Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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lo IIIE SASSAINIUN I, Iiugene Robie. leave my astounding mental capacity to be divided equal- ly between Barbara Heard ancl Florence Fisher. I, Pauline Lelilanc, leave my willingness to serve Natick High School to any junior as capable as I, if there be one. I, Danny Cardellicchio, relinquish my job as President of the Senior Class to my brother, Vinny Carclellicchio. I, june lXlcKenna, leave my talent as ati incessant chatterbox to Frannie Brannagan. I, jack Conway, leave my obstinancy in an argument to Payson Dowst. I, Rita Horan, leave my excess height to Cac Neary. I, Robert I-lillier, leave my ability to be at all times a general nuisance to Charles Ilmanuelli. I, jane johnson, leave my ability to get to school on time to Isaac Shagoury. l, Bob Ifrongillo, leave my extreme ease in blushing to Robert Rinehart. I, jane Amoroso, leave my secret of hnding time to accomplish every- thing, even school work, to Annette Grogan. I, Ned Mahoney, leave the musical horn of my car to Miss Griffin to be used as a warning alarm in the pursuit of those students who occasionally take a vacation. I, Billy Glebus, leave my ability to get along with everybody to George Stockbridge. I, june Tozer, leave my basketball skill to my sister, Punkie. I, Bob Canning, leave my comb and slickum wave set to Wally Mont- gomery. I, Marji O'Reilly, leave my eccentric mind to anyone whose tnind, by some queer turn of fate, is as illogical as mine. I, Alvin Roscoe, leave my position as the most sought-alter by the female sex to Dick Cllasby. In witness whereof we, the Senior Class, hereunto set our hand and seal on this tenth day of june, 1948. SYBIL C. LOWE W 'jfl1C',I',f6'l! fly .' NORMA Scniauristia XX',ILI.IAM M. Claiuav Class Song 'Iliougli our hearts be sad, yet our spirits glad 'l'he new challenge of life we must meet, And we ask the Lord that the path we trod Will not tire too soon our young feetg For the world is ours, with its suns or showers We hold in our hands our true fate. May we never go wrongg may the faith stay strong Of the Class of Forty-eight. Mfutjoiuu O'RI3ILLY

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