Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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and - many Come our 4, North, Soutin, East, West--Arrerica po uccuuiiis of tar away states and different experiences that add variety and interest to otrierwise tedious classes. Taies ot doa-sied races in Aiaska, Narzii-Gras in Louisiana, si4i-ciaorrfc-ionstiips in Vermont, uraniurn Punting in Nev- ada, and nany otiner stories are now a daiiy part of tne cirissroon ziiscussion. It is ttwat variety, understanding, ond fresiraoss of personality supplied cy tiiese folks that wake the student hody of HHS a truiy All-Arverican one. Students, we salute you, for it is you wino give and maintain tor our scnool tne narne sne proudly wears.

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All-American ll to an jgluntsville Alabama the second oldest Cit boundaries ol the territory now consmluting A aharna is -tin-aside-sg English settlement in Alabama. From its founding in TQUE ' gontinued to flourish. Its location in the rich Tennessee Valley was one rea- son that the Governrnent chose it for one ot the largest guided rnissile and rocket research Centers in the world. It is predicted that hy the end of this Century Huntsville will have a population of l50,000, and will encompass an area of seventy-five miles. Huntsville 'nay even have a hand in that ultirnate trip to the rnoon within the next tive years. I