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

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. PAULINIC xl. JACKSON PAULY lox Belcher Court t'oMMukcl.u. Mansfield Petite, lively Pauline - always accompanied bv Amelia. Paulv is one of our tnost efficient ofiice girls and wants to continue her connnercial work in the future. Une of her favorite dreams is traveling. Full of fun and spirit, vivacious Pauly finds a laugh in every situation. Basketball, '47, Athletic Association, '47, '48, Social Connnittees, '45, '46, '47, Yearbook Staff - Typist, Glee Club, '46, '47, '48, Senior Play -- Sarah, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Typing Award, '46, '47, '48, Protn Committee, '47, Cafeteria, '46, '47, Shorthand Award, '48, EUGEN li LAVV GENE 38 Sherman Street Guneumt, Gene is our honored veteran, A ineniber of the class of 45 , he left to serve his country during the war, returning to join our class as a Senior. Respected by his classmates, Gene is an earnest student, planning to go on in his studies after graduation. With his diligent efforts to gain an education, we are sure Gene will some day gain the rewards he deserves. Enlisted man t'I'fSgt.J in charge of Pay and Allotment Finance Office at Fort Dix, New jersey. Glee Club, '42, '43, '44, A Capella Choir, '42, '43. l .5 VVILLIAM li. LILLYMAN L1LL Z3 tiilniote Street GENERAL Uur gifted conversationalist -- Bill has a wonderful fine, and puts it to beneficial use. He wants to be a journalist, and at present is gain- ing valuable experience by writing for the North Attleboro Chronicle. Master of every situation, Bill is easy to like - fun to know. Glee Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Magazine Drive Captain, '43, Band, '41, '42, '43, Monitor, '44, '45, '46, School Magazine, '48. Participated in the Mediterranean Theatre, in the first naval force to occupy Trieste, North Atlantic War Patrol. Page 'I'-'wruly

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hall, '46, '47, '48, 'l'rack, 47, One Mile, Varsity Club, 48, Athletic As- .lt JIIN P. tiAlllIl'Q'l' IIR. -,sro o 33 Railroad Avenue iil2Nl1KfU- Johnnie on the spot -- but not when there is work to be done - especially homework. johnnie was co-captain of ottr fine football fC11lll- lle suffered many injuries during his time on the squad, but never ll quittcr, he carried on to the finish. Proud possessor of a whiffle ihlll marks him one of the gang, he is at regular guy, Although he seems 10 think that variety is the spice ot lite, he does have one consistency - Mansfield girls. lfootball, '45, '46, '47, '48, Co-captain, '48, lfirst 'l'eani Letters in lfoot- , t sociation, '45, '46, '47, '48, tilee Club, '45, Social Connnittees, '46, '47, Yearbook Staff -- Sports, '4X, Student Council, '46, Senior Play - Mr. Harker, '48, Monitor, '45, '46, '47, '48, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Prom Connnittee, '47, Senior Reception Connnittee, '47. ' t l t.n,A tu. t1AY'rt iN GAY lientwood Street Cotmetat l'rom. Combine beautiful clothes and attractive hair stylitigs with a tall, lithe- some figure and you come out with a becoming girl called Lila. She loves to draw and because she's so good we made her art editor for our Yearbook. Her height gave her added opportunities on the basketball court as well as helping her to find seats for the patrons at the Orpheum Theatre. First Team Letter, '47, Basketball, '47, '48, Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46, '47, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, '48, I Prom Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff -- Art Editor, 48, Senior Play Connnittee - Publicity, '48' Class Officer - Secretary, '46, Iuniot' Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Senior'Reception Connnittee, '47, Pro Merito, '47, 'I'ri-lli-Y, '46, Softball, '48. r l , l y ,VVV f l,l'ISl,ll'I C. HAMl1.'l'ON CLARK 75 Main St. Coi,t,t',t.r. l'rom. Clark is the photography tiend of our t'ltlss. lle cannot be separated from that camera of his, and flashbulhs are his signature. As editor of photography on the Yearbook, he worked many long, hard hours, and did some splendid work. ll-ut Clark doesn't stop at just one interest. Ile also plays the piano for an orchestra at VValpole Youth Canteen. Maybe this explains why his interest in the fair sex tends to be there, Clark's fluent conversational ability and polished manners are the envy of the more reticent ones, lle loves history and seasons every conversation with a sprinkling of historical names and dates. A serious-minded boy, Clark has hitched his wagon to the highest star, and we are inclined to think that someday he'll reach right up and catch hold of it. Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48, Ulee Club, '45, '46, '47, '48, Social Connnittees, '45, '46, '47, '48, l'rom Connnittee, '47, Yearbook Staff - Photography liditor, '48, Monitor, '46, '47, Monitor Captain, '48, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Senior Reception Committee, '47, Orches- tra, '45, '46, '47, President, Pro Merito Society, '47, '48, Uthce, '48, Uratoricai Contest, '47, Memorial Day lixercises, '47, School Correspond- - ' ent, '48, VVar Stamp Captain, '45, Captain - School Projector 'l'eam, '47, '48, Class Will, '48. Page NlllL'ft'I'll

