Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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cz fu ttLz± tonicui Jh tatt Editor-in-Chief —Margery Greenfield Associate Editors —Mary O’Leary, Muriel Converse, Carol Fisher Art Editor —Sylvia Carlos Sports Editors —Barbara Strojny, Barton Leach Personals Editor —Betsy Winslow Assistant Personals Editor —Carol Longmore Junior Editors —Constance Sherman, Louise Lopes, Anthony Albert, Daniel Walsh Sophomore Editors —Nancy Barnicle, Bernice Valenti Business Manager —Lawrence Robinson Assistant Business Manager —Ellen Spooner AdverUsing Manager —Katherine Hanley Advertising Assistants —Janet Augusta, Lawrence Bangs, Anna Dufresne, William Harrison, Robert McCarthy, Pearl Samaska, Herbert Val¬ erio, Carol Terry Typists —Barbara Darezzo, Lorraine Damm, Jane Macomber, Ann Reece, Marjorie Pacheco Vacuity Adviser —Mr. Earl J. Dias

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J Eclicaiion We join together in a chorus of thanks to dedicate this issue THE HUTTLESTONIAN sincerely and gratefully to MISS C. ELEANOR DELANEY and to MR. EARL J. DIAS in appreciation of all they have done to help make our high school days happy and successful.

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OXZVJOX W. Somerset Maugham once wrote: Each youth is like a child born in the night who sees the sun rise and thinks that yesterday never existed. Surely, we must all sense the soundness of his words, for so often the wise advice of our elders, the voice of experience, has gone unheeded. As we grow older and more aware of our intentions, however, we come to realize that the yesterdays of time have been lived that we might gain wisdom by the achievements and by the follies of others. Our paths have thus been made easier, our goals may now be set higher, our hopes more fully realized. If we could but see into the future, we would realize how much the trials and successes of our high school days have shaped the courses of our lives. We may be content, nevertheless, to know that in the years to come, we may look into the past, back to the fruitful years of learning and the beginnings of lifelong friendships. Only then shall we fully grasp the significance of seemingly incidental happenings, the worth of sound advice, the comfort of an encouraging friend. That we may remember - the 1951 Huttlestonian” is herewith presented, with gratitude to the school we may always call ours. Margery Greenfield ’51 Editor-in-Chief