Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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2 ot cwo J We have grown. Fairhaven High has not been the least of the reasons. If this Huttlestonian is successful, it should in some measure reflect this growth. We firmly believe that in intellectual maturity, we have made advances since our freshmen days. Here are listed some of the achievements which are a result of this maturing process . . . although, obviously, no tome can illus¬ trate objectively the inner, subjective changes in a student’s concept of living and philosophy of life, nor describe the mosiac of an individual’s personal experiences. In the future, our book will recall the faces and characters of those who shared our experience, and the events which marked the steps of our progress. If, then, we see these cherished events from a new per¬ spective, it will be because Fairhaven High School prepared us for continued growth. For this the school will hold our love, and the teachers our gratitude. Maureen Mahoney, Editor-in-chief

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tliicivdl r CHESTER MILLER DOWNING, Ph.B., Ed. M Brown University, Harvard University