Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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ze e cQ,QMQN:1Q33 BASKETBALL Back Row-Mackin, Gavin, Petro, Grassey, Corkery, O'Regan, Holden, Townsend. Second Row--Green, Snell, Bismark, Feeley, Wignot, Chiumento, Rotcliford Front Rowe-Palli, Walsh, Penell, Thompsson, Carey, Hale, Keating, Coach Donahue. BOYS' BASKETBALL On March 4 of this year, another Na- tick High Scho'ol Basketball Season un- der the direction of Coach Donahue, was brought to a close. The Basketball Season was a series of victories marred by only three defeats. The first defeat was suffered at Ded- ham on foul points. Fully eleven points went to Dedham in this way. The following night Natick again suf- fered defeat from VVellesley. The remaining defeat was encountered at Framingham. Bob Hale, Keating, Carey, VVa1sh and Captain Penell exhibited fine team work this season and are to he congratulated. The second team took the laurels for the year with 14 victories and no defeats for a perfect record. First Team Joseph Penell Jerra Carey .Joseph XValsh A. Chinmento Robert. Hale A. Thompson J. Keating LINEUPS Second Team l.f. Boyd Snell r.f Paul Feeley C Andrew Bismark r.g Jackson Wignot l.g. Lg. PAGE NINETEEN

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TLC .9-f!lfWQN Z 1933 FQJQQTBAIJIJ well that they had been in a hard-fought Considering the fact that once again Natick's football team was pursued in- cessantly by the injury jinx. the record ot her 1932 eleven can be considered as very satisfactory. At least we had a team that was in there fighting every minute spurred on by that indomitable fan-kage of energy Captain Bobby Hale. Natick's opponents were, as is usually the case, much larger physically than we were, making the task mu:-h more difficult. Making an auspicious start. Natick took the first three games in a row. Then we struck a snag in the form of heavier and more experienced elevens from Belmont, Milford. Dedham and Norwood. Sand- wiched in between these unfortunate af- fairs was a brilliant vit-tory over Need- ham to the tune of 20-7. To cap the climax. a cliampionship Framingham team was held to two tour-hrlowns, but before thi- final whistle blew they knew very PAH li l'Ilf2ll'l lClCN football game. The games were as follows: Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick For First Team Day Bianchi Marciano Petro Thompson Rogers Saviano Keating Bism a r k Hale Gia vin Marlboro 6 St. John's High 0 Wellesley 1 0 Dedham 13 Belmont 19 Milford 19 Needham 7 Norwood 6 Framingham 13 66 Against S3 LINEUPS Second Team i.e. Carey r.t. Delaney i.g. Bell rc. Wignot l.g. Buckler l.t. Townsend l.e. Lovejoy q.b. .Toe Rotchford r.h.b. Palli l.h.b. Corkery f.b. Wilson

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X. , i, x x x TLC f,tifQ,fiiffffQN I 1933 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back RowefM. Sims, A. Trudel, M. Nugent, Miss Currier. Front Rowe-P. Grant, R. McGlone, D. Hed derig, R. Wright, V. Bryan. GIRLS' BASKETBALL When the new coach, Miss Isabelle t'urrier, annount-ed the beginning of the haslcetbnll season a total of ninety girls signed up. The girls were divided into ten teams and for the first time they ylayed intermural basketball. The Senior. .lnnior, and Sophomore te-anis were formed from these teams. In the first rlnss gaine. the Natick Seniors defeated the Ashland Seniors, the .Juniors lost a close game, and the Sophomores tif-tl their st-ore. Then the class teams inf-t the-ir old rival, Framingham, and aft'-r having In-en defeated hy these girls l'.X12l'l TV! IGICTY in previous years, staged, a remarkable game and defeated the three Framingham teams. The Senior team proving to be the best, 4-hanged their name and became the Natick High Girls' Varsity. The team invlnded: Dorothy Hedderig, 1Captaini c: Rose Metilone, seg Anne Trudel, rf: Virginia Bryan, lfg Margaret Nugent, rgg Phyllis Grant. lg: Roma Wriglit., lg. The girls carried on the old Natick High Sr-hool tradition hy defeating the Alumnae. In their second game the girls were defeated hy the Norwood girls, hut they felt that they had had a success- ful season, having won three out of four games.