Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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'fi 'l'Hli SASSAMON MARY ARMATA llesitles heing one of the more petite inetnlmers of o elass, Mary hail a perinanent position taking rare of the ' ent list. Ylie tlirl 'i swell Joh 'intl is extremely like'ililL llirls' .Xtlileties 2. tilee flnlm .ig Lunehrooin worker. ANN ARNOLD vlunip, turn, aml it's in. 'l'he haskethall is always ileseentling through the hoop when .-Xnn is on the team. Possessiiig plenty of vim and vigor, she exeels in all sports. .Xnn always has a frientlli wortl for everyone, antl, as a Col- lege girl, Is sure to he a sueeess. tiirls' ,Xtlileties 2, 3, 4. Safety Patrol 43 Class lixeeutive ltoartl -13 L'sher-Senior Play 43 Ticket Connnittee, junior l' ont S GEORGE ARTHUR llehinrl the fotiiitaiii in one of our. more popular iee . ' ,vi ereain parlors, Iieorge ean usually he tound greeting the gf? in pretty girls in his niost eliarniing way. Often usecl as an ,- errzinfl hoy, tleorge gets along well with the teaehers. His j ' rlieery smile and friendly greeting are appreeiaterl by all who pass liiin on Safety Patrol. Ifuullbilll 3, -lg 'Vraek 4. Safety Patrol 2, 3, 41 Sassainon ' liozml J, 3, -lg llall cillIIllIlIllI'l'. Sassainon Uanee 4. HILDA ELIZABETH BANKS llilcla is the girl with the lovely voice who solos quite often for the tilee Chili, and who sang in asseinlmly inueh to everyoiiel pleasure. .Xlways pleasant anrl jovial, Hilda is eertain to fulfill her ainliitioii as a hnyer for a well-known flt'l'rs slttup. Safety Patrol 3, -lg tllee L'luh Z, 3, 4g Soloist at Senior ' l'lax -l. DAVID BARKER 6 llaxirl llarlqer spemls niost of his spare hours working 9 at .loin-C llriig Store obtaining tunrls so that he may eon- tinue ln trlueation at XYoreester Polyteehnie Institute. His hohliy is eleetrieity, anrl his aniliition in later life leans tonartl eleetrieal engineering. lkttnst Qaviiigs tfonnnittee 33 'Senior Play 43 Usher! in all wa5s. ller quiet manner inacle her many frientls tlur-

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T H E S A S S A M O N GEORGE RICHARD ADAMS Happy-go-lucky Gige is one of our three-letter men playing football, hockey and baseball. He had some tough luck the last year, injuring his knee in football, but this didn't prevent his being our chief goal-tender. Especially interested in hockey, George organized a team of his own, often playing in Cochituate. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 3: Grchestra 2, 33 Junior Red Cross Com- mittee Zg Decoration Committee, Senior Reception 4: Stage Manager, Senior Playg Checking Committee, junior Prom Z. CHARLES J. AHEARN One of our returned veterans, Charlie's late appearance at school every morning causes the class no end of amuse- ment, particularly since his house is located so near the school. His reticence, however, is replaced on occasion by an infectious grin. JOHN AMABILE Johnny is usually seen driving about in his black Ford headed toward Cochituate where he spends much of his time. VVhatever he does after graduation, he needn't worry: he can take care of himself and provide amusement for all. Junior Red Cross Committee 3g Decoration Committee, Senior Reception 4. BARBARA AMBROSINI Barb is a quiet worker with a pleasant countenance and quiet nature. Though inactive in extra-curricular activ- ities, she is well known by her classmates. Her decision for the future lies between training at the Melrose Hospital or attending the Atlantic Union College. Girls' Athletics 2, 3. CHARLES ANTHONY Tony served N. H. S. well by taking part in many school activities, besides having a high scholastic record. Hockey manager and a member of the football squad, Scapone rat-es high with all and enjoys causing commotion in the classroom by stating his point of view on a matter which is usually the opposite of everyone else's. Football 3, 45 Hockey, manager 4. Safety Patrol 45 Student Council 3, 4g Usher-Junior Prom 3, Class Day 3, Graduation 3, Senior Reception 45 Decoration Committee, Football Dance 3, 4.

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THE SASSAMON PAUL B. BARNICLE Barney, our class Costello, is a happy-go-lucky sort of person. His jovial grin and ahsurd sense of humor have earned him his reputation as a First class wit. His hard work and enthusiasm in sports matters are respected by his team mates and he is thought by all to be a great guy. Basketball Z, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 41 Golf 4, Senior Play 4. JOAN BELL To find the definition of versatility don't look in a dic- tionary-take a look at loan. Many girls at N. H. S. envy her tiny figure and cute clothes, to say nothing of her mag- netic personality. Yivacious joan hasn't decided where she will put all her energy next year, but she'll be a lively addi- tion anywhere. Girls' Athletics 2. Defense Savings Committee 21 Class Officer .25 Drum Majorette lg Sassamon Board 2, 5, 4: junior Red Cross Committee 3g Teen Town Committeeg Yearbook Committee. WILLIAM J. BERRY Bill, one of our recently discharged vets, returned to school in order to complete his secondary schooling. His future plans are undecided, but may develop from his chief interest and hobby-music. Band 43 Orchestra 2. CAROLYN BOARDMAN Gangway! Here comes Cara Maybe it's a commit- tee meeting, a big test or just plain fun. XYherever it is, Cara is sure to be there with her bubbling personality. She also made a cute and peppy cheerleader last fall. Cara is undecided about next year but, wherever she goes, there will be fun and excitement. Girls' Athletics-Baseball 2: Basketball 2. Glee Club 2, 3: Class Executive Board 33 Sassamon Board 4: Student Council 2, 3, 43 Usher-Junior Prom and Senior Reception: Poster Committee, Senior Play: Yearbook Committee. JUNE BORGLIN June is the girl who as head drum-majorette in her senior year led the band so well. She is always ready with a warm greeting that makes everyone glad to be with her. June plans to be a telephone operator. Girls' Athletics 3. Glee Club Z, 33 Drum Majorette 3, 43 Candy Committee for Senior Play 4. 27 ,ac- '-F. S 1. Q! ,, vm- 11 1' 'ii l i