense to score another. The fans scream as our Skippers skate down the ice with 55 seconds to get another Red Light. Tim fires one past the goalie. Three-two-one. WE ARE THE CHAMPS. 4-0. Gene 95 Bill taking it out 96 Cohasset. ... 10 Cohasset 5 Cohasset 5 Cohasset 4 Cohasset 6 Cohasset 3 Cohasset 5 Cohasset 9 Cohasset 3 Cohasset Cohasset 4 Cohasset 2 Cohasset 3 SCOREBOARD Holbrook Hull 2 Randolph 1 Blue Hills 2 Oliver Ames 1 Marshfield Stoughton Holbrook 1 Hull 2 Randolph 2 Blue Hills Oliver Ames 1 Stoughton We don ' t mess around ! ! ! JOHNNY G. clears it. All the way, Billy 97 SCOREBOARD Cohasset. . . .10 Avon 2 Cohasset 4 Vo. Tech Cohasset 3 E. Bridgewater 5 Cohasset 3 Duxbury 7 Cohasset 4 W. Bridgewater 6 Cohasset 5 Apponequet 7 Cohasset 1 Norwell 5 Cohasset 13 Marshfield 8 Cohasset 2 Hull 1 Cohasset 5 Avon 3 Cohasset. . . . 10 Vo. Tech 2 Cohasset 2 Holbrook Cohasset 2 Duxbury 3 Cohasset 6 Hanover 5 Cohasset 3 Norwell 6 The ' 68 season was a close race for the pennant all the way till the last two games of the season. The ' 69 season promises to be an even better season because of the precision hitting and quick defense. 98 Softball R-l: 1st row: S. Sullivan, S. Day, S. Libby, N. Yocum, L. Whipple, M. Ahearn. 2nd row: S. Wetzler (manager), C. Williams, J. Anderson, B. Joseph, S. Grayken, P. Hall, N. Wood, Mrs. Pratt. 100 Sue ' Leah 29 ' 6 Dont ' cross ' em up, Gary SCOREBOARD— ' 68 Cohasset. . . .62 Bourne 51 Cohasset. . . .65 Hull 48 Cohasset .... 77 Holbrook 35 Cohasset. . . .68 Norwell 45 Cohasset. . . .68 Apponequet 45 Cohasset .... 68 E. Bridgewater .... 45 Cohasset. .. .68 Hanover 45 Cohasset 59.5 Marshfield 53.5 Cohasset. .. .68.5 Duxbury 44.5 Cohasset. .. .65 W. Bridgewater .... 45 Take a break time Following the Track team ' s second undefeated season in a row, Coach Davis splurged again and treated the team to ice cream cones. It was a pleasurable reward for a long hard season that began in March, with several members working out with weights and running in the new gym. The early preparation paid off as Cohasset trackmen dominated league competition, including Co- capt. Gary Ainslie in the 100 and the broad jump: Joe O ' Donnell and Capt. Keith Coddington in the 440; Mike Greene in the mile; Eric Aroner and Kevin Farrell in the mile; Paul Neagle in the 220; and Drew Quigley in the shot put. The team also performed extremely well in the class D State Championships. With several seniors going on to collegiate competition, coach Davis is left with a nucleus of promising junior and sophomore track stars: (hopefully) 102 Tennis Grinz Dale School 1st 2nd 3rd 6-1 5-2 4-3 Marshfield won won won 7-0 5-2 6-1 Hanover won won won 4-3 6-1 7-0 Duxburv won won won SCOREBOARD Golf Cheering Top: Capt. Kandy Martin. Middle: Dana Prescott, Dale Edminster, Sheila Campbell. Bottom: Sally Young, Mae Burke, Debbie Knowles, Janet Shannon, Sally Day. Junior Varsity Across: Merrie Lynch, Mary Grayken, Capt. Barbara Joseph, Gail Hubbell. Janet McLaughlin. Down: Jean Ainslie, Lyn Edminister. Peg Vecchione, Sue Barry. 107 108 ORGANIZATIONS ■ Student Council Row 1: J Lahage, S. Luckey (Sec), K. Martin (Pres.), Mr. Shaw, L. Whipple, S. Day (Treas.), C. O ' Donnell, P. Baccan r Libby B. McLaughlin, B. Cotter, D. Mitchell, L. Bloomfield, M. Delaney, Y. Edminster, M. Golden, M. Turner, J. McLaughlin, S. Roy, P. Gile, M. Rose. Two in one — Grinz and Ed. Marrying Sam and his referee. J.H. Student Council Row 1: G. Giuliano, P. Donovan, R. Sawyer (Pres.), P. Pratt, K. Kelly. Row 2: R. McKinnon, P. Bartlett, K. McCarthy, P. Dussosoit, R. Worth. Row 3: S. Dickson, S. Hubbell, M. Lynch. E. Tewksbury. American Field Service . to R: M. Burke, B. McLellan, S. Luckey (Sec), L. Hoopes (V.P.), Mrs. Dunn, L. Whipple (Pres.), J. Anderson (Treas.), M. Cifrino, J. Dusossoit, J. Shannon. Row 