Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

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bottles and still they will continue to guide us. When looking back at all the misunder- standings and conflicts, we realize now, as young adults, that even the worst can turn out for the best. They have taught us every- thing from riding a bike to driving a car, but most of all they have taught us to respect ourselves and appreciate those around us. Life is a series of givings and takings. Today, we would like to give something special to our parents. Yes, we dedicate our yearbook to you — MOM AND DAD v

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When trying to find likely candidates for this dedication, we have, as in past years, thought of many teachers and citizens. After all, these people helped us to over- come the many obstacles that have con- fronted us in the past four years; and, for this, our sincere thanks and appreciation can be fully expressed. However, we would like to take this time and space to recognize a special group of people who have taken the time and space of their lives to make our lives all the more meaningful. Their constant attentio and devotion has enabled us to overcome the obstacles of the past eighteen years. They have seen us from baby bottles to spin the bottle to beer

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EDITORS: Rayna Sargent and Ellen McCarthy LAYOUT; Doug Dillon (Editor) SENIORS: Yoanna Zotos (Editor), David McCarthy, Heather Carroll SPORTS: Craig Langford and Jodi Sandblom (Editors), Lorraine Carroll, Charlie Coe ADVERTISING: Jay McNeill (Editor), Linda Whitlow, Marybeth Fasciano ORGANIZATIONS: Lynn O ' Toole (Editor) ACTIVITIES: Disa Pratt (Editor) PROOFREADING: Alexandra Mullen (Editor), Michele Fahey ART: Bonnie McClay (Editor), Susan Buckley SALES: Debbie Jancsics TYPING: Mary Frugoli BUSINESS: Kevin Crough UNDERCLASSMEN: Barbie Gurnis and Connie Grant (Editors) ADVISOR: Mrs. Wunschel ' Twas the night before the yearbook deadline and all through the school not a crop- per was idle and the work was so cruel. All the pages were .planned with the utmost care in hopes that with you they soon could be shared. The staff was all frantic; as busy as could be with visions of a finished yearbook being all that they could see. And Rayna with her candids and Ellen her pages, they all settled down for what seemed like ages Then there arose such a clatter we sprang from our seats to see what was the matter When what to our bleary eyes should appear but a station wagon speeding into 5th gear with a little old driver so lively and quick, we knew in a moment, it must be . . . Mrs. Wunschel? We said not a word and got straight back to work for fear Mrs. Wunschel would call us all jerks. Then sealing and stamping and taping the box we turned our heads to look at our clocks. When at last we were done and we sighed in relief and to the Class of ' 81 we leave you all the grief. 4