Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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me szlsisvlwow Z 1933 - c..-Q N, BASEBALL Back Row-Green, L. Carey, O'Regan, Burke, DeMelle, Trum, Fitzgerald, Nvignot, Coach Donahue. Third Row-Bond, Williamson, Downing, Morrisey, Bismark, Doherty, Potter, Gleason Second Row-Bianchi, Keating, Snell, Doherty, Woodward, Corkery, Rohnstock. Front Row-Grassey, Bell, King, Carey Johnson. son opened April 13 at Coolidge Field with ab-out forty boys reporting for prac- tice. After the regulars were chosen, Coach Donahue formed his usual winning club. With Hale and Rohnstock on the mound the home team went through the first ten games without a setback. The first defeat :came at the hands of Norwood, but getting back into their stride the club defeated Dedham and then their second defeat came at the hands of their old rivals Framingham, at the close margin of 4-2. We hope the team representing Natick High in future years will prove a.s suc- cessful as the team of '33. We wish The Natick High School Baseball S931 Coach Donahue may continue to have successful ball teams. Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Hopkinton 2 Holliston 1 Norwood 1 Marlboro 8 Dedham 1 Holliston 1 Marlboro' 3 Needham 9 Hopkinton 2 Needham 3 Norwood 7 Dedham 2 Framingham 4 Waltham 3 Framingham 7 Milford 10 PAG E TVVENTY-ONE

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The .QASSAXWQXV 1 1933 STUDENT COUNCIL BRICK R0w4R. 511921, L- CHTGY. .I. Angelo, H. Swanson, R. Mc-Nichols, R. YVillian1s, L. Tophain. Third Row-F. M'cGlo11e, L. Foley, K. Fair, D. Thayer, A. Swenson, H. Potter. Second Row--D. Volk, M. Latour, J. Nichols, Mr. Gardner, I. King, M. Gilleran, H. Kenniston, W. Quast. FI'OHt Row-W. Andrews, J- King, E. McCormick, H. Connolly, Jos. Everett, M. Squires. TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL The election of Student Council mein- bers for the year was held during the first week of the school term in Septenis ber and was followed by a meeting of the body at which the following officers were chosen: President-Franklin King Vice-Iresidentflileanor McCormick SecretaryfHelen Connolly Treasurer-Joseph Everett The immediate task of the Council at that tiine was the conduction of the Sas- samon Board election. In previous years, the Student. Council has shown its interests in sports by se- lecting the cheerleaders for the football season and by organizing an Athletic Association in the School. In addition to these activities, this year's Council sponsored a Football dance which was a brilliant and an unusually successful social event. Handbooks of school regulations. pre- pared by last year's Council, were distrib- uted to all pupils of the school during the Fall by Council lneinbers. The Student Council has held a meet- ing every second week throughout the PAC E TVVENTY-THHl+1IC