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

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To the Class of 1953 The person who is successful in earning the respect of his fellow citizens or in earning money for material things is the one who sets his sights and proceeds toward his goal. He uses criticism to improve himself, he uses disappointments to strengthen his perseverance, he uses minor failures as lessons for future action. He prepares himself by all the study, formal or informal, he can make available. He goes to school, any school that will prepare him for his life work. So I say to you, go to school as long as possible to become proficient in your chosen vocation. You boys will find your schooling or your job interrupted by military service. Don't let this deter you from your ambitions. Use the experience to the best of your ability for the sake of your country. On your return you can then plunge into your own personal affairs with a greater knowledge of people and the affairs ofthe world. As a final thought to all of you, to each boy and each girl, why not adopt a motto something like this, No matter how well l did the iob today, I shall try to do it a little better tomorrow. CHARLES G. TAYLOR Superintendent of Schools

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Dedication For his unTiring efTorTs in guidance, we, The class of 1953 dedicaTe This, The sixTeenTh issue of The RED FOX, To Mr. John O. Barrows. WiTh his kind undersTanding aTTiTude and paTience, he has helped many of us choose our TuTure careers and occupaTions. He has helped us undersTand The many problems which face The young people of Today. We Thank you, Mr. Barrows, wiTh The deepesT sinceriTy from The boTTom of our hearTs.

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LJ I PRiNCiPAi.'S MESSAGE C5 Egia'-, .,, e. ,Cyan A . cn' ' V- H Q .V B 0 'Aria : ?'. ' 9 Your teachers unceasingiy to instruct you in -.4,-32.4, J ' 'fl5I:,f' -c' .,. the tundamentai knovviedge ot 5 P1'-M-+32 subiects essentiai tor successtui careers in industry or the pro- tessions. Aiso by exampie and precepts your teachers have en- deavored to make you good citizens. You young peopie graduating today vviii in a tevv years become the backbone ot your community. You wiii be caiied upon to assume re- sponsibilities intiuencing the iite, the tone and the progress ot your community. You in America enioy the greatest advantages, and op: portunity ot any peopie in the vvorid. You aiso inherit the greatest responsibiiities. Be toierant and you vviii become more understanding. tt is vvorthvvhiie to make good triends and desirabie to be abie to work with others. Remember ruies and reguiations are necessary. Without these iavvs it vvouid be unendurabie chaos. ' hts ot others and they vviii respect yours. Respect the rig 4-,.. -11- have iabore L 5 3 ' pu.-s .-.I .vw-'S t 1 wf'Y,l',s1'ff9.,:,..Vu . M M x gy' -'-np3W,'w. nn t Ili