2: D. Edminster, S. Grayken, J. Hagan, M. Cotter, P. Middlemann, H. Eckman, J. Barry, B. Keefe, S. Spinzola, M. Goodwin. Row 3: S. Campbell, M. Golden, P. McGrath, M. Pratt, H. White, B. Keegan, B. Carraher, S. Young, N. Chase, S. Campbell. One of those A.F.S. parties. Pin The Tail On The Donkey??? Ill Thoughts From Mel If I had to find one word to describe my A.F.S. year in Sydney, Australia — well, I couldn ' t do it. This past year has been exciting, fun, meaningful, terribly amusing, sometimes very sad and even depressing, but certainly very strengthening. There are a lot of things which I will always remember — the surf and landing in some poor, unsuspecting boy ' s arms when I tried it out; kangaroo shooting; being ridden around the school on shoulders; getting ready for my school ' s first dance; school uni- forms and book bags; singing in the Mikado and playing a love scene opposite another girl (that took acting!) talking to Kerry; wrestling with Grahame; A.F.S. ' ers at a national park — eating as usual. My sister9 — Peta, Kerry, and I (and Nuffy). Mum and Dad Big brother Grahame (all 6 ' 4 of him) horseback riding with Peta and coming home sore; seeing a jelly fish face to face. And there ' s been a lot which I ' ve learned — how to be really happy; to live for today; to be enthusiastic; to care; and, perhaps most importantly, I ' ve learned that people, no matter who or where they are, want happiness, friendship, peace, respect, and love. We aren ' t all really so different. I ' d like to thank both A.F.S. clubs and all your penny days ' givers for allowing me this opportunity to learn about myself, about people, and about our world. I learned to be alive this year — what could ever be greater? 112 Singing in the Mikado at Willoughby. My mother, father, and two brothers at home in South Africa. I spent a wonderful summer sailing. Dear Friends: From the time of my arrival in Cohasset. my stay has been a won- derful, exciting experience. Your warm friendliness and ready help has made my stay an extremely happy and full enjoyment of life. I am deeply indebted to you, the people of Cohasset, whose gener- osity and kindness has made this possible, and particularly to my family, the Barries, who have given me so many interesting and happy days. I hope that I have repaid at least part of what I owe you, and for the rest, I offer my deepest gratitude. This year has been, above all. a happy one, the memo- ries of which I will always cherish. Yours most sincerely, Paul My Sister Julie. Before a cross-country race. Thoughts From Paul 113 My weekend farm house in Dalsland. The Swimming Pool My summer house along the fjord 114 The first impression I had of Cohasset was sincere friendship and understanding of my problems. Cohas- set and its people are wonderful, and I soon made a lot of friends. I now feel as if I have two families and two homes. With help from my family, the McLaugh- lins, my friends, and my excellent teachers, my English has improved, and life has become easier. I have en- joyed this year more than any other year of my life and I will always remember the town and the people as the most important part of it. I hope that I have succeeded in helping a little bit toward a better understanding between the United States and Sweden. I would like to thank the American Field Service, especially its Cohasset Chapter, - and the people of Cohasset Chapter, and the people of Cohasset for the excellent opportunity that has been given to me to come over here and to learn so much, see so much, and meet so many wonderful Americans. Thoughts From Hans National Honor Society 1st: J. Longo, M. Goodwin, K. Jones, K. Coddington, Mr. Leach, D. Johnsen, J. Souther, K. Benedict, D. Simeone. 