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

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Scared lleft to rightl - Mk. H. RAvMoNu DANI-'oR'1'H, Supvrinlvmlrnt of lfoxburu Sclruulsg Mas. CA'l'lHiRlNE Rleimkusou, .S'n'n'lury o the Graduates of the CC ass of 119418 The message l would give to you, who have linished your high svhool career, is this: lie true to yourself. This means that you will search your soul to find out what you have to give to the world, and when you have the answer, you will let no ditliuulty, however great, prevent you from making your offering to your fellownien. You will weigh your desires and measure your talentsg you will hend your efforts toward further and more complete preparationg you will achieve a sense of destiny, and will eventually come to realize the deep satisfzution which comes to those who have been true to the very best that lies within them. H. Rrxvmroxu lJ.xNrfrm'rn Sllfll'I'illft,'Il1ll:'Ilf of Srrlmulx Q-ZS Page Fifuc is... Sgt, .fi K 1 my al . .sms g is .Mg Q.:-K i -'

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1 1 I 1 I S1'a!ml.' flrff lo riffllll Mr. George Broun, Mrs. Vorncliu liulnlwin, Mr. Mulcohn llull, Mrs. Dorothea lloward, Dr. Francis Leljzlron. f,'lI!ljl'lIllHI.' Mnlcohn H. llull Srn'r'l11l'y.' Cornelia li. Hulnlwin Ullfrl' .lIl'lIlfl1'l.Y.' Frzuieis li. Leliuron Dorothea ll, llowzilrl George B. Brown Members of the Foxhorough Selhroo Committee NVe, the Class of 1948, yyish to express to you our sincere 2lPpl't'Cl2lIlUIl for your genuine interest and for your complete cooperation with us in :ill our activities. hlore than this, We have the highest respect and zuhnirzition for your progressive and efficient supervision of our school system :incl for your constant ll11pI'UVClllCl1f of school condi- tions, wherever needed. At this time we desire to extend our deep grzltitucle to you for all you have clone for each one of us personally in marking our scholzlstic l72lClCgLI'ULiIltl rich and full and in preparing us zulequzitely for intelligent citizenship. liver on the alert for the finest in education, you will, we feel sure, zllwzrys olfer l'ioxhoro schools the very hest. Pngfr lwuf

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fi - Y ' WY' ' Sratnl flfft lu riglfljf Miss Virginia Dilj, Secleluryg Mr. VVintield C. Potter, Principal of Foxboro High. ' - - A Message to the Seniors This week you observe your C01IlIUCllt'CIllClll', ll IllllCSIUlll' in your life which at few short pears ago seemed so tlistzuil hut. us you reillinisu-, has ztrrivecl with lmewiltlering sutldenncss. As the years go lay you will rt-zilixc than time is of the t'hSCIlCl'H. lJon't put off what should he done to-day, and reinemlmcr first things first . You ll2lVl' :icquiretl niuth luetuul knouletlgc-. llowt-ver, other things nn- ol greater value: Sportsnizuisllip, Loyzilty, auul 'l'olerzun'e. Equipped with these qualities you are rezuly to nieet the Clllllltfllgtf of this gener- ation. Thus you will become more intelligent citizens with an adequate world buck- ground and will possess ll llL11Il2lX1C and just attitude towards all niztnkind. WlNl lEl,lJ C, l'o'r'ricit l'1'iln'ijful of lfoxburu llfylz Sflmul Pug 1' Six