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

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' .u,1c1+3 Ai. senurz AL tireen Street k'4ll.l.l'ItLI4. l'Rl'.l'. Aliee's vitality is outdone only by her sense of humor. As Lorraine in the Senior Play, she was a hewitching actress, and as right forward in basketball, she played high scorer in every game. Alice and her 1935 Plymouth are inseparable, and her pet pastime is to pack her Car with friends and drive around the countryside. Always a good sport, she takes great delight in teasing the teachers. Her enormous appetite gives good cause for her height. Versatile and attractive, Al made an able cheerleader. Basketball, '45, '46, '47, '48, Co-captain, '48, lfirst Team Letters, '47, '48, Field Hockey, '47, First 'l'eam Letter, '47, Varsity Club, '46, '47, '48, Athletic Association, '45, '46, '47, '48' Glee Club, '45, '47, Social Com- mittees, '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Committee, '47, Yearbook Staff - Art Committee, Senior Play - Lorraine, junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47, Senior Reception Committee, '47, Assemblies, '47, '48, Oratorical Contest, '47, Cheerleaders, '46, '47, Co-captain, '48, Prom Song '46, Softball, '-48. CARULYN li. SCHXVARTZ CARRIE Payson Road tiiamciml. VVe are greeted each morning by Carrie's gay smile and cheery hello . Although the newest member of our class, her willingness to help and interested manner have caused her to gain many f1'iends. She is never seen without a handful of letters - it seems she intends to keep her old friends as well as to win new ones. She has many outside ill- terests which include ballet dancing and playing the guitar. Beautiful clothes and long, shiny, black hair are only two of Carrie's many charm- ing attributes. 'l'ransferred from Bridgewater 1948. Softball, '48, Senior Play -- Choir Girl, Yearbook Stall. MA'l l'HliW S'1'liiil,lC ..MA,I.,1.,, Chestnut Street filzNl:kAl, Mall has been our ethcit-nt class president lor four years and eo- captam of our football team during his Senior year. His best friend is his harmonica. VVhenever he gets the blues, out it comes to chase them away. Heir of a dry wit and comical nature, he is the originator of Illtlll- erous jokes. Matt, receiving his diploma in April, left us to enter the Navy. Good luck, Matt - our loss is the Navy's gain. Football, '45, '46, '47, '48, Co-captain, '48, First 'l'eam Letters, '46, '47, '48, Basketball, '45, '46, Varsity Club, '48, Glee Club, '45, '46, '47, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Committe, '47, Ring Com- mittee, '4-7, Yearbook Staff, '48, Senior Play - Mr. Stanley, Class Presi- dent, '45, '46, '47, '48, Monitor, '45, '46, '48, junior Red Cross, '46, Senior Reception Committee, '47, Usher - Graduation, '47, Captain - Magazine Drive, '47, Canteen Representative, '46, War Stamp Cap- tain, '-I-5, Senior Pin Committee, '4-8. Pay 1' Tfwwzly-jour

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goes his way, with a song in his heart, and a girl in his dreams. Husky and alert, llarold is Z1 top-rate pin boy at the bowling alleys. Enjoy life and the world is yours, Harold. Athletic Association, '47, '43, Social Comtnittees, '45, '46, '47, '48, lrom W WY? llARUl,lJ C. RICHARIJS FLIP Pratt Street tiicutaxfu. Always friendly to all - never a g l'mm uch enx' at crab, lla 1'1m ld nonchalantly Football, '45, '-463 Baseball, '45, '4og junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47g Y Committee, '47, Senior Play - Expressman. l tiARlJNl'1R LI RICIIARIJSUN .XKt'IIIl-3 t':n-pt-ntt-r Street t'ot.l,maf Scneurtrtc Arcliie was the memoralile star in our Senior Play, as the incotnparable Sheridan VVhiteside. As possesror of a gay and refreshing nature with a heart full of music, life to Archie is the rhythmic beating of his drums. llis orchestra furnishes that wonderful tlltlsic at the Youth Canteen every Saturday night. .X teasing eye and mischievous grin mark Archie as an impish rogue. Glue Club, '45, '46, '47, '48, Senior Play - Sheridan Whiteside, Band, '45, '46, '47, '48, Orchestra, '45, '46, '47, '48, Social Committees, '45, '46, '47, Athletic Association, '46, '47g junior Red Cross, '45, '46, '47g Year- book Staff -- Photography. Rt 7Bl'iK'l' l,. Rt DCKVVK it Dil ISHN XM Mechanic Street kil'1Nl'.K.Xl. Hob is the woe of our lt'21K'llL'l'N - always ready with a quip or a prank to keep the class in stitches. VVhenever we think of Hob, we all begin to itch, remembering his portrayal of Professor Metz and his cockroaches in the Senior Play. Afternoons and Saturdays tind him building pyramids with the milk cans at the First National. Usually full of fun and out- spoken, he is a bit shy when alone with a girl. Ulee Club, '45, Graduation - Marshal, 451 Red Cross, '45, '40, '47, Senior Play -- Professor Metz. r i . l Pnyr 'l'fww11ly-linen'

