Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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im, James W. McGlumphy A m.an,s own manner and character are what become him most. Jim, tfhe senior with the magnetic smile and easy-going manner, has been our stalwart right wing on the varsity and J.V. soccer squad for the past two years. Jim has also been a member of the Press Clvub, the A Cappella Choir, the tumbling club, and the Clippers Hi-Y. In addition he has served as a faithful chauffeur every Tuesday night. .lim will study at Bakers College next year. Jeanne Marie McHugh He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. Weed, pug nose and all, is the fifth member of the McHugh clan. Because she is skilled in the art of making friends, anyone in Chatham High could point her out as she trots down the hockey field making those famous scoops of hers. Weed, a member of the G.A.A., Dra- matic Club, Tumbling Club, and the Chatter Board, plans to enter college to become a medical technician. Barbara Melander A smile is .thae whisper of a laugh. Bobbie is the small but very efficient editor-in-chief of the Chatter. She has added her talent to the choir, the Dramatic Club, and the G.A.A., in which she was sales manager and co-chairman of the scenery committee i11 her senio-r year. Bobbie supported the Ad visory Board in her freshman year and was class treasurer in her jun- ior year. Most of us will remember Bobbie's mad driving around corn- ers--she always got to school on time anyway. Next year she will attend Endicott Junior College. Gerard Francis Moore In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. a quiet, friendly boy who came from Kingston High York, to Clhatham High in his senior year. Even though a member of the C..H.S. for only a few months, he has friends. The Junior Red Cross and the Boy Scouts are two organizations to which he has belonged. Fishing and hunting are his favorite sports outside of school. After graduating, Jerry plans to be an electrician. Jerry is School, New he has been made many C225

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Carleton T. Lum He lives at ease who freely lives. Carleton has been in C.H.S. since his freshman year and has played the tuba in the band for three years. His interest in cars, airplanes, and scooters has taken up much of his time. If anyone is interested in enjoying a thrilling ride on a motor scooter, just ask Lummy. He has trained for his hobbies by working on cars in the Chatham Esso Station. Having an interest in bowlines and starboard directions, Carleton has participated in the Sea Scouts for three years. After graduation, he plans to take a trip around the country a11d then go to college. Diana Hunter Lum Not .ten yoke of oxen haue the power to draw us like a womanas hair. Dee, that striking redhead, is well-known for her bangs. She is a member of the Chatter board, G.A.A., and A Cappella Choir. Dee is going to attend Endicott Junior College next year. Her famous spur- of-the-moment parties will be sorely missed after Dee leaves, but no doubt Endicott will welcome them. Muriel MacBain Style is the dress of thought. Moo is the dark sophisticated senior whose beautiful clothes are the e11vy of all. She has been a member of the A Cappella Choir, the G.A.A., and the Dramatic Club. Outside of school she spends her time reading, adding to her large collection of jazz records, and listening to the 1280 Club. Next year Moo hopes to enter college and later art school where she will study dress designing. Nancy Elizabeth Martin The creed of the true saint is to make the best of life, and the most of it. A cheerful, hardworking girl, Nancy has participated in the G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, the Press Club, and the Chatter Board. Her varied interests include nature study, basketball, and all winter sports, especially skiing and ice-skating. After gradu- ation, Nancy plans to enter the business world where she will un- doubtedly succeed because of her efficiency and ambitious spirit. C215

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Bernard L. Munkenbeck He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Bernie has worked very studiously during his years at C.H.S. and has been rewarded by good marks. Because of his continuous work in one of Chatham's delicatessens, Bernie has not participated in after- noon activities, but he is strictly a baseball fan. Uther than baseball as a hobby, he is interested in collecting stamps. Next year Bernie is planning on joining the U. S. Navy or on entering into some kind of business. Elizabeth Kathleen Murnane Coolness and absense of haeat and haste indicate fine qualities. Betty, who is known for her big, black car, is that friendly little dark haired girl who always has a smile on her face. She has been in Chatfham High for two years, during which she has been a member of the G.A.A., and of the basketball team. Her cheerfulness- will cer- tainly give her a good start on the road to becoming a nurse. Herman William N auman Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Herman has a warm, friendly personality which makes him well- liked by all. Nrie joined. the Navy at the end of the junior year but returned to Lhatham High in his senior year. his favorite pasfimes are oancing, sports, and roller skating. Herman is undecided as to his plans alter graduation, but he is sure to succeed. Robert Frank Owens Good breeding is the result of good nature. Entering C.H.S. in his freshman year, Okey was immediately elected vice-president of the freshman class. Having a high scholastic record he was able to squeeze four years of schooling into three thus enabling llim to enter the Army Air Force following his junior year. Bob played soccer for two years and was a member of the choir and the Clippers Hi-Y. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Upon dis- charge from the Army Air Force, he plans to enter college. Bob is now overseas. B C239