Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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The AISSVZIJWQIV 5 1935 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back Row-Miss Currier, J. Bell, K. Fair, R. Sanger. Second Row-J. Nichols, V. Hill, M. Pond, M. Denny, C. Feathers. Front Row-D. Smith, E. Lacrosse. GI RLS' ATHLETIC LEAG UE The Girls' Athletic League has com- pleted its second successful year under the leadership of the following officers: President-Marjorie Fond Vice President-Mildred Gerrity Secretary-Adelaide Heath Treasurer-Pauline Wallace The purpose of the league is to prompt athletics among the girls and fo uphold and carry out the ideal of good sportsman- ship, to cooperate at all times with the Physical Education Department, and to foster the spirit of genuine service to the school. The following is a list of the sports and the approximate number of girls that par- ticipated in each sport: Volley-hall: Sixty girls taking parts. the Junior Class team winning the champion- Ship. Basket-ball: Eighty-five girls reporting for practice, the Juniors again receiving the championship. Outside class games were played with Framingham and Needham. A Varsity game was played with Nor- wood, Natick proving victorious for the first time. Meinl-ers of lst. Varsity team: tCap- taint Marjorie Pond, Marjorie Denny, Vic- tory Hill, Cora Feathers, June Nichols. Evelyn Lacrosse, Mildred Gerrity, Ruth Sanger. tsnlri, Barbara XNenzel, Kathryn Fair, tsnlrl, Dorothy Smith, .lean Bell, tsulrl. Seniors winning Varsity letters: Mar- jorie Pond, Ruth Sanger, Fern Williams, winning liigliest award: Kathryn Fair. Cora Feathers, Anastasia Coleman, Mar- jorie Denny. June Nichols, winning single letters. Numerals were won by Mary La- tour, Helen Zicko, Mary Hanagan, Barbara Allen, and Jean Rell. PAG E TVX' ICNTY-ON IC MORSE INSTVVUTE i IPQAQV 1-1EASTCErtTaAi STDVFT NATICK MA of

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The 514575714 GN 2419357 BOYS' BASKETBALL But-k RowfJ. Foley. tMgr.l J. LcClf1ir. R. McGowan. J. Wignot, L. Foley, tAsst. Mgixl S. llaker, V. Saunders, J. Zicko, J. Donahue. WCOHCIII. Second Row-F. O'Reagan, P. Morrisey, R. Marso, W. Daley, .I. Inferrere. Front Rowfh. Farey, T. McCormick, tCapt,J R. Gleason, J. BOYS' BASKETBALL The Class of 1935 has contributed much towards Natick Higlrs standing in basket- ball during the past three years. ln fact, the nuclei of our varsity basketball teams of the three seasons just past have been men of '35. During the current season this class has held down four of the most important positions. In all they have been zi most important factor in the fine ret-ord shown throughout the season? work. As fizlptaiii, Hob Gleason was one of the learling high school guards and one pos- sessed with unusual shooting strength, he was l t'!JglliZ4'fl by his tcanimates as an sxcellvnt lezirlvr and his Splendid work 1-nri'iHl through the present sf-zxson. GANIICS Natick 40 Alumni 24 Nzitirk 45 XY2li,f'i'ttHVll 17 I .XGIC 'i'XYI'IN'l'Y Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick Natick NLitlC'k Natick Natick Nat ick First Te-am Carey Corkery Mc'Ct0rniic'k Keating Gleason tt,'.1pta inj J. Bond, J. Donahue, Corkery, J. Keating. 40 Ded1.am 17 19 Newton 38 26 Wellesley 15 49 Norwood 22 43 Needham 16 35 Fl'Hl1llIlfZ'IIl 21 w lb Waterzown 30 54 Wellesley 21 58 Norwood 30 25 Needham 24 38 FI'21l1llI1g'IIl 19 19 Dedham 18 542 328 rf lf c rg lg Second Team Morrissey Donahue Daley Bond Marso

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