Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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agzwlenf ounci Front Row: M. Morgan, R. Baker, M. Tompkins, L. Feldman, H. Grogan, C. Christie, president A. Schmidt, V. Morris, L. Blandin, P. Powell, M. Chala. Second Row: Miss Rafferty, adviser A. Sheehan, M. Fahey, C. Bassett, D. Grady, P. Dowst, J. Manning, R. Montagna, W. Efthim, S Parrinello, N. Kane, I. Tutuny, B. Graham. Third Row: P. Lane, R. Zanibone, A. Troia, 1. Indeli cato, R. Rice, T. Carney, R. Valle, B. Marshall, R. Ellis, LN. Feldman. The Student Council of Natick High School is the student- governing body. Each year new oflicers are elected and this year Charles Christie was elected president of the Student Council and Audrey Schmidt, as secretary. The.Council has solved many major and minor school prob- lems during the school year. In one major problem the Student Council received the complete co-operation of the student body. In addition to this the Student Council has sponsored the annual Football Dance, a Welcome Sophomore Dance, ap- proved the Sassamon Staff, conducted various drives throughout the school year, and has sent delegates to conventions. Twenty- three members attended the State Convention at Watertown. Every student is free at all times to present any difficulty through a member for discussion and action by the Council. 29 X X. xml 4 .ff ' I fr : x lllllllllli' -J A Gi'-'E oh! +h0Se Hair C-HS and That new look-

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First Row: H. Grogan, j. Howe, J. Christie, R. Ames, C. Colburn, W. Efthim, M. Chala, J. Manning, V. Morris, S. Lupien, M. Carr, J. Hughes. Second Row: Mr. Andrews, adviser, M. Mele, B. Fortini D. Norris, P. French, C. Antonori, G. Emanuelli, B. Cella, R. Baker, C. Williams, B. Tetreault. Third Row: E. Fannon, J. Crisafulli, E. McNeil, T. Carney, C. Christie, R. Montagna, M. Carroll F. Scagnelli, J. Belmore, D. Grady. Back Row: B. Higgins, S. Heckendorn, J. Urquhart, 1. Enstrom D. Howe, A. Chaulk, J. Torrao, F. Byer. 1 1 Sak, 19.1 fm! The Safety Patrol undertook its duties early in September with William Efthim as President and Carolyn Colburn as Secretary-Treasurer. The Commissioners for the year have been Virginia Morris, Mary Chala, Raymond Ames, Stanyan Lupien, and john Manning. Under the guidance of faculty adviser, Mr. Andrews, the Safety Patrol has performed its duties for the benefit of the student body. As a result of the revised by-laws of the patrol, the Faculty Executive Committee will elect patrolers for the forthcoming year. Those students who desire to serve on the Safety Patrol submit their names to the committee to be voted upon early in May. WILLIAM EFTHIM Safety Commissioner xv!! 5

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From Row: A. Sauro, G. Branagan, I. Tutuny, S. Kent, R. Baker, M. Tompkins, J. Fair, L. Feldman, H. Grogan, V. Morris, L. Blandin, J. I-Iladick, C. Sheehan, S. Syrbick, J. Chilson. Second Row: J. Fitzpatrick, S. Luyties, C. Eldridge, D. Luyties, G, Emanuelli, J. McGowan, R. Barber, B. Cella, C. Anderson, N. Blom, C. Antinori, A. Schmidt, B. Fortini. Third Row: P. Dowst, J. White, J. jenkins, A. Quitt, C. Kent, E. Whiteford, B. Tetreault, B. Ross, J. DeConza, P. Ross, E. Fannon, J. Murphy. Back Row: J. Nelson, R. Flynn, R. Valle, J. Urquhart, A. Chaulk, G. Talbot, R. Higgins, A. Fisher, D. Pacifici, W. Efthim. S. Lupien, R. Trask, A. Chaulk, E. LaLonde, G. Howard, J. Adam, H. Bell, A. Ames, F. Scagnelli. iduaf This year the Sassamon appeared in an entirely new dress. A very attractive frontis- piece and new column heads were designed and used for the first time. We had the misfortune to lose our very energetic business manager, john Urquhart, who left us in February to attend school in Dallas, Texas. Robert Higgins, his successor, has done an admirable job. We were again the recipient of a prize in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest held in New York in March. Ruth Baker and her staff have worked diligently to give us an excellent paper. They have attended conferences arranged by the Boston Globe and the New England Press Association sponsored by Boston University. Many practical ideas have been put into practice as the result of these conferences. a55Cll'l'l0l'L AZW Mia fanfa