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

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Faculty Mr. Earl Clinton Social Studies Department Mr. Gary Nolan Mathematics Department

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r Your present position in life resem- bles that of one waiting for a train. Twelve years of sclnooling liave provided you with a ticl et. The more you have paid for it, the farther you will be able to go. The final destination is up to you. If you get on the right track, make good use of your training, and don ' t get derailed on the sidetracks, your station in life should be a good one, and life ' s problems will be mere whistle- stops along the way. All clear on Track ' 68. 2a r)r To the Class of ' 68 Up to this point in your young lives, you have had to make few momentous decisions. Your pathways have been planned for you, and your choices have been few. However, you now come to a crossroads and from this point on, YOU will have to make the decisions; YOU will have to weigh, in your own mind, which of several choices would be the most logical. You may find yourself experiencing panicas you realizea new sense of independence. But I, both as teacher and friend, do have faith in you - in spite of your fads and fantasies, your mod ideas, your teenage rebellion , etc. It is our belief that you, as maturing, rational and responsible individuals, will successfully assume the roles necessary to the continuance of our society and of life, itself. Best of luck as you take your first of several steps, alone. Guidance counselor

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Mr. George Weaver Health and Physical Education Department Mrs. Mabel Barkman Business Department Miss Jessica Mays Art Department