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AREMA's second president confident about organization's future success.

Darrell Cantrell looks back on a year of service to AREMA and muses on the future and his hopes for the accomplishment of some unrealized goals.

After serving as AREMA's 1998-1999 president, Darrell Cantrell will be passing the leadership to the organization's new administration in September. According to Cantrell, the past year has been one of working toward goals, some of which have yet to be satisfied. Still, his general sense of the past 12 months is that steady progress has been made that will enable the next president, David C. Kelly of Canadian National/Illinois

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