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

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039' 'i 'K 7 DEDICATION In appreciaTion, vve, The Class of 1959, dedicaTe This, The 22nd ediTion of The Red Fox To Mrs. Mary Sullivan. As our class advisor for Three years, you have shown your sincere in- TeresT in us, boTh as individuals and as a class. You have given willingly many hours of your Time To help us in our exTracurricular acTiviTies. You have been paTienT and undersTanding when we were wrong and have given encouragemenT when iT was needed nnosT. And so To you, Mrs. Sullivan, wiTh much graTiTude, we dedicaTe This ediTion of The Red Fox.

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FACULTY FOREWORD SENIORS Th b k d p T T p T T lol Th T T CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES CANDIDS .. I 1

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE There is much in the world for you as seniors to look for- ward to with great optimism. Probably the greatest source of optimism is the freeing of nations that for many years have been under the domination of stronger nations, or the freeing of the masses in countries where a dominate ruling class has held them in serfdom. This is a long slow process and has been going on for many years. More recently the movement has seemed to accelerate. This is good. At the same time there is the danger that some of the new nations or released people may fall under the influence of others who in the guise of helping actually do much harm. It would seem to be our responsibility as educated, think- ing citizens to be aware of the good things that are happen- ing and also of the bad things that can happen and exert ourselves toward peace and freedom for all nations and all people. THE SCHOOL COMMITEE Mrs. Raymond Heffron, Nlr. Allan Catheron, Mr. Charles Taylor, Mr. Gerard Kennedy, Chairman, Mr. J. Loyd Hayden, Mrs. Lawrence Powers.