Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Dorothy Randlette Beck It is the dim haze of mystery that adds enchantment to pursuit. Dotty's pep and enthusiastic manner have made her well-known and well-liked by all. In her sophomore year she was class secretary and captain of the hockey team. This year she has served on the cheer- leading squad. Her hobbies are swimming and dancing, but she also enjoys speeding in her car. Dotty's kind manner will make her a suc- cess in the field of nursing which she plans to enter upon graduation. Bette Ann Bey Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. In the office, Bette Ann has been indispensable as the operator of the mimeograph machine. She is especially adept at tap dancing and basketball shooting. No one can forget the exotic wafts of perfume Bette Ann drifted 'through the halls from her famous collection. She will also be remembered for her giggle and pretty clothes. Amy Barbara Black A A She excels in sports and is an :excellent sport. Amy, who has spent most of her time in C.H.S. with knitting needles and a ball of yarn, has given her services to the Advisory Board for two years. She has been a member of the choir and has been an asset to girls' athletics and the G.A.A. shows. Amy, an all-round good sport, is well-liked by her classmates. S'he is undecided as to her fu- ture plans. Carolyn Frances Bock Flashes of merriment that were wont .to set the tables on a roar. Carre, the witty girl with the friendly smile and the pretty blond hair, is a member of that famous foursome, the Barber shop Quartette. She has sung in the A Cappella Choir and has played on the hockey and basketball teams. Carre's cheerful manner will be welcomed at Berkeley, where she plans to go after graduation. U07

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Robert E, Ansley Good manners is the art of making people feel at ease. g Bob's friendly, cheerful personality has won him many friends and a part in Chatham High. He left Chatham to enter a private school in his sophomore year. The senior year found Bob back in Chatham. He participated in soccer, tumbling club and the Junior Red Cross. He was also a soda jerker at Cooper's. We are sorry to see Bob leave us for the Marines, but we are sure that his winning personality will make him a success. LaVirne Lois Ayars A smile on her lips and a glint in her eyes. Dernie has been a very busy person in her senior year with the responsibilities of being chairman of the ring committee, the senior class party, and the senior prom. Other activities she has participated in during high school were the G.A.A. in which she was a member of that famous quartette, the band and the senior orchestra. After grad- uation Dernie plans to go to college. Robert Hardie Barnum The man who loves and laughs must sure do well. Bob, a popular and busy member of our class, has been vice-presi- dent of the Advisory Board as well as president of the class in his junior year, and a member of the Advisory Board and choir for two years. Athletics has been Bob,s major interest in high school, and we have seen him demonstrate has ability during three seasons of soccer and basketball. Young People's, Hi-Y, and sports such as camping and fishing have occupied much of his time out of school. We all wish Bob the best of luck next year at North Central College. William Albert Bayreuther A manner unlwfected and sincere. Capable and energetic are two words which one might use to de- scribe Bill. The A Cappella Choir and the Advisory Board have both benefited by his presence. He has worked hard as business manager of The Chatter The soccer squad also has found him a valuable member. During week ends or holidays BilI?'s interest is centered around hunting and fishing. Bill aims to continue his education at Cornell after grad- uation. ' C99 ,I

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Hannabel Borst True humor springs from the heart. Hanna, who came to C.H.S. in her sophomore year, has been too busy to participate in after-chool activities because of her work as a telephone operator, but she is very well-liked because of her peppy, friendly attitude. Among her hobbies are reading, bowling, sports and marines. Beverly Alice Bradshaw A little nonsense now -and then is relished by ,the wisest men. Bev is one of our senior girls who has been very active in most of the schoolis activities. This year her excellent hockey playing enabled her to make the Honorary Team in the All-State tryouts. Bevls other activities include choir, after-school sports, G.A.A. and being the effi- cient captain of our cheerleading squad. Outside of school she enjoys swimming, dancing and singing. Upon graduation, Bev plans to enter a secretarial school. Clarence Broadwell ' True politeness is perfect ease and freedom. Butch, who sets the styles among the boys in the senior class, has been a member of the Advisory Board for two years, a Red Cross re- presentative, a bass in the A Cappella Choir, and a member of the dra- matic club. Outside of school Butch was active in tl1e Sea Scouts, the Chatham Hi-Y Clippers, the Pyramus Hi-Y, and the Methodist Young People's. He enjoys skating, socker, and collecting stamps and coins. After completing his education at New York University, Butch will be a mortician. Ruth Brown Vivacity is thei of woman. A peppy cheerleader, Red has been a member of the squad for two years. She has also participated in many social and athletic activities, such as Young Peopleis and the G.A.A., in which she was a member of the basketball, hockey, and softball teams. She was also on the para- graph committee of the Chatter board. After graduation, Bed will work for one year a11d then attend college, where she will study merchan- dising. CHD ,,.A