Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Elizabeth Gertrude Barnum College George The joy of youth ami health her eyes displayed George came to Chatham last. year from Westfield, where she was an active member in many groups, two of these being the Latin Club and the Photography Club. As soon as she en- tered C. H. S. she became a popular and peppy member of our class and of the G. A. A. and the Sub-Deb Club. Georiz6'S hobbies are of varied nature. for she is fond of music and of sports. In her Senior year, George served efliciently on the Quotations Committee. Donald Bruce Bender College DOC He is a gentleman: witty, courteous, liberal, full of spirit The skilfull cartoonist who cleverly advertises school events is Don B4-nder. This boy who came from Sidney, Australia, has had many interests in C. H. S. He was president of the class In the Sophomore year and then secretary-treasurer of the Pyramus Hi-Y and the 4-H Club. Don's hobbies are wide- spread, for he enjoys model airplane building, cartooning, and entomology. He hopes to make his future either economic en- tiomology of aeronautical engineering, and judging by hiS DIPSQIW enthusiasm and skill, we predict for Don a successful future. Roberta Dorothy Black Undecided 'iB9Tta Her air, her manners, all who saw admired Throughout the entire high school term Roberta has assisted in the Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir. Other musical activities include playing the mlitar and singing. Scrapbooks of various kinds are one of Roberta's hobbies. Some of these oontain news events and happenings in the movie world. Another one of her hobbies is writing Short Stories and poems- Ralph F. Bohrmann couege B11b It can be said of him, when he departed he took a Man's life with him Bub has been our sports expert at Chatham. Photographic records share with verbal descriptions in the world of news- papers: so, like a true journalist, Ralph is interested in camera work. Through his four years' membership in the B. A.. Bub has found much materials for his write-ups. In addition to contributing to the local DRKYHY- he has Served HS SDOIWS Corrine Isabella Brancheau Business Stubby' ' Great oaks from little acorns grow An effervescent good humor distinguishes Stubby around C. H. S. During her last year she has belonged to the Glee Club and the A. Cappella Choir. She was also one of those ellicient and hard working typists who have contributed so much to the com- piling ol' the Chatter, Her hobbies are sewing and collecting poems. We wish her the best of luck as a career girl. Adellne Matilda Broadley Business Adeline The gift of gaiety may itself Be the greatest of good fortwne Business requires experience in the art of meeting people experience which can best be gotten in clubs and other organiza- tions. Adeline has been preparing herself by a two-year mem- bership in the Girl Scouts, a three-year stay with the Youmr Peoples. and two years in Glee Club. Practical experience, she finds can easily be obtained from some job such as typing f0l' the Chatter Board. A year's membership in the Dramatic Club completes Adeline-'s list. Besides her interest in steno- graphic work, Adeline likes sewing and stamp collecting. Beverly June Burton Maryville Bev A companion that is merry is worth gold F3e'.ferly's gay' good-humor has been an unfailing asset in every school activity. An all-around good sport. she served as captain of the girls' basketball team in her Junior year, and in her Senior year she was vice-president of the G. A. A. as well as a peppy cheer leader. The A Cappella Choir, the Glee and Dramatic clubs, the Blue Triangle and the Chatter Board, as well as various committees have all come in for a full share of her zestful energy. , . Donald Gilbert Caesar Air-conditioning Don Speech is' great, but silence is greater .Don .likes music--but not so much the production end of it. He is quite interested in building up an interesting collection of information about the ditferent orchestra leaders, and is includ- ing in that data all the pictures he can obtain. He also has an interesting collection of stamps. Just to prove that he isn't allergic to fresh air, Don displays an active interest in baseball. He hopes to bring that air indoors sometime ' the future. and we hope he can. Come back sometime, Don, nd give C. H. S. writer for the Chatter during the past year. a sample of conditioned air. pp I v H ' :i ill .ii xml? 'il' if I lf lt me el J ' 1 I I I X' ,X +1 b M 'K iilvv' if Wu. .7 ,, . . . ,s P If Barnum Bender Black Bollrma liii Brancheau Broadley Burton Caesar iv.- ia' bf!!-CIVPY'

