Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN “As life goes on and difficulties arise, do your best to overcome them, for every difficulty overcome is a step on the ladder to success. Remember that there is a God above who will guide us along the right path if we have but courage and faith in Him.” Marie C. Rousseau, ’28 On Losing One’s Freckles T HERE was once a friend of mine who had a very great abundance of freckles. She came to me, one day, and asked what could be done for them. As I am a great authority on freckles (I charge a fee of ten} dollars a call) I suggested letting them stay until they were tired of resting in peace. The next month I received another call from the same person who said she had not lost any of her curse. I gave her a “sure cure” and immediately asked for my fee. “All my freckles are now gone, thanks to you” was part of what was written in the letter of gratitude I shortly received. My feelings were known only to myself, for what I had given her was merely a bar of soap! Jane Stetson, ’29 (Continued from page 26 ) of it, however. When he came home, later on and started to go inside, an odor so atrocious greeted us, that! it was impossible to enter till some fresh air had been allowed to go in. We soon discovered the offender! Snubs had been hunting SKUNKS! We immediately ejected him and it was necessary for him to have a series of baths before he was again admitted into the household. We have never regretted the fact that we took him and gave him a home. He certainly has earned it by the joy he gives and the love he expresses toward every one of us. Ruth Bedford, ’29 [ 30 ]

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN Boys’ Athletics About a week before school opened 30 boys under the direction of Coach Borah took over Rock of Dundee Camp to start training. The first formal call was issued on the opening day of school, 70 boys responding. The squad was divided into two groups with 35 boys each. The first squad is under Coach Borah and the second under Slocum, last years quarterback. F. H. S. 25 — WORCESTER SOUTH 3 The season opened at home with Fairhaven defeating Worcester South. Captain Macomber, Russ. Macomber, Aiken and Velho starred. Worcester was rather green but Fairhaven showed promise of a great team. IT. Macomber and Wlodyka were hurt. F. H. S. 14 — DEAN SECONDS 0 Outweighed 20 lbs to a man and crippled by the loss of Captain Macomber and Wlodyka a fighting team set back the Dean Seconds 14 to 0. Two great passes, Entin to Aiken, resulted in scores. Aiken played a wonderful game on the defense being in nearly all the plays. Velho kicked both placements. Dean gained only through the line, using their superior weight. F. H. S. 8 — VOCATIONAL 0 In a hard fought game at Sargent Field, Fairhaven set back Vocational 8 to 0. A safety and a long pass, Mac. to Entin, which resulted in a touchdown, was the margin of victory. Vocational was held 1 yard from the goal on first down. The game was roughly played and several Fair¬ haven players were injured. [ 32 ]