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

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BENJAMIN XVILLIAM NASON COLLEGE HBENNYU 168 Main Street FonEs'raY Tall, shy, handsome and always a gentleman, describes Benny to a uT.,' An active leader in football, school activities, and the Boy Scouts, he still finds time to be helpful whenever called upon. His fine speaking voice was always welcomed in assemblies and his part ot Albert,, in the Senior Play will long be remembered. Football ,49, 150, F.T.L. l-19, ,50, Baseball ,48, Basketball ,47, 148, Track '47, ,49, ,50, F.T.L. '50, Athletic Assoc. ,47, ,48, '50, Social Committees i-18, ,49, ,50, Prom Committee V19, Senior Reception Com- mittee ,-19, Class Olticers, Vice President '49, President ,50, Senior Play, Albert',, Monitor ,47, '48, ,49, ,503 Varsity Club '50, School Paper 149, Oratorical Contest ,49, Assemblies ,47, ,4S, ,49, '50, Year- book Staff, Advertising, Pro Merito '49, '50, Stock-room ,49, '50, Dra- matic Club '50, Science Club ,50, Basketball Scoreboard 319, '50, CHARLES IAMES NISIL CoMxrEac1.xL 'KCHARLIES -14 Leonard Street Bcsrxuss Charlie, a nicely dressed, good-looking and quiet fellow, has a happy disposition along with a cheerful willingness to help. His ability to organize and his desire for completeness and thoroughness were well evidenced by his handling of the editor's job on the year- book typing committee. This eilieiency carries over in his job at the Juke Box where he can usually be seen behind the counter or busily dispensing sodas and sundaes. Clee Club 147, ,49, ,50, Office '50, Yearbook Staff, Typing Editor. FRANCIS PATRICK NISIL 7 GENEIRAL g 'KFRANNIEN 152 Spring Street NAVY Frannie is a typical happy-go-lucky fellow who doesnit seem to worry about anything. Ilis main interests are divided between YValnut Street and a certain Caroline. Always willing to do his part, Franis ready remarks will always make him popular. Football ,47, Glee Club '47, Office 149, ,50, Yearbook Statt. Photography. Page Twenty-three

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BIARGERY FREDA BICKAY CoL1.1ccE N1A11G1E 57A South Street Gmrs' Co-xcH As Miriam in the Senior Play, Margie portrayed the typical teen-ager that she is. 1Vitty huinor and bright ideas always have Nlargie talking unendingly. Full of energy and pep, she was an able president of the Youth Canteen and an enthusiastic cheerleader. Basketball '47, '49, '50, F.'l'.L. '50, Field Ilockey '48, '49. '50, 1+'.T.L. '49, '50, Softball '48, '49, Athletic Assoc. '47, '48, '49, '50, Social Com. '47, '48, '49, '50, Prom Coin. '49, Senior Reception Com. '49, Class Officers, Treasurer '48, Glec Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Senior Play, lV111'l1l1H NVilkins , '50, Band '47, '48, '49, '50, Varsity Club '50, Short- hand Award '50, Typing Award '49, '50, Ollice '50, Canteen Prepre- scntative '48, '50, Girls' Sport Club '49, '50, Assemblies '47, '48, '49, '50, Yearbook Staff, Business Sz Advertising '50, Class Day Honors, 'Class Prophecy , '50, Girls' State Representative '49, Usher at Crad- uation '48, Magazine Drive Capt, '49, '50, Cheerleader '48, '49, '50, Co-Capt. '50, Pro Merito '49, '50. CAROLYN LOUISE MOORE COLLEGE HCALLIEU 130 Chestnut Street NURSE Caroline, the other halt of our cutest couple, is a shy, Well- inannered girl who displays a quiet sense of humor. Sincere and even tempered, she is Well-liked by the whole class, and should easily ful- fill the duties of a nurse. Athletic Assoc. '47, '48, '49, Social Committees '47, '48, '49, Prom Committee '49, Clce Club '47, '48, School Paper '50, Yearbook Stall, Photography. BETTY-ANNE MORSE Co1,1,Ec:r. MBETTY-ANN 111 Central St. PHYSICAL 'l'aAiN1xc: INs'ruUc:Tou Betty-Anne, full of fun and mischief, is liked by eyeryonm. ie is yery athletic and a good sport in every way. Being a royal Red Sox fan, she can be seen cheering for Bobby Doerr in Fenway Park. Basketball '48, '49, '50, Field llockey '49, '50, l7.T.L. '50, Softball '49, '50, F.T.L. '49, Athletic Assoc. '47, '48, '49, '50, Social Commit- tees '47, '48, '49, '50, Prom Committee '49, Class Officers, Secretary '47, Clee Club '47, '48, '49, Band '47, '48, '49, '50, Varsity Club 5541, School Paper, Cirls' Sports Editor, '50, Girls' Sport Club '49, '50, Assemblies '47, '48, 49, '50, Yearbook Staff, Business it Advertising '50, Class Day Honors, l'Class XVill , Magazine Capt. '48, Usher Crad- uation '47, Pro-Merito Society. Page Tweniy-two

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261 Central BENJAMIN BABTHOLOMEVV O,SULLIVAN GENEIKAL HBENNYD East Street CONTRACTOR Ben is our elass's gift to hot rod circles. Ile is usually seen with some Ford of ancient vintage on which he spends Inost Of his time when not setting up pins at the local bowling alley. He is rather quiet, and doesnit worry too much about the opposite sex. Track ,48. JOSEPH HOEY O,DONNELL .IIOEH CENEIRAL BUSINESS Since joining our class, Joe and his father,s lieachwagon hiv lt come very popular. There are very few of his classmates who h nent 5 I ridden in the car. fIsn't that true, girls? Football '49, F.T.L. '49, Yearbook Staff, Advertising, '50 Oth 1 School Attended, Houlton High School. NOBMA MARIE PEACOCK chosen career. Captain ,50, Assemblies '50. Page Twenty-four 8 Vernal Avenue CISSY,' COB1hIERCIAL DESICNEIX Norma, who is forever writing poetry, aspires to a career 111 com mrrcial art. She is clever and cute, and sure to be a success 111 hu Basketball '48, '49g Field llockey '47, ,48g Athletic Assoc 41 445 ,49, '50, Social Committees ,47, 718, ,49, ,505 Prom Committee 49 Clee Club ,48, ,49, ,50g Cirls' Chorus ,505 Senior Play Prompter Usher ,49g School Paper '49, ,50g News Editor ,50Q Typing Award 49 D0 Shorthand Award ,50, Student Council '48--treasurer, Oilicc DO YL ll book Staff, Art, Pro Merito ,49, ,505 junior Bed Cross, Magazinc drixe