Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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TAQ SASSAMQN - 1935. Today. as we meet for the last time as an integral class, we have the opportunity of looking forward to a future more se- cure. Because of this fact, we should en- deavor to make the most of what we have gained at Natick High school. It is here that we have found many joyous associa- tions and friendships which, through the years to come, will be lasting. At the present time that future is fore- most in our minds. VVe are on the brink of making decisions that will make our lives full of contentment or of misery. XYe all have a small conception of what we wish to accomplish. If our aspirations be great we shall strive harder to reach the desired goals. Let our lives be built on ideals, not idols. For with worthy ideals we can become valuable assets to our neighbors. It is with these conceptions of what we ought to be that we must part. A great bridge has been crossed during this twelve year enterprise, so let us not falter as We proceed forward. Remember these years, for they have been happy ones. Sorrow and joy have been shared together, and our youth has been gloriously radiant be- cause of our experiences here. We do not say farewell today. Al- though a touch of sadness may be within our hearts, remember we are entering to- gether into a greater school, a school with a vast range of courses. Our lessons may be difficult at times, but with sincere courage and an undying spirit of youth we can and will subdue all obstacles that come before us. So I ask you to rejoice with us as we move into that ever-growing body of Na- tick High School Alumni, and begin travel with that new generation whose new deal spirit of patriotism and all-conquer- ing faith may be the answer to that which civilization seeksg namely, the celestial secret of a great nation and a happy people. MARJORIE4 R. POND atick Ziaigb bthunl letter BII FOOTBALL Keating, J. Marso, R. Marchioni, S. Keating' J. tcapth, Inferrere, J. Gleason, R. tCapt.l Parker, G. Doherty, p. Fitzgerald, F. Zicko, J. Robinson, L. Townsend VV. Hall, R. BOTld, J. Strange, P. Potter, A. Hall. M. wignot, G. Wright. R. gal-ey, L, Mc-Nichols, R. MCGOWRH, R. l Gleason, R. Arena. S- it BAND Holdgny R, carey, L. ORCHESTRA igg1Sggg6Pj Oftfmziv J- Corkery' F' Apostol, P. Brophy, ,A. Dglaneyy J, Spooner. VV. Apostol' R- Coweey B. Fitzgerald, F. Readifl- S- Armstrong, W. Green, W. C01-kery, J, Malpus, G. Bennett, V. Guaruino, R. Mac-ewan, F. Marso, R. Bent M. HHSUHSS. D. McCormick, T. McGowan. R. Bradford L. godfmfgl' A' Vi'ilson, J. Delaney. J. Brophy A. Hggly' J' Buell' G' Armenio' J' 'Mgr-1 Conlon., J. Johnbsonf L. At p..1.,,,..hpry, F, BASKETHALI. GiZf?gg1ei,M' Marston, N. Mvnonam' 'I' Morrisey P. Hall, H., . iirlihglho S -W Foley, L. Hastings. D. Stearns ' BASEBALL Carey, L. Healy, J. Bremne'f' P. HOICIPII, R. fCalll.l Cfjpkery, J, Hgalyv R- ...l UIIIPY- W- O'Reagan, L. Hodgman, A. GOLF llond. .l. Donahue, J. Kaprelian, A. Burffessv J- f'0Y'lif'FY. -T. ?.icCormiclc, 'l'. Kilmer, H. Bprke' 'I' M0l'Y'i5SpY- P. Baker, s. Litchfield, F. Dlsney- R' U'Rf'Hf:an. I.. Daley, W. lVial'ard, V. Haskell' P' M WNW I K ' , I M'cGlone, F. 1 Iv- -- eating, .I. MacMahan, E. Zlckoy J. fgaptry l'AGI'I FOVRTEEN

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The 5'fl5'S'fl GN , 1935 atiunal ifannur bntietp faculty ilannur ull The following are the names ot those in the Class of 1935 elected to the National llonor Society: Allen. Barbara Armstrong. John Bell, Donald Clough, Evelyn Dahlgren, Alice Denny, Marjorie Fair, Kathryn Foley, Leonard Haskell, Mary Heath, Adelaide Holden, Robert Kalnceen, Mirdza Keating, James Latour, Mary Litchfield. Doris Marciano, Rose Nichols, June O'Donnell, Bart Pond. Marjorie Sanger, Ruth Scholl. Myrtle Stocker, Barbara Roy W. Hill Elva C. Coulter Clayton E. Gardner Harold C. Sears Emily L. Sliannon Edward N. White Florence E. Belliveau Jane E. Carrick Margaret Cellarius E. Grace Church Isabel C. Currier John F. Donahue Vinal G. Good Howard J. Leahy Alfred A. Maffeo Elizabeth G. Murphy Edith M. Nutt lVlarguerite Rafferty Ethel K. Ratsey Louise Scott Louise M. Sullivan Lydia Tolander Daisy V. Wildbur Hilda Worthen Kathleen W. Young Sparta ersnnnzl FOOTBALL James Keating, Captain Leo Carey, Manager Mr. Good, Mr. Maffeo, Mr. Cronan PANIC S BOYS' BASKETBALL Robert Gleason, Captain James Foley, Manager Mr. Donahue, Coach TRACK Walter Greene, Captain James Corkery, Manager Mr. Cronan, Coach IXTIC ICN Coaches BASEBALL Robert Holden, Captain John Armenio, Manager Mr. Donahue, Coach GIRLS' BASKETBALL Marjorie Pond, Captain Victory Hill, Manager Miss Currier, Coach GOLF James Zicko, Captain John Lucey. Manager Mr. Gardner, Coach