Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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TIM! E SASQSAMCDN H9732 Behinatiun WE, the Senior Class of 1932, lovingly dedicate this Year Book to Miss Mabel I. Dyer and Miss Malvina M. Brown. Miss Dyer has been a teacher of French in our High School for the past thirty-five years, and for the past seven years Head of the Modern Language Department. While we regret she has chosen to leave our alma mater, we wish her every happiness in the years to come. Those who come after us will miss her kindly smile and ready wit. Always kind, cheerful, and helpful, she has endeared herself to all who have known her. In her we have found a true friend, an understanding adviser, an ever-willing and ready helper in all we have wished or hoped to achieve. Miss Brown, a teacher of English in Natick High School, from 1918 to 1931, is well known to many High School and Grammar School graduates, for she was principal of the Mary Gilson School, from 1913 to 1916, and a teacher of Grade Nine, at the Wilson School, from 1916 to 1918. We regret Miss Brown was unable to be with us our final year, but we know her guiding spirit has influenced all of us. PAGE THRE

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SENIOR 1 IW si 'UA In '.l'F,n'l P y A . fl ' l m I -X I 5 ,fit V l A I1 ' , L 5 e X , ' , ,I ' X I h , 5 i A X X , CLASS OF '32 ORDER OF EXERCISES Reception Armory June tenth, eight o'clock Farewell Party High School Gym June thirteenth, eight o'clock Class Day High School Hall June fourteenth, three o'clock Graduation High School Hall June fifteenth, eight o'clock CLASS DAY PROGRAM Processional Meyerbeer High School Address of Welcome Russell Reid Hardigan Selection, Viking Sona S. Coleridfgge-Taylor Class of 1932 Mildred Ware-Accompanist Orchestra History Thomas Francis Bruneau Poem George Francis Hall Class Song Sebastian Angelo Class of 1932 Will Perl Leroy Kinsman 'Cello Solo, The Rosary Alta Densmore Nevin Prophecy Elizabeth Ann Baker Edward Leonard Mann Presentation of Class Gift Russell Reid Hardigan Acceptance of Class Gift William Henry Johnson Awarding of Pro Merito Pins Presentation of Coach's Cup to Best Student Athlete Clifford R. Hall Superintendent of Schools Awarding of Anna F. Goodnow Scholar- ship Mrs. John S. M. Glidden President of Natick Woman's Club Selection, 'AOur Old High Parks-Moore Class of 1932 Baritone Solo-dThomas Francis Bruneau Recessional William Henry Johnson. Marshal High School Orchestra GRADUATION PROGRAM Processional, Triumphal March from Aida Verdi High School Orchestra Salutatory Arthur Langford Thayer Selection, Nightfall In Granada Bueno Class of 1932 Mildred Ware-Accompanist Essay, Patent Injustice Peter Zicko Soprano Solo, Peter Pan Elizabeth Ann Baker Essay, Magazine Covers Irene Frances Neale Stickles PAGE FIVE