Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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y Anna Cordelia Haag The mildest manner -andfthe gentlest heart. ,lust as things are getting quieted down in class, a giggle is heard throughout the room. Who is it? Why, that's Anna! 'One of the qual- ities we admire most in a person is the ability to laugh, and Anna cer- tainly has that gift. Besides being a member of tfhe G.A.A., she is also an active aprticipant in the Glee Club, choir, Spanish Club, and Chatter Board. Upon graduation, Anna plans to go to secretarial school. Carole Ruth Hagen Laughter is, and never was, among the delightful sounds of earth. A Carole is the happy-go-lucky girl who has a good time at what- ever she does. She has been very active in sdhool activities, partici- pating i11 choir, orchestra, and band besides being a member of the G.A.A. The rest of her time is taken up with knitting. Carole hopes to attend college but as yet she is undecided as to- her choice. Robert E. Harris Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. Bob has received much publicity in school by continuously hav- ing his name on the honor roll. All honors goto Bob for the excellent scholastic record he has attained during 'high school. Wellhknown as a good worker, Bob was selected for the important position of chair- man of the uHall of Fame committee for the Chatter. Bob plans to enter college after graduation. We all wish him lots of luck with his further education. Jean Katherine Hartig F aithfulness and sincerity first of all. Jeanie is the girl who has a friendly smile for everyone. She has always been very active ill school activities. These include the glee cllub and choir for two years, the Advisory Board for two years, a Red Cross representative and a member of the G.A.A., for four years. Out- side. of. school her hobbies are photography, music, and collecting small glass animals. Next year Jean plans to go to Trenton State Teachers College, where she undoubtedly will learn to be a very good teacher. U85 L rrwr so ,M go. J

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Amelia Teresa Grace U Our character is owr will, for what we will, we are. Sis has been a member of Chatham High School all four years, and in that time she has been a real friend. Sis takes an active part in the G.A.A., and also in the American Legion. Roller skating, card collect- ing, and corresponding are among her hobbies. Upon graduation she will become the assistant manager of the Acme market. Barbara Anne Graybach Always carefree and gay. r Bag, with her well-known witty remarks which have been quoted throughout tfhe halls of C. H. S., has participated in many and varied activities during high school. She was a member of the G. A. A., Chat- ter Board, Spanish Club, Choir, Girl Reserves, and the Red Cross. Upon graduation Bag hopes to enter Columbia University to- study physical therapy. When she leaves, Chatham High will lose one of its gayest students. Malcolm Clark Greenidge Trwe enjoyment comes from activity. That tall, dark-haired star fullback of the soccer team is Mac Greenidge. Mac has also demonstrated an extraordinary ability for ice hockey and tumbling. The band, Hi-Y Clippers, the C. H. S Calling, and the Congregational Young People's have also claimed Mackie's membership. His hobbies include building model airplanes, skiing. camping, and experimenting with radios. After graduating from C.H.S. Mac plans to enter some branch of the armed services. Raymond F. Guinter What a rare gift is that oftmanners. ' Ray is one of the most happy-go-lucky boys in Chatham High Sclhooll He can always be found with a song on his lips or whistling a popular tune. Coming to C.H.S. in his sophomore year from Grange High School where he was a member of the band and glee club, Ray became president of the '4Clippers Hi-Y. He left us in his junior year for a brief hitch in the Navy. Upon receiving his honorable dis- charge, Ray resumed his studies at C.H.S. As yet he is undecided as to his future plans. C175

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Doris June Hoerner y He who is firm and resolute in will molds the world to himself. The seniors have always known that Doris, in her reserved, quiet, friendly way, would be behind every interesting work. Since she lives far from school, she could not have an active part in every organiza- tion, but she has kept herself busy taking care of her dogs, swimming, and reading. Doris plans to enter Berkeley Secretarial School. Here she will train for a position in the airlines, where her kindness of manner will be a great asset. Josephine A, Ientile Small and good things should ble praised. Jo, one of the most diminutive members of our class, is known for her friendliness and infectious smile. She has been active in school, especially in the G.A.A., ever since she came to us in her freshman year. Her hobbies include drawing, with emphasis on dress designing in particular, dancing, and baseball. After graduation ,lo hopes to work in a Summit office. Phyllis Louise Jaynes Nothing great was ever gained without enthusiasm. Phil, one half of the inseparable Carole and Phyllis team, has par- ticipated in the G.A.A., the A Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves, tumbling club, and the Chatter Board. The basketball, baseball, and hockey teams have also been fortunate i11 having Phil's able support. Phil enjoys pliaying the piano, and she is quite enthusiastic over swimming. Next year she plans to further her education at Antioch College. Martin Blanchard Kelly An around good sport is he. Marty, that diminutive, energetic senior who always wears a smile, is our class athlete. Three years of varsity soccer, two years of varsity baseball, and two years of varsity basketball have just about monopo- lized his after-school time. Even so, Marty has been a member of both the Pyramus and Clippers Hi-Yis and has played amateur soccer at Harrison. Next year Marty intends to go to New Jersey State Teach- ers College to become a physical education director. U95