Foxboro High School - Red Fox Yearbook (Foxboro, MA)

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tit Jlillt JN I . HICRRICK BLONDIE General 'I'runs,lerrcd front Coe-Brown Academy Northwood, N.H. College Every class boasts one! One what. you ask? One Gordon - the name dc-noting comedy at its best. The comic of the school. Gordon's rare gift for wit is in evidence from the first bell to the last. But he, too. has his serious moments. Gordon has a definite and marked ability in the field of art. To one of the best. we say - all of the best! Football Manager, '47, Track. '46, Athletic Association. '47, Glee Club. '47: Social Committees, '46, '47: Prom Committee. '46, Senior Recep- tion, '46, Assemblies, '47, Yearbook Staff -- Art: Senior Play Commit- tee - Advertising, Senior Play - Helen Lyons: Junior Red Cross, '46. '47, Recess Dance Committee, '47, Magazine Drive. .IUYCIC N. HUl,MIil'lRCl PUDDLES Comm'cial 3 Pond Ave. Merchandizing, Styling Joyce could easily be a Power's model with her tall, well-propor- tioned build, clear skin, and her great affinity for clothes. Always neat and unruffled, she is the best- dressed girl in the class. A top-rate commercial student, Joyce is also artistically inclined. She is an ex- cellent roller-skater and may, in the future, make her career, profes- sional skating. Soft-spoken Joyce is an asset to any group. Class Secretary, '44, '46, Tennis Tournament, Glee Club, '44, Social Committees, '44, '45, Recess Dance, '47, Pro Merito Society, '47, Year- book Staff -- Art Editor, Typing Award, Shorthand Award, Senior Play - Usher, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47, Graduation Usher, '44. '45. GUY I . .IUIJICIC GUY General Spring Street U. S. Navy If asked to choose a typical senior boy, we think our Guy would be the answer. His personality and friendliness to all account for his outstanding popularity. Halfback on the gridiron, vice-president of his class, and president of a very suc- cessful Athletic Association were only several of the many offices Guy received - and carried out with his usual ability. , Class Vice-president, '46, '47, Foot- ball, '46, '47, Two First Team Let- ters, Track, '46, '47, Varsity Club. '46, '47, Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46, '47 -- President, '47, Glee Club. '46, Monitor, '46, '47, Yearbook Staff - Advertising, Senior Play - Ad- vertising, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, Prom Committee, '46, Senior Reception Committee. '46, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47, Recess Dance, '46, '47. ' Z

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NANCYIKGUNRUD NANCY Commercial 121 Summe'r Street Secretary Nan is our proof positive of the truth of the proverb concerning small packages. Generally doing things on the spur of the moment, she inevitably finds in them the en- joyment born of the unexpected and the unplanned. She and Angie Jolly have been friends all through high school and are constantly seen together. She hopes to become a secretary and we all wish her luck. Fun-loving, entertaining, and re- freshing - that's Nan! Glee Club, '44, '45, Typing Award, '46, Senior Play - Usher, Cafeteria, '44, '45, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47, Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46, '47. BARBARAj.HANShN BARB Commercial Colonial Court Apts. Secretary Barb is frank and outspoken, with a happy-go-lucky air. She may be seen working at the local theatre where she is an usherette, and she may usually be heard snapping her gum. Barb, who has a keen sense of humor, has as Well a mania for speaking up at the most unusual if not the most unexpected mo- ments. We hear that her heart is in Korea. Is that right, Barb? Full of fun, but having an equally enjoy- able serious side, we wish Barb the best that life has to offer - partic- ularly Norm ! Basketball, '45g Field Hockey, '47, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '47g Social Committees, '45, '46g Yearbook Staff -Typingg Senior Play - Usher, Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47. , ,f lx. Xt x iff qs!! X ' . X. it, ,-,t , ,.,. A ,X V '45 qw? - , V. , v9 '2 . .af .. 2-'3: f-7. A .' ',4,2 lHANhj.HANSUN DIDI General 167 South Street Journalism Diane and music! Each a reminder of the other! Her skill at playing the violin casts a spell over her listeners. Didi is also very good at writing and can't decide whether she wants to be a musician or a journalist. Diane's sense of humor can be counted on to carry her through any situation, and her care- free attitude has won for her a host of friends. An extremely smooth dancer, her ability on the dance floor is unsurpassed by any of her classmates. Energetic, vivacious, popular ..... Diane! Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46. '47, Orchestra, '44, '45, '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, '47, Social Committee, '46g Prom Committee, '46g Senior Recep- tion Committee, '46, Recess Dance Committee, '45, '46g Assemblies, '44, '45, '46, '47, Yearbook Staff- Music: Senior Play - Usherg Office, '45, '46, '47, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47.

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V ANGICLINA -I. JOLLY ANGIE Commercial Community Way Secretary True to her name, Angie is out- standingly the jovial type. Small and rosy-cheeked, witty, daring and impetuous are words that suit this classmate to the last degree. She is the typical friend. Though she may have troubles of her own, Angie's always more than willing to give consolation to anyone who seems to need it. A great amount of school spirit is evident in this little gal's mind -- especially when she cheered for the football team. tWe wonder if, maybe, Dick Clark had anything to do with her enthusi- asmll Even-tempered Angie will be greatly missed by each and all of us. Basketball, '44, '45, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, Social Committees, '44, '45, Yearbook Staff -- Typist, Typing Awards, Senior Play - Usher? Cafeteria, '44, '45, Office, ,463 Jl1Hi01' Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47, Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46, '47. MARJURIIC L. KAY MIDGIE General 23 Leonard Street Nursing Sincere, understanding and care- free Midgie. She loves Foxboro High and is always doing something to benefit our class. A member of the Pro Merito Society, Midgie proved to be an energetic and con- scientious student. Midgie likes to sew and knit, and makes many of her own clothes. Her lifelong am- bition is to become a nurse, and with her patience and earnestness, we are sure that she will reach her goal. Student Council, '44, Varsity Club, '46, Cheerleader, '45, '46, Pro Merito Society, Athletic Associa- tion, '44, '45, '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, Social Committees, '45, '46, Senior Reception, '46, Ring Committee, '45, Assembly, '46, Yearbook Staff - Music Editor, Senior Play, Donald Mayberry , Junior Red Cross, Typ- ing Award. ALl5l11R'l'A A. KICLLY SPEED General 48 Main Street College Kelly! When you hear that name, with what do you immediately asso- ciate it? That's right - the Irish at their best plus laziness personified. Center guard of the girls' varsity, with that righting spirit and deter- mination for which she is known, Alberta excelled in basketball. Who's that, sleeping in the middle of class? - Miss Kelly, herself! We know she'll be successful in all her undertakings, and probably under her famed title of Sleepy Time Gal. Basketball, '45, '46, '47, Two First Team Letters, Field Hockey, '47, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, Prom Com- mittee, '46, Senior Reception Com- mittee, '46, Yearbook Staff - Ad- vertising, Senior Play - Properties, Junior Red Cross, '44, '45, '46, '47, Magazine Drive Captain, '46, Recess Dance Committees, '46, '47, Athletic Association, '44, '45, '46, '47, 0' X. ff X S, C t 'Y v , a ' I . ' we 2 J ' , , , Q ,ff XX ,, r 4'