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

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l 2 clerlica I ri . XVith sincerest appreciation for many courtesies performed for us, for all the extra Work and the many long hours spent on our behalf and for our school. for the Wise advice given to us when We so sorely needed it, for the kind attention to our problems and questions, both great and small, for the genuine willingness with which she devotes much of her time to helping our school, we gratefully dedicate this Thirteenth Edition of the Red Fox to Mrs. Doris E. Sullivan. We do this not onlv in reco nition of her kindness and svm Jathv to our , , 1 , problems but also in recognition of the many times she has so efficiently assisted the administration in their clerical and secretarial Jroblems, in reco nition of her I dailv res onsibilit for the attendance lists and in recofnition of her cheerful , Y f performance of the many typing and mimeographing requests from both faculty and students as Well as from innumerable citizens and organizations in the town. In short we dedicate this yearbook to a Wonderful person. Page Three

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Superinlendentfs Message Not long ago I was asked to state my favorite quotation. YVithout hesitating a minute I said: 'iNo one should do that which it everyone did would destroy societyfi It is a long time since I learned those Words. I Wont tell you how long, hut it Was the first day that I attended high school, and for the next three years they were drilled into me hy our high school principal at every assemhly. By the time graduation arrived, No one should do that which if everyone did would destroy societyf' ran through my mind at least once a day and it has never stopped appearing in my thoughts. All sorts of advice will be given to the Class of 1950. Some of you will accept the sagacious words of your elders and progress may he a little faster and perhaps some of the pitfalls may he avoided. Good advice is Worth heeding and I am confident you will listen and he governed accordingly. I have no formula for assuring you of happiness or success. You will have your good days and bad days in spite of any planned Way of living, and you will find laughter abounding at times when you are low with sorrow. And in the same manner, there will be depressed individuals near at hand, if you will hut search, When you are riding on top of the World. Thatis lifel Good luck to you. And here is my offering, a quotation for you to re- peat and to determine Where its message fits into your life pattern: uNo one should do that which it everyone did would destoy societyf' joHN BLACKHAL1. SBIITH Superintendent of Schools Page Four