Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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a JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated E. Hopf, P. Hersey, C. Lindquist. Standing: W. Lewis. JUNIOR President William Lewis Vice President Patricia Hersey Secretary Carol Lindquist Treasurer Edith Hopf CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR President Kenneth Fontecchio Vice President Ralph Doran Secretary Claire Goldrick Treasurer Paula Chamberlain SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: C. Goldrick. P. Chamberlain Standing R. Doran. K Fontccehio. SOPHOMORE ( LASS OFFICERS M Holovak. C. Dunstan SOPHOMORE President Michele Holovak Vice President Cheryl Dunstan 22

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First Row: D Armitagc, ). Wilson, M. Wilson. S. Haskell, R. Wall, J. Ross. B Morgan. Second Row: Mr. Shea, C. Goldrkk, A. Ortcnzi, P. Chamberlain, S. Collins, P. Smith, M. Jolovack, J. MacKenzie, C. Hall, D. Campisi. Mr. Carlow. Back Row: P. Garland, J. Morgan. R. Blcakncy, T Bracken, W Hriniak, K Fontecchio, R Whitchousc, A Pcssim STUDENT The 1959-60 NHS Student Council had a busy and successful year under the able supervision of Mr. John Carlow and Mr. Emmett Shea. The officers of the Council were: Steven Haskell, President; Morris Wilson, Vice-President; and Alvena Ortenzi, Secretary. The highlight of the year’s activities occurred when the Council acted as host for the Annual Fall Convention of the Eastern Maaaschusetts Association of Student Councils. Fifty-seven schools attended the all-day conference which dealt with the common problems confronting student councils. Excellent entertainment for the attending councils was provided by the A Capella chorus and the Dance Band. The Council sponsored two dances during the year. The first, the Welcome Dance, was held in early October. The second, the Football Dance, was held in December. At this dance the student body paid COUNCIL homage to our undefeated football team. The Council elected Stephen Higgins as its representative for the Jewish War Veterans Award, an award given to the person who best exemplifies the statement: Classmate Today, Neighbor Tomorrow. Other actions taken by the Council were to revise the Red and Blue Handbook in relation to the ethics of dress which had been drawn up last year, to clarify the eligibility rules for membership, to sponsor various assemblies throughout the school year, to keep the school bulletin board up to date, to serve as guides on the two parent’s nights, and to elect ten cheerleaders for the 1960-61 seasons. The Council considered the establishment of a permanent scholarship for a worthy senior. This plan would be put into effect when sufficient funds for this purpose arc made available. 21

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD First Row: L. Hayward. R. D »ran. C. Gold rick. K. Foncccchio, P. Chamberlain, S. Colctta. M. Webb. Second Row: Miss Howard, N. Ryan. A. Ortenzi, M. Sauro. I) Davis. S. Mednis, L. Fredrickson. D. Matthews. C. Bialetti, P. Perry. Mr. MeGowen. Third Row: P. Smith. S. Egan. O. Doxer. R. Wall, S. Higgins. J. Chiumento, J. Hayes, L. Kenney. M Sweeney. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Back Row: K. Ilamwey, W. Bell, J. Fitzgerald, W. DcMclle, G. Witten, R. True. T. Stuart Third Row: P. Mansell, J. Wilson. A MeGary, D. Karcher. I O'Keefe, A. Paquette, C. Spaulding Second Row: R. IXnron. C. French, S. Rcdlield, L. Merten, B. Morgan, N. Bross, D. Armuage. Front Row: M. Higgins, D. Bradford, C. Lindquist, P. Mersey, B Lewis. E. Dolph, J. Duff, H Lawrence. 23