Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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THE SASSAMON 21 BOYS RECEIVING LETTERS IN 1944 FOOTBALL Arthur Fair, Frank Wigglesworth, Walter White, John McGrath, Roger Casavant, Edward Barnicle, Robert Bryne, Kenneth Channel, Robert Ma- honey, Herbert Parker, Ralph Howard, Edward Clasby, john Rego, Michael Solari, David Sandborn, Raymond Sla- min, Gerald Devereaux, Paul Shakes- peare, Leonard Chiacchia, Thomas Low- ry, Walter Burke, James Lockhart, Frank Arena, James Hamwey, Fenton Lowry, Windsor Lowry, Vangie Sticka. BASEBALL Robert Checani, Edward Clasby, John Rego, Mike Solari, Robert Thur- ston, Kenneth Crumrine, Glen Atkin- son, Leo Grady, john Noonan, Donald Robertson, Bradford Alden, Fenton Lowry, Windsor Lowry, Yangie Sticka, Richard Hesek. HOCKEY Edward Clasby, Raymond Slamin, Edward Conlon, Ralph Howard, Arthur Fair, Roger Casavant, john Marshall, Leo Grady, Fenton Lowry, Windsor Lowry, John Driscoll, Robert Marden, Larry Devereaux, George Morris. BASKETBALL Robert Mahoney, Robert Thurston, Peter Christie, Robert Checani, Thomas Zickio, Robert McGrath, john Noonan, Donald Robertson, George Shaw, James Haddad, john Crowley, Glen Atkinson, Vito Arminio, Anthony Arminio, Joseph Franciose.

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THE sassamrox 23 Bark Row: R. Mahoney, E. Barnicle, E. Rice, A. Simeoni, E. Arena, J. Hamwey, Y, Sticka VV. Burke, F. Wigglesworth, T, Lowry. K. Channell. .Serond Row: H. Parker, T. Deignan, -I. Lockhart, R. Scarano, R. Howard, A. Corbosiero, S. Profetto, W. VVhite, G. Devereaux, R. Marden. Front Row: F. Lowry, F. Arena, R. Casavant, R. Byrne, A. Fair, Captain. E. Clasby. j. Rego, YV. Lowry, j, McGrath. F 00 TBA LL The class of 1944 may well be proud of the part played by its boys in the success of the Natick High football team the past year. The season opened with a victory by the slimmest margin over Marlboro and ended with a decision 14-0 win over highly favored Framingham. Only one black mark marred the record of the Red and Blue and that was a 14-19 reverse suffered at the hands of Norwood. Milford and Natick tied earlier in the year and that tie also served to end the Midland League season in a deadlock between the two teams. Outstanding stars of the team from the class of '44 were Captain Artie Fair. Ed Clasby, the than-whomern of passers, Ken Channell who left us early to play for Uncle Sam, Skippy Howard, Bullet Byrne, Frank Wigglesworth, Barney Barnacle. junie McGrath. johnny Rego, Walter White, Dave Sanborn, Paul Shakespeare, Mike Solari, Dugout Parker, Bob Mahoney, Gerry Deveraux, Roger Casavant, Leonard Chiacchia, and Ray Slamin, Manager. To all these boys who performed so nobly for Natick High, the class of '44 and the coaches extend their heartfelt appreciation and wish them luck in the future undertakings. v