Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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PHL SASSAMUN w saw .lANItLl1 VUOODVVARD and her husband looking at the IIIoon while other honeymooners were MAIa lVlOS'I'liCQKI, PAULINI1 LIQBLANQ1 and CQHRIs FRos'r. LOUISE JACKSON was down in Mexico at her new ranch home with her hus- band. C.oming out we walked along down by the sea where we saw a sign which read NoRMA LANIa starred here, and pointed toward the sea. We were told later by VIRGINIA lVlANliRlCHO that Norma was swimming to Hawaii. FLORIZNCIE RAPHAIZL was running a beauty shop here in Hollywood and was doing a job on a new screen star, ELIQANOR QUINN. Going hack to the hotel we mer ARLIQNIQ McCAR1'IIx' and JOAN lX4CBRIDl2 who were sitting there in the lobby talking over the old days. They told us BIETSY ANN WIELCIH was in England writing a new book, Love Stories of LILLIAN jAtLKsON. NWC also found out that EDWARD Rltjii was running across the country to see if he could break the record. JUNIE TOZISR was his timer. At last our tour was ended and we were now to go our separate ways. ANN STACY, still wondering whom to marry, and SUZI CQl.0UciII interviewing any and all celebrities we met en route. Vlfho knows what twenty years more Inay bring? Hair like Eyes like Smile like Figure like Build like Dance like Talented like Personality like Perfect Senior GIRL ANN S'I'AcQx' SUSANNIE Ctoucsn XVARD RICHARDS BUY. Louise Hainwey Red lillis Ann Stacy Mary Doheny Mae Mostecki .lean Anzivino Nancy Zullo Polly LeBlanc Clayton Spinelli Dino Emanuelli Skins Estes Arthur Mathews Bob Smith Danny Carclellicchio

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iv 'l'l'll? SASSAMON iind hlARY SIKORA selling hot dogs while her pal, 'IOAN SEDGWICK was run- ning a shooting gallery next door. The next sign really attracted our attention, Come See the Real Hawaiian Girls. Buying our tickets as fast as we could we pushed our way through the crowd to get a good look at the hula-hulas who turned out to be PAT U'ciONNlil.l. and Bli'l l'Y Liiis HUNTIER. The next attraction was the strong woman, PnY'i.i.is lVlll.l.liY. WARD Rit1HARDs was running an information booth to the Lovelorn. He had quite a line waiting to see him including two more familiar to us, -lliAN lVl0NACO and EDWARD hlf'lDlililNlO'l l'. VC'e decided to take a ride on the Ferris Wlieel and discovered it was being operated by Ciiaoiuaia ClllACCIl'lIA who informed us that we would have to wait because lNlARY lVlCkiRA'l'll was running a kindergarten and had brought her pupils to the circus and had them on the ferris wheel. After using all our borrowed money we walked slowly toward the railroad track to take our leave of dear old Natick. As we sauntered across the street we were nearly killed by DORIS LYNCH in her super convertible her father had given her for graduation. She slammed on the brakes just in time not to hit XWALTIQR lVlCLAllGHLIN'S apple cart. She asked us if we wanted a lift to Boston. On the way she told us that KENNETH hlANNlNli was operating an airport now and DONALD BOURET was up in Maine taking care of the trees and shrubs. His helpers are RALPH BALL, XVILLIAM t1i.iaisus and RICHARD LANt:Li2Y. Arriving in Boston we bade farewell to Doris and left for the airport in l-OllISli HAMXX'liY'S taxi. Taking seats in the plane we discovered our hostess was jursns KNOX who told us HIQRMAN DowNiNo was pilot while Gi2oRt:if l-ll.,lA was co-pilot. Settling down for a nice peaceful sleep, we were suddenly brought back to life with a sound that to our imagination was the engine falling out. But we were quickly informed that it was CAROLYN MANNA snoring. Looking around we saw MARY' CAss, lVlARlli UIERRITY, and OLQA MARTlNliLI-I. Our nrst stop was in Chicago where we headed straight for an insurance company to get our lives insured after that ride. Wfe were met in the oflice by DOT AiniARN, who told us NANfjY' BARN and jANis1' CORBIETT were the bookkeepers for this company and would hx it so that we could get our insurance cheap. Russiiii. lll,lJRlDGli was head of this business. He was busy at the time talking to hlARY DOHLNY, telling her that she should take out insurance on her family. We also found out that .lANli'l' FAIR was running an Old Maids home, for girls between the ages of I9-25. Some of her star boarders are JIZAN DISANTO, SlllRl.liY lii.i.ioT, and lN lADlil.lNl2 l7RANCQlOSli. Un the way back to the plane we met CAROL CASALI who told us she was secretary for lXflCKY El TllllNl, a well-to-do business man. XVhen we arrived in California, we Went to the HROBIERTDOHIERTY Hotel. Walking into the lobby we saw RAY ELLIS at the desk while BETTY bAR'roN was his assistant clerk. Betty told us that FRANK LizoNia, FRANCIS -lossi LYN, and ROBERT S'rotgKiiRiDc,if were leaving for a trip through China. Roio.R'i' SIU! Ks. the head waiter, gave ns seats near'the dance floor where we J

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