Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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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 ]

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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 SCHOOL SPIRIT Fairhaven High has long been known for its excellent school spirit. It’s classes have always worked with co-operation and loyalty. We sin¬ cerely hope that the class of ’28 will live up to the standards set by preceding classes. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD The traffic squad has been enlarged this year and is operating success¬ fully under the leadership of Ernest Roberts. One of our aims this year is to perfect rotary traffic. THE SCHOOL LIBRARY Although the library is best known as the place where students may find books that are on lists of required reading, and references in working out their projects in various subjects in the curriculum, it has another service to offer. Upper-class students who enjoy modern non-fiction and wish to report on a book of that type for credit in English may occasionally procure them through the High School Library. These books are borrowed from the Millicent Library. Also, on Friday afternoons, watch the table by the west windows for good books to take home to read over the weekend. Miss Hughes, the librarian, has made a special effort to have attractive reading here for leisure hours. A REGRET The editors regret that because of an unforseen difficulty, the cover for “The Huttlestonian” designed by John Kszystyniak, class of 1930, cannot be used for this issue. [ 18 ]