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

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May We Present Our Theme FCDREWCDRD The theme which we have chosen for this publication of the Argus reflects the trend of our modern times. We have selected as our theme, television. Television signifies progress, yet if we could turn back the pages of time, we would find that the fundamental principles of mechanical television were recog- nized before the beginning of the twentieth century. However, it wasn't until the late 1930's that regular programs were put on screens and brought into rooms of millions of homes for the comfort and enjoyment of those who desired it. In order for science to make such progress as this, many years of research and effort had to be spent. Using this as our example, we find that for us to be successful and to be able to attain whatever achievement we have set as our goal, we, too, must work for what we wish to obtain. We must progress along with the years and adhere to the things that are right. These past twelve years were years of acquiring knowledge and gaining keenness of insight into human relationship. Best of all, we have been taught to think for ourselves and to act with courage and resolution. Thus, we of our modern age look on the development of television as a living example of progress and achievement. In this our Argus, we turn the lens of the camera on our school life, hoping that in future years the record will reflect the iine achievement of the class of 1952.