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

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THE SENIORS PRESENT THE CHARCUNGE Q x ' 'ff G' xx : Q 1 CHARTIERS TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHUOL R.D. I, WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA

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II I 537' , I If III fig! It in IIIIIHI1' -..,- IMI' I I I S-4822.10 if Sit W ifi I I Q if-1 4? AEE Introduction Uf Bucky-Ette Hi Boys and Girls, Of course all of you recognize me-l'm the iaunty little Bucky of Chartiers High School. You see me in your gym, on your book covers, and all around the school. l've been with your fine school for quite some time now, ten years, in fact. Let me see-it was back in nineteen forty-two that I made my first ap- pearance. During those years, I've watched this school grow, not only in the number of students, but in its clubs and activities. Char- tiers has progressed splendidly, and has become more than iust a high school to me. It has been my home. I've been very happy here because all of you have accepted me and have given me a welcomed place during your busy days. fl hope that when you graduate you will also let me enioy a place in your fond memories of life at Chartiers.J Now, as I said before, I have led a very happy life here at Chartiers. Although all of you have been kind and extremely gracious to me Cand I don't want you to think I'm not gratefull still there seemed to be something missing. Last summer durinq the first few weeks of vacation, when all of you were hav- inq such a good time, I tried to puzzle out just what was wrong. Suddenly it hit me-hard! As you fellows all realize there is one thing every man needs to make him completely happy . . . a girl! Deciding that I needed a girl was much easier than getting one. I had to be careful because I wanted her to be someone you would like. And so I looked all of them over. Then one day I saw her. At first sight I knew she was the perfect girl for me. But I had a hard time convincing her that I was the per- fect boy for her. You fellows all know just how difficult these women can bel Finally, after much convincing, fond a few boxes of candyl she accepted my proposal to come to Chartiers with me. So here she is--I'm introducing to you, Bucky-ette. lsn't she a cute one? I do hope you grow to like her as much as I do. Now, I would like to take Bucky-ette on a tour through this book so that she can find out what a won- derful school Chartiers is, so she can meet you boys and girls in your classes, in your activities, and in your sports, in general, to give her a chance to learn about life at Char- tiers. So, as you are looking through this book, don't be surprised to see us, my Bucky- ette and me. So-long for now, Bucky r