Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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PAGE SIX THE SASSAMON Natirk llllerrhant 5 E nil nw i ALL WORK GUARANTEED Sanitary Cleaning and Pressing Common St., Natick, Mass. Telephone 206-W COMPLIMENTS OF Butler's Garage Natick, - Mass. Telephone 96-R Ford Cars CO MPLIMEN'I'S OF The Natick Theatre COMPLIMENTS OF Denny Bros. Sea Food South Ave. Natick, Mass. lllensselaer E Polytechnic I '- - , Engineering I I I I I and Science I u e I OUT- Bal' 0lll SeS In IVI n lneerln F y C C l E g g KC. EJ, Mechanical Engineering CM. EJ, Electrical Engineering, CE E J, Chemical Engineering 1Ch. EJ, and G eral Science CB. 5.7. Grad te Courses I ding to Mas- ter and Doct r Degrees. Modern d fully equipped Chemical, Physical El trical, Mechanical and Mate- 'l T t g L b t ' N GIFTS THAT LAST ,f l BygI6iiiE ' 5 -. -EI Q, ' ,L W-I E 5 K IQ' F. C. KENISTON JEWELER . oPToMETRisT rxa s e a ora cries. . . Fo t l gue and illustrated pamphlets, I M8111 Street, N8tlCk, MRSS. how g lc of graduates and views of b ld g d mpus, apply to Registrar, Ptt b gh B ildi g, T y N. Y. Goodrich Rubbers GIVE LONG SERVICE Sold by I W. F. BUFFlNG'l'0N WELLESLEY INN WELLESLEY, MASS. High Class in Every Respect Luncheon Dinner Aftemoon Tea Telephone Wellesley 71050 Please Mention The SASSAMON When Patronizing Our Advertia r

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ATICK HIGH SCI-1001. The bassamnn VOL. Xl. NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS, JUNE, l92Z NO 4 The Sassamon is published by the Students of the Natick High School, at Natick, Mas- sachusetts, in the interests of the High School. Published 4 times a year, in December, February, April and June. Entered as second class matter at Natick post-office. 75 cents a year Clfhiturial Qtaff Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Class Editors Subscription Editor Assistant Subscription Editor Athletic Editors Art and Exchange Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Secretary Faculty Advisers MORSE INSTITUTE LIBRARY 14 EAST CENTRAL STREET NATICK MA 01750 LOUIS MCDONALD MARY ADAMS RUTH AMES ALFRED DEAN ALMA CARTIER MARION COLEMAN FANNIE FEATHERMAN 1922 HILDA FORSTER, 1922 ALICE MASON 1923 MILDRED EVANS DOLOTHY FAIR 1924 CHARLOTTE GOODWIN PATRICIA BUCKLEY 1925 SHIRLEY MULLIKEN GRACE FORSTER HELEN HOUGHTON IRENE DooN ROBERT ESTY MARY LORD RUTH WRIGHT EDWARD MCKINNEY CHARLES JOHNSON MARION WATERS DOROTHY DERRICK MISS MARION E. SWEET MISS ELVA C. COULTER MISS MARGUERITE ELLISON

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FEW FAREWELL 1922 Farewell, Class of 1922. Your fine school spirit, scholarship, and many ath- lethes have left an influence long to be re- membered in good old N. H. S. Many of you are now going directly into the world of business, while others will go on to schools of higher education. What- ever you may undertake, we sincerely hope you will win by honest pursuit the fruits if success, thereby reflecting honor upon yourselves, your school, and your town. ALMA CARTIER. The Senior members of the Sassamon's editorial staff wish to thank all those who have contributed in any way to the success of the paper. As we leave the school, our interest in its paper will not wane. We have enjoyed every joke, story, and ex- change. The scholars must not think that the climax has been reached as to what the school paper can accomplish in the way of literary merit and influence, or in keeping every pupil cognizant of school events. New avenues or possibilities could be suggested and with the varied personali- ties that one finds in a school of four hun- dred, interesting opinions on current af- fairs could be stated. Each one must consider it his or her pa- per and feel it a privilege to contribute some article or witty remark which will provoke smiles and make all feel that there is a bright side to school life. As each Sassamon goes to press, the wearied editors might be heard to exclaim: Ah! a kingdom for a phonograph To place in our spacious hall, And on its waxen cylinder Retain the language of us all! M. F. A.