Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Pauline B. Alence Nolhing is impossible Io a willing hvurl. Pauline has partivipated in G. A. A., Chalvlainv, Girl Reserves, and C. A. l'. ln addition. she keeps herself husy at one of her many hohhios whivh ilu-lude flying, swimming, bowling, and sew- ing. Perhaps shi' is ln-st known for her outstanding acrohatics, whim-h haw won the admiration of all would-hc gymuasts. Paulino's r-val appvaram-0 and friendliness will take her far in the secretarial fir-ld. Mary Louise Apgar Her air, lwr mnnmer, all who saw arlmirr-fl. Who's that vhaulfeuring all her pals around? Why, thafs Lou, well-known for her driving ahility. Wlieli not driving, sho keeps herself husy in C. A. A., Chatter, orchestra, choir, and Young Poo- ple's. Although she likeshorscback riding, skiing, and ice-skating, Lou's main interest is music, since she plays holh violin and piano. U Teaching music will be a natural for Lou. Robert William Arnold Six fvvt of man, of grit, and of good nature. luslvad ol' joining the Navy to see the world, Boh joined the Army and now he's seeing Japan. Believe it or not, that jalopy ol' his lmlid it ever shock you?J enabled him to see Canada last suuunc-r, too. lluriug the past few years Bolfs activities were cur- tailed ln-vausv of his working at Sunoco-and nursing his car-hut lu- was a nufmlu-r ol' the Pyramus Hi-Y, and Young People's. When he loaves the Army, Bolt will probably join Stocky iu Alaska. .n George Stockton Atteridg, Jr. A nwrry heart that laughs al mrv. Stocky is lhe fellow who could always ho found fourth period in history class trying to bluff Doc. lu Hi-l , Explorer Patrol, hand and Young Pe-ople's, Stock has her-n an active memln-r. His Ilohhies include hunting, fishing, hiking, ramping, and playing the liar- mouica. WU-v've never had an exllihition of the latter though, have you? Stock is going into the Army and then -A-,off to Alaska! 1

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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

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Carol Marie Bodycomb Nothing so truly lzvronwx fmninirlv llvflllly ax sinlplirily. Carol has given her friendly support to many C. H. S. activities including G. A. A., choir, and the Chatvlninv. Uutside of svhool slu- has participated in Young Pe-oplc-'s and dom- nurses' work. Ht-r long hrunet hair and healthy complexion have made Carol the- cnvy of many a girl. Q, ,t , 1. ' Myra Brown Hvr happy disposition and her pleasant smile Ham' won hor friends for many u mile. My is that half-pint girl with the curly blond hair. She has kept very busy hy participating in G. A. A.. choir., glee club, Red Cross, Student Council. and Young Peopleis. My's friendly person- aliity and ever-ready smile will bring her much success. Richard Emery Brown Thr- grealvst truths arc- the xinzplvsl. and so an- rho grvalrest mon. Brownie hasn't gone around making himself conspicuous. hut still ho definitely has liven an asset to the senior vlass. Having a natural talent for lrasehall, Dick went out for the tt-am in his sophomore, junior, and senior years. ln addition, he was a well- known member of Young Peoplcfs and Boy Scouts. Brownie will vonlinue his education at Moravian. Betty-Jane Busch V The joy of youth and health hor eyes display. Here's thc well-dressed girl with the many attractive clothes. Her interests in school have included G. A. A., choir, and Chala- lnineg outside of school they have included Girl Reserves, Young Peuple's, and Sunday school leaching. Betty is going to Grove City. ' where she will major in education. U09