Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1967! You have the distinction of being the last class to begin and end your entire high school career within the structure of Fairhaven High School. As you passed the days and years since your beginning here, we hope that you took unto yourself much of the tradition, pride and knowledge that was your heritage. All of us, you the Seniors, and we the Faculty, have given and received a measure of human growth during our years together. Perhaps in passing we did not gather up all the wealth that was there for the taking. Yet from this, we can draw a lesson, one that should be ever renewed. As we pass through life, we must reach oyt for all that will enrich us in mind and heart. It is all too true that we may never pass this way again. To each who asks, Is this a time for learning? we, like the aging Greek, Lacydes, must reply, If not, when will it be?” For each of you, we wish success and the satisfaction of a life well lived. As you depart, you leave an indefinable something which adds to the fullness of our lives and which reminds us that as you passed you left the warm imprint of youth. CHARLES C. ENTWISTLE Principal 7

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Behtcatimt To Mrs. Dorothy Di Domenico, we dedicate the forty-first edition of the Huttlestonian. As head of the Music department, Mrs. Di Domenico has unselfishly aided the Seniors at Fairhaven High School. This year Mrs. Di Domenico, affectionately known as Mrs. Di to all the students, directed our Senior play, Brigadoon.” She has helped us to present rhany fine concerts and assemblies for the town and school. Last year we hosted The Southeastern Massachusetts District Auditions Festival under her direction. Mrs. Di has always been understanding and a friend to us all. The Fairhaven High School graduating class of 1967 owes a great debt of thanks to Mrs. Di Domenico, and in appreciation for her understanding we fondly dedicate this yearbook. 6

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t n t s t r a t t CHARLES C. ENTW1STLE B.S., M.A. n Mr. Entwistle, our principal, has directed another successful year at Fairhaven High. He is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, and received his degrees from that institution. He is currently doing work for an Ed.D at Boston University. In his spare time he enjoys Civil War histories, home improve¬ ments, and gardening. CARLTON C. ALBRITTON B.S., in Ed. Mr. Albritton is our vice-principal. Always ready to listen, he has been most helpful to our class. A former resident of Junction City, Arkansas, he grad¬ uated from Southern State College.