2nd: S. Day, R. Thompson, C. Maloney, P. Middleman, T. Carlson, B. Dutton, H. Ekman, K. Winston, L. Bloomfield. 3rd: S. Campbell, M. Duggan, M. Pratt, D. Edminister, L. Ripley, S. Spinzola, S. Luckey, J . Shannon, L. Whipple. 115 French Club Spanish Club Row I: L. Ripley, K. Jones (treasurer), Mr. Fortin, C. Turner (president), M. Pratt (secretary), S. Spinzola. Row 2: L. Russell, L. Congdon, J. Shannon, D. Edminster, M. Cifrino, S. Luckey, E. Turner. Row 3: S. Campbell, N. Yocum, M. Duggan, C. Davis, N. Chase, K. Cashin. Row 1 : C. Turner, G. Petersen (sec.), S. Day (president), D. Brennock (v.p.), D. Edminster. Row 2: P. Neagle, A. Grinnell, J. McGrath, R. Smith. Rousers Row 1: A. Grinnell, S. Libby, B. McLellan, B. Joseph, M. Cotter, C. Maloney, P. Neagle (v.p.), Mr. Leary, N. Yocum (president), D. Prescott (sec), P. Hobbs, K. Coddington, R. Cotter, S. Grayken, D. Brennock. Row 2: M. Cotter, B. Carraher, C. Bartlett, M. Pratt, J. Shannon, M. McCormick, M. Cifrino, D. Edminster, S. Luckey, M. Burke, S. Young, C. Turner, N. Wood, J. Anderson. Row 3: R. Yocum, S. Campbell, D. Knowles, N. Keegan, G. Giuliano, N. Chase, C. Davis, S. Roy, L. Edminster, K. Bowker, S. Campbell, P. Bartlett, V. Souther, J. Emmons. 116 Dramatic Club K. Benedict, C. O ' Donnell, L. Russell, Mr. Reade, L. Maeklin, P. McGrath, R. Stamp, J. Souther. Row 2: C. Smuilen. D. Edminster, S. Henry, M. Healey, P. Middlemann, J. McGrath,- C. Maloney, K. Jones, B. Keegan. Row 3: L. Hoopes, M. Golden, D. Duncan, L. Allen, K. Haskell, A. Madigan, K. Cashin, S. Campbell. Show Director, Mr. Reade Appearing in Ten Little Indians Carly O ' Donnell works on grafts a Mustache on Mike were Kathy Cashin, N. Murray, Roger Stauss ' hair. Healey. and Scott Henry. Mike Maher, Rowena Stamp, and Paul Mid- dleman 1 17 Junior High Dramatic Club First row I to r: R. Singer, R. Butter- wick, K. Sceery, K. Rose, M. Cotter, N. Young, B. Kehoe, K. Rever, A. Woods. Second row: S. MacDonald, A. Enos, K. Golden, C. DeSantis, K. Collins, L. Turner, S. Madigan, N. Pegrara. Third row: N. Bowen, B. Nuir, C. Pear- son, B. Figueiredo, L. Ahearn, E. Sul- livan, R. Patrolia, S. Femalld. Language Lab Crew First row I to r: C. Fink, E. Gjesteby, Mr. Fortin, P. Baccari, M. Delaney. Second row: R. Kiley, J. Gile, B. Mc- Laughlin, F. Libby. Stage Crew L. to R.: D. Williams, R. Andrews, W. Tilden. Troll Row 1: S. Spinzola, L. Macklin, D. Johnson, K. Benedict, M. Mahoney, R. Cotter, Mr. MacDonald, M. Healey (Pres.), L. Tousley, M. Tewksbury, J. Anderson, D. Edminster. Row 2: J. Hall, M. Lynch, M. Turner, D. McNulty, J. Gile, P. Middleman, T. Carlson, F. Rich- ards, V. Rizzo, M. Cotter, M. McDer- mott, C. Smullen, B. Carraher. Row 3: L. Hoopes, D. Knowles, S. Campbell, M. Pratt, S. Young, M. Delaney, P. Mc- Carthy, J. Congdon, S. Luckey, B. O ' Neil, P. Gile, L. Edminster. Press Club S. Campbell, L. Macklin, D. Edminster, M. Cotter (Edi- tor), Mr. Raccuia, M. Cifrino, G. Petersen. Row 2: B. Car- raher, J. Cifrino, R. Cotter, J. Gile, B. McLaughlin, S. Spin- zola, S. Luckey, L. Russell. Row 3: S. Campbell, H. Carmody, E. Turner, B. O ' Neil, M. Pratt, S. Young, R. Mitchell. Junior Classical League B. Keegan, Mr. O ' Neil, B. McLellan (Pres.), J. Shannon. 119 Outing Club 1st row: B. Keegan (Sec), H. Bowker (Pres.), B. Fesler, J. Souther (V.P.), P. Hobbs (Treas.). 2nd row: D. Johnsen, R. Mulligan, H. Eckman, K. Jones, C. Maloney. 3rd row: R. Mitchell, C. Jones, K. Bowker, N. Keegan, B. Fielding. on the mountain . . . Ski Club 1st row: J. Congdon, S. Roy, A. Boyt, D. Keefe, J. Florescu, D. Williams. 2nd row: J. Hoopes, D. Devin, A Charles, P. McCarthy, J. Dean, S. Berry, C. Seeley. 