Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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IN 'l'lll QXSSIX HON ,,f' .- AN ,, ... l UO'l'B.'XI.L I'i-our Row - AI. I.igori, XV, VV:-lla, ll. lialhoni, I. .-X. Pharri-, 'l'. .'Xrmato. C. Szirggetit, P. Qua- ti-ale, R. liate-. Seronil Row -f VI, Mrlixoy. R. l lo'rio, M. Morris, ii. liarniele. I . Foley. N. Seianna. IT. Ihoiwen, R. MvPher-on, VI. llall, XV. Langley. C. Ureutt. lhirfl Row -- Mr. Mc'NIanux I.. llerrity, Ki. Nloiwe, U. Prescott, Iflorio, Mr. Plauwe, IT. .Xnnilvalli, WI. Ilarper, R. Raphael, Mr. Qiizlelxelilmfh. Ioullll Row - R, Kioulrl, .-X. Saviano, V. L'axavaiil, VI. Lefter, O, Iiclinore, CS. Ximx, M. Freevi- man, XY. l'loi'io. I . liranagan, Rolsert liatex, .'X. liraflfortl. Hail Row - li. lic-riiarvl, if Mullen, R. llall, I . Doran, 'l'. XVyl1erg. II. Morris, Moffatt. If Mievile. FOOTIZALI. FOR 1939 lv voulfl not lu' Naiil aliout thix yeark Nllllflx team xi- wa- sanl of last yeatw that they out- IPlZl',f'rl the other team hut ltixl. tor this hap- penwl only onee. Ihix year! team hail what it takex In win. Illlx yeark te-am mafle up moxtly of Senior- wax luelq enough to haxe foaeh Plauwe when tht-x wwe hut Nmlioiiiorex ,Xlthough the -quail wax lefl lux faptain .xflllillrii who Ntooil onlx a tew inehex over five Iggy, hut who plaxefl loothall with everx meh of it. it wax one of the lwiggest NIIIVIIIN that Yatiel. hax hail the lurk to hate. Big. faxt. well trzunetl in the I'llIl4l1llUt'IlIZllN anfl lull ol Npiiit, thix was the te:un that Nwept Xeetlham. llevlham, Yorwootl anfl Framinghani lietore them at well ax mo-t of the other elevenx that tarefl them. lt ix enough Io axk ol any Natirlt team to fleteat the tour teatnx notetl ahove for never in the hixtorx' ot toothall in Natick hax .ini team Iieaten thexe four lug -ehoolx. It xou axk any of the lwoyx who playefl. they will tell von that Coaehex Plnuwe anil Me- Xldnue workeil them harfl hut that it wax worth it. for not only were the injuriex few. hut the wine were many. Mueh eretlit is lu he given to fitlllfll Quaek- CIIIHINIILN All .XlI1t'l'If'llI'lN' who all NFZISUII gave their hex: tluring the week NU that the team might he ready to 5-io ulll :mtl win on Saturtlav. Natick .....,..... 6 Natirk . ...Z-I Xatiek . , T Natiek . .. U Yatiek , ...LR3 Naliek . ,.l3 Xatiek . ..l2 Natiek , ..l2 Nativla . Ml? Xatirk .. ..., 14 'lioI:llN . .... ll-I St. Charlex IXValt.J . Nlilrllmoro . liarnxtahle XVelleNley . Milfortl . Neeflham . lleilham .. Norwootl . Illltlsoll ... Ifratninghain GOLF FOR NATICK I. Il Il ,.2o ll u o o 19 li SS fiolii ix prohalwly the youngest :mtl leaxt known eport in Natick High. The team will ne marie up of Seniorx, moxt of whom either are vailtlie- or were Cailrliex at some ti Coaeh Maffeo givex hix time and the lvoys anti YYiliIwooil givex the eourxe. IUC. help to them the me of

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THE SASSAMON 7 ztculig gmletttlters 1939 . 19-1U Hill, Roy VV. Sears, Harold C. Arminio, Kenneth Belliveau, Florence E. Cashion, Elizabeth R. Church, E. Grace Currier, Isabelle M. Gardner, Clayton E. Hayes, Frances M. Higgins. john T. Keily, Helen Al. Nlaffeo, Alfred A. May, Rodney McManus, Charles E. Nlowry, Ella Nl. Nutt, Edith Nl. Plausse, Henry j. Quackenbush, Dyke L. Rafferty, Marguerite L. Ratsey, Ethel VV. Scarry, Mary E. Shannon, Emily L. Sullivan, Louise M. VVhite, Edward N. Vllildbnr, Daisy V. Ylloodbury. E. Davis Young, Kathleen VV. 17 National ghunur Sunictg Members of the National Honor Class of 19402 Society, jean Allen Allen G. Bradford Victor Robert Casavant Barbara Louise Church john A. Devlin Robert C. Frye Ernest john Grassey -Mary A. Grnpposo june Adelle Hamilton 'Robert Knowlton joan Mary Lentini +Edward C. Lowe VValter j. Mussoni Elna Nelson Amie E. Parker Arthur L. Parker L. A. Pharris Geraldine Katherine Regan Dorothea Swanson Miriam Taylor john McGill VVhite Robert