THE SASSAMON 7 from the service and resumed the position of Principal. In November we elected class officers, choosing Robert Fair, presidentg Arthur Casavant, vice-president: Beverly Wlard, secretaryg and Robert Prescott, treasurer. Billy Carr and fume Franciose were elected co-captains of the football team for the coming year. The basketball team was to be captained by Chuck Checani. Tommy Quirk, Bobby Fair, and Buddy Potter distinguished themselves on the hockey team. Fair was later elected captain. The baseball team won the coveted Hay State League Championship. Lester Leland was elected captain for baseball. Helen McGrath was sent to Girl's State in Bridgewater to represent the girls of Natick High School. Robert Prescott represented the boys at Amherst. liotli returned With glowing accounts of their experiences. Surely this is a wonderful lesson in government and good citizenship, provided so generously by the American Legion and its auxiliary. Helen McGrath, Ruth Powers, George Buckley, and Gerald Thomas were elected to the Honor Society. This was an outstanding accomplisliment for juniors. In May we enjoyed our .lunior Prom, our social highlight for the year. This year we mourned the loss of Sonny Goodall, who was fatally injured in an acci- dent. XVe all missed his sunny disposition and pleasing personality. September 1946 finally found us seniors. Our first activity was choosing our permanent ofhcers. 'We elected Robert liair, presidentg Arthur Casavant, vice- presidentg Helen McGrath, secretary, and Robert Prescott, treasurer. In Febru- ary Ruth Powers was chosen by her classmates as the flood Citizen to represent Natick High School at the D.A.R. Pilgrimage held in Boston in March. Our football team under the direction of Mr. Plausse had the power this year, also,.to defeat Framingham. The hockey team under the supervision of Coach Carroll had four members chosen for the Eastern lXlassachusetts All Star Team. They were Robert Fair, Tommy Quirk, Edward Clay, and Arthur Potter. The National Honor Society induction was held- in May. At this time eight more members were inducted and twelve of our classmates will receive their pins today. january Thaw, our senior play, was presented to a most appreciative audience on April tenth and eleventh. The cast under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Delileritt did a splendid job. The school orchestra under Mr. Mayberger's direc- tion, with Hilda Banks and lired Dutton as soloists, presented the musical selections during the intermission. The climax of our social life comes tomorrow night in the Coolidge Junior High Gym when our Senior Reception will surpass all other school functions in gayety and brilliance. lt is with the deepest regret that we sever these close associations with our classmates. Wle feel deeply grateful for the kind and thoughtful guidance of our faculty and especially to our class advisers, bliss XYildbur and Mr. Carey, who have so patiently and expertly led us to the successful conclusion of our days at Natick High School. We shall always cherish these years. BEVERLY JEAN XVARD.
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Tl-lli SASSAMON 9 I, George Buckley, leave my exceptional scholastic abilities to Eugene Rohie. l, Paul Barnicle. leave my keen wit to Robert Frongillo. l, Sheila Brennan, leave my vivaciousness to Mary Coffey. I, Carl lleftngelis, leave my lpana smile to Danny Cardelliehio. l, Peter Starrett, leave a portion of my physique to any junior who neerls it. l, Arthur Potter, leave my- charm for the fair sex to Robert llillier. I, Robert liair, leave n1y hockey ability to llon lXIclver anal Art Mathews. l, Ruth Powers, leave 111y energy to tackle anything to l,2l.lllllIt' LeBlanc. l, Rig Moe, leave my snappy clothes to Little Moe. l, 1Xrtl1ur Casavant, leave my ability to be electerl to office for three consecu- tive vears to tl1e Iuniors with a book entitlerl How to Hecome a l olitieian by Casavant. We tl1e Senior Class, will and bequeath the remains of our estate to tl1e Sluclent Council to be usefl as they see tit. ln witness whereof we hereunto set our hand ancl seal Ull this tifth clay of -Iune, 1047. Tiionixs F. QJUIRR. lt 'l'fIll'.S1Yl'tl 11515 lillflltlftli Il'l1ulen lfuzil-v l,. .Ylitiuizozz 4 4 1 IDEAL SENIOR . tl 1 111, nov llair Like liyes Like 'l'eeth Like Complexion Like Figure Like lluilfl Like Clothes Like lit'l'SHllZlllly' Like Smile Like Cnte Like Slmmotll Like Sopllisticaterl Like llisposition Like 'lialentecl Like Versatile Like lXlll5ll'Z1l Like Constance t Yiqtlflif Iva Roberts Marilyn Richarfl lflorenee Snelgrova Shirley Lee Margaret hloran Ilelen lXIetlratl1 Yirginia lntinarelli lfleanor Musgrave Carolyn lioarflnian Vlullll liell Kay ltllll' I'riscilla l'ii1l'I'1llll rxllll Arnold llilrla Banks t'I1arles ' Charles ltinlieft ltflil' Carl lk-Angelis Robert Harding l,t'l'l'l' St ililltrlllflfw arrett Anthi in x I'homas Lelilant tjuirk I lonalrl Met art x .-Xrtlmr l'otter illlltllllili 4 . . Mahi mu l',llllllU lilrovelli Nowell blones 1 heralcl 'llhonias 'I ack Lee
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