3rd row: E. Barlow, D. Basmajian, C. Coleman, V. I ' ratt. R. Mitchell, L. Edminster, N. Bilodeau. Future Teachers Club Bottom row (I to r): Joe McGrath (vice president), Mrs. O ' Neil, Jane Souther (president), Nancy Chase (secretary) (treasurer). Top row (I to r): Nancy Keegan, Maribeth Ahearn, Pam Hobbs, Gina Giuliano. Marshals Where ' s Joe? ' Chief Bottom row (1 to r): Nancy Chase, Susan Grayken, Lyn Congdon, Patty Tusing, Pam Hobbs (co-captain), Mr. Cohen, Joe McGrath (co-captam), Nancy Yocum, Janet Shannon, Dale Edminster. Second row: Maribeth Ahearn, Jane Souther Dave Mitchell, Greg Kramer, Bob Dutton, John Sadler, Keith Cottington, Debbie Knowles, Pnscila McGrath. Top row: John Longo, Peter Perroncello, Gary Ainslie District and Semsba Row 1: L. Whipple, L. Bloomfield, B. Keegan. Row 2: L. Ripley, C. Maloney. E. Fielding, J. Hunt. M. Duggan. Senior High Band Row 1: D. Brennock, J. Talarico, M. Mahoney, P. Hobbs, T. Patrolia, Mr. Rogers, T. Carlson, C. Ketchuni, B. James, E. Pearson, K. Jones. Row 2: C. Nast, D. Basmajian, D. McNulty, L. Bloomfield, B. Keegan, J. Hunt, S. Henry. C. Fink, C. Patrolia. P. Lehr, M. Tewksbury, D. Jones. Row 3: M. Hen- derson, P. McGrath, E. Fielding. R. Guilfoyle, S. Roy, N. Murray, S. Healy, J. McGinnis, R. Tosi, V. Pratt, C. Smul- len, L. Watrous, R. Singer, N. Steele, L. Whipple, N. Wood, D. Simeone, M. Ahearn, H. Zook, N. Keegan, J. Naj- jar. Junior High Band Row 1: S. Kelley. R. Watkins. G. Sarg- eant, N. Pegram, D. Burbridge. P. Alexander, K. Sceery, C. Pearson. D. Ainslie, Mr. Bowman, J. Pratt, K. Baker, K. Schlacter, K. Collins, D. Dupre, B. Figueirdo, P. O ' Donnell. E. Sorrentino. Row 2: T. Barrie. P. Anderson. D. Nast, J. Badger. G. Giuliano. C. Hart. P. Hood, A. Wood, L. Dickson. A. Enos. R. Higgins. R. Gjestby, M. Begien, P. Frazier, T. Carbone. Row 3: G. Towle, T. Prescott, M. Hobbs, K. Anderson, D. Jones, D. Murphy, J. Mayer. J. Roberts. S. Hubbell, W. Lord. J. Neagle. J. Basmajian, H. Taylor, S. Beqien. Row 4: E. Tewksbury, D. Bloomfield. G. Campbell, M. Murphy. R. Yocum. C. Piepenbrink. M. Trask, D. Sorrentino. K. Fielding. B. Skylar. J. Aroner, S. Macklin, H. Hammer. Senior High Chorus Row 1: Sandra Spinzola, C. Maloney, G. Petersen, L. Ripley, Mr. Rudolph, M. Smith, D. Block, K. Jones. Row 2: J. Emanuello, M. Goodwin, B. Keegan, D. Johnsen, D. Edminster, H. Aulick, S. Brundige, B. O ' Neil, S. Luckey, C. O ' Donnell. Row 3: P. McGrath, S. Young, P. Joyce, C. Jones, M. Duggan, M. Brown, J. Nardo, D. Williams. Junior High Chorus P. Bartlett, A. Enos, S. Kelley, J. Fisher, K. Golden, Mr. Rudolph, H. Munroe, K. Collins, A. Woods, G. Giuliano, D. Walsh. Row 2: S. Green, M. Lynch, P. O ' Rourke, S. Clark, K. Anderson, R. Taylor, J. Neagle, T. Carbone, A. Chase, P. Buckley, G. Towle, R. Yocum. Row 3: P. Hanlon, S. MacArthur, N. Pegram, D. Bloomfield, K. Farren, E. Joyce, A. White, P. Mulligan, B. Figueriedo, P. Hammonds, E. Tewksbury. To Aid Retarded Children Debating Society First row I to r: L. Bloomfield, R. Kiley, Mr. Sheehan, B. Joseph, J. Kern. Second row: N. Wood, K. Has- kell, P. Guilfoyle, B. Fielding, R. Mitch- ell. L to r: S. Tibbetts, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Prescott, K. Jones. Majorettes Front: L. Rowe, N. Yocum. Second row: J. Gates, S. Rowe, B. Mc- Lellan, L. Siegrist. R. Reddy. L. Spinzola. 124 A.V. Club 125 Photo Club Left to right: Standing: D. Tosi, L. Tousley, A. Murphy, D. Connors, M. Mahoney. Sit- ting: L. Henderson, K. Spalt, Mr. Lucas, L. Macklin, L. Hoopes, E. Hoffman. Research in Rocketry Standing: J. McNabb, J. Walsh, J. Coddou. Sitting: M. Pearce, R. Singer, M. Begien. Junior High Art Club Standing: J. McNabb, G. Campbell, M. Lynch, C. Berens, J. Brewer, D. Sorrentino, J. Aroner, C. Pearson. Sitting: T. Barrie, K. Collins, S. Evans, Miss Pride. E. Knight, R. Boscow, K. Tewksbury. Junior High Science Club 127 Candids Candids Patty ' s at it again Shoo-ah I passed!! Marshal muscle Ban won ' t power wear off . . . 