Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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THE YEAR BOOK — 1926 cy ft- — -- - - -- .. . -- nyy THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief — SYDNEY H. BURRF.LL Assistant Editor-in-chief — MARY S. TOLEDO Associate Editor — Annis Hebden Assistant Associate Editor — Yvonne A. DEMERS Art Editor — FRANCIS PARKER Assistant Art Editor — Adaleita S. Hathaway Business Manager — PAUL F. ClEURZO Assistant Business Manager — JAMES O’LEARY Advertising Manager — WALTER LONGMORE Assistant Advertising Manager — ALEXANDER D. BRUCE

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THE YEAR BOOK 1926 C fs ir FACULTY GEORGE CLINTON DICKEY — Principal of High School — Instructor in Physics and Chemistry. Worcester Polytechnic Institute B. S. Harvard Graduate School of Education — Ed. M. GUY BAXTER STAPLES — Assistant Principal of High School — -Head of Mathematics Department. Tufts College, B. S. Harvard Graduate School of Education. ELVERA BIANCHI—Librarian. Simmons College, B. S. (School of Library Science.) INEZ BOYNTON — Supervisor of Physical Education for Girls. Sargent School of Physical Education. American School of Physical Education. RUBY RICH DODGE — Instructor in History and Latin. Smith, A. B. ROBERT SVEN ERICKSON — Instructor in English and German. Clark University, A. B. GERALDINE FREEMAN — Secretary to the Principal — Instructor in Shorthand. Chandler Secretarial School. SUSAN GIFFORD—Instructor in French. Teachers College, Columbia. University of Grenable, Certificat d’etudes. MARJORY ALLEN GIFFORD—Instructor in Sewing. Framingham Normal School. Hyannis Summer School. Post Graduate Course at Framingham. FLORENCE REDMOND GRISWOLD—Instructor in Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. Plymouth Business School. MARY ESTELLE HEALD — Instructor in English. Jackson College, A. B. Columbia Summer School. CHARLES HENRY JOHNSON. Jr.—Instructor in Manual Training. Columbia Summer School. Hyannis Normal School. GRACE WHITING MACKIE — Instructor in Chemistry, Biology and General Science. Wheaton College, A. B. Harvard Summer School. JAMES PARKINSON — Instructor in Printing, Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing. Boston Sloyd Normal Training School. EDWIN FRANCIS PIDGEON — Supervisor of Physical Education for Boys. Bates College, B. S. LENA JANE RUSSELL — Head of Commercial Department. New Britain Normal School. Bay Path Institute. Extension Courses at Columbia and New York University. MARGARET SIEBERT — Head of English Department. Jackson College, A. B. Clark University. Harvard Graduate School of Education. EUNICE ELIZA STRONG — Head of Domestic Science Department. Oread Institute. Teachers College — Columbia University. Summer School, Columbia 1921. ANNA BAILEY TROWBRIDGE—Supervisor of Music. New England Conservatory of Music. Columbia University. Holt Music School of Methods. Silver Burdett Normal School of Methods. RUTH TYLER — Instructor in Algebra, Science and History. • Wheaton College, A. B. EVELYN BELLE WELLS — Instructor in Free Hand Drawing. Massachusetts Normal Art School. Chicago Art Institute Summer School.

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THE YEAR BOOK — 1926 THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1926 r T r HE day which at this time four years ago was so far in the • future has arrived at last. With what joy and hard work these four years have been filled! Although not organized socially as a class during our Fresh¬ man year, we progressed as well as any “Freshies” possibly could in our studies and athletics. In October the upperclass members of the G. A. A. initiated the girls. No one was sorry when they had finished their stunts! In a theme contest conducted for High School pupils by The Flexible Shoe Store of New Bedford, Muriel Chamberlain and Louise Lopes won prizes. It was during this year that “The Huttlestonian” which has proven such a success was started. We are the first class to have had a school magazine for four years. In the early part of September, 1923, we elected the follow¬ ing officers: President .DOROTHEA PAULL Secretary .Margaret Manghan Treasurer .WALTER SPOONER This year the class established a splendid record in athletics. We had members on the varsity football and varsity basketball teams, and in the orchestra. Our honor roll was surely a credit to our class. Our initiation into High School socials was in the form of a Valentine party. It was during the summer of this year that we lost Lydia Shurtleff, one of the noblest members of our class. The Junior year was the happiest of our High School career. Champions like “Pat” Sullivan, “Cuffy” Tunstall, and Paul Cieurzo enabled our football team to sweep all opponents before them, and win for us the Bristol County Championship. The girls, too, did well in athletics taking first place in the inter-state track meet. As Walter Spooner left school in the fall, it was necessary to elect a new treasurer. Beulah Champegny was chosen to fill his place: At the same time, James O’Leary was elected to the office of Vice-President.