Natick High School - Sassamon Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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Nance . . . Chinese fire drill . . . ski trips . . . red G.T.C . . . But officer, it was ther a minute ago! . . . Girls’ Stat . . . all nighters at Sandy’ gymnastics . .. N.H summers . . . never a dul moment . . . water skiing . . that’s cool!’’ ... basketbal and hockey games . . . Wha diet? ... A friend is forever. 1 S! Safety Patrol 3, 4; Executive Board 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Class 2; Vice-President of Class 4; Secretary of Student Council 4: Girls ' State 3; Prom Com- JAMES RAY Poor Jim . . . death warmed over . . . Hopkinton 1 and 1 ... Oriental taste . .. February 7 vacation . . . one of East Framingham’s finest . . . oxygen .. . Hawaii . . . soccer co-captain (?) . . . dreams of Dedham . . . thumb squad . .. M.G.B. . .. O ’. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Indoor Track 3, 4; Soccer 3; Student Council 2 , 3, 4; Executive Board 3, 4; President—Senior Class; Vice-President —Junior class. mm i ilSfe ANN BOYLE Weezie . . . cheerleader our secretary . . . Bernie in love . . . don ' t get h .. . WOW” ... ' T Keller much ... ( evening Mr. Powell . . ways has the car . . . the i bug you cute the Student Council 4; Safety Patrol 3. 4; Gymnastics Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Executive Board 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Prom Commit¬ tee 3; Cotillion Committee 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader 3, 4. one mm ssssjf? iiili • r ' riv. ' . : Hiv gfe . v V ■ nW l ' .VBHK X ' X ' Xv ‘C ■ a m mm lill : asivrt.. ■ .m B I M ' Service Club Board 3, 4; Committees 4 tees 4; Tenn leader 4. llli - ;ir.v ' ■ • .•-v.-Vs- yg-Tv’ Mi ■: PP

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m r „ J 0 . -. ■ ' ■it. :-w : . - i m BB.v.’S :V: rv r •:•• ? s xgd ? ys: • ' • „ ... ■ : ?. zmm We, the class of 1969 would like to ex- p .. tend our sincere appreciation to Mrs. , Lourdes Javier and Mr. Richard Mannix for all they have done to help us in these - k three years here at Natick High. May we c? j prove in our future years that their sincere : ■. 1 ■ . . v: . .......... . si m «. AV . ' . ' .•. .■ . ' X .• •• 1 J • J t interest and trust in us as individuals was IfPlP not in vain. rnmzm 1 i mm i ■ r ' - % m m We wish them the very best in the years y to come and hope that others might benefit from their patience and understanding as we have. mWmm. ' .vM! ' .x« ; .:■ SI J m wm s -s jur m - St§|§»f - r r.-- lit.: ,1:1 x i-i ' -ici ill m «! IKlf grp I I Mka K MRS LOURDES JAVIER

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WALTER RAMOS Walter came to America from his home in Piura, Peru. Before he arrived in the United States, he had the idea that all Americans were millionaires, but now he finds out differently! In Natick he finds everyone friendly and willing to lend a helping hand. He likes the idea of choosing his own school subjects. Walter’s first ambition was to be a diplomat, then he changed his mind and now wants to study factory adminis¬ tration. Along with Walter’s many activities, he has given many talks in the school and outside the school on his country and his hometown. We thank him for broadening our world and we wish him the best of luck in the future. Typical! ... become a diplomat ... homework ... Wally ... University . .. Natick ... hamburger and potato chips . . . singing and dancing ... I don’t have . . . dancing . .. fun to be with . . . Spanish Club . . . J.F.K. and B.S. . . . Cuando tu no estes” ... blue ... I don’t have for now ... very sincere .. . friendly ... talkative .. . ”AFS” . . . Lima, Peru ... When I was in Miami. Student Council 4; American Field Service Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Honor Society 4. KARIN ACKERMAN Clinic Aid 4; Guidance Library Aid 4; IMC Aid 2; G.A.A. 2; Homemak¬ ing Club 4; Spanish Club 4. BETH ADELMAN Future Teachers of America 4; Executive Boa rd 2, 3; Gym Student Leader 4; Prom Commit¬ tee 3. NORMUND AKOTS Band 4. KARIN ACKERMAN Are you ready for this? . .. the apartment ... Boston . .. R.I. N.Y. ... Friendly’s ... bookstore ... nice clothes ... to the nurse ... college bound ... often seen in Wellesley ... the accent ... I got the car . . . the Blue Bomber ... a winter love . . . South Natick. CHRISTOPHER ADAMS BETH ADELMAN Perpetual diet ... a friendly girl .. . always singing ... 2:45 hikes ... a tree went’ into my car ... frizz much! ... November 15 ... backed up in Callahan Tunnel ... 96 tears ... penny packer dorm ... c othes .. . contact trouble ... date much! ... 442’s, G.T.O.’s and Falcons? . . . Maryland ? NORMUND AKOTS Truth is subjectivity’’ ... get a haircut ... The Mind . . . Nietzsche . . . Self-expression ... Predominantly nadir ex¬ perience, occasional peak experience.