129 The Class of ' 69 will never forget: Han ' s Hair a Ppri s Grin ha t The Winning Track Team THE PHYSIC ' S SCANDAL ' ° Uncil elect; sneaking out first lk stuHv HOCKEY TEAM WK ' HF Mr. Poor ed PJ parties CH.s TL RNA ' S TREE Flower Power Dance Mr. Davis ' s fudge factor see va round I he campus PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Ainslie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bartlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Block Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Brennock Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Brundige Mr. and Mrs. Pasquaie J. Calorio Mr. and Mrs. William P. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. William K. Cashin Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cifrino Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cifrino Mr. and Mrs. David W. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Coddington Cohasset Police Association Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Day, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Duggan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Edminster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emanuello Samuel F. Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Amos W. Gile Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. James M. Graham Mr. and Mrs. John F. Greene Mr. and Mrs. James B. Grinnell Mrs. Patricia Hanlon Capt. and Mrs. John J. Healey Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Howarth Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hunt Capt. and Mrs. Arthur W. Johnsen Mr. and Mrs. Ashley F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Keegan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bertel V. Koed 132 Mrs. Dorothy Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Juergen Ladendorf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lehr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Libby Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Longo Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Maloney Mrs. Robert E. Maree Mr. and Mrs. David R. Marks Mr. and Mrs. James F. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Orin K. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDonald Capt. and Mrs. Thomas D. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. George W. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. William J. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nardo Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neagle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. James J. O ' Donnell Ted Patrolia Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Rechner Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Rogers Rotary Club of Cohasset Mr. and Mrs. John Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Simeone Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stoughton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Talarico Mr. and Mrs. James D. Telesco Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Tibbetts Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tilden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Timpany Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wall Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Watson Mr. and Mrs. David C. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Williams Mrs. Mildred D. Woomer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Yocum 133 MEDICAL PROFESSION Albert H. Cline, M.D. Francis X. Mahoney, D.D.S. William G. Matteson, D.M.D. Richard D. 