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

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Mm' af? exmye This is my last message to you as pupils of our school. My final thought to you may be embodied in this simple motto --'6Control yoursey and you will control others. To control yourself you must realize your own strength and weakness. We all have faults and we have our virtues. Remember this, a real friend is one who likes you and seeks your companion- ship in spite of your faults. .lust a few final reminders: be tolerant. Remember there are two contrasting viewpoints in most controversies. You have been taught to think for yourselves. You can do much to mold the character of your community. You have great responsibilities. Use your talents wisely and under trying circumstances -- keep your temper. page four I expect you to become worthy members of your community. A X

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ALVIN H- BALL X JOHN O. BARROWS JOHN J. AHERN lVIusic Director . Cuidangg Dj,-0,-mr A x General Srienrzf ' W ff- Ik- Wm w L s o r f k,,. 'A kk 'M ,-r fa wi' ,, , ' i ci 9532525 W' BEERS i A111515 D- BRAWN i MARJORIE M. BRIAND French Social Studies Home Management Yearbook Consultant ARTHUR B. BRAINARD JEANETTE BRIGGS Chemistry English Bmlogy General Business page six Physics General Science Commercial Geography Student Council School Paper Advisor Advisor