F. Vl'hitney 'i'Elected junior Year. atiirlt BASKETBALL VVarren Langley. Christ Chala, Charles Sargent, Athero Bacchiocci, Carl Orcutt, james Ligori, Edward Duffy, Richard McDaniel, Shir- ley Matthews, Allen Bradford, Henry Balboni. Eliot Bernard, L. A. Pharris. IIUCKEY Ralph Stenquist, Howard MacDonald. Ralph Lawson, john Hall, lVilliarn VVells, Ken- dal Benton, john Felch. joseph Henry, Fred Thorsen, Perry McRol1ert, Philip Halnifton, Her- nard Downey, Rol:e.t Cole, john Mann, George Morse, Frank Foley. FOU'I'BAl,L Tony Armato, Carl Urcutt, L. A. Pharris, Urrin Prescoit, Hen'y liztlboni, john Hall, Fred Thorsen, Frank Foley, Michael Morris, james Ligori, VVarren Langley, VVilliam VVells, David Anniballi, Lawrence Gerrity. George Barnicle, Ross MacPherson, Nicholas Scianna, Philip Quatrale, Charles Sargent Kendal Benton, john Harper, Gordon Bouret, Ralph Raphael, Ralph lfliglg Srltnnl letter gll'lru Florio. Allan Bradford. Patil Peterson, Theodore XVybe-rg. . BASEBALL Bernard Beale, john Harper, Robert Paul. Urren Prescott, john Felch, james Ligori, john Mann, Ralph Stenquist, Charles Sargent, Ralph Raphael, Shirley Matthews, George Bar- nicle, Ernest Grassey. Gordon Bouret, Edward Fceley, Robert MacNeil, Theodore XVyberg, Leo Valle, Robert Lane. TRACK Augustine Mandino, George Morse, Carl Urcutt, lVarren Langley, Edward Lowe, john Cummings. Vincent Grupposo, Ralph Gould, Norman Clancy, Norman Randall, XVilbur Curtis, Francis Branagan, Robert Lang. GULF joseph Henry, Ralph Lawson, john XVhite, VValter Mussoni, Ross MacPherson, Frank Mussoni, Fred Bergstrom, Larry Dolph. TENNIS VValter lNlahard, Perry McRolmert, john Montgomery, john Hall, George Morse.

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O N 19 THE SASSAM ' BUYS' BASKETBALL 1 if . A 4 i t Back Row-ti. Barnicle. J, McEvoy, R. Raphael. E. Feeley, N. Scianna. Richartl Bates, tl. Florio. Seconfl Row-Mr. hlarlfeo, R, Young, H. Balhoni, E. Bernartl, S. Mathews, C. Sargent, C. Grafly, .-X. Bratlfortl. First Row-A. McDaniel, C. Orcutt, Ligori, XV. Langley, A. Bacchiocchi. C. fhala, E. Dutly. BASKETBALL FOR 1939 AND 1940 VVith only one man of the starting team back from last year, Coach Matteo had the jolm of Htting new men to Fill the spots left vacant arountl Captain Langley. As we all know VVarnie is the tall, good-looking center that matle the haskethall team click. It was mostfy tintling the man for the jo'1 for there were plenty of gootl men In pick fxom. The trouble was that most of them were Seniors. This year the fellows playetl three out ul' state teams, playing host to Stratford, Uonnecti- cut, antl traveling to hlaine tu play games with Auhurn antl liath. Although they were not successful with outkof-state team- they hatl plenty of fun on the trip anrl they hall it coming for there were twenty-one gamgs schctlufefl. Twenty-one games is a lot of hziskethxill. actl not many easy games among them, for Natick went out of her class as far as sive goes hy playing some of the larger schools in the sec- tion and tloing very well against them. Although there was no Baskethall C'apta'n electetl for the coming seasln. the Senior boy- know that the untler classmen can :lo much if they this ye Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick lx-.ll lt Nair lt Natick Natick Natick Natick Naticl. N stick lotals ., put into the game the harfl work that at s team rlttl. 33 ...IX ...IS ...22 ...Sl ...23 ...SS 29 .. JJ ...Sl ...Sl ...36 Q. ...JJ ...ZS ...-l-2 ...-ll ...Zo ...-ll M27 U27 ....aft , . .061 Alumni ... Needham .. Brockton .. Xvellesley .. YVellesley . Quincy . Miffortl . Norwooml . YValpole .. Quincy ... lletlham ,... Framingham lNli.tortl .... Framitzgharn VValpole ... Ntrl'Wuu4l .. SIl'LltfUl'rl, flu '17 -.. ...I9 ...26 ...16 ...QU ...25 ...25 ...-ll! ...20 ...26 ...IS ..,..29 ...23 'Stl ...ZII .......2ll nn. MSX Uetlham .,........ 29 Bath, Me. Auburn, hle. Neetlham ... ...ZS .,.,.29 ...IS S38