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. Robert S. Schwab, M.D. Richa ' J B. Singer, M.D. Richard R. Smith, M.D. C. David Thompson, O.D. LEGAL PROFESSION Roger B. Coulter William D. Crosby James R. DeGiacomo Louis F. Eaton, Jr. John F. Elliott Daniel F. Featherston, Jr. William J. Fitzgerald Richard D. Leggat David E. Place Richard A. Sullivan Here You May Choose From a Complete Selection of the WorlcTs Finest Jewelry and Silverware 1 1 . . . that gracious confidence in any circle of friends Tedeschi ' s Shopping Center 383-I933 NSM NFDA MFDA SPARRELL FUNERAL HOMES, INC. LORING L WADSWORTH- WARREN A. RAND FUNERAL HOMES Central Street Norwell 659-2200 I Summer Street Cohasset 383-0200 1 704 Air-Conditioned RED LION INN Main St. Cohasset Village 383- 1 704 136 383-9088 yin t ion y CPa uf COIFFURES OF DISTINCTION 154 King Street Route 3A Cohasset Compliments of CAESAR ' S SHOE SERVICE Cushing Plaza Cohasset Mass. BAILEY OIL CORP. 770 Country Way N. Scituate 749-1250 BARBA ' S MARKET INC. Meat, Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Fruits Fresh Vegetables A Specialty Open Sundays 7 to 6 Hingham, Mass. Compliments of BROOKS PHARMACY DANIEL J. GAITINGS, JR. Registered Pharmacist North Scituate 545-1020 749-9835 BAKER ' S 5 to $1.00 STORE 29 Main Street, Hingham Featuring Quality Brands Rust Craft Cards and Gift Wraps. Dainty Dot Hosiery, Buster Brown Socks and Children ' s Wear. Redheart Yarn Haines Underwear Gordon Underwear Telephone 383-0316 IRVING C. BLOSSOM SON Painter and Paperhanger 139 Border St. Cohasset Graduation — Watches D. S. CAMPBELL Jeweler 50 South Main Street Cohasset, Mass. 383-0731 W. D. CASH IN COMPANY Boston, Mass. Industrial Specialties RENE G. CHIASSON Plumbing and Heating 75 Elm Street Cohasset, Massachusetts 383-1041 ARTHUR L CLARK License No. 5608 Plumbing and Heating 175 Hull Street Cohasset, Mass. Telephone 383-1 195 Compliments of C. CRAWFORD HOLLIDGE DONALD E. CLARK License No. 7247 192 Hull St. Hingham, Mass. 138 Compliments of COHASSET COLONIALS Best Wishes COHASSET FIREFIGHTERS ' RELIEF ASSOCIATION Cohasset Motors, Inc. SALES SERVICE FORD Shop the Big Lot — A- 1 Used Cars Route 3A 400 Chief Justice Cushing Highway — Cohasset 383-0450 Compliments of COHASSET DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE COHASSET HARDWARE CO. INC. COHASSET VILLAGE Free Delivery 383-0185 COHASSET LUMBER COMPANY Cohasset, Mass. Lumber and Building Materials Pittsburgh Paints Telephone 383-0830 COHASSET NEWS STORE office supplies cards and stationery ARTHUR and VIRGINIA HUNT 25 South Main Street 139 1 140 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 COHASSET SAVINGS BANK 13 Elm Street Cohasset, Mass. Compliments of COHASSET VILLAGE BOOKSHOP REAL ESTATE AND CUSTOM BUILDING ANYWHERE ON THE SOUTH SHORE Eleanor Collins, Realtor Multiple Listing Service 383-9550 383-0965 5 South Mai n St. Cohasset, Mass. Good Luck to the Class of ' 69 COHASSET WINTER GARDEN, INC. Route 3A Cohasset THE COUNTRY PACKAGE STORE INC. North Scituate 545-101 I CONJVENIENCIEJOOD STORE OPEh lDAILY 8 A.M. TO 1 1 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAYS FOR AND HOLIDAYS YOUR CONVENIENCE £1 52 South Main Street Cohasset Village CURTIS COMPACT Good Luck to the Graduating Class! CUSHING PLAZA PHARMACY REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE APPRAISALS TELEPHONE 383-9100 NOTARY PUBLIC 77 STEVE DWYER ; REAL ESTATE 779 Cushing Way, Route 3A, Cohasset, Mass. FASHION FABRICS North Scituate Cohasset EDWARD M. FLEMING Hardware and Gifts BENJAMIN FINN CO., INC. (Wholesale 97 eals STRIPS - TENDERLOINS - RIBS 84 NEWMARKET SQUARE BOB DUNCAN BOSTON. MASS GENERAL SALES MANAGER (617) 445-1414 VILLAGE SUB SHOP 778 Country Way North Scituate Open 7 Days I l-l I Good Luck Graduates FRANK GILMAN REALTORS Agents for Esposito Construction Co. Quality Builders Route 3 A 38J-038I 142 3 Chairs 383-1610 GINO ' S BARBER SHOP Cushing Plaza — 3A Cohasset Ladies ' Haircutting Open Six Days, Closes 6:00 Fri. 9:00 P.M. Diamonds Towle Sterling