Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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E, he SASSAJWQN g 1934 Quia.. 1 ' , i FUOTBALL Back Row-J. Armenio, N. Browne, A. Bismark, W. Townsend, R. Leavitt, L. Carey. Fourth Row-S. Arena, T. Morrissey. S. Bieasdale. F. Daley. C. Leavitt, T. Daley, R. McGowan, V. Saunders, M. Hall, A. Williams. Third RowfC. Bianchi, J. Corkery, J. Duff, W. Armstrong, J. Downing, C. Buckler, F. Fitzgerald, R. Holden, M. Featherman, J. Armstrong. Second Row-T. McCormack, P. Gibbons, N. Sabean. F. Delouchery, J. Rotchford, 1-'. Doherty, R. Gleason. J. Grassey, A. Pot ter. Front Row-A. Palli, D. Petro, J. Keating. J. VVilson, YV. Bell, T. McEvoy, J. Wignot tCapt.J B. Snell, J. Delaney, K. Armenio, R. Heffernan, J. McDonald, F. Carey. Natick 0 St. James 6 ...Q Natick 0 Milford 6 The 1933 eleven had a rather disastr M Natick U Nfwflllanl 5 season, though they made a very ,giod QQQ Natick U N0 W00d 13 snowing in many of their contest .kThey tick U 119111121111 7 started the season in a blaze of g ory, but? N tick 0 Fwmmgham 0 as the season went on, fate seem cl gggnft, T U T El LINEUPS them. However, in the annna contest First Team Second 'l'eam with Framingham, the Red ai Blue' Albwtllljotter. r.e. John Delaney played brilliantly and emerged w?tZi, a Qggd Snell r.t. Nelson Sabean moral victory, the score being 0 to 0. igeSE a1ter Bell r.g. Clifton liuckler ball was on the opponent's one-foot line Jack VVignot, Capt. c. Maurice Featllerman when the final whistle blew. Captain Demetre Petro l.g. Salvi Arena Wignot proved himself an excellent leader Walter Townsend l.t. Thomas McCormick and a fine athlete. Francis Carey l.e. John Mt-Donald GAMES James Keating q.b. Joseph Grassey Natick 19 Taunton 0 John Corkery r.h.b. Arthur Palli Natick U Marlboro 12 Joseph Ortenzi l.h.b. John Wilson Natick 0 Wellesley 6 Andrew Bisinark f.b. John Rotchford PAGE 'l'WEN'1'Y-ON E

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TM S'fl5S' AWGN z 1934 BASEBALL Back Row-J. Craig. R. McGowan, J. Foley. P. Gibbons, H. Hall, L. O'Regan, N. Sabean, F. Fitzgerald, Coach Donahue, R. Gleason. Second Row4R. Holden, R. Hall, J. Bond. R. Marso, J. Downing, P. Morrissey, R. VVilliamson, H. Randall. Front Row-J. Keating, C. Bianchi, B. Snell, W. Bell, J. Corkery, F. Carey, J. Grassey. BASEBALL The Natick High School Baseball season opened early in April. Coach Donahue had six regulars answering the first call. The team formed by Coach Donahue was a fine one considering the lack of funds and of a suitable playing field. The team went along defeating all com- ers until they met Norwood, who set Na- tick back twice. Their third defeat came at the hands of our old rival, Framingham by a sc-ore of S-7. All three of these were rl:-rcifled in extra inning games. Coach Donahue deserves great praise for the good showing of this team. We hope that hw- will continue to have many win- ning ball tvanis. 15915-4 SCHIQDULE Natick 2 Dedham 1 Natick 12 Holliston U Natick 15 Net-dham 5 Natick 4 Vt elleslcy 0 l'Af1l-I 'VNV ENT Y Natick 6 Norwood 110 inningsl Natick 13 Holliston Natick 20 Needham Natick 5 Wellesley Natick 2 Norwood 111 inningsl c Natick 7 Framingham 412 inningsj Natick Z Waltham Natick 7 Dedham Natick 2 Framingham .., TRACK The track team wnich functioned for the first time last year has a larger schedule this year. The team is under the leader- ship of lVIr. Caldwell. Track meets have been arranged with Marlboro, Dedham, Needham and Wellesley. Andy Bismark and Went Quast are the two outstand- ing veterans.

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lioro. Wellesley and Framingham. Corkery TLC -ylfSf,lfQi' z 1934 BOYS IBASKETBALL Back HoWfR. VVilli21Il1S0!1, L. Foley. F. Gurney, L. O'R-egan, J. XVilson, J. Rotchford, J. Grassey. J. Bond. Second Row- -.Coach Donahue, A. Bismark. D. Petro, A. Palli, T. R. Gleason. F. Delouchery. Front Row- eJ. Corkery, W. Bell, F. Carey. J. VVignot, J. Keating BOYS' BASKETBALL As usual, Coach Donahue produced a winning five, and this year, we had an es- pecially fast one. ln fifteen starts, the lied and Blue lost only three contests. one to Dedham, and two to Newton, who proved to be one step ahead of Natick. Due to the great work of Captain Carey and Wal- ter Hell. the team piled up large scores against the strong fives of Norwood. Marl- was also a high scorer and Wignot and K+-ating steady defensive guards. The st-1-r.nd team went througrh the-ir Sm-ond 1-ons:-4-utivc sf.,-asoii without a setback, GAMES Natick 29 Alumni 34 Natick 27 Newton Zltl I two overt init-sy IMA t I li TXX' ICNT Y-'l' W O McCormack, B. Snell, Natick 19 Dedham 26 Natick 33 Norwood 17 Natick 30 Wellesley 14 Natick 30 lvlarlboro 9 Natick 17 Needham 16 Natick 42 Norwood 21 Natick 39 Framing'm 12 Natick Z5 Dedham 1X Natick 23 Needham 13 Natick 26 Newton 30 Natick 4S Framing'm 25 Natick 39 Wellesley 14 Natick 27 Alumni 25 ttwo overtime-SJ First Team Second Team Capt. Francis Carey rf Capt. Arthur 1-'alll John Cforkery l.f. Boyd Snell Walter Bell c. Thomas Mr-Cormick James Keating r.g. Demetre Petro Jackson Wignot l.g. Andrew Bismark