Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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THE SASSAMON 25 Back Row: G. Morris, L. Yalle. E. Condon, G. Barnabo, M. Solari, C. Murphy Mr. McManus. Third Rota: R. Hesek, L. Grady, W. Lowry, F. Lowry, E. Garvin, R. Marden, J. Devereaux. Seroml Rota: R. Slamin, .-X. Fair, E. Clasby, R. Casavant. J. Marshall, E. Conlon, R. Howard. Front Rate: W. Mathews, J. Driscoll. HOCKEY Once again the bearers of the banner of the red and blue proved that hockey has be- come a major success as well as a major sport at the Natick Senior High School. For the third time in four years it was their fate to finish in second place in the East- ern Massachusetts Hockey League. Through- out the entire season our boys richly deserved the tribute of the sports writers and fans as the most aggressive schoolboy six. It was unfortunate that this year's club was op- posed by the best team that the league has seen since its organization some nine years ago. However the Natick ice experts made a real contest for Hudson's veteran team up to the last week of play. As we say farewell to this fine group oi boys we know that the commendable record that they have carved on all hockey enthu- siasts memories will be long lasting. May they succeed in their future life as they have on the field of play. It is with great hopes that Natick High can send into this war torn world such fine senior hockey men as. Captain Eddie Clasby, the town of champions own Mr. Hockey, who was not only the leaguc-'s leading scorer but was also selected on the New England All Star Team: Ralph Howard the little boy with the courage and speed and determination of the greatest and the noblest: Roger Casavant whose record of tive shutouts rates him as one of Natick's best goalies in the history of local hockeyg Fain and Marshall whose play on defense was always dependable and intelligent: and last but not least Ray Slamin whose great love for the game does not ex- ceed his cleverness near the boards and his inimitable tricky shot. The record: Natick 2 Wakefield 1 Natick 2 Dedham Z Natick 4 Somerville 2 Natick O Hudson 3 Natick 3 Lexington O Natick 4 Malden O Natick 2 Brookline 1 Natick 3 Lexington 1 Natick S Malden 0 Natick 3 Brookline S

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THE SASSAMON 27 li x f . I Back Row: D. Mostecki, B. jackson, E, Carey, M. Allen, Miss Currier, A. McGrath, M. j. Powers, P. Hussey, j. Miller. Second Row: A. Mason, K. Gerrity, IJ. Wells, D, Kinsman, j. Butler, C. Anzivino. M. Roberts, j. Griffin. I'r0nt Row: I.. Belmore, R. Nussberger, B. Alcock, P. llonahoe, B. Webb, C. Barr, j, Merrigan, R. Farley. GIRLS' PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM The girls' physical fitness program in the High School consists of two scheduled days a week for physical education, when girls may elect the subject. The program includes conditioning exercises, marching. stunts and tumbling. a group of American Square Danc- ing, English Country Dancing and steps are taught in folk and ballroom dancing. Techf niques in sports are taught in their season. Fall-Volleyball and Archery. Winter-Basketf ball and Badminton. SpringfSoftball and Track, After School activities include in the Fall'- Archery and Volleyball, The Archery group now include a group of advanced archers who hold the certificates and diplomas awarded by the National Archery .Association for achievement. The Archer diploma is held by Phyllis Hussey, Mary lane Powers. Bertha jackson, jean Griftin and Barbara Alcock, Ilorothy Wells. Flsie Swanson. Ellen Carey and Margaret Allen hold the Bowman diplof ma. This group will compete in the Spring for standing on the School team. the scores to be entered in the National Inter-Scholastic Mail Shoot to be held in May. The Basketball team was represented by jean Butler, Capt. Gladys Kinsman, Mgr. Charlotte Anzavino, Catherine Gerrity, Doro- thy VVL-lls. Mary Roberts. jean Griftin as the first team. Barbara Alcock, Rita Farley. Patricia Donahue. Constance Barr. Betty jane Webb. Lucille Belmore and Adele Mason, The team played Needham and the score ended in a tie 22-22. The Alumnae team was played and the High School was defeated in both games, The Badminton tournament had thirty-six entrants. The lnterclass champions were Sena ior, Phyllis Hussey, junior. Mary Carroll and Sophomore. Dorothy johnson. In the play- off for the school championship, Mary Car- roll was the winner and declared Badminton champion. The main event of the year was the Girls' Physical Education Assembly presented dur- ing the Assembly period on March 10, A program in four episodes was presented featuring four periods of the Girls' Gym pro- gram. Costumes of the various periods were used and work presented from that period.