Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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TH If I 93 S SASSAMDN only to look about us to see the ravages and desolation brought about through the misguided efforts of tyrannical' despots. The people of America must never relinquish the freedom and loyalty impregnated in the Constitution of the United States. To the people is left the final workg to the people is left the last word of consent and the power of veto. ln no other nation is this power left with the people-shall we as Americans, rescind that power? Authors, in works of fiction, are prone to describe in courtly language a mystical Utopia where freedom abounds and laws are no more. As practi- cal every-day people, we are cognizant of the fact that only in books can this dream be realized, .-Xs practical people, we must cope with practical emer- gencies and we have learned through costly experience that only by consult- ing the pages of the past, can we cope with the emergencies of the present. XYe must have a support upon which to lean-we need the encouragement of those who have gone before-all this do we find exemplified to the fullest degree in the Constitution of the United States. lt has the approval of years, the weight of wisdom. yet is not infirm because of disuse. The glory of the Constitution is well-earned, the respect it inculcates in the American heart is the solace of the American citizen. As potential voters. we pledge ourselves to uphold the Constitution: we pledge ourselves to constructive thinking in matters of government. Wfe are proud of those forefathers who labored that, today, we might enjoy the privileges guaranteed in the Declaration of lndependence to every American-Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. ln this world so ravaged by dissension, we exult in the fact that we live and work in these United States of America founded and upheld by its Constitution. DOROTHY BERNSTEIN A COMMENCEMENT PRAYER We ask not for a clear and carefree path- way, v A life of ease, quite free from toil and paing We ask Thee not for wealth and power and riches, , lVe do not ask for mere 'hsuccessi and 'tfame . But rather for thy constant power and presence As on Life's road we are about to start. Help us bear our hardships asuthey come! Instill hope in each eager, striving heart. May we assist and love our fellow-meng May there be those we know will not pre- tend, U But share in truth each hope and Joy and sorrow: I , Oh, may we never be without a friend! Now, sadly we say, 'tFarewell, friends of childhood We shall not meet again in schoolday fun. Though some may lack in this world's fame and fortune, May each know in his heart that he has Won! ESTHER TRULLI LAST FAREWELL The chimes are softly striking Tis 38', that's tolled. We've reached our final milestone The years have onward rolled. We've been friends and pals together Through these many years- Though we are so sad today, We're smiling through our tears. As We travel onward, Along life's joyful way- May We always remember then, Each happy yesterday. Now as we take our parting And bid our last goodbyes, We linger in our classrooms Loath to break our fond school ties. ANNE HAMILTON JEAN CHARLTON

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TH If I 938 SASSAMDN jfacultp iiannur Bull atinnal ilaunnr buttery Roy W. Hill Harold C. Sears Emily L. Shannon Clayton E. Gardner Edward N. White Charles J. Bridey Florence E. Belliveau Elizabeth R. Cashion E. Grace Church Frances M. Hayes John T. Higgins Helen J. Keily Alfred A. Maffeo Ella L. Mowry Charles E. McManus Edith M. Nutt Henry J. Plausse Marguerite L. Rafferty Mary E. Scarry Louise M. Sullivan Daisy V. Wildbur E. Davis Woodbury Hilda Worthen Kathleen W. Young Ethel W. Ratsey Isabelle Currier Everett D. Crunirine Members of the National Honor So ciety, Class if of 1938: Ahern, Marie Bates, Marcia Bean, Barbara Bernstein, Dorothy Broadley, Eleanor Charlton, Jean Church, Herbert Davis, Ann Davis, William Digiacomo, Dominic Foley, Mary tf:Forster, Lois :Ye Graham, Betty Hamilton, Anne Harper, Edith Hitchcock, Dorothy Hosmer, Virginia Houlihan, Frances Lang, Winifred Lee, Edward tLoring, Emma Mangle, Tafta fMarciano, Rita O'Regan, James Parker, Shirley Scarano, Sadie Temple, Dorothy Trulli, Esther Jennie Mann, Secretary atick Jiaigb Qrijunl 'flatter en BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Cardellicchio, Louis CCapt.D O'Regan, James CCapt.D O'Regan, James Carey, Richard Grupposo, Vincent hedderig, Herbert Brennan, John Feeley, Daniel Bradford, Edward Murphy, Edward Grassey, Alfred Church, Herbert Sims, Francis CMgr.7 BAND Tyler, D. McRobert, Perry Casey, M. Bergstrom, M. Williams, E. Lang, R. Brophy, E. Amato, D. Manuello, Lydia Gleason. Marie Zullo, E. Hanna, Warren Sabean, Wallace Hedderig, Herbert Todd, George Moir, David Casey, Robert Torti, Michael Hanagan, William Wriglit, Burton Hladick, Joseph Murray. Earl Klein, Thomas Hladick. Martin Taffe, Richard Grupposo, Vincent Grassey, Alfred Brennan, John Freedman, Leonard Lee, Edward CMgr.D fElected in their Junior Year BASEBALL Grassey, Alfred CCapt.J Antalek, Francis Brennan, John Driscoll, Edward Feeley, Daniel Grupposo, Vincent Hanagan, William Hladick. Joseph Klein, Thomas Mullen, George O'Regan, James Sabean, Wallace Lee, Edward CMgr.D HOCKEY Ferguson, Kenneth CCapt.D Deschamps, Arthur Hanagan, William Lilja, Vernon Buckley, Robert Sabean, Wallace Moir, David Todd, George Klein, Thomas Taffe, Richard Gay, Carleton