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

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DEDICATION In appreciation, we, the Class of 1957, dedicate this, the 20th edition of the Red Fox, to Mr. Vernon E. Oldham. As counselor and friend for the past four years, you have listened with patience and understanding to our many problems. We will remember you for the sincere interest you have shown in us as individuals throughout these past years. Page Two

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THE RED FOX for 1957 Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS Eoxboro High School lfuxm mlacm. Nlefxssuz lll' SlC'l l'S

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599' 1 EW' 'QRS SUPERIN TEN DENT'S MESSAGE Living in today's world is becoming both easier and more difficult than in our grandfathers' day. Physically we have many aids to living that provide better food, keep us warmer, and take away much of the drudgery of the working world. Modern communication has made it possible to know what is going on any- where in the world almost as soon as it happens. This is a wonderful thing and has great value. However, this very opportunity lends itself to the dissemination of a great mass of rumor and counter-rumor that tends to keep people in an emotionally-upset condition. Hence, it is more difficult to live in today's world because of the great need for emotional stability. It can be hoped that your education has taught you to separate fact from rumor, to evaluate the facts calmly and to maintain a stable emotional reaction to all of the influences that press upon you. WM, Sllf7L'l'fllf61ldC'Ilf of Srlmoli Page Three