Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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lo 'l' H li S A S S A Nl O N ln a country such as ours, there is no reason why we should not carry the torch of faith so that all may see it. Our Constitution is so constructed as to huild faith. It gives us in hlack and white, many reasons why we are the most fortunate people who inliahit the earth. XYhen you reconsider the events that have occurred during the past two years, don't you find that the American way of living is the only way for you. and havcn't you in thoughtful moments, asked yourself what you could tlo to make the ideals of American Democracy a reality? Faith makes men. Never has this heen more sell-evident than in the present strife. Amt-rica's heroes like Captain Colin Kelly may he killed, hut their faith will not he stopped even hy death.. General Douglas lVlacArthur upon arriving in Australia said I will keep the soldiers' faith! Now today while American men are fighting for Democracy thev must have a deep-rooted conviction that the battle which they are waging is worth fighting. 'lihis conviction will not grow out of hearing long-winded political speeches. It will come through the belief that this war must be won if the American ideals for which our forefathers sacrificed their lives are to be pre- served. Youth will do its part to bring us ultimate victory. 7 V Frank Mussoni

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is 'T urultg ,jtlllrtttlters I9-ll - 1942 XVoodbury, E. Davis Sears, Harold C. Andrews, Robert O, 'Arminio, Kenneth 'Cart-y, VVilliam M. Cushion, Elizabeth R. Colburn, Dorothy 'Cronan, Francis XV. Currier, Isabelle INI. Gardner, Clayton E. Harper, john H. Hayes, Frances M. Higgins, john T. Keily, Helen j. Matteo, Alfred A. Marso, Charles T. May, Rodney F. McManus, Charles E. Nutt, Edith M. Oakman, Arthur Plausse, Henry j. Quackenbush, Dyke L. Rafferty, Marguerite L. Scarry, Mary E. Shannon, Emily L. Sullivan, Louise M. Van der Groen, Nora XVhite, Edward N. VVildbur, Daisy V. Young, Kathleen VV. I 'In If S. Army 'l' H F S A S SA 3:1 ON aiiuttztl Qfflnnur ,Sufism 1941-1942 Champney, Mabel Oilleran, Dorothy Uoodnow, jean Hollingworth, Helen Kilmer, Shirley Nlaloon, Rita Miles, Shirley Mordis, Robert Mussoni, Frank Robin, Nellie Swanson, Carl VVayne, Guy Juniors lilrrlrd April 22, 1942 Buckley, Eleanor Cummings, jane Harvey, Priscilla Kaprielian, Leona Leonard, Mary McCarthy, Irene Rosen, Harold Slntirk 25511 Ogirhunl letter mutt FOOTBALL Ernest Parker, Nicholas Scianna, james Ltfter, Robert Palladino, Robert McNeil, VVil- liam Florio, Reginald Matthews, john Rooney, Frank Miccile, john Moffatt, Robert Shea. Robert O'Connell, Raymond Leonard, Melvin Freedman, George Nims, Stanley MacPherson, Robert Hall, Richard Brenneman, Vito Sciretta. Edward Devereaux. George Sellew, Rea Strange, Kenneth Channell, john Allen, VVilliam Bates. Francis Culcasi. Managers- ltohert Lane, Lawrence Smith, Raymond Slamin. B.-XSKETBALL VVilliam Florio, Shirley Nlatthews. Robert Young, Robert Shea, Robert Palladino, john Moffatt, Louis DiCicco, Charles Haddad, Carl Schavone, Robert Saunders. Co-Managers, Ueorge Nims, Frank Valle. BASEBALL Robert lN'IcNeil, Robert Paul, john Mof- fatt, Edward Clasby, Frank Miccile. john Rego, john Allen, Shirley Mathews, Robert Palladino, Vincent Ouarino, VVilliam Mc- Pherson, Edward Brennan. Ralph Howard, Vincent Driscoll. GOLF Fred Bergstrom, Frank Mussoni. Steve '!'ota, Larry Dolph, VValter VVhite, Robert Brown. HOCKEY Frank Miccile, Dana VVinner, Norman Clancy, Melvin Freedman, Larry Dolph, Nick Quatrale, Arthur Swanson, Andrew Zicko. Iiertil Stenquist, Stanley MacPherson, Robert O'Connell, Charles Malpus, Severino Bregoil, Harold Gurney, Paul Thurston, Edward Clasby, Robert Bennett, Robert Hall.