Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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CA.. Listen my children, and you shall hear Of the class that leaves the school this Of how we worked so hard to rate So we'd be able to graduate. year, The Freshman year was lots of fun, Our building then was Number One . That year we went in half-day sessions, Half-day at home, half-day at lessons. Going in the moming was just a lark But in the aftemoon we went home in the dark. In dramatics and music we were kept quite busyg Between sports and studies we got pretty dizzy. W'ithout class officers we were at a loss So our homeroom teachers acted as boss. Mr. Davis was the teacher so brave, W'ho helped Mr. MacMurray make us behave. This year seemed like a day to pass And soon we were in the Sophomore class. That year we held an election, It really was no fake. The President was Don Bender, Vice-President, Thayer Drake. Miss Mueller and Mr. MacMurray Were homeroom teachers in charge. Upon the list of the Honor Roll The Sophomore column was large. Both boys and girls went out for sports, For Orchestra and Band. How we managed this with lessons Is hard to understand. The play that year was Growing Pains . Our class had members in it. Of course it was a huge success, Enjoyable every minute. The year sped by on streamlined wings., Exams soon came along. But then they all were over, And the Sophomore year was gone. Uur Junior year was coming up. lust two more years to go. W'hether we should feel glad or sad We really didn't know. Mr. MacMurray and Mr. Beaudry .Malory 16 Took on the pleasant UD chore Of being our homeroom teachers, We've enjoyed no others more. That Fall we had a party, The ocean was our theme. The fish we hung upon the wall Were like a horrid dream. That year our marks were very good, Lots of studying was done. Then when the grades were counted up The Honor Roll Cup we'd won. Drake, Sacco, Zecchini and Budlong Were the officers of our class. In June when the World's Fair opened, The class attended en masse . The Senior year at last was here, We hoped to make it our best. WI e wished to be outstanding, Remembered by all the rest. With Mr. Lynch and Miss Partridge We spent our Senior Year. I'm sure that when we graduate, They'll both ustand up and cheerw. We had another party, Thanksgiving was the season, So pilgrims and Indians decked the walls, fThere was no other reason il. The officers that we elected Were the same as the year before. No need to worry about a third term., Since we wouldn't be here any more. We still had our interest in music, And went right along with dramatics, And though it is needless to mention, In sports we were classed as fanatics. Wie went to New York to see 'SHan1leI. And had a wonderful day. Some of the girls would go again To see Maurice Evans play. Although we look to the future, Wie all are sad, I guess, To think that this is our last year In the halls of C. H. S. Carol Ro J elle?

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Upper Picture, Back Row: Bock. Stuckleman, Burgess, Hinds, Headly. Middle Row: Dendy, Brown, Elsasser, DuPont, btrong, Ansley, Goulet, Gurly, Spink, Campbell, Davis. Front Row: Hopping, Drake, Bacchus, Huxham, D'Ooge, Spiller, Booraem, Eliason, Angelo, Paulas Thomas. Lower Picture, Back Row: Stanek, Philhower, Whitfield, Kelly, Singewald. A. Reilly, Shafer, B. Murphy. Middle Row: Geer, G. Lilleholm, P. Reilly, Mollod, P. Murphy, B. Messinger, Jackson, Ireland, Whitman Muelberger, B. Kent. Front Row: Mousley, Gentile, Norton, W. Lilieholm,, Pettine:ill,, Otto, Pagliara, Kass, Terry, Nix-cm. Absent Members: Black, Clarke, Faller. DeMarco, Horne, Kidd, Lounsbury, Major, Mealey, A. Messinger Monticello, A. Kent, D. Kerwin. Nichols, Smythe, J. Spencer, K. Spencer, Trimpi. unior C6155 I 131 1