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l'IX'lil,YN M. 8trl,l --rw- ' ,IYATN Stl K'0t'Atsst'l SlI't't'l Q'0I,I.I',4.l'. Sk'll',N'l'lI'lk' livelyn i- thoughtful and couacientioux - an asset to any clan. She is interested in music, having been a Hutiat in the orchestra and a tnetnher ol' thc Glcc C'lulv for four yearx, She has a great task trying to keep her thrcc lvcaux apart - lar apart' ller unttrtng etlort and willingness to uorlt will htlp her realize her career as it utcdtcal secrctarv. liasketlvall, '48, .Xthletic Aaxociation, '40, '47, '48, Kilee l'lul1, '45, '40, '47, '48, Social Conunittee, '47, junior Red Cross, '45, '40, '47, Band, '45, '40, '47, Orchestra, '45, '40, '47, '48, Typing Award, '47, Pro Merito, '47, llratorical Contest, '47, 'l'ri-Ili-Y, '40, Yearhoolt Staff, Senior Play - Mra. Mck'utcheon. Rt JlSlili'l'A l. 'l'lil Pl' liliR'l ' Spruce Street Ul:M'.R.-XI. Soft-fpolten and shy, Roberta, we hat e diwcovered to our aurprise is posscssor of a delightful, dry wit. ller chance retuarlts and sly little jokes came thoae who know her to treasure her presence. VVe sincerely hope that all her wiwhea corne true. :Xthlctic .Xfnociatioln '45, '46, '47, '48, Social K'Ullllllillt'L', '47, jttlliol' Red fron, '45, '40, '47, Cafeteria, '45, '40, junior Proln, '47, Yearbook Stall -, Senior Play - Choir Girl. Ul'lRA1,lJlNl'1 j. L' RBAN 'iuuitiur' loS South Stu-ct lllI,I,I-t.l'. Piet-.t'. iicrty ia a typical tern-aget. ,Xlioutuling in energy and apiril, she wax co-captain ot' Iuasketlvall, a lively little cheerleader, and the leading lady of the Senior Play. Nlllll' of the many honora received ln Gerry haw changed her friendly manner. .X pleasing personality and xweet stnih tnake her top- on every ouek popularity poll. 'l'o a girl who tlexervex the heat, all the luck in the world. liasltetlvall, '45, '40, '47, '48, Co-captain, '48, lfirxt learn Letter, '48 Field Hockey, '47, First 'l'eatu Letter, '47, Varsity Club, '40, '47, '48 .Xthletic .'Xssociation, '45, '40, '47, '48, Secretary, ,'X..'X,, '47, Social Vout' inittees, '45, '40, '47, '48, Cilee Club, '45, '47, '48, Prorn Fonunittee, '47 D Ring l'onunittee, '47, Yearbook Staff-Literary liditor, Senior llay c'0lll- rnittee, rXrlvertisiin.:, Senior Play - Maggie, Student Council, '45, Claw 'I'rcasurer, '40, junior Red fron, '45, '40, '47, Senior Reception fotutnit tee, '47, Typing Award, '40, Pro Merito, '47, .hSNt'llll3llt'N, '47, '48 Uratorical Contest, '47, i'heerleatlers, '40, '47, '48, Co-captain, '48 6 Canteen Representative, '40, '47, '48, Secretary, '47, President. '48, VVal . i Stamp Captain, '45, Softball, '48, junior Proin Queen, '47, Best Citiven . --,, Al..-..- . , , . , 48, hood hovermnent Day Representative, 48. Page 1'fu:a11ly-jim'