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

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4- ' L . »X% ' , -P (y 6 a ' V : ,b - ' ' • ' ! ' » ' -, f. Foreword ' ( ir ' V ' ' ' - ' ■ ' fi days at Huntingdon High are fast approaching O ' The day that once seemed so distant is almost upon us. Are an the memories of those golden years to fade into emptiness, leaving us with only an empty shell that can never be filled anew? With this thought ever before us, we, the Argus staff of 1967, have endeavored to create a lasting reminder of those high school memories. Through the weeks and months of preparation, we have C .d - (j ' ' come to realize the inadequacy of pen and paper to fulfill , Ci . ' y V such a task. A memory is not a fact to be written down on APW , Q ■ c ,A . paper, void of emotion; a memory is a sensation felt deep . V m within as vou remember the thrills and excitement so a- S j bundant at sports events; the joy of finally being permitted O j - u c - to order your class ring; the hushed expectancy as the name --- -,C.; : o o- -•p K: % of the new athletic queen is announced; the mad cramming before an exam; those glorious days of being a senior at vj ' long last; the feeling of floating on air as you arrive at your ) senior prom; and as even the best of times must end, the tears of Move-Up Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Now as we present to you this year ' s Argus, we hope you will realize that the responsibility of instilling life and -ftf S ' P ' M ' rVl i ' .J . M ■ ■. meaning into it is left to you. You should not expect to, nor ' jwill you, receive from this volume more than you have contributed to a rich and full high school experience. (vY May this Argus ever be treasured by you as a constant reminder of only the pleasant moments from your high school days.