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XVll,l,lAM ll. Nlt'Al,lS'l'l'1R RED , I5 Baker Street Cot.t.taotf 1'Rlil'. Red - the big little boy of our gang. Ile has xt llig spot in all our hearts, yet takes only a little space in our class. His stature has given him no limitations, however, as has been proved by his one-handed swishers on the basketball court. Sharp clothes, red hair, and .'X's ill chemistry tests, describe Red to tt llis favorite pastitne is parties and more parties - it must be the food. liaskelball, '40, '48, lfirst 'l'eam Letter, '48, Baseball, '45, '40, '48, l irst 'l't-am Letter, '45, '48, Varsity Club, '48, Athletic Association, '45, 40, '47, '4S, lilee Club, '45, Social Committees, '45, '40, '47, '48, l'rotn Cotnmittee, '47, Ring Committee - Chairtnan, '47, Yearbook Staff - Sports lidilor, Senior l'lay Committee - Business Manager, Senior l'lay -A Richard Stanley, Student Council, '45, '40, Class Vice-l'resident, '47, Monitor, '47, '48, junior Red Cross, '45, '40, '47, Senior Reception Committee, '47, Graduation - Usher, '47, Office, '48, Assemblies, '40, '47, '48, lioys' State Representative, '47, Tennis Tournatnent, '45, Memorial Day lixercises, '47, Class Vl'ill, '48, Glee Club Concert - Publicity Chairtnan, '47, Faculty l'lay - l'ublicity Chairman, '47, War Stamp Chairman, '45, Canteen Representative, '45, '40, Vice-l'resident of Canteen, '40, Senior l'in Committee, '48, Football Manager, '46. l'llll.ll' li. MICRRIAM SUNNY Main Street titesutmt. liurt distinguished himself on the football and track teams with his fast, sturdy legs. An all-around good sport, Burt loves fun and laughter, and takes great joy in being the cause of it. liveryone laughs with hitn - everyone loves his clowning - everyone misses Sonny, a Navy tnan HOW. Our best to you always. Football, '45, '40, '47, '48, lfirst Team Letters. '40, '47, '48, 'I'rack, '40, '47, Varsity Club, '48, Athletic Association, '45, '40, '47, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Cotntnittee, Senior Play -- Sandy , Moni- tor, '40, '47, junior Red Cross, '45, '40, '47, Rt DNALIJ NV. Nt JVVLAIN A-nos Granite Street t'ol.l.t',t.tf Sctttsrttttt' t 'l'alI and good looking, Ronny is the rave of all the underclass girls. l ull of wit and bubbling over with good humor, he has one of the best lines in school. Gifted with an itmocent face, he can talk his way out of any situation. Ronny is an excellent driver, but can never be accused of being a slow-poke. Glee Club, '45, '40, '47, '48, Social Committee, '40, l'rom Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff, Monitor, '48, Band, '45, '40, Urchestra, '45, '40, Senior l'lay - licvcrly . Page 'I'fu,t'111y-uln: