Chartiers Houston High School - Charconge Yearbook (Houston, PA)

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'24 I 14604 cf At last, after six years of preparatory traveling through Chartiers High School, we the members of the Senior Class are ready to board another train, a train, the run of which is life and the destination happiness. Our preparation for this uncertain but interesting trip began in 1941, when we entered Chartiers as seventh graders. For the next six years we were taught subiects which would be a help to us in later life, but more important, we learned the part played by discipline, sportsmanship, and courtesy in shaping a well- rounded personality. We engaged in social and extra-curricular activities, which trained us in leadership, accepting responsibility, and cooperation. As our train chugs its way clown the track we shall pass through such stations as college, trade school, and the school of hard knocks, where we shall be greeted by disappointment, and set backs, as well as encouragement and progress. lt may be a long trip before success is achieved, longer for some than 'for others. However success may be the ultimate stop for each of us, if we remember to include in our luggage, ambition, initiative, courage, and love, as well as tolerance for our fellow man K8 MCAXQZQ 5

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