Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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Editor: Bill Hull Assistant Editor: Margaret Pemberton Art Editor: Carl Purcell Photographer: Earl McKinney Business Managers: Bobbi Arnold Martha Lewis Advisor: Mr. Vance I

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 ? viecuwid s4 07%c ate fo ‘P'tcyne6 The path that offers one and all Its narrow, winding way. Its highest mountain on which to climb, A promise for a richer, better day. To us this path has given New found power on land and air, Comfort for the weak and sick, A kind of life that's just and fair. In a world of bombs and rockets It gives a chance that will never cease, A chance to shake with him across the sea, A chance for love and peace. Give me your hungry and your aged. Yours who are poor and in distress; I will give them help and hope: I, the Path of Progress. The meaning of progress is one that cannot be summed up in a few words. But the annual staff has made progress its theme for the 1962 Hualapai to show what it can mean. We cannot thank any individual for the new and better life that progress has given us. The whole world is to be thanked for this progress along the path to happiness and success.