Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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VIRGINIA KOWAL, B.A. An alumna of University of Massachusetts, Miss Kowal majored in zoology. She is now a teacher of general science and biology. In her free time Miss Kowal paints, raises African Violets, and enjoys movie-going. HARRY LEE KUAAMER, A.B., M. In Ed. Mr. Kummer, our enthusiastic line coach, attended Wagner College and Bridgewater State College. Besides working in athletics, he teaches Geog¬ raphy and World History. Among his various hobbies are gardening, wood¬ working, and, of course, participating in sports. IONA J. KUNZ, B.S. Mrs. Kunz is the type of teacher every school is glad to have. A Mathe¬ matics teacher in Fairhaven High School, she varies her instruction with spirited verse and stories of interest. Mrs. Kunz graduated from Simmons College and cites gardening, painting, sailing, and studying as her main interests. ROBERT C. LAWTON, B.M.E., ED.M. Never too busy to give extra help to his students, Mr. Lawton is head of the Mathematics Department at Fairhaven High School. He graduated from Northeastern University and later from Boston University. A very active person, Mr. Lawton works to keep his home and yard in good con¬ dition. When he has accomplished this, he also enjoys listening to his High Fidelity phonograph. 14

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PRISCILLA P. HILLER Mrs. Hiller, a native of Arlington, Massachusetts, attended Nasson Col¬ lege. She is now a teacher of English here. Among her many interests and hobbies are writing poetry, record collecting, walking and swimming. MARGARET C. HOWLAND, B.A. Graduated from Wheaton College, Mrs. Howland now teaches Junior and Senior English. Aside from her school work, Mrs. Howland finds en¬ joyment in cooking, reading, and listening to the problems of all teenagers!! AAARGUERITE A. JOHNSON Mrs. Johnson, the Supervisor of Vocal Music in the town of Fairhaven, is just finishing her eighteenth year as a teacher in the public school system. She attended the Maine Conservatory of Music, the New England Conser¬ vatory of Music, and the University of New Hampshire. Her many avoca¬ tions include composing music, entertaining the Double Quartet, trying out new recipes, and hunting for tenors at Fairhaven High School. MABEL H. KNIPE, A.B., M.A. For many years, Fairhaven High Seniors have memorized Shakespear¬ ean lines and joined in the stimulating discussions in Mrs. Knipe ' s English classes. Head of the English department, Mrs. Knipe was born in Man¬ chester, England, and graduated from Tufts and Boston Universities. We know of her particular interest in gardening from the collection of plants in Room 16. Among her other hobbies are sewing, housekeeping, reading and writing poetry.

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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. Outside of school she enjoys art, block-printing, and portrait painting. MARGARET A. MANGHAN, B.S., M.S. Miss Margaret A. Manghan is a teacher of English, Spanish and Reading in Fairhaven High School. She has attended Boston College and Bridge- water State Teachers ' College. Miss Manghan has never had time to de¬ velop any hobbies, for she has been too busy sharing her knowledge with others. JOHN B. MALCOLM, B.S. Summertime is Mr. Malcolm ' s favorite season of the year. Any sunny day one can see him out on the water either fishing or sailing. This sportive mathematics teacher attended New Bedford Institute of Technol¬ ogy and classes at Bridgewater State College. EVELYN MARTIN Mrs. Martin is one of the best known people in Fairhaven High School. She has been secretary to the principal for nineteen years. Herself a graduate of Fairhaven High School, Mrs. Martin also attended Kinyon Secretarial School. Now in her free time she enjoys sewing, cooking, and gardening.