Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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THE SASSAMON PAGE THREE XDCIE, the senior class of 1931, affectionately dedicate this year book to Miss Vera Mann, for thirteen years a teacher at our alma mater. Miss Mann is a native of Natick, having graduated from our high school in 1909, and from Wellesley College in 1913. Did you find Latin a hard subject to master? If you did, Miss Mann would be glad to put in long hours after school to help you. Did anyone need any help with school activities? She was always ready and willing to help. Did anyone want an extra skit for the Sassamon? just ask Miss Mann. Did the faculty need a poem to accompany a gift to someone leaving its ranks? just ask Miss Mann. The answer was always given not only graciously and willingly but many times in a witty fashion as well. Her kindly spirit of cooperation and ready wit are, we feel sure, among the dearest memories for many a graduate of dear old Natick High.

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THE SASSAMON PAGE FIVE 'QV' - 4.4 E E 1 7 i ' fi , J.1l,?-'fy' i E . Q I ' K. f 1 'fy 1 WEEK 'W ' i . si f ' f G mg- fs-ff CLASS OF '31 GRDER OF EXERCISES Riicigi-Tiox Armory June twelfth, eight o'clock CLASS Dm' High School Hall june fifteenth, three o'clock Fi-xREwELL PAIQTY High School Gym June sixteenth, eight o'c1ock GR,xnL'AT1oN High School Hall June seventeenth, eight o'clock Cl..-XSS DAY PRQGRAM Processional K1'vt.u'l1nn'1'-Tour.: High School Orchestra Address of W'elcome Edward Harvey Snow Selection, Bright Be Each Face from Lucia Dozlizvfm Class of 1931 Soprano Solo-Eva Louise Barr History Donald Montgomery Jones Poem Peter Maltei Will Margaret Patricia Gavin String Quartette Passepied lJvI1'lnxs Valse Noble .Yt'!l '7lI1 Helen Ellis '31 Francis Killeen '31 Alta Densmore '32 Anthony Marciano '33 Prophecy Girls' and Boys' Edith Catherine Cunneen Luciano Patrick Grassey Delivery excused Presentation of Class Gift Edward Harvey Snow ,Xcceptance of Class Gift Russell Reid llardigan :Xwarding of Pro Merito Pins Presentation of Coach's Cup to Best Student-,Xthlete Mr. Cliltord R. llall Superintendent tif Schools Awarding of Anna F. Goodnow Scholarship Mrs. John S. M. Glidden President of Natick W'oman's Cluh Class Song Luciano Patrick Grasscy Class of 1931 Recessional High School Orchestra Russell Reid Hardigan '32, Marshal GR.-XDU1-XT ION PROGRAM Processional I.t1rlz11c1' High School Orchestra Saluatory Elizabeth Rose Cashion Chorus, XVi' A Hundred Pipers' ,Stillm- Class of 1931 Essay, Modern .-Xdvertisingu XYinifred Mary Coleman Violin Solo from the Concerto in :X Minor .ti4't'IIItI.V Francis Michael Killeen : Essay, Personality Grace Margaret Hanagan . . I