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

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BARBARA A. CURTIS A-tvuR'r North Street k'Ul.l.liliIa l'tu5l'. VVrentham Cult' am! 1n'rt--fualfy .vm'r--ll1z1l'.r um' Curl! To look at her innocent face, one would never dream her to be the daring, jovial girl that she is. Her quick smile and easy-going man- ner have made her dear in many-a-heart, especially jimmy's tor is it jim's?J. As manager of the girls' basketball team, Barb did a grand job. VVe hope her future holds as much fun for her as her high school days. Basketball - Assistant Manager, '47, Manager, '48, First Team Letters, '47, '48, Varsity Club, '48, Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48, Glee Club, '47, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Committee, '47, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Senior Play - Choir Girl, Senior Recep- tion Committee, '47, Marshal, '45, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, '46, Year Book Staff, '48, Softball Manager, '48. VIRGINIA IC. DAY UINNY 29 Granite Street t'oMMertcnu, Ginny is an excellent writer of prose and poetry. Her sunny disposi- tion comes out in all her work. Always in demand in the oI'l'ice, she has been able to get a good background for becoming a secretary later on. A blonde with blue eyes and a sweet personality, Ginny has an unaf- fecled way of being everybody's friend. Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48, Ulee Club, '45, '47, '48, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, Prom Committee, '47, Ring Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff -- Music Editor, Typing, Senior Play - Properties, Student Council, '46, Class Secretary, '46, '48, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Typing Award, '47, Graduation - Usher, '46, Cafeteria, '45, in-0 Met-im, '47, othce, wx, Tri-Hi-Y, 46. AMICLIA O. ISMIXIARZIO A-Mtt'ktai ' 565 Unk Street t'otvnvteRctAt. Large brown eyes and raveneblack hair are two assets to Amelia's loveliness. A top-notch commercial student and ollice girl, she plans to become a telephone operator. Oftentimes her gentle manner is contradicted by her bursting supply of energy. As cute Miss Preen with her multiple screams, she made quite a hit in the Senior Play, Basketball, '47, Glee Club, '46, '47, '48, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, Prom Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff - Typing Editor, Senior Play -- Miss Preen, Typing Award, '47, Office '47, '48, Shorthand Award, '48, Food Sale Chairman, '48. Puyz' Sixlrrn

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liasketball, '48, First 'l'eam Letter, '48, Softball, '48, First Team Letter, ,lUSl'll'li l . lll'IlJARlJ JOE X3 lligh Street UENISRAI. joe is a boy of few words, unless he is sticking up for his rights. He is a spry and energetic fellow-worker with Bobbie Rockwood at the First National. Not a great lover of studies, he is always half way out the door before the last bell rings. Unusually quiet in school, we rind in surprise, he is quite a live wire when out with the gang. Athletic Association, '45, '46, Glee Club, '45, Senior l'lay - Convict, '48, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Senior Reception Comtnittee, '-l-7. JICAN li. BRUNICLL JliANNll'1 Lakeview Road C0l.l.lztiE l'ki-:l'. Jeannie is our liveliest package. VVith her bubbling personality and infectious laughter, she has made the world much brighter. She gets a kick out of life, especially when she is helping others. A hard worker at any task, she quickly changes at the right moment to become the life of the party. ller interest in sports made her a natural at basketball and will carry her on in her career as girls' coach. Although her hilarious jokes and snappy line makes her one of our wittiest, she shows she has a serious side when she talks about her Dick . Good luck, jean - you deserve the best. , '48, Varsity Club, '48, Athletic Association, '48, Glee Club, '47, '48, 'Social Committee, '47, Prom Cmn- mittee, '47, Yearbook Staff, '48, Senior Play Committee, '48, Senior Play -- llarriet , 'l'yping Award, '47, Uratorical Contest, '48, Class Prophecy, '48 '48, Field llockey, '48, First 'l'eam Letter XVILLIAM li. CORN ISll lilJlJlli 13 Leonard Street t'o1.l.l14:r. I'iu1.i'. liddie's mild manner and agreeable disposition seem In apologize lor his bright, curly, red hair. As a lover of hockey, whenever there's ice, that's where Eddie goes. He's a good student in chemistry, because he likes it best of all. Eddie will always be remembered as the comical Banjo in thc Senior Play. Football, '46, Baseball, '45, Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48, Lilee Club, '45, '46, Social Committee, '45, 46, 47, '48, l'roin L'ounnittee, '47, Yearbook Stall-Literary Editor, '48, Monitor, '48, Senior Reception Committee, '47, Band, '45, '46, Office, '48, Stock Room, '47, '48, Baseball Manager, '48, Track Manager, '48. Page lfiftcwz

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big smile frottt ear to ear and that rogttish look in his eye. A prankstet' l RANL'lS ll. UULAN IIR. l+'R.XNNY 105 South Street tiutsttitmt. 'I'all, lanky, attd lrish to the c lrxl e. liveryotte likes Frannie, with his at heart, he has his more seriotts lllollteltts as well. Now in the Navy, he is missed by' all, especially by at Certain Sally. Ulee Club, '45, '46, Senior Play Cottttttittee, '48, Senior Play -- Radio Man, Athletic Association, '47, Yearbook Staff, '48, Prom Cotntnittee, '47. R4 Jl5lCR'l' W. lit JWNS HUB 55 Mecltatttie Street Lirutatttxt, 'l'all, friendly, Hob. Uttlwardly quiet, but once yott know him you can detect that mischievous twinkle in ltis eye. llc is generally seen with his pals, Bruce and john, in search of excitement. lle has a decided opinion on every subject attd loves to argue his points. Bob's favorite sports are fishing and hunting. He proved his ability and fighting spirit as tackle on the football teattt. llis pet trouble is wotttett -- but knowing Bob, we realize he'll tttake ottt fine. Football, '46, '47, '48, First 'l'eam Letter, '48, Basketball, '47, Athletic Association, '46, '47, '48, Prom Committee, '47, Ring Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff - Sports, '48, Monitor, '47, Varsity Club, '48, Senior Play -- Curtains attd Lights. Rl Dlil'iR'l' tl. l'1l,A HUB North Street liI',NI'.KAl. liob's big interest is fishing, and ltow lte revels in telling of the 24 pickerel he caught. lle has worked in garages for three years, hap- pily contettt, tinkering and puttering with tttotors. A talented lad, our Bob can even draw, especially cartoons. His slow, sweet smile is most ill' tractive. Best of luck in the future, Bob! Athletic Association, '45, '46, Senior Play Connnittee, '48, Yearbook Stall, '48, Ulec Club, '45, Senior l'lay - Deputy. f'ag1' St.'fUt'Illl'L'Il