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A . . 1 ,133 ,vw-fx . 1 0 lj fi f 5, '..:L.f!f', ,VI ' llralxex 'L if ., U bacco Budlong Zeccllini Abliazia V, D Alflirig t ,fb ' , rl 5 ,I . erson v 743 'C1' QL, i H Badgley f' . ' ',, 4, 44,1 I Q5 L-44 iff'1A!-4 ' ,,1,fl'?-l . tfifrsvffwffa . Ervin Thayer Drake IIIrd Milton Abbazia Harvard Thayer College f-Curley Leve fit quod beue fertur onus As president in his Senior and Junior years, and as vice- president in his Sophomore year, Thayer has been a leader in our class. He played three years of baseball and four years of basketball and soccer, climaxed with the captaincy of the base- ball and basketball teams. He was also president of the advisory board in his Senior year and a member the two previous years. Hiczh in scholarship and steadily on the honor roll, Thayer was chosen three years for the Latin prize team and this year for the mathematics prize team. In music he has had two years in the band and orchestra and three years in the Choir and Glee Club: last year he sang in the All State Chorus. Other clubs in which Thayer has been a member are the Boy Scouts, The Delta Hi-Y. and the Pyramus Hi-Y. Sports, especially tennis and skiing, are his hobbies. . . Eugene Phlllp Sacco, Jr. Undecided Jeep A true friend to all Outstanding as an athlete, Jeep has greatly helped Chat- ham's varsity teams along to victory for three years in soccer and for two in basketball and baseball. He has been important as a class otlicer, having been rice-president in the Senior and Junior years and treasurer as a Sophomore. In addition to his interests in schoul, when he was a Freshman and a Sophomore, Bud was a member of the Boy Scouts and the Delta Hi-Y, and for the last four years he has been a member of the Junior Holy Name. His interest in school activities has made him very popular, and everyone has enjoyed watching his antics. Auto- mobiles and motors are his hobbies. Constance Sue Budlong Sweet Briar 'tConnie Up and doing, with a heart for any fate Who is the talented artist that has been so aptly illustrating the Chatter and advertising the G. A. A.'s hot dog project? Of course, it's Connie Budlong. This busy senior seems always to have something t.o do, for she is active as Class Secretary twhich position she has held for two yearsj, Advisory Board secretary, and as a member of the Glee Club, the A Cappella Choir. and the G. A. A. Connie has handled much of the scen- ery work in the last two G. A. A. shows, which is a job in itself. Her warm, friendly manner has made her a popular and loved member of our class. Michael H. Zecchml College Mike There's mischief in that man For two years Mike has served the class as its able and efficient Treasurer. This year. in addition, be took full charge of the accounts for the senior pictures, which is a job in itself. He has shown his talents to the great advantage of the school. filling.: out one year of baseball, two of basketball, nd three of soccer. In addition, he spent a year in the Glee Club. Mike's other activities have been membership in the Delta Hi-Y and the Junior Holy Name Society. E61 Never pretends, never offends Curley is one of our court stars, a flashy and etfective guard on the basketball team. Quick and agile, he has been an active member of the B. A. A. for four years. On the side. Curley enjoys fishing and trappings, and is an avid swing and sports fan. C. H. S. is losing a good smiler as he leaves school, and we wish him luck. Jack Bedell Albright N. Y. U. Red What he undertakes to do, he does, and does it well Red's services to the Dramatics Club have been very valu- able. He held down the important position of stage manager during his Sophomore and Junior years. Red is also given credit for sound effects which made our school plays possible. His assistance in this job has been greatly appreciated by the Dramatics Club. His hobby of accounting is an unusual one. Being a lover of animals, Jack's special interest is in dogs. Herbert Leo Anderson Undecided Andy Onward still he held his way Andy didn't go around making himself conspicuous, but still he was definitely an asset to the Senior Class. He was very much interested in baseball and went out for the team in his Junior and Senior years. Besides baseball, Andy made basket- ball and stamp collecting' his hobbies. In addition, he was a well-known member of the Young' Peoples' Society. Florence Elsa Badgley Undecided Badgie Laugh and the world laughs with you A jolly. carefree manner and an interest in sports seem to go hand in hand. Florence has both this happy-Zo-lucky spirit and the athletic interests. The latter are reflected in the four years she has spent in the G. A. A. Badgie has been a member of the Girl Reserve for two years and was President for both of those years. She has been a Band member for two years, and has Sling in the Glee Club for three years. She has served on the Hot Dog Committee since its inauguration this year.