Movado, Bulova Hamilton Watches Cushing Plaza, Cohasset 383-1755 Compliments of HEFFERNAN ' S HENNESSY NEWS CARPET CENTER Route 3A Tedeschi ' s Center Cohasset 383-0700 118 North Street Hingham 749-9703 749-9715 Compliments of flufe l 23 MAIN ST. HINGHAM SQUARE HIGGINS FARWELL BOYS Help Keep America Beautiful Get a Haircut! Best Wishes JIM ' S BARBER SHOP 780 Country Way North Scituate, Mass. LARAMY PRODUCTS CO., INC. 130 Chief Justice Cushing Way Cohasset, Mass. Plastic Welding Equipment 383-1590 144 Compliments of LEHR BARNS INSURANCE AGENCY 200 North Main Street Cohasset ,LIDO TRAVEL, INC. DONALD FLOCKE, President Cushing Plaza Route 3A Cohasset 383-1980 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. LOKIE ' S 235 Hull St., West Corner Italian Food at Its Best! Pizza Our Specialty! Ask for Lokie EV 3-961 1 EV 3-0544 — DRIVE SAFELY— The Lives You Save Could Be Yours ICBOOM TRUCK DRIVERS ARE PROFESSIONALS Regard Their Directional Lights and Hand Signals LITCHFIELD ' S EXPRESS INC. Over a Century of Dependable Daily Service Telephone 383-0553 Cohasset Harbor Socony Products MARKS SERVICE STATION 120 Elm Street Road Service MANUEL A. MARKS Proprietor MONA FRIEL Hair Stylist Five Stage Coach Way Cohasset, Mass. 383-1490 MONROE CO. of Quincy Plumbing and Heating Supplies Wholesale only Table Linen — Bed Linen — Custom Draperies Curtains — Bedspreads — Bath Accessories THE LINEN CHEST Cushing Plaza, Cohasset 383-1 198 MONTILIO ' S PASTRY SHOP Calces for All Occasions Italian and French Pastry 383-1615 Route 3A Cushing Plaza Cohasset, Mass. jsmii I6UMII i pia i y a a jute tf f p9s f? ffjevsr Jews ty rrfJJ ytx kr j t? r i«w twr jiw are a xaryi trtaxae. arrr-ArMwrsa ' f ' Sfftv axa xi r ak Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our 1969 Graduates PRENTICE BROWN CHEVROLET, INC. Cohasset Route 3A 383-9090 NELSON PAUL ' S SUNOCO MUSIC SHOP Service Station in the Village Road Service Records, Music, Lessons PAUL ST. JOHN (Prop.) 151 So. Main St. Cohasset Compliments of Good Luck to the M C ' Art Class of 69 COHASSET REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE PURITY SUPREME To the Future Leaders of Our Country ELENA SESTITO-FLORIST Station St. Hingham, Mass. 749-2045 S. Main St. Cohasset, Mass. 383-1966 148 TEL.: 383-9646 ROBBINS GARAGE Specializing in Ignition and Carburetion and Complete Fordomatic Service 405 N. Main St. Cohasset, Massachusetts WAYNE H. ROBBINS ROCKLAND TRUST COMPANY Rockland — Scituate — Hull — Cohasset — ' Rockland Plata Marshfield — Hanson — Hanover — Dux bury — Plymouth Norwell— Halifax MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SILVIA ' S AUTO BODY Compliments of ROCKY ROSANO Compliments of LOUIS N. SIMEONE SMITH APPLIANCE Authorized Sales and Service Maytag — Philco— Kitchenaid — National Disposers Service and Parts for All Makes 405 Chief Justice Cushing Way— 3A— Cohasset 383-0576 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SIMON SONS Gushing Plaza South Shore Plaza HATHERLY L SOUTHER Electrician Lily Pond Lane Cohasset, Mass. Light Weight Food for Hungry Outdoorsmen STOW-A-WAY PRODUCTS CO. Freeze Dried and Dehydrated Food Specialties Over 100 Items 103 Ripley Road, Cohasset 383-9340 THE OPEN EVENINGS BEAUTY SHOP CUSHING PLAZA COHASSET, MASS. EV 3-9617 Compliments of FREDERICK SULLIVAN Sales Cleaning TOWN COUNTRY CARPET CO. Specializing in Wall-to-Wall Carpets 383-1832 Cushing Plaza viano COMPANY GIFTS-DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Antiques — Bought and Sold CUSHING PLAZA— ROUTE 3A COHASSET 383-1076 VILLAGE APOTHECARY Your Prescription Store 64 S. Main St. Cohasset, Mass. PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE TEL. 383-0080 Compliments of JAMES S. KELLEHER, Building Construction 1050 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. 