Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Front Row: L. Sollogub. L. Silton, M Schallcr. C. Biagctti, C. Priorc. B. Nollman. Second Row: R Holston. E Hdpin. I.. I.onber.ecr, Nl. Dugan. M. Thompson, D. Mathews, P. Burns 28

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YEARBOOK ART COMMITTEE First Row I hi.la Kannc-I, FI label h Holloway. Margaret Lui troll. Scion.I Row Frank Mastro, James Robbins. LITERARY COMMITTEE I ronr Row: G. Gurney, D Perkins. G. N'old, G. Van Wormcr. D Fitzgerald. D Mlumcnth.il. C. Voncr. M Sauro. Second Row I. Mansell, P. Schavonc, M Sweeney, R Jennings, P Smith. S. Colctta. I. Lon-bcr.ccr. P. Shaldone. Third Row M Gelt. F Leone. F. Walker. J. Meyers. R Cox. R. Calzini. S. Collins What is the Sassamon Business Staff? Many students who know little or nothing about this group could be a part of the staff. This organization is in charge of revenue. Main sources from which money for the paper is obtained are ads from the local merchants and subscriptions from the student body. Some income will also come from a dance which is to be- held in May. From this money the printer must be paid and all other expenses involved in printing and issuing a paper must be met. There is a sizable sum of expenses as our Sassamon comes out 8 times a year The Business Staff is divided into three groups, the advertising group, the subscription group, and the bookkeeping group and each group has its manager. The business staff covers subscriptions from students and advertisements from merchants. Bookkeepers are in charge of the records. In charge of approximately sixty members comprising the organization are the following: Business Manager — James Meyers Subscription Manager — Mary Sweeney Advertising Manager — Mary Sauro Subscription Assistant — Diane Karcher Assistant Business Manager — Jane Kadlick Assistant Advertising Manager — Carol Lindquist Bookkeepers are Sandra Ghetti. Shirley Strickland. Margaret Hladick, and Arlene Paquette The assistant managers of the various groups are voted on and the following year automatically become managers and new assistants are again voted on. Members must be- in g x d academic standing and their conduct must be above reproach in school activities. The advertising group obtains income by soliciting ads from the local merchants; the subscription group is in charge of revenue from the student body, and the bookkeepers are in charge of all records relative to the Sassamon paper. Advisors are Mr Anderson and Mr Mitro.

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DANCE BAND Front Row: G. Lewis. E. Smith, S. Wood, T. Tassinari. C. Hadden, J Russell. Se ond Row Mr Lo Presti, B. Miller. A. Lewis, R. Woodbury, T. Stuart. R True. K Kins. R Carroll. P Mostccki. THE BAND The Natick High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph LoPresti, had another successful year providing music for school functions. The marching band played at football games, rallies, the transfer of llag ceremonies, and marched on Veteran’s Day and Memorial Day. The concert band, playing concert music and broadway hits, played at assemblies and in the music festival. The 15 piece dance band played for Hi-Fi Follies and the Sophomore dance. They were a great success. MUSIC GROUPS JILLS Merryl Donley. Diane Young, Marcia Thompson, Marsha Webb, Beverly Ward