Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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THE SASS.-XM ON TH ELMA TI-IORSEN 7Tliel plays in the orchestra, Plays well at typing, too. Wie know she'll be successful f In whatever she may do. Orchestra l, 3, 4: Lend-A-I--land, M.-XDELIXE TRUDEI. ' 'Trudy's good at story writing: just look in the Sassamon And we know she's fond of singing As well as other kinds of fun. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 All At Sea 4. ROY VORCE Of course you all know Roy. but if not you might recall the name Kike. Kike is Cas far as we knowl one of our most bashful Seniors, but appearances are sometimes misleading. Football 2, 43 Glee Club 2. JENNIE WARREN Jennie, with her long auburn tresses, has been a great help to us. She is generally seen with a book open in front of her but we wonder if she is as intent on its contents as she appears to be? Operetta 4: Candy Committee of Senior Play 4. BERTHA VVHITMAN Bertha excels in her studies as well as in en- tertaining the Lend-A-Hand Club. We have heard that Bertha is very fond of the sophomore class. VVe wonder why? Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Lend-A-Hand Club 4. CATHERINE GLADYS VVILL.-XRD Glad is our idea of a perfect Senior. Her pleasing disposition has won for her a host of friends during her four years at Natick High. She is a decided brunette, an exception to the rule that Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Her work in the art department predicts a successful future. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Iolanthe 2: All At Sea 4: Sassamon Board 35 Dramatic Club 3: Basket- lmll l.

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THE SASSAMON PAGE TXYENTY-NINE GERALD SLAM IN Kivver shines at football, At basketball and such. And when he hits that baseball lt doe:n't go-not much! Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 43 Easketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, -lg Track 3, -l: Hockey 43 Glee Club Z, 3. ' XVI LLIAM SLAMIN Bill is a quiet but industrious youth. He has a good disposition and is a great fellow to get along with. He has pursued his studies in a way creditable to him. He comes from South Natick so must be of good stuff. ROBERT SMITH Pal excels in football and hockey. For the past two years he has starred at guard position on the eleven. He also was given honorable mention on the football team picked by the Boston Globe. Radio Club 1: Hockey 35 Football 2, 3, 4. FLoRENcE STADIGW XNC all have enjoyed Flossie's singing, She's very indu-trious, tcc. Honor to our high school she'll be bringing, Vllhatever the work she may do. Pirates of Penzance 3: All At Sea 4. HAROLD STONE Harold Rocky, Pinkie. Stoney or what have you! Of course we can't forget f'Rocky. the boy with the bushy hair and the school girl complexion who helped make the Senior play an artistic success. He will be greatly missed in the art department. Art Editor Sassamon 4: Basketball 2: Senior Executive Committee 4. EILEEX SXYEENEY Eileen has a good disposition, All who know her with this will agree, Shc's always ready to give her assistance XYli:1tex'er the occasion may be. 4-rg' ' ' . .St ll V .vw .ww 235' 'T-vailr , .ir 3 ' --5' -

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THE SASSAMON PAGE THIRT Y-GNT VVILLIAM XYILSON Yump is a petit garqon, An asset to our class. He's good in athletics But excels in pumping gas. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football lg Hockey 1. AUSTIN XVOODS NVoodsie is an outstanding trumpeter. He has played in the orchestra for the last two years. We hope his wind stays with him until he reaches ,a ripe old age. Radio Club 1: Football 2: Orchestra 4. -f i Q ' -ixcfsf '7-Wx f'?v ' I if mf. gf if wi?-f . ..... sk., 'l'5yy1q-.v4 - X I -4