Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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HOCKEY Back Row-R. Bennett, R. Taffe, W. Chase, D. Moir, W. Sabean, M. Leland, W. Hana gan, Coach McManus. Second Row-A. DesChamps, T. Klein, K. Ferguson, C. Gay, R. Buckley, V. Lilja. Front Row-G. Todd, L. Lawson, A. Alcock. HOCKEY RECORD .T Natick 2 Brockton 3 The Natick High Sextet coached by Natick 0 S0me1'Vi11e 2 Charles McManus, a newcomer, and led N-3tiCk 2 BrO0k1iH6 2 by Captain Kenneth Ferguson, completed Natick 3 Lexington 0 its second season in the Eastern Massa- Natick 3 HUCISOII 0 chusetts Interscholastic Hockey League. Natick 1 Malden 1 The record of the team was not outstand- Natick 1 Dedham I ing, but one of progress made only by - - aggressiveness. Goals for 12 Goals against 9 Two victories, three ties, and two de- INDIVIDUAL SCORING- feats netted the mlites of Natick fifth P611 place in the final standing. G A Pts Min After suffering two defeats and bare- Ken Ferguson 3 2 5 1 ly emerging with a tie with Brookline, Dave MOU' 3 1 4 5 the boys used Lexington as a stepping Wally Sabeall 1 3 4 1 stone, came to life, took Hudson to the B111 Hanagan 2 1 3 1 Tom Klein l 0 l O tune of 3-0, and tied the mighty Malden pucksters, 1-1. The All Star game was introduced this year and made a grand finale. Five of the well known players represented Natick, Moir and Ferguson being placed on the first team, and Sabean, Gay, and DesChamps on the second. TH If I 938 SASSAMDN Gabby Gay 1 Art DesChamps 1 Bob Buckley 0 Maurice Leland 0 George Todd 0 Beb Lilja 0 Albie Alcock 0 Charlie O,Connell 0 Dick Taffe 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O, 0 0 0 0 0

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE The Girls' Athletic League has a mem- bership of fifty-six girls who are eligible for awards for points won in athletics. The officers of the League for 1937- 1938 are: President, Hester Pfeiffer 38. Vice President, Vivian Cantrel '39. Secretary, Sadie Scarano '53, Treasurer, Virginia Glancy '39, Managers Fall Sports, Marguerite Mann '39, Winter Sports, Celia Shea '38. Spring Sports, Dorothy Green '38, The Fall sports program intrcduced the first regular Field 1-lockey squad to represent the school. F. Evans CCapt.5 and D. Green, Seniors, M. Duboyce, P. Jenness, M. Branagan, J. Sutherland, A. LeClair, M. Bremner, E. Pulson, C. Leland and M. Mann, Juniors, were members of the first team. The Volley Ball Championship was won by the Seniors. A Horseback Riding class was started and F. Evans, C. Do- Tl-1 If I 938 SASSAMDN herty, E. Loring, Seniors, H. Wignot and J. Allen, Sophomores, were members. Class Games were played with Wel- lesley, Needham, Norwood, Medway and Framingham. The undefeated Senior team of last year began the season by de- feating Needham Seniors, 30 to 23 Wel- lesley Seniors, 25 to 8, Norwood Seniors, 29 to 20, tieing Medway, 19-19 and losing to Framingham Seniors 13 to 5. The in- ter class basketball championship was won by the Seniors over the Juniors, 14 to 9. A Ski Club was started and a pro- fessional ski instructor scheduled to ap- pear on March 2nd, A lecture and movie was shown by Mr. Rudi Friedrich, Ski Professional, and so ended the Ski Club for the first year. Senior Athletic Awards were given to the following: Hester Pfeiffer, highest award, 300 points. Insignia of the G. A. I.. to Sadie Scarano, Celia Shea, Dorothy Green, Gloria Goodwin, Helen Stevens, Helen Shea, and Florence Evans. Double Letter, 200 points, Evelyn Denny, Single Letter, 150 points, Doris Ryan and Claire Doherty, Double Numerals, 100 points. Marcia Bates. GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE 4 Back Row-H. Wignot, C. Simmons, E. Draper, A. Parker, P. Boardman, B. Smith, A. Kaprelian, G. DeLouchry, D. Kane, M. Dumas, M. Downey. Third Row-J. Hall. A. Houlihan, V. Raider, A. LeClair, M. Bremner, H. McNeil, M. Murray, I. Kane, R. Casella. Second Row-Miss Currier, M. Duboyce, J. Sutherland, M. Mann, C. Leland, P. Je- ness, H. Wignot, M. Branagan, V. Cantrel, V. Glancy, M. Bates. Front Row-H. Stevens, S. Scarano, H. Shea, D. Green, Captain, G. Goodwin, D. Ryan, H. Pfeiffer, F. Evans.

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