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William Carlone Seton Hall Willie The elements are So mixed in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, This was a man! Sports have been the chief interest and occupation of Willie during high school, He has been a member of the B. A. A. throughout that time and has gone out for all sports. He had the distinction of being captain of the soccer team in his Senior year and has won many letters, At Seton Hall he plans to train to be a physical ed. teacher. Dancing and collecting photographs tof girls, Willie7J are his hobbies. Frances May De Bow Undecided Timmie A good disposition is more valuable than gold Each year when Timmie went to Connecticut for a month's visit, we who were left behind in school were rather envious of her good fortune. Timmie has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club during high school and in her spare time she enjoys reading immensely. Although she has not taken part in many schiool activities, her interest in these events is great and she has been an enthusiastic supporter of them. Charles Lamar D'0oge Amherst Dooge Peraget angusta ad augusta Dooge is one of the busiest persons around the school. for he has many varied interests. Music takes up much of his time, as he belongs not only to the Choir and Glee Club. but also to the orchestra and band, which he represented this year in the All-State Concert. Also, he has been on the Chatter and the Advisory Board: in his spare time, he is the capable president of his Young People's Group and an enthusiastic booster of the Sea Scouts. A good scholar and a grand fellow, he has sup- ported some of the most important activities in the school. John William Ekegren, Jr. Cornell t'Eke Poor little captive of the blue-eyed glances' Eke is another of the bright boys we expect to put their marks on this old world. And his beaming smile won't be a handicap either, we dare say. To begin with, Eke is quite a club man, having the distinction of serving as president of the Pyramus Hi-Y. His membership in this group includes both Jun- ior and Senior years in the Delta Hi-Y. He has also been a member of the Advisory Board and the Boy's Glee Club. Eke is an all round sport, and never let varsity soccer down. Mathe- matics and the sciences are his special scholastic interests. Donald Baldwin Erskine Cornell D, B, His heart and hand both open and both free D, B. has quietly been carrying out an active school life. He can be found participating in the musical organizations and Model Airplane Club, as well as having a record in back-stage dramatic work. His outdoor activities, Sea Scouts, skiing, and canoeing, provide excellent opportunities for Don to practice another of his hobbies, photography: Joyce Fountain National Park College Joy A willing heart, a helping hand, Always ready on demand Joyce's wide interests have made her active in many or- ganizations. The Dramatic Club and the Glee Club claimed hm' attention in her Freshman year, and the following year she was an enthusiastic member of the Girl Reserves. Throughout high school, the tasty refreshments for our class parties have been ample proof of Joy's willing work. As a member of the G. A. A., she is a successful hot-dog-seller for the Activity Fund, and also has turned in several peppy performances in the yearly Frederick John Falvey Business Fred Take life too seriously and what is it worth? shows. Fred has just finished serving a term as the President of the Young People's Fellowship, in which he has been a member for the past four years. It seems that basketball holds the most interest for him, as far as sports go, for Fred has been playing it for three years. The Male Glee Club is something else which has been holding Fred's attention-for two years, in fact. And as to hobbies, he is interested in Stamp Collecting, Photography and Collecting Nickles. Frederick Gebert Business Fritz The silent man is most trusted Fritz Gebert's hobbies of trapping and mink raising have already excited considerable interest and public comment. His work in the Woodcraft course at school has been a great asset, for he has learned how to build pens for his pets. He also works at the systematic collecting of arrowheads and stamps. His other interest are aviation and farming with the emphasis on the raising oi animals. Fritz is a member of the Young People's Fellowship, J Ill.: L..!' JV A ..- -H fl 9,1 Y. 1 -v f , Y . , T' . sm: J 5 XJ, .5 x E31 Carlonc DeBow at 5 1 Difloge 'W' A Ekegren Erskine Fountain Falvey Gebert