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d d . t . l We, the class of 1952, dedicate this fifteenth issue of the Red Fox to Mr. Frank L. Metcalf in sincere appreciation for the advice and friendship which he has given our class. The outings for us at his home will be long remembered as wonderful times and as a display of his genuine interest in our class. He has been unsparing of his time and effort. He has met our problems with enthusiasm and a willingness to help. For his under- standing and patience, we who have benejited, extend our deepest thanks. -73 .. 4 ' AWA4 4-If 5: . . Z P ge'w 7 4 bw
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THE RED Fox 19 5 Z THE SENIOR CLASS Foxboro H zlgk School
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aguhellhmabnfk wage To the Class of 1952: 'GI do the very best I know how -- the very best I can - and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what is said against me won't amount to anythingf- If the end brings me out wrong, ten thousand angels swearing I was right would make no dwrerencef, The man who said the above did much for this country of ours and for his achievements he was awarded with an assassin,s bullet. He might well have lived a dozen or more years if he had not always courageously faced issues and offered his best without regard to the possible results. In these days of graft and corruption, of petty pressures, and the general attitude that one should do no more than he gets paid for and as little as possible to cover the job, such a philosophy of Abraham Lincoln is not common. I am sure you know the word that is frequently used to describe the person who is more concerned with doing than receiving -- maybe you have used it in reference to some of your classmates who have been pretty conscientious about doing homework, preparing for tests, or even seeking extra assignments. Somehow, it is just not popular today to go all out on anything - to keep plugging and putting forth your best at all times, and calling the play as you see it is apt to get you into difficulty. You have learned a lot in your school years in Foxborough. Will you memorize the one and only assignment from me? Fix the quotation at the top of this page permanently in your mind. Finally, good luck to each of you. And don't forget to go to church regularly and pray daily. JOHN BLACKHALL SMITH page three
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