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

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CLASS POEM Graduation brings new meaning As We don our cap and gowng Leaving all our books and classes Heading for the future ground. Now we leave to take our places Wondering what the future holdsg Hoping we will serve our purpose As we leave to reach our goal. If our goal does bring us sorrow, As We journey on our way, Have faith in Cod for Him we love He will guide us day by day. GERALDIN1-3 JACKSON CLASS SONG mwmwrrwawwl- OUR CLASS UMTED GATl-iff? HERE TO S Y WE CANNOT DO WHAT WE SHSULD DO VVITHVUQ OURF-lASRTEAVPjJ,Ekl!i-DS TOHIGTILL f THE FUN WE'VE HAD R ' T0 no THE BEST w.lU5WZAlEv'UED3M5EMELlillDliH'EREGERUOF'05? W+51?HA6vLEC?'EVH LONG ?4rH Jill-J UJJI WELL JWAY JE' ourz 5- AND SOLWHES' ALL gf: 'WOR qs gONE?ENg-,CXIEHQEBQK OfffFlcKHO'w1F'i'HA43H'lDE'ECAq,':,'D SAY .L J I-UJHJ 1 TH1EA+5fE51?A'VfE WHE olA1bEK SEM? SUE BJLSE nga? 56595 BSORQUEGEEBCHE' W 25165 DWEJRONG RCE MAKAREL 'NIEUEEMORE Page Ten

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' fi , 4 A Wjwf, V -fW'f'ywQ!7 '03 WU NORMA FAYE BAILEY NORM Co1.LEcE COURSE 53 Cocasset Street M1ss1oNARY TEACHER Norma joined us in her junior year, transferring from Toronto, Can- ada. Her sincere and friendly ways quickly made her many friends. Norm can't see how tumbling in gym is going to help her in her missionary work. A loyal Square, she has proved adept at playing First One In, Is a Brownie. ' French Club '56, Yearbook Staff '56, Newspaper '56, Transferred in Junior Year from North Toronto Collegiate Institute Q'N.T.C.I.J Toronto, Canada. ALAN LAWRENCE CADY AL COLLEGE COURSE 30 Leonard Street UNDECHJED Al, the most popular boy in the class, is a hot trumpeter and a very good baseball player. Because of his trumpet playing, he likes Pete Kelly's Blues, and his life ambition is to play with Ray Anthony. Al is always ready to work for any cause, and his only complaint is about people who don't share his love of Fords. Basketball '55, '56, Student Council '54, '55, '56, President '56, Trea- surer '55, Social Committee '53, '54, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55, '56, Captain '56, Class President '53, Vice President '56, Varsity Club President '56, Prom Committee '55, Yearbook Staff, Layout and Photograph Editor '56, Band '53, '54, junior Prom Prince, Orchestra '53, Assemlzly Participation '56, E LEE ALMA CONWAY LEE COMINIERCIAL COURSE 255 Main Street UNDECIDED Lee, Burleigh, horses, and football all seem to go together. Marria e and a ranch of her own are included in her future plans, Lee's onIy complaint is about conceited people, and she will miss her friends and activities in school. When asked to choose between Danny and cheering, we understand why Lee would say It's A Sin To Tell A Lie. Cheerleading '54, '55, Captain '56, Social Committee '53, '54, '55, National Honor Society '55, '56, Driver Training '55, Typing Award '54, '55, Glee Club '53, '54, Newspaper '55, '56, Yearbook Staff '56, Operetta '54, Fashion Show '53, '54, Varsity Club '56, Prom Com- mittee '55, Oifice Secretary '55, '56, Honor Roll '53, '54, '55, '56, Cheerleaders Club '56, Assembly Participation '54, '55, '56, Play Committee '56, Page Twelve