Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Edith Mitchell, ' 28 Assistants Raymond Mitchell, ’29 Elizabeth Hatfield, ’28 Reportorial Editors Ruth Bedford, ’29 Sophie Such, ’29 Alumni Editor Everett Slocum, ’27 Exchange Editor Carlotte Terhune, ' 29 Faculty Advisor Margaret Siebert Business Manager Marjorie S. Howe, ’28 Assistant Business Manager Marjorie McCracken, ’29 Advertising Manager Willard D. Whitfield, ’30 Assistants Albert Hammond, ’29 Howard Dutton, ’29 Evelyn Milhench, ’31 Rose Vincent, ’30 Circulation Manager Joseph Perry, ’28 Assistant Miriam I. Owen, ’28 Bradford Eddy, ’29 David Entin, ’29 Dorris Diggle, ’29 Thomas Foley, ’31 ' Single Copy, 25 Cents

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN Published by Students of Fairhaven High School Vol. 6 FALL ISSUE No. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Editorial Staff . 16 Editorials . 17 Choosing A College . 19 The Spirit of St. Louis (A Poem) . 20 Wasting Our Time (A Story) . 21 The Voyage . 22 A Freshman ' s First Day at High School (A Poem) . 24 A Fourth of July Picnic (A Story) . 25 The Little Waif (A Story) . 26 A Senior vs. Freshman (A Poem) . 27 My Life (A Poem) . 27 Persistence (A Story) . 28 On Losing One ' s Freckles . 30 Football Squad ( Picture) . 31 ' Boys ' Athletics . 32 Girls ' Athletics . 34 Department Notes Domestic Science . 36 French— Compagnon Champetre (A Poem) . 37 Winners in Prize Story Competition . 38 French Correspondence . 38 Household Chemistry . 39 Commercial— Shorthand as A Valuable Asset. 39 General Science . 40 German— A Sketch of German Literature. 41 Biology . 42 Practical Chemistry . 43 Library Notes— Book Reviews . 44-45 The Study Hour (A Poem) . 45 Exchanges . 47 Jokes . 4 g The Observant Student . 49 Alumni . 50

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN THE GLEE CLUB This School year has witnessed the birth of several new organizations. Among these the Boys’ Glee Club is worthy of mention as an attempt to enlarge upon the very important musical activities of our school. We hope that this new undertaking will be of benefit to the school and trust that under the efficient guidance ofi our musical instructor the club will soon gain a permanent footing among our other organizations. FOOTBALL In spite of many injuries to our boys, the football games, thus far, have convinced us that we have a real team and a real coach, which, by the way, are deserving of more support from the side-lines than has been evidenced to date. THE CLUB SYSTEM Owing to the difficulty in finding convenient times for holding club meetings outside of school hours, a new system has been introduced whereby one period every Monday is set aside for club meetings. Al¬ though this system makes it impossible for one to belong to more than two clubs and in some cases only one, its advantages outnumber its dis¬ advantages. Many who were kept from membership in clubs by afternoon em¬ ployment may now enjoy this privilege, while the limitation of member¬ ship to two clubs concentrates the pupils’ energy on one or two subjects rather than spreading it out over several and so creates more enthusiasm. [ 17 ]