Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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-'tllYI'IlI'l'lSl'IMENTS THE SASSAMON -- -- ' - ' -'f' 'ill ' urtbeastern Tllinihersitp School of Engineering .-4...,,,:' I-I AK '-uk. Inspecting Dyeing Machines, Clenlyon Dye Works, Saylesville, R. I. ' couasas OFFERI-:D The School of Engineering, Northeastern University, offers four-year college courses of study, in cooperation with engineering firms, in the following branches of engineering, loading to the Bachelor's degree: I. Civil Engineering 2. Mechanical Engineering . Electrical Engineering . Chemical Engineering 3 4 5. Administrative Engineering REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION liruduatcs of the Natick lligh School who have included algebra to quadratic-s, plant- geometry :md four years of English in their courses of study are admitted without c-xaminzitions. EARNINGS I ' , The earnings of the students for their service-s with co-operating firms vary from S250 to S600 per year. APPLICATION I An application blank will bc- found inside the hack cover of the cata- log. Vopies will also be mailed upon request. Application for admission to the school in September. 1925, should he forwarded to the school at an curly date. CATALOG For a catalog or any further information in regard to the school, ad- dress CARI, S. ELI., Dean School of Engineering Northeastern University t!l6 Huntington Avenue, Boston 17, Mass. Int.. .--. - . -. G, Please Mention The HSASSAMONH When Patronizing Our Xdvertisers I 4

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ATICK HIGH SCHOOL he Qassamnn VOL. XIV. NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS. JUNE, 1925. 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 H' Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Class Editors, Senior Junior Sophomore Subscription Editor Assistant Subscription Editor Art and Exchange Editor Athletic Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Secretary Faculty Advisers Ebiturial Staff SHIRLEY MULLIKEN ROSE SHAUGHNESSY LUCILE NICHOLS HENRY LARSON PATRICIA BUCKLEY ROBERTA PARKER VERONA LEACH WINONA LEACH MAHLON BRAGDON WALTER LUMBERT MARY CHILDS ROLAND CIIAPUT THERESA MURPHY ROBERT MORLEY HARRIET KINGMAN DOROTHY KLEIN PAUL HESLIN GOLDIE HALPERIN RAY TANNER VVALTER KELLEY RUFUS LOVE MISS MARION E. SWEET MISS ELVA C. COULTER MISS MARGUERITE A. ELLISON

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Once more the ceaseless march of Father Time has gone through three seasons, and another school year has drawn to a close. I think we are all justified in looking back with pride over what has been a gloriously successful period for Natick High School. Especially has this success been felt by the Sassamon Board, which had, as its ob- ject this year, a finer Senior Number than has been published before. Hard work has made this possible, and we proudly look back at our various activities. There was that pleasant feature of the Natick-Fram- ingham football game, the red and blue fa- vors made by the members of the Board, there was that help to a finer Christmas spirit, the pretty and inexpensive cards which were for sale by the Sassamong there was sandwich day at lunch time, when Sassamon girls sold tasty packages to hun- gry studentsg and there was that long-to- be-rcmemuered night of the Glee Club Op- eretta, when home-made candies were vend- ed by girls of the Senior Class and Sassa- mon Board. All this has meant profit, but it has also meant real work, and had it not been for the splendid cooperation of the members of the Board and the girls of the Senior Class, these things could never have gone through. In making the appointments for next year, we have felt the need of creating new officers, that of Humorist, and of News Reporter. The purpose of two that K, the former will, of course, be to strengthen and make larger our Joke Column, while the latter will look after and report care- fully the news of the various activities of the school. We wish them all success in their new positions. And now the time has come to say Fare- well again. We say it with regret, but at the same time we extend to next year's Sassamon Board our sincere wishes for all happiness and prosperity. SHIRLEY MULLIKEN SASSAMON BOARD, 1925-1926 At a meeting of the Senior members of the Sassamon Board, Monday, May 25, the following Board was elected for next year: Editor-in-Chief-Lucile Nichols. Associate Editors-Violet Conn, Walter Mac-llvaine, Mary Childs, Francis Burke. Class Editors-Senior, Walter Lumbert, Alice Murphy, Junior, Frederick Shipp, Roland Chaputg Sophomore, Winifred Felch, Sophie Muskat. Humorist-Edward S. Connelly. News Reporters--Verona and Winona Leach. Art Editor-Victor Rogers. Exchange Editor--Alice Moore. Subscription Editors-Doris Ambler, Virginia Coleman. Athletic Editors-Alfred Dumas, Mary Rich.