Huntingdon Area High School - Argus Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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To HELEN ll. IVIIERLEY Teacher of languages, and the social sciences, the Class of 1937respeci'fullg dedicates this Argus. As a teacher, counsellor, and personal friend, we have found her to be an invaluable asset in our scholastic and social life. With this and the high ideals which she personifies, in mind, we feel justi- fied in making this Dedication.

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IIDAIRIIES As President of the graduating class of 1937, I speak not only for myself, but for the class as a whole which is an or- ganized group of eiiicient and loyal students to the Hunting- don High School. We believe that we have gained a world of knowledge of curricular and extra-curricular activities of our institution of learning. A brief resume of our four years is as follows: As freshmen, our talents lay dormant, only to be brought to life in our Sophomore year by a good representation in foren- sic, athletic, and scholastic activities. During our Junior year, we mixed a little pleasure with the business end of se- curing an education, by having the outstanding social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, which we fondly believe to be one of the best ever given. Two dances and a bake sale were also held with creditable approval. In our last year We enjoyed the prestige of. Seniors in a number of events. The class play was a tremendous success and the proceeds greatly filled the coffers of our treasury. We feel that much of our glory, if it can be called such, is due to the unceasing efforts of the faculty, for which we thank them from the bottom of our hearts. Our aim has been to do with no alternative. In this we hope we have succeeded. RICHARD McCLAIN.