Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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THI: SASSFIMU 4 IEEE A J x u GIRLS' BASKETBALL llaek Rowwlliss Furrier, G. Delm.1eln'y. D. lizzie, I. Kane, A. Parker, P. Boardman, A. lluulihan, R. Ilevereaux, A. Kaprelian I. Mat-Cabe. Seeuml Row. YU. llurlingr, H. Wignot, J. Sutherland, Duboyce, P. Jenness, M. Bran- aglan, f'. Lelancl, M. Mann. l'lI'f'IIl HOW' M- DUWYIUY- PI. I7V21IIl'l'- H- lviinpt, V. Hairler, B. Smith, B. Hlarliek. GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE 51111 in the OWN CIHSS. The Winter Sports season started after UNK, Tlianksg'ix'ing'. Basketball games started Lezurue fm- lfsilr-1-15.3392 on January is and continued until March 10. The olfieers wt' the Girls' Athl gi., This year the Varsity team hail an unde- Iliesiflini ........., NI2lI',l'Il'lL' Ilulmyee irate!! qui-on Yiee-l'resiflcnt . .... RitaIlevereau'1l' I ' lf ' ,. , Tl'l'2lwlll'l'l' .......... Marguerite Mann 'fill Rllllllls of l'lrlS Haskellmll S4'l'll'l2lI'j' ........... Paula Boardman 'JH S'niors ................. VVon 2 Lnst 2 1l2lll2lL1'K'I'IJll lfall Sports Phyllis .Ienness iflil -IUNIUI' I -- VVOH 1 IIUSI 3 Mmmw,,. ,If Wim., gpm-15 .Iuniwr II .. .. VVon 1 Lost 2 flynthia lil-lungl lfffl Xrlilrlly ..... ..... W 011 fl Lust l' 3Ig,,g,u-I-V .,f Sp,-ing Slyirts Qnrl Team ................ Won ll Lost. 2 ,Ig-an Sully-rlanil 'Sift The Spring sports program will eonsist Spunsnr ................... Miss Vurrier ef BHFPIJHII. TPNIIIS 211111 -Archery' -Tflnnll Thi, liirlx- lxthltlml Imagm, has a mem- matehes will be played with Framingham ln-rslrp nl' zxlnut fill Lfirls eligilrle for awariif alll xml'-wooll' I wnn miller the pwini system. Puints :ire GIFIS' Athlfltlf l1f'212ue Awards f'f'llf'I'TIVf' l'Y'l'H1 I- HY ff' XVIII' H1111 f'21l'VlLl Seniorarfiirls' Athletic Leanne Insiifnia. fwer rf the next year. Vynthia Leland, Phyllis Jenness, .lean Suth- The Full sirnih program ef-nsistefl of t.l'l2iIIfl, M211'2'lli'1'lU' Maml- MHV.lU1'l0 DU- Xlrllex'-lizlll. 'lille Senim' girls were elas- l905'f '- Mall' B1'21U2iS!3Y1- Doubll' N.I1a1'1'wf Vllilllllllllllx The Ifielil lleelcey team playwl Vlli2'I10f. Slllillfl N. 01221 DU1'llI1El'- NUN- zv' W' lle-Uv. NNW'-llllllll anil St wnehum, A PVHIQ- fil21'lYF Ellwallls- llm-iilign-1.1 'I1j.1Q,w- Aa, tt-ue hi-,111 :mil 'lfl .IuniwrsvfSingrli- N, Paula Bwarflman, Ella limi-i,,1,,-, pi 4, II 1-el. .bww Wag hi-l.1, 1.1 Diaper. -lean Hall. Alice Houlihan. llorothg the lleginm-r's elzxss lla!-y-1,-1 Wig-nut wnn Kane. Alive Kaprillian. Amie Parker, Viz'- lsr plzzee. .Ii-an Sutlaerlanil, Znfl plaee an! ,srinia Iiaiiler. Barbara Smith, Helene I .Iran r'ialln'rtsmi. Ilrl, llelen Bemis Wav IVIJNHT-

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Tl-Il: S'SSFl 4U 4 IEEE BOYS' BASKETBALL Back Row-C. Mullen, R. McDaniel, E. Barnard, J. Cummings, Coach Maffeo, L. Wentworth, O. Prescott, A. Bellofatto, A. Bacciochi, E. Grassey. Second Row-J. Ligori, C. Chala, J. Felch, J. Haddad, J. O'B1-ien, D. Cucinotta, E. Duffy, A. Parker, A. Bradford, L. bnecco. Front Row-C. Orcutt. H. Hedderig, G. Whitman, B. Wright, V. Grupposo fCapt.J, M. Heald, T. Keaney, W. Langley, R. Casey. BASKETBALL Another great basketball team repre- sented Natick High in the 1938-39 season. The newly-formed Bay State Basketball League proved to be easy picking for COach MafTeo's outfit, and they took the cham- pionship by winning all