Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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Q4 'I' II If S ,-X S S A XI O N -i limi' Roux' ,If Zivltu, I'. I'iwIvy, bl. I.nt'ItIiart, VI. ITI'ZIIIf'IU5t', I7. Ulsun, I . INIcl':1rthy, N. INIathews, I , xII'5NVl'C'IIQ'f', U. I,tgntini, Nlr. Marw. S.wur1.l lx'fffL4.' I . Iamry, XY. NIat'I'Itcrwn, NI. 9uIari, IJ. Ruhertmn, Ii. flaxhy, G. Atkinson, W. Ianxlx. l'iI'fIlIf Runs: Ii. .XItIcn, R. C'Iwt':ini, Ii. Ihurxtnn, -I. .XIIen, 'I. Rego, I.. Grady. BASEBA LL XVith tht- prmpt't't uf uttvrnpting tu vmnplete with Bill INIat'I'hersrm's rawlmoned Q-quail a rct'1mI uf the l942 Ita-eIvaII cditiun httrling, could very readily give Natick an- thix yt-ar! Iw:1wI1:1II team will attempt, with other repre-Q-ntative ICLIIII. In daily pmt'- xtfry ft-w xt-tvrztnx ax'z1iIaIvIz', tu :ivquit it! ticr thc' plajxt-r-' almilitic- are Corning to the -t-It' in tht- rnannt-r in whivh rcrrttt Nativlt prnper Iexcls and many prmpevtivc stars Iligh NvImnI tcarnx have Iwrn ziwtixtmtietl. are in the ticvvlupinrnt Ning:-. Smnc- of 'Iht'cxpuvtntimtttfrc:it'I1im1tI1c Nate Finals the Imp whu may earn hrxt train Ive-rths Ivy winning the rwprvxt-titzttimt frurn Zuni- are :ix follows: Iftmr unrI IIQ-fs-zitimg Nnrh gre-at lw:1II tt-ants zu Num-rviIIz', Circ-ater Iimtun thurnps, and C'harIt-N II:nItIacI, john Noonan, Ken- .Xttlt-Imtt-. Zwnv Iiixc VIUIIIIIIIBN, anal rcach- nt-th l'rntnrine, Rulvert IiaI1t'ut'Ic, lat Imaz-rl int: the' Ntntt- final with a 1611111 of .XrIing- ,Iuwph Frxtririme, XVil1cINurI-uwry, 2nd haw: tunk rgililwre wcrnx renmte at thc prwent IitItIie C'IaNIry, and Ilunaltl Rohn-rtson ss: writing. IIuwex'rr', you van Iw Nurs that ,Iuhnny Rrgn and Ihmnax Zivko, 3rd hasel Natirk. with -nth pI:1ye'rx :JN .Iuhnny RQ-gn. in the onthe-III with playcrx as Fenton Lowry, IlII'IllIII'IlIIIllt'IlI third Iva-clncn nf Iaat year! I'Sr:ltIfnrtI .XItIcn, Ruhcrt Thurston -Ialnex ,Q.:,,,,v wluvlkit, -Ulu, ,-gipahlr t'zttvher, wht, IIIlIIlVVZlf,Iit'IIIlt'II1 ciIIkIIlI1C'IQ Churk Che-cani, taught tIaiIy Ivzitting p1':tt'tit'n' Iast year fur l,t'-I Cirz1cIy, RnIwrt Iiernard, Im:-ph Hur- thy 151-JW., gmti tivpt-miultlt. 1-Qdflir Vlafhp, rigan :md Hill Nlc-Pherwn pitcherx.

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THIC SASSANION 23 Bz1tkRrmc.' 'lf Rnlulalee, R. lluwarcl I,. Grady, Ynetnanx. Mr. NlL'xlI1IlllN. Srtumi Runs: R. Brown, .X. Fair, XV. l'awax'anI. li. Claslw, l'. lhnrxtnn, R. Slamin. Front Rll'LL'.' Ci. Brown. L. Rieatmli, S, lirrgnli, lf Nlalpnx, R. liilwwn, F. Nlnrphy, ll. Cinrnry. HOCKEY 'l'hiN was Ihr year that lmrkey wax In were lmt tn the Irllltl. btan ihllll'llllt'l'Nllll he almanduneml furthe Iltttuititm, I-'nrtnnately lrft tm Ihr Navy and Huh U'Q'tnntrll rn- it was twrntinurcl, :intl run Iliungh the my al Irrril li, Kf liuth uf thrxe lim- will alwayx rnuterx hail In uvrruiitir runxialrralilr trans- ltr irtnrinlwerril fur their fine NIYUVINIIIIIII- portatitm tlithrttltiex, they were well rr- like play hi all llwfl-try fnllnwetw. 'l'he warilctl for their xarrihrrx lw the play nf Srniur flaw wax wrll reprrxentrtl lw Ihr Natirlx lligh St-lwnl teani. Vharlir Nlalpnf, eaxily the Init goalie ut The rrrnrtlx will Nhuw that tint' luwx the lragnrl l'eIe lirragnli tune nf Ihr lvest finished thirtl in the lfaxtrrn Nlawgtvhnxett- wings in XaIirk High! llixtwry, l'anl lluvlxey Leaggne, hut it rannut whim Ihr 'lhntwtun :intl Leon Rirarcli, lmth of whmn Ihrillx and -nrprisrx whirh wrrr fnrni-heal rme In Nttrh great hrightx un tlefenxe tlllflllgl hy thix it-111-R fine Nextrt. Ihr latter part of the year. The weavvti Ntartrtl Im: iiizltt-piriutixly .Xt Ihr rntl uf the srawn lftlwarnl flaxlw with Ihrre lnwrx in