Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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Q43 Sai- s::i, Qf chfufffaafoiziczrz cgfaff EDITORIAL Editor-iii-Chief - Margaret Montgomery Associate Editors - Dorothy Govoni, Richard Harding, Mary Hennessy, Arnett Jenkins, Jocelyn Kinney, Jo-Ann Longmore, June Long. Eugene Rose, Judith Taylor. Art Editors - Sylvia Souza. Virginia Kowal, William Phillips Boys' Sports Editor - Cameron Bangs Girls' Sports Editor - Sandra Hogarth Editorial Assistant H Rosemary Richards BUSINESS Advertising Manager - June Long Biisiizess Manager - Blanche Pepin .Assistants - Patricia Cabral. Anna Carlson, Rita Guilmette. Julia Mello, Alice Souza, Mary Jane Wilcox. JUNIOR PROBATIONARY EDITORS Nathan Heuberger, Susan Leach, Katharine Mahoney, Millicent Morgan, Jeanne Paiva, Janice Snook, Marilyn Taber. -- I

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O'Z50l,7'O'Z As our high school days are coming to an end, all too rapidly, we find ourselves with mixed emotions. At one moment, we are all eager to join with our elders, hoping to better the world by having a definite hand in its destiny, yet, in the next minute, we are reluctant to leave the good times, joy, and security of youth, the warmth, friendliness, and pleasure of school life. In innumerable ways, our years at school have meant a great deal to us all. They have meant the opportunity to acquire and increase our knowledge of the world around us, they have given us the chance to adjust ourselves to the busy society of our country. To all of us, these eventful years at Fairhaven High School, have been a stepping stone to the future - to the challenge placed within our very reach. As our yearbook theme this year, we have chosen the Ameri- can Indian - symbol of courage, strength, and initiative - qualities we all strive to develop within ourselves. In times to come, we hope the pages of this book will cause us to remember that day when . . . or remark, Wasn't that the best . . . ? These pages will make us realize that we all shared in building the future of Fairhaven High School, and that a part of .each of us remains within the school as an indication of what Ashley Montague has called the immortality of personal influence. We can never forget Fair- haven High School, and we hope that Fairhaven High School will always remember us - The Class of 1955. Let each of us remember - a well lived today makes each yes- terday a treasured dream, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Peggy Montgomery, Editor-in-Chief

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'uvlllh Llangllngll .miifddi I. By the shores of the Acushnet, By the shining Atlantic watersg Stands the high school of Fairhaven, Dwell her valiant sons and daughters. II. Fond behind them lies remembrance Of the carefree days of youth, Bright before them lies the future, Endless knowledge, shining truth. III. May they set upon life's journey As the Indian braves of yore, With a strong, unyielding courage, Which may open any door. IV. With this thought in mind, we show you Now, the purpose of our theme - Let us hope we 55'ers Someday will fulfill this dream. Mary Hennessy '55 Peggy Montgomery '55