Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Madelyn Earle Trowbridge Still waters run deep. Lyn, a quiet, friendly girl, came back to C.H.S. in her sophomore year. She has been very active in her school years. Glee Club, choir, Chatter, Advisory Board, and the G.A.A. have taken up her outside time. Lyn still finds time for her hobbies, which are photography and music. Next year she will attend Trenton State Teachers College where she will train for kindergarten teaching. Lorraine Van Deusen Contentmfent is a natural wealth. Lorraine's senior year was made colorful by her trip across the continent and her tour of the Western states. Her experience brought special interest to the second period English class because of her letters and cards. Lorraine has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club. Her hobbies are roller skating, horseback riding, square dancing, and col- lecting records. After graduating, Lorraine intends to be a telephone operator. Frances Rosalie Van Dyke A charm that never grows stale. Rosie, w'ho came to us in her sophomore year, has been a member of the choir, the Cf.A.A., after-school sports, the Chatter Board, and the Dramatics Club. Rosie,s hobbies are collecting records and stuff such as nicknames. She,s got a million of them! Rosie plans to enter college to take up social science. Ann Lee Wagner Student, pal, and sport supreme. Ann is the girl whose athletic prowess has made her an outstand- ing member of the G.A.A., in which she was secretary in her senior year. She has participated in all sports and also in the tumbling club. Naturally, her hobby is sports, but she also finds time for cfhoir, glee club, and Advisory Board. .Out of school Ann has been in Girl Re- serves. Her after-graduation plans include a physical education course at N. J. C. C275

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Beryl E. Smith Every great person is an individual. Beryl, who is the first flutist, has been a member of the All-State Orchestra. She belongs to the C.A.A., choir, Red Cross, tumbling club, Advisory Board, and after-school sports. Outside of school she belongs to her church choir. Her hobbies are swimming and tennis. After graduating from C.H.S., Beryl will enter the Connecticut College for Women to major in physics. Mary Elizabeth Sullivan A smile, a greeting glad, an amiable, jolly way she had. Sully, that peppy little brunette, is always laughing, no matter what Uhe situation may be. Without her quick footwork, our hockey and basketball teams would not have been half so successful. She has participated in the G.A.A. for four years, and has been very active on the Chatter Board. As to what she will do after finishing high school, bully is undecided. John Edward Thatcher There is wisdom in generosity. ,lack is the famous owner of that 1935 Ford which can be seen daily tearing up and down the school drive. Most of Jack's spare time outside of school has been devoted to his job as an auto mechanic, however, he has managed to join the A Cappella Choir and the Clip- pers Hi-Y, being president of that Hi-Y in his junior year. Some engin- eering college will claim .Iack's talent next year. Blanche Ruth Thorner t Willing she is and eager to pleaseg what other virtues are better than these? Among Blanche's various activities were the Press Club, Chatter Board, and the G.A.A. She played after-school basketball and hockey. As amember of the public speaking class during her senior year, she held a role in '6Murder Is Fun. Her hobbies include bike-riding, piano playing, and sewing. After graduation, Blanche plans to further her education by entering college and majoring in medicine. C265 5- l

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'Shirley May Weisgerber It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Underneath Shirley's shy manner lies a hidden talent-that of writing. Her short stories and novels are a rare delight to those who are fortunate enough to read them. Shirley enjoys roller skating, square dancing, and reading in her spare time. After graduation Shirley would like a secretarial position in a publishing concern. Donald Stanton Woodcock Wit is the salt of conversation. Don is very familiar to everyone and particularly to those who patronize the Milk Bar where he collects the money over the counter. His carefree sense of humor has been much appreciated both in class and out by his fellow-classmates. He played on the basketball and soccer teams for two years and track in his senior year. After gradu- ation, Don plans to enter Rutgers University if the army doesn't get him first. 28D C L t