Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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ROBERT C. LAWTON, B.M.E., Ed. Head of the Mathematics Department, Mr. Lawton has taught here for thirty-one years. He is admired and respected by his students, not only for the mathematical knowledge he imparts, but also for his philosophical wisdom. Born in South Portland, Maine, he graduated from Northeastern University and Boston University. His hobbies include reading, listening to classical music, and “puttering” around the house and yard. JOHN C. MALCOLM, B.S. After graduating from the New Bedford Institute of Technology, Mr. Malcolm returned here four years ago to teach mathematics. At present he and Mr. Lawton are studying advanced mathematics at Bridgewater State Teachers’ College. Mr. Malcolm, active in the Naval Reserve, also enjoys sailing. The pride and joy of his life is his sloop, The Vagabond III. ELIZABETH MANDELL Mrs. Mandell, a Mattapoisett resident, instructs art classes at Fairhaven High School. Born in Somerville, Massachusetts, she graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. As well as serving as President of the New Bedford Art Group, Mrs. Mandell is a Crapo Gallery Sponsor, a member of the Rodman Club and of the Marion Art Center. She is proficient in various forms of art, including ceramics, block-printing, and portrait-painting. MARGARET A. MANGHA I, B.S., M.S. Miss Mangha , a graduate of Fairhaven High, attended Bridgewater State Teachers’ and Boston College. She is interested in foreign languages and has spent many enjoyable years traveling and studying in Europe and South America. As well as teaching English and History here, she does private tutoring.

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MARGARET C. HOWLAND, A.B. Mrs. Howland, an English instructor, is known for her interesting class discussions and her lucid explanations of dangling participles. She was born in Portland, Maine, and matriculated at Wheaton College. Now a resident of Fairhaven, she devotes her extra time to cooking, reading, and advising “angelic” teenagers. Her other interests are music and the theater. MARGUERITE JOHNSON The Supervisor of Choral Music, Mrs. Johnson has been teaching in the Fairhaven School System for sixteen years. Born in Acton, Maine, she now makes her home in Fairhaven. She devotes much of her extra time to various professional and honorary organizations, including the Psi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, Altrusa Inter¬ national, and the Massachusetts Teachers’ Association. Her favorite pastimes are composing music and trying new cookie recipes. MABEL H. KNIPE, A.B., M.A. Mrs. Knipe will always be remembered for the thought-provoking and inspiring discussions that take place in her geranium-filled classroom. Head of the English department at Fairhaven High School, she has been teaching for twenty-eight years. She was born in Manchester, England, educated at Tufts a nd Boston University, and belongs to Phi Beta Kappa. Her favorite pastimes are reading, gardening, and singing. IONA J. KUNZ, B.S. Mrs. Kunz was born on Iona Island, New York, for which she was named. Graduated from Simmons College, Mrs. Kunz has been teaching mathematics at Fairhaven High School for three years. She cites gardening and housework as her main outside occupations. An ardent Fairhaven fan, she cheers the team on with her spirited verse. 18

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EVELYN MARTIN The hard-working but cheerful Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Kinyon’s Secretarial School. She serves as secretary to the principal. This position involves a multitude of duties ranging from handling out after-sessions and typing reports to taking charge of the lost and found box. In her well-earned spare time she enjoys cooking, garden¬ ing, and relaxing to music. MARY S. MATTFIELD, B.S. Mrs. Mattfield is teaching English and Improvement of Reading for her second year here at Fairhaven High School. She was born in Middleborough, Mass., and attended Wellesley College and Boston University. She enjoys reading, particularly English literature, and she is fond of camping in the Maine woodlands. EDITH M. MOORE, A.B. Mrs. Moore, who is a member of the English department, is also the adviser of the Fairhaven High School Chapter of Future Teachers of America. Previously, she has served as chairman of the Fairhaven School Committee. Her outside interest is animals, and she is particularly fond of dogs and horses. JEANNETTE MULVEY Mrs. Mulvey, our foods teacher, was educated at Bridgewater State Teachers’ College. She has been teaching here for eight years and is a resident of Fairhaven. A member of an organization known as the Nutrition Associates of Southern Massachusetts, she is engaged in studying new techniques in food preparation. Mrs. Mulvey is also interested in charity work and is a lay associate of the Holy Cross Fathers. 20