Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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James R. Matthews A good compamwm, and an easy friend. ,lim is another one of the returned veterans we are proud to have in our class. He is known around C. H. S. for his quiet, plea- sant manner. Before entering the Navy, ,lim was on the soccer team: now most of his extra time is occupied hy soda-jerking. ' Jeanne Marie Lynch Good taste is the flower of good sense. ,Jeannie is that fun-loving, dark-hairecl girl who is always seen having a good time. In school she was a member of choir and G. A. A., and rendered invaluahle assistance to the Chaleluino and Chatter stalis. Out of school she helongeml to Girl Reserves and Young Peoples Jeannie plans to enter Bearer College after gradu- ation, and with her friendliness wc know sho will lnakc good. Thomas Stephen McElgunn I make the most of all that rronws, and the least 'of all lhat goes. Tommy is that tall, dark Senior you have seen so often in the halls of C, H. S. His school activities have lu-eu confined to lxaskel- hall, hut his enthusiastic attendance at other school sports will he sorely missed next year. Tomis extra-curricular activities inrlutl- ed Pyramus Hi-Y and Madison C. Y. O. His warm personality has assured him of many friends and will unrlouhteflly serve him well in whatever he does. John Joseph McElgunn Worry and I have never met. Whois that easy-going fellow with the curly hlack hair and that certain way with thc faculty? Jackie McElgunn, of course. prohahly more familiar to you on the soccer field or basketball court. His finc competitive playing earned Jackie a herth on last year's all-statc soccer team, and that affahle personality made him a valuable member of the Hi-Y, press club. and Chailer stall just as it will help him in the husiness world after he takes his Business Mlministratiou course. C209

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Dorothy Anne Lemcke A merry r-ompaniun is music' in rr journey. Une of those amazing people whose vitality seems to well from an endless reservoir, Doe is a member of the G. A. A., cheerleading squad. glee elnh, and a eappella ehoir. and, outside of sehool. ol' the Girl Reserves. Seouts. and Young Peuple's. Far from heing exhausted like a mere ordinary mortal, Doe intends to emhark on many new aetivities at Middlebury next year. Daniel Thomas Lindo Nothing is xo hard. but searrh will finrl il out. Dan is admired hy the elass for his splendid scholastic ahility and his ease of manner. He is very mueh interested in trains and ships and has made himself an authority on sueh information. The Summit Rille Cluh and thc Boy Scouts have henefited hy his lllSlIll'79l'Slllll outside ol' sehool, As yet. Dan has not decided what IC will do when he leaves sehool, hut he does hope to continue his edueation. H. Arthur Loux , He ix as full of valor as of kindness. Tall, eurly-headed Artie. in addition to stopping the PllCk5 RIF goalie ol' the ire hoekey team. has sc-cn aetion on the .soeeer and hasehall teams. too, He is one of our avid devotees ol the flying hrigade. eminating from the airport at Basking Ridge. Next y.ear Artie will take off for Lehigh. where he wlll study mechanical engineering. Wallace Burton Lum, Jr. Every pnxlurztinn of genius musl be a lIl'l!IlllI'Ii0ll of wnthuxiusrn. Boo's list of axorations is long and varied. Vlitli huundless cn- lhusiasm he has partieipated in the Student Conneil. Red Cross. press 1-luh. Young l'eople's. and Explorer Patrol. Besides these aetivities he has found time to join the hand. orehestra. and ehoir also. A memher of the sore:-r team. NX ally was a permanent fixture in the athletie field after ss-hool. He is planning to enter the Navy Miation College program after graduating, H 4195

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