Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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A Vote of Zkauks to Our faculty A teacher affects eternity ; he can never tell where his influence stops. Next fall the doors of Fairhaven High will open once again to the eager-hearted boys and girls of a new Freshman Class. With a wide-eyed curiosity and a keen desire for learning, they will embark upon that eternal journey for knowledge. Thus, your job will begin all over again. However, we, the Class of 1962, shall venture into a larger school, the school of life, but the doors of Fairhaven High will not be closed behind us. We shall remem¬ ber not only our education here, but also the patience and interest with which it was given us. You teachers have been more than instructors of facts and figures and followers of the book and pen. You have brought your personalities into the classroom and have kindled in us the desire to learn. Most important, you have taught, sometimes by speech but always by example, good character. We hope that our achievements will measure up to the hopes you have in us and that you may be duly proud of the fine part you have played in our education. For all this, we give you our sincere thanks and appreciation. CARLTON ALBRITTON, B.S.E. Mr. Albritton is one of our Guidance Directors and also teaches science. Originally from Junction City, Arkansas, Mr. Albritton graduated from Southern State College. Among his many interests are photography and varieties of sports. We students shall always remember Mr. Albritton, an understanding friend to all and a true asset to Fairhaven High School. RAYMOND ARIETA, B.S. Mr. Arieta, a new teacher at Fairhaven High School, received his degree from New Bedford Institute of Technology and did graduate work at Siena College. Besides teaching mechanical drawing and general science, Mr. Arieta coaches our up and coming J.V. football team.