Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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joined with eager spirits . Entering our Alma Mater each fall Come the Freshmen New in the ways of the school Young and innocent Yet eager, willing to learn. The next autumn They return as Sophomores A little older, a little wiser, But still full of questions And impish pranks. As Juniors, Having added another year And more wisdom Their days in high school Are half gone. These are our Freshmen . . . Sophomores . . . Juniors . . . Important plateaus in the life of a young student Important parts of our high school.

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We learned with open minds . . In high school we have learned a great deal About facts and about people. We have learned dates, Equations, Declensions and Such from books. Yet we have also learned To read character from the printed page. We have learned to appreciate Both the beauty of nature And that of truth, friendship, and virtue. By doing We have learned not only to sew and to cook But also to make friends and to enjoy Both solitude And companionship. We have gained knowledge From ideas planted in our minds by others And from ideals acquired through experience.

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’ developed individually . . . Learning together in the same classrooms Working together on dances, projects, and parties. Playing sports or cheering our team on Always together, Somehow, we have emerged as individuals. Taking unlike, courses, Participating in different activities. Coming from different types of homes And going forth into different walks of life. Somehow, ' we are alike.