02169 INC. Compliments and Best Wishes to Our Boys and Girls From 111 III PETERSEN insurance agency Three Generations of Family Service Since 1898 PETERSEN realtors,, „ Oldest Established Real Estate Office on the South Shore 26 South Main Street Cohasset, Mass. 02025 383-1900 E- Lawrence Parkor. Jr A. Fred Petersen Frederic H Wood, Jr Frank J. Pattison 1 52 4 zAdet, Inc. 3 NORTH MAIN STREET COHASSET, MASSACHUSETTS 02025 Service to the Community for All Ages Light Heat Power STEPHEN F. WIGMORE Electrician Installation Repairs Cohasset, Mass. 383-1757 SOUTH SHORE NATIONAL has no-service-charge checking accounts. $100 is all you have to keep in your account. You still get all the service, you fust don ' t have to pay for it any more. Cohasset, Cohasset Village 545-4200 SC ITU ATE HARBOR North Scituate MITCHELL ' S Repair Shop Cohasset, Mass, Route 3A 383-0497 Best of Lucie to the Class of ' 69 WOOLWORTH ' S TEDESCHI ' S PLAZA Mon.-Sat. 9:30-9:00 153 VIEL GLUCK! autohaus ROVER m Authorized Sales and Service Expert Service Available for All Imported Makes Cushing Plaza 383-0095 Ferrari FRED GRASSIE (Proprietor) 383-9623 FRED ' S SERVICE Pioneer Chain Saws ROUTE 3-A— POND STREET COHASSET, MASS. Phone EVergreen 3-1600 M. A. STREET Insurance Agency Route 3A Cohasset, Mass. LIONEL A. STREET Res. LI 5-0580 MILL RIVER MARINE CORP. Complete Marine Service Marine Hardware Homeli+e Johnson Sales and Service Cohasset Harbor 383-0390 Driveways Plowed — Rubbish Pickup Lawns Rolled — Landscaping ANTHONY C. SESTITO 185 S. Main Street, Cohasset 383-9455—383-0176 FOR A LIFETIME OF PLEASURE INEXPENSIVE TO OPERATE EARLE A. C. BESTICK 105 RIPLEY ROAD COHASSET, MASS. EASILY MAINTAINED 383-9290 SAUNA BATHS 24 Hour Phone: 848-1290 golette 351 Forest Ave. Cohasset Member Multiple Listing Service J. A. KEALEY— Builder 383-0765 NEW HOMES Cedar Acres — Forest Ave. Swimming Pool Tennis Courts 383-0125 383-1623 ARTHUR O. WOOD SON CARPENTERS— BUILDERS Dealer for Barber-Colman Co. Overhead Doors 151 Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass. NORMAN F. JAMES, SR. TAXI SERVICE Cohasset 383-0890 MRS. WM. H. TAYLOR, JR. 383-0584 155 X- cofBIK Complete Medicare Service — Sales, Rentals, Hospital Beds and Wheel Chairs Surgical Supplies Wholesale and Retail Public Health Station Blue Cross — Blue Shield Medex III and Medicare Prescription Billing Service Micronaire Sales and Rentals Devilbiss Humidifiers and Vaporizers Polaroid — Water Pile — Saunda — Broxodent Prestige Cosmetics — Esquisite Toiletries Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 Cohasset Village NOBLE ' S CAMERA SHOPS Hingham and Cohasset VILLAGE FABRICS 1 1 5 RIPLEY ROAD COHASSET, MASS. 02025 Greetings and Good Wishes From COWDREY LAMPS AND LAMPSHADES 1 56 rim foods BERG SON ' S BERGSON ICE CREAM Ice Cream and Fine Foods Route 3A Cushing Plaza Cohasset 383-1942 COHASSET PHONE DIRECTORY 1 32 Chief Justice Cushing Highway — (In Weston Kennedy Building) Cohasset 383-9030 COHASSET VILLAGE REALTY, INC. William D. Murphy Charles J. Finn 383-9496 MLS 109 RIPLEY ROAD (Opposite Post Office) IN THE VILLAGE — COHASSET HERBERT P. BATES ELECTRICIAN Schofield Road, Cohasset 383-0235 158 Interior and Exterior Floor Finishing NORMAN SWAIN Painting Contractor 373 North Main Street— Cohasset, Mass.— 383-9035 Mason Plasterer CHARLES W. FRATUS Schofield Road 383-1397 Cohasset Compliments of WILLIAMS BROTHERS W. R. SCHULTZ COMPANY, INC. 340 Gannett Road North Scituate 545-0508 749-2000 Complete Heating Service Fuel, Oil-Service JACK PATROLIA Builder 63 Bancroft Rd. 383-0448 Best Wishes from Route 3A Cohasset 159 I BUY YOUR CAR AT HIGHWAY MOTOR SALES RTE. 3A SCITUATE-COHASSET 383-1303 • Chrysler • Plymouth • Valiant • International WE PRODUCE WHAT OTHERS PROMISE Best Wishes to the CLASS of ' 69