Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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PAGE TW ENTY-TWO THE SASSAMON sci-loo-1:4 ores The Sassamon appointments for next Editor in Chief, Alma Cartier. Associate Editors, Earle Rogers, Fred Kuntz, Arthur Hardigan, Eleanor Hold- en. Class Editors, Madolyn Derrick, Alice Ma- son, Helen Childs, Brenda Kimball, Wal- ter Robinson, Patricia Buckley. Subscription Editors, Irene Doon, Greta Morrill. Athletic Editors, Robert Esty, Dorothy Ryan. Art and Exchange Editor, Minnie Berry. Business Managers, Charles Johnson, Mar- ion Waters, Richard Potter. Secretary, Harold Blondell. Further appointments will be made in September after the organization of Eng- lish classes in order to have a class editor in each of the advanced English divisions. THE GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION On Friday evening, April 28. the gym- nasium classes gave their annual exhibi- tion under the supervision of Miss Bren- nan. The exhibition opened with marching tactics by the advanced classesg combina- tion exercises were given by all the class- es. A playlet, The Jolly Sign-Post, was read by Miss Wilmoth Johnson, assisted hy Misses Rosenthal, Boardman, Baker, Lord, Ryan, Daniels, Godendorf, E. Lord and Houlihan. A basketball game be- tween the Tgiers and Bob Cats took place, the Bob Cats won 10 to 6. The program closed with a finale by the entire class. The exhibition was one of the best ever given in the school and reflects great cred- it to Miss Brennan's training and effi- ciency. The Pro Merito awards are as follows: Fannie Featherman- Mary Long. Hilda Foster. Dorothy Derrick. Louis McDonald. George Dean. Marion Bransfield. Marion Coleman. Wilfred Carter. Ernest McDonald. Mary Adams. . The plans for graduation are to be somewhat different this year. By vote of the school committee, essays by members of the senior class are to be delivered. By right of having the highest honours in scholarship for four years, Fannie Feath- erman and Mary Long will deliver theirs. The other essays were submitted to judges selected by the committees. Their deci- sion gave the awards to Dorothy Derrick and Laurence Gayton with honorable men- tion to Linus Gavin and Mary Adams. JUNIOR PROMENADE The class of 1923 gave their Junior Promenade April 21st, 1922, in High School Hall. A reception was held from 8 to 9 and dancing followed from 9 to 12. Miss Pease and Miss Sawyer, the Junior teachers, with Hollis Wilde, class presi- dent, Irene Doon, vice president, Helen Winch, secretary, and Robert Esty, treas- urer, assisted in the receiving line. The hall was very prettily decorated with green, blush pink, and American beauty which formed a net work overhead. About 150 couples attended and Cornwall's Sing- ing Orchestra of Waltham furnished the music. The class of 1923 wish to thank the students of Natick High School for their hearty cooperation in making the af- fair a success.