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

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Board of Education Seated-Jack Hohman, Richard Endres, Mrs. Louise Kylor, and Paul Cunningham. Standing- Porter Brown, Allen Hoover, William Lang, Thomas Orner, and Dr. Kenneth Rockwell. Mr. Scalpello We, the members of the Board of Education of the Huntingdon Area School System, are thrilled to have played some small part in the growth of the Class of 1967. We humbly accept any honor you might have brought upon our school and, in turn, extend to you our heartiest thanks for a job well done. Our best wishes to each of you on this — your commencement. Board of Education Richard J, Endres, President

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Principal Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1967. As professional educators we have done our best to provide the proper edu- ucational experiences for your intellectual and social development. We sincerely hope you have taken full advantage of these opportunities. It is a very naive person who thinks a high school education is satisfactory in today ' s modern technological society. We sincerely hope all members of the Class of 1967 will continue their education by attend- ing college, technical or trade schools, or other institutions that develop saleable occupational skills. Once you have prepared yourself vo- cationally, we hope you will remain in the Huntingdon area and make a valuable contribution to the community. Norman J. Smith Principal Assistant Principal You have successfully achieved one of the major milestones in your young careers. The receipt of a diploma is not the termina- tion of your intellectual growth, but the commencement of your individual contri- bution to life ' s total picture. To you life grants time and space — more than our forefathers ever thought existed. Only you can determine how you will utilize this time and occupy this space. Huntingdon Area has tried to encourage you to use your strength and vigor wisely, to express your freshness and originality, and to employ your vision and determination. You, as the architect of your future, must take these building blocks, and pulling together, make the world a better place in which to live — a more secure world than we of the present gen- eration have presented to you. Robert Scalpello Assistant Principal

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Guidance Each of you in the Class ot 1967 has to realize that the word Commencement means not the end, but the beginning. Your four years of high school have been a preparation for what lies ahead, and you must be realistic enough to under- stand that the hardest years of life are still ahead of you. If you have made proper use of your schooling to this point, those hard years might become the most enjoyable ones. I wish you well. John L, Wyland Education is preparation for the road of life, and you have just completed your driv- er training course. Where you go from here depends upon your skill behind the wheel and how well you follow the pre- scribed routes. You will proba- bly experience many detours, run-arounds, and dead-ends; but as long as you have both hands on the wheel, and take time to think, you can return to the proper route and continue on your way. Your goal always lies just ahead — careful driving will get you there. James Jackson