Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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THE H U T T L E S T O N I A N William H. Moss Charles A. Gunning President Vice President Secretary Treasurer William H. Moss Charles A. Gunning Alfred J. Whitworth William Gallagher CLASS OFFICERS Alfred J. Whitworth William Gallagher

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Glady R. Braley, ’30 Associate Editors George Spangenberg, ’30 Philip Gidley, ' 30 Assistants Susanne Gidley, ’31 Craig Spangenberg, ’31 Reportorial Editors Charlotte Gidley, ’33 Eleanor Fletcher, ’30 Exchange Editor Art Editor Priscilla Browne, ’30 John Ksyzytyniak, ’30 Business Manager Elsie Furtado, ’30 Faculty Advisor Margaret Siebert Advertising Manager Willard D. Whitfield, ' 30 Assistant Manager Evelyn Sequeira, ' 31 Frances Roos, ' 33 Margaret Lowney, ' 30 Genevieve Marston, ' 33 Betty De Long, ' 30 Assistants Mary Texeira, ' 32 Elliott Diggle, ' 30 Clara Garcia, ' 32 Gordon Fawcett, ' 30 Circulation Manager Henry Moss, ' 30 Assistant Veronica Moss, ' 31 Single Copy Fifty Cents

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THE HUTTLESTONIAN History of the Class of 1930 “COMEDY OF ERRORS ACT I The worst class on record, in fall ’26 Rose early, in fact, as early as six. So determined to see all, hear all, and know all, Set about to explore those much talked of halls, G .B. Staples however, soon assumed control. First of importance, was at the polls. We find at the top our good friend Henry Moss, Alice Barber, Dot Hinckley, and Burlingame, (Corliss) To guide us thru adventurous ’26 - ' 27. Coach Del Borah prepared for Linn Wells Many of the boys who later cast spells On all the big cities to win our championships. As Freshmen so lowly, we had nothing to do But look ahead for next year with, we hope, more to do. “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING” ACT II And so back to the halls which have now grown so friendly As sophomores initiate Freshmen, perhaps none too tenderly. Henry again leads by majority vote Next is Dot Tuell who, if needed, helps out. Johnny Green and George Stetson fill remaining two posts Then both jump ahead to graduate roles. Small chance at football with those wonders before Few ’30 boys on varsity but helped out that old Football lore. A championship track team to New Hampshire did go Including some sophs who could run, jump, or throw. Basket and baseball, each had its turn With Sophomores, of course, there to help as they yearned. Looking forward to next year which is next to the summit Bid farewell to the school and classmates who love it. 21