Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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George Rainer Becker Genius begins groal works: labor alone finishes lhvlll. Georgeis dynamic personality and subtle humor have nuule hinl a very popular senior class president. His experiences at Boys' State gave him added proficiency in this position. Despite his many responsibilities, George has also been aetive in choir, Stu- dent Council. Hi-Y, Explorer Patrol, and Young l'eople's. His hohhies include ramping, fishing, collecting stamps, and ice-skating. We all wish George lots of luek at Amherst. John T. Quigley Never izlle n moment, but thrifty and thoughlful of others. .laelt has filled efficiently two very important positions this year: the vit-e-president of the senior class and the presidency of the Presbyterian Young People's. Furthermore, he has contributed his lrieudly support to other organizations such as hand, choir, Challer. Pyramus Hi-Y, and Explorer Patrol. There's no doubt that ,lack has avquired the qualities of amity and leadership that he will us-ed in followiugp the ministry. , -WMI' 'Nu' Nancy Jane Carrington Thu worlll belongs to the energetir, Ninn-y .lane is that little eheerleader with so ruuvh pep and eu- Margaret Elizabeth Sangster lnrwr sunshine warms not only ,the heart of lhe owner but all who rome in contavt with il. A soft, sweet harmonizing ol' vniees turns your head towards the seuior quartet. That girl carrying the alto so well is Peggy Songs- ter. Peg's vivacious spirit is not only part of the choir. hut also part of the G. A. A., Student Council, Challer. Girl Reserves. Cirl Scouts, and Young Peopleis. lVlaryville will reveive l'eg:gy s talents. tlnlsiasm. Nan has kept herself busy in and out of C. H. S. with G. A. A., tumbling elub, choir, Girl Reserves, and Girl Scouts. Knitting those pretty sweaters and collecting miniatures are her hobbies. After graduation Nan leaves for Trenton State Teachers' College to become a physical education teacher. CBJ