Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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Tlsllz S A SSHMU 4 lglgllfl Ilfzxrultg Jliilexnliers u zztiunal Z'lL'l1IIJI' ,gurietgj 1938 - 1939 Hill, Roy W., Principal Sears, Harold C., Submaster Arminio, Kenneth Belliveau, Florence E. Cashion, Elizabeth R. Church, E. Grace Crumrine, Everett D. Currier, Isabelle M. Gardner, Clayton E. Hayes. Frances M. Higgins, John T, Kelly, Helen J. Maffeo, Alfred A. Mc-Manus, Charles E. Mowry, Ella L. Nutt, Edith M. Plausse, Henry J. Quackenbush, Dyke L. Rafferty, Marguerite Ratsey, Ethel W . Scarry, Mary E. Shannon, Emily L. Sullivan. Louise M, YVhite, Edward N. Wildbur, Daisy V. Woodbury, E. Davis Worthen, A. Hilda Young, Kathleen W. Members of the National Honor Society Class of 1939: 'Rosalie Mary Casella Vivian Ann Cantrel Catherine Ann Driscoll lCharles Dorian Robert H. Fish Nellie May Furber Virginia Catherine Glancy Lois Goldstein Olin Willard Hayes Mary E. Houlihan Phyllis Ida Jenness :tEleanor Joanne Lee a'Cynthia Hope Leland Nancy Loker Charles Leslie Pfeiffer 'Ralph Pfeiffer, Jr. XYvonne Blanche Paquin Cornelia Amelia Pineau Grace Helen Scott Jean Sutherland Harriett Eugenia Wignot Y t Elected Junior Year gfzxiirlz Iiligly ,Srlqnnl letter V en FOOTBALL Langley, Peterson, Ligori, Foley, Wright, Pharris, Orcutt, Fitzgerald, Grup- poso, Felch, Manna, Petro, Amato, Hanna, Benton, Florio, Bouret, Casey, Quatrale, Erskine, Morris, Burke, Coleman, Bregoli, Mitchell fManagerj. BASEBALL Quatrale, Wyberg, Felch, Spiller, Bar- nard, Ligori, Mann, Driscoll, Grupposo, Stenquist, Grassey, Haddad, Bregolig Valle, Pharris iManagersJ. BASKETBALL Grupposo, Hedderig, Heald, Whitman, Casey, Ligori, Langley, Orcutt, Keaney, Wright, Haddad, Chalag Gnecco, O'Brien fllanagersl. GOLF ' Hanna, Joe Brown, Lilja, Shufelt, Henry, Broadley, John White, Lawson. HOCKEY Lilja, Franciose, Haywood, Alcock Chase, Fairbanks, Joe Brown, Hill, Badger Killeen, Jewctt, Hanna, Stenquist, Felch Henry, Downey, Hamilton, McDonald, Shu- felt, Mosman. TENNIS Hayes, Mahard, Montgomery, McRobert TRACK Chase, William Paul, Orcutt, Morse Branagan, D. Hedderig, Langley, Bnsgoli Coffey. BAND Thomas Casey, Marion Casey, Pelullo Beale, Eleanor Williams, Bellofatto, Meo, Marguerite Bergstrom, Zullo. 7 1 i 7

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, C 'F X 5' ' 'NN--v THI: SASSH 4U 0 IEIEEI 3 . s l 4 l FOOTBALL Front Row tleft to right! S John Felch, Vincent Grupposo, Walter Ilregoli, Robert Casey, Mario Manna, Francis Foley. L. A. Pharris. Second Row-Michael Morris, Ralph Florio. Herbert Hedderig, Burton Wright, War- ren Hanna, George Petro, Robert Fitzgerald, Tony Amato. Third Row-Mr. Charles McManus 4Assistant Coacht, Ross McPherson, Henry Ralboni, Carl Orcutt, Warren Langley, Charles Briiley tC.iachl. James Ligori, Kendall Benton, Paul Peterson, Gordon Bouret, Mr. E. Davis Woodbury tFaculty NIgr.J Fourth RowsGeorge Mitchell tManager5, Allan Biadford, Bernard Ilowney. Teddy VVyberg, VVilliam VVells, John Harper, Orren Prescott, Richard Rairil. Philip Quatrale. FOOTBALL We outp'ayed them, but they won. Thus in a few words might be explaincl the Natick High football record of ISVZY. Time and again the wearers of the blue and red completely outplaycd their oppo- nents and with victory almost in their grasp, would for some inexplicable reaso.i have a lapse of enthusiasm at the psycholo- gical moment to wipe out their gallant efforts of the entire day. However, the followers of this 12438 eleven had mucl. occasiin to be proud of them because of the sustained spirit, the unwavering perse- verance and on the whole, the good team- work. A glance at the record will prove that this club left much to be desircl in thi way cf a winning combination. Howevez if we were looking for reasons for its ap parent failure, many could be found, chicg of which would be the extraordinary num- ter of minor injuries to key players. Bu. since we do not care to waste too much time on such useless pleasure we will di- gress minly to say that while their victory column may be short, our boys were long on courage, character and true sportsman- ship. While it is expected that next year's eleven will once again establish the su- premacy of Natick in football, we realize that tht- ability ot' Captains Hanna and VViight, Fitzgerald, Hedderig, Manna, Bre- goli. Erskine, and particularly Vinnie Booth Grupposo, all ot' the class ot' 19219 will bg- greatly missed. These boys, who have had one or at the most, two years of varsity experience, seem to be just about arriving athletically speaking: it is un- fortunate then that they can continue their gridiron activities no longer. We who have had the pleasure to be associated with Natick High athletics look forward to th-' time when our school, like all of our oppo- nents will be abfe to be represented by the three clas'es of the Senior High School. pl: fl.-I