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

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THE '41 ARGUS Q ll: N...-U xng,-, X X f THL STJD 'NTS OF HUNIINGDON HIGH SCHOOL

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EDITOR'S PAGE ln rendering' to you thistwenty-sixth volume of the .Xl'g'LlS, it has been our privilege and honorable duty to publish a yearbook worthy Uf1'ClJl'CSC11t1l1Q' the progress, activities, and achievements of the Class of 1941. liy conveying, their ideals to you, we sincerely believe this publication will stand as a fitting remembrance of the years spent in the Huntingdon lligh School. In fulfilling' these desires we have used as the theme for our yearbook, The School Through the l.ens of the Camera. Informal photography has been especially emphasized, while other changes have been added to give the annual not only a more attractive appearance but also a more interesting continuity. ln organizing' this year's Argus, we have given forth our best efforts in order that this booli may be worthy of taking a prominent place along with the past and future yearbooks of Huntingdon High. llowever, we do not credit ourselves with the fact that this publication is the finest of its kind, for excellent yearbooks have preceded ours and others will follow in years to Come. To all those who have given their helpful cooperation and kind assistance in creating the Argus of 1941, we eXtend our sincere thanks and appreciation. William Liebig