Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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ZS THE SASSAMON I noNoR SOCIETY Hiiul- l'1'It'.' li. Nelson, ID, Foster, M, Colburn, Il. Quinn, F. Fisher A' 1'f'f- mi ruizvf lf. Illunicnthal, Il. 'llr:treault, R. Nffifler, G, Stockbridge, bl. Powers, P. Par- rinello, R. Ilaker, Il. Ht-artl Fiwuif i'fi':.'.' .X. Grogan, G. Pallatlino, I. Meyniaris, H. Leavitt, Miss Young, M. Frost, 'lf Ilonahui-, II. Chilson, A. Hawes Honor Society, 1948-1949 Preridwzt . Howard Leavitt Vive Prentfezlf Marjorie Frost Secrefary .... Irene Meymaris SenioriIIe'111be11i.' Elinor Blumenthal, Elizabeth Chilson, Thomas Donahue, Florence Fisher, Dorothy Foster, Marjorie Frost, Annette Grogan, Alice Hawes, Barbara Heard, Howard Leavitt, Irene Meymaris, Beverly Nelson, LeRoy Nieder, Grace Palladino, james Powers, Elizabeth Quinn, George Stockbridge. qllllljlll' illeznlnerig Ruth Baker, Carolyn Colburn, Patsy Parrinello, Sheila Spooner, Betty Tetreault. The Natick Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in December for 1948-1949. Four senior members had been elected in their junior year and thirteen were admitted in December and March of the present school year. Membership certificates were presented at the induction ceremony on Thursday evening, May IZ. The ceremony was a part of the Open House program that evening. Pins bearing the National Honor Society emblem were the gift of the members of the school committee and were presented at graduation. In june the Rotary Club entertained the members of the Honor Society ar a luncheon which has become a happy tradition.

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STUDENT fi x QOUNCIL '90 J X 34 SSAMON ,O U37 P866 73 A23 wxckqx 'fog J, Og? GCSVERNING OFFICERS

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llllf SASSAMUIN lv STUDENT CUUNCII. 1a'i1t'leru'zt'.' G. Iimmanuelli, H. Mcliinnon, II. Higgins, IJ. Butters, IJ, lvlarcone, I. Iinstroni, R. Zaniboni, R. Montagna, -I. Profetto, I.. Rlantlin, N. Kane ,S'i't'u1id Vatu: B. VVhiteforcl, P. Powell, V. Morris, A. Schmidt, A. Troia, C. Christie, R. Johnson, DI. Manning, P. Buckley, C. I,ee, M. Chala, UI. Parinenter limit! mtv: M. Mattson, G. Mitchell, F. Fisher, VV. Foranee, II. Heard, J. Arena, Miss Rafferty, C. Vance, T. Stamuli, R. Brown, R. Clashy The Student Council Une of the most active organizations in school at the present time is the Natick High School Student Council, the representative student-governing body. Officers elected for the year included james Arena, President, and Barbara Heard, Secretary. With the assistance of Miss Rallerty, faculty adviser, the council capably solved many minor school problems brought to its attention. In addition to these duties, the council organized and sponsored the annual Football Dance and a Record Hop, approved the SASSAMON Staff, con- ducted various drives throughout the year, and participated in conventions through its delegates. Every student was free at all times to present any difficulty through a member for discussion and action by the council. The decisions of the group were respected in all cases by the faculty and student body.