ten league conteste. Only once, in the final Framingham game, was the Red amd Blue pressed to win. The complete schedule showed thirteen victories and two defeats. By this tina- showing Natick was given an opportunity to compete in the Tech Tournament, but, in a playoff game with Needham, was dc- cisively beaten. Despite elimilnation from Tournament play, the Bay State champs turned in an enviable record and an unde- feated second team provided further encour- agement. Outstanding players on the first team were Captain Grupposo, Burt Wright, Malc Heald, Hedderfg and Tom Kea BASKETBALL Natick ........ 37 Natick ... 26 Natick ... ... 31 Natick . .. ... 32 Natick ... ... 42 Natick ... ... 41 Natick 38 Natick ... . . 52 Natick ... ... 36 Natick .. 38 Natick ... .. 38 Natick ... ... 34 Natick ... . .. 30 Natick ... ... 38 Natick 37 Totals 550 Natick ... .. 23 Captain-elect Warren Langley, Bud 5 . ny. RECORD Alumni . . . '75 Marlboro ..... 30 Milford . . 19 Wellesley . 29 Norwood . . 23 Walpole . .. 19 Dedham ... 18 Wellesley . 27 Framingham ZG- Milford ....... 17 Norwood . . 26 Walpole ....... 14 Stratford ..... 115 Dedham ....... 1'.' Framingham Z9 162 Needham .. .. '31

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THI: SASSEME 4 IEEE J D HOCKEY Front Row-Coach McManus, C. Badger, W. Chase, J. Brown, V. Lilja, E. Hay- ward. Second Row-B. Downey, H. McDonald, J. Henry, R. Stenquist, P. Hamilton, A. Alcock. Third Row-E. Duffy, W. Mosman, R. Franciose, J. Felch, L. Schufelt, J. Hill. n HOCKEY RECQRD Natick .. ... 1 Lexington .. .. 1 Handicapped by the annual toll of 2 Emckfffli ' graduation and by the fact that there was iiatffh 3 bolgqeul ls 7 but one letterman on the entire squad, Coach kailfk ' ' 1 im 1, Charles McManus and Captain Lilja began Qatltk 3 ,urlaoik me the IHS-38-239 season under the most adverse Qqatlfk Q Hafsn ,, conditions possible. A a lf ui Non The senior class contributed five shining T t In pucksters in Lilja, Brown, Franciose, 0 3 5 ' Haywood and Chase. The captain led in GOLF - team scoring, while our goalie, Joe Brown was considered by many to have no peer in the Eastern Massachusetts Hockey League. The play of the team throughout the seam son was admirableg in no game were they greatly outclassed. Malden and Somerville fell victims to the speed of the Natick six and Lexingtoin was tied. While the other members of the league were winners over Natick, the determination of our hockey team drew many favorable comments from opposing coaches, sports writers, and fans. The game is fast growing im this as well as in other communities, and it is hoped that next year the play of the team under Captain-elect Stenquist. will well merit the loyal support of the faithful rooters from the town of champions. With only last year's one returning regular from olf squad, the forthconiing season is one of conjecture. The veteran returning is Warren Hanna. Among the new recruits the leading contenders for regular starting berths are Joe Brown, and Verner Lilja. The golf team is taking part, for the second year, in the Bay State Golf League composed of six neighborhood teams. The winner of the league plays off with the winrner of the Greater Boston League in the quarter finals of the Statewide School Golf Championships. Whether or not this ye-ar's golf team wins the League Championship is problem- atical, but you can rest assured that they will do their utmost to return victors.