the Iii'-I fnnt' garner une of Ihr ntttxtzttnling playrrx of thr Ntatr that even Ihr tnmt luwal lu-liexetl that thi- wax lllllllllllllllblf rlrvtrcl Captain, Sinre year the Natirk learn would lvr ntrrely en- Iherr are a uriteiwnis Nprinltling of vrteranx juyinig Ihr exrrrixe antl whatever 1'har:n'ter returning next year iI ix hupetl that lftlnlir ltniltling flllZlllllt'N the ggznne tiflntwletl. lluw- and hi- ruhurtx will carry un in the Nplrne ever, Ihr lnval latlx hail Ilillrrrnt itleztx anal ilitl inannrr that Ihiw yrati train left will rml,-U1 lmflx yt, will thy lan hir garnex ntmt lnterrxt in hurlxey har lvern Illllllllllllll df'1'iNiYQ'lf. ln thix Nlll'l'L -Nllll Ilrive Ihr Na- Nteatlily during the paxt few yrgirx until In. Iirk lligh brltmvl lrr rxprrtx tlefeateal Ihr tlay it ran lie ranked :ts a tnajnr Npnrt at hut trains in the league In mlexrrxe the the Natirlx lligh S1-lnml. XVI' feel Nttre that SmN.,m.m uf th? ,Pnl-IN write-rx, They only thix entlinxiaxtn ix rexpunxilwle fur the ini- lveat the hut. pruvrml play -if the Rrml and lilne. May During the -raxntl Ihr twn l'1lAl'ilIlllllllN wr Continue Ihr gnncl wurlxl

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THESASSAKIUN 25 .funn uv 7- Back Rnfw: M. Joyce, A. Sullivan, H. Cowee, C. Driscoll, INI, McHale, B. Buell, L. XKvE'I1f7Ell. N. Stacy, E. Lynch, D, YVhittemore, C . Smith, M. I'ettee, D. Glynn, K. Vergos, B. Jackson, D. johnson, D. XVells, A. Ahern. Fnurlh Rnlux' A. Mciirath, E. Flynn, T. Arena, II. Driscoll, R. Rolyerts, Cl. Duluoyce, M. Caroll, R. Sullivan, M. Quinn, P. llussey, D. Donnelly, D. Vurtis, l'. Shaugoury, L. Pierro, S. McDonald, M. Arnold. Tllirtl Rufuz' T. Berthiaume, Ii. Swanson, M. Ilollingsworth, A. YVilson, K. leters, Al. Main. D. Nichols, A. Leflair, M. Lane, ,l. Powers, T. Flynn, M. Dutton, II. Sellew, D. Mostecki, M. Burke, D. Iloye, -l. Miller, -l. Cirirlin. Serum! Rnftc.' L. Kaprielian, bl. Sweeney, PI. Dull, M. Powers, E. Carey, ii. Lane, D. Ilasgill, D. Provencal, M. Ilall, ll. l'uttell, L. Kreshpane, I.. Xvt'I1IlI ll. Front Rnfze: I'. Prior, M. Temple, Al. Lupien, M. Dupuis, .l. Cotton, K. XVhite, IS. .Xleock, l. Mclirath, F. Spooner, M. iirant. GIRLS' PHYSICAL FITNESS CLASSES I This year the usual girls' athletics that can Square Dancing which all classes took have always been so popular were greatly part in. The call from Dive for the Oys- curtailed due to the faet that a very large ter and Darling Nellie Gray were fa- numlyer of the athletirally inclined were en- miliar sounds throughout the lwuilding for gaged in some form of after-school or eve- several weeks. ning work. In the Girls' Athletic League, awards The regular girls' gym classes were for the year for the Class of 1943 will gn reorganized at the same time the lyoys physi- to Rita Scott, Leona Kaprielian, Harlwara cal fitness program was inaugurated and Cowee, Marion Church, Mary ,lo Leonard, the program changed to meet the demands and Gertrude Lane, of the time. This year Natick lligh School hopes to A set of twelve vonditioning exercises enter an Arvhery Team in the National recommended lyy the government physical Vamp Archery .-Xssociation shoot to he held htness group was a regular part of the during the week May 15 to 22. .-X team of semi-weekly program. .Xctivities involving live arehers will compete and scores will large group muscles are stressed. Relay lie mailed to Boston Headquarters. races, olwstacle races, distance run-walks and The outstanding archers at the present group games such as Volley-hall are greatly are: Mary ,lane Powers, Ellen Carey' Bef. stressed, tha jackson, Dorothy YVells, Phyllis Hussey The rhythmic program included Ameri- and ,lean C,Iril'l'in.