Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Frank Moran lie nu! lleeeirerl by his innm-ent appenramze. Frank eanne to us as ax Freslnnan from the township auul soon prow-al himself Io he quite un athlete. While in C. ll. S. he has hm-n on the lulsketlulll. soeeer. illltl lmselmll teams. Moreover, Frunla has ln-en an typienl nu-xnher of the Pyraunus Hi-Y. His post-graduate plains renulin unsettletl for the present, Ann Marie Murphy .4 happy life vonsists in lfllllllllilliff' of mimi. Ann is one who he-lieves thu! actions speak louder than vsormls us proved hy her participation in G. A. A.. Chalvlnine. zuul Challer. Also, us an hose for her ezlreer, she has heeome profit-ienl in several languages. With this firm lHll'ligl 0llIlll we know that Ann will he an sueeess when she heeornes al translator after further slluly at St. Elizoln-tl1's. Jean Muchmore To 1lrrm'. to puinl. In xkelrh is my delight, .lean is host known for Ju-r excellent drawings and work in the field of fashion. Among her extra-eurrieulur netivities in ll. H. b. are the Spanish Club, press eluh, Chal.vlnine. and Chailer. .lean pluns to enter the Truplmge-n School ol' Fashion to prepare for at earner in fashion design or illustration. Anyone who has seen her flrowings will surely vouvll for Jennis sueeess. Kathleen Joan Murphy Always full of fun and vim. A flash ol' curly real hair, an witty renmrlx, auul u sparkle in lu-r 1-ya --ff thut's Murph. As one of the peppiest nu-nlhers of thc- elauss, fllurph enjoys ull lxiluls of sports aunl fun. what slloulil we haue mlone without our horky eenter or haskethull forward? She has ul- so hee-u an menlher of the Red Cross. glee eluh, lf. H. S, on Review, auul the Booster llluh. Aside from sehool activities, Murph has par- tieiputerl in Girl Reserves. After leaving C. H. S., Murph will luke up nursing at St. Wlurfs. C239

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Beverly Miles A 1-onslunl frieml ix a lhing rare anlllharlf In fiml. Always lmusy, always good-nzlturedf -thal's Bev. Sh:-is that am- hitious Senior who loves to sew and make her own 1-lotlu-s. Art is also one of her main interests. Bev has been on the cheerleading squad for three years, was treasurer of the eluss in our junior year, and has lreen aetive in Red Cross. G. A. A., Girl Reserves. and Young People's. With her drawing talent. Bev is sure to he sueeess- ful when she follows the arl field after leaving C. H. S. Barbara May Miller It is u friendly hear! llval has plenty of fflzfllllli. That senior girl who always greets you with a smile and a friendly Hi is our Bohlmy. She has heeu active in all sports and other G. A. A, activities throughout high school and has also heen a member of Student Council, choir, and secretary of the Red Cross. Her leisure time is devoted to Young l'eople's, and the l'uneh and ,Indy Shop. We know that Bolrhic's willing eooperation, interest in others, and warm personality will aid her greatly at Nlounlainside, where she will take up nursing. Frances Belcher Moore Dorothy F. Monticello Charms xlrilre ilu' xight. and merit wins Ihr' xoul. ll' a ealm spirit eontrihutes as mueh to the making of an sueeess- ful nurse as we think it does., Dotty will do well ill her ehosen pro- Iession. Dotty has helonged to the C. A. A. and the Chatham Drum and Bugle Corps. She plans to enter Orange Memorial Hospital in the fall. The soul that perpelually nrvrflowx with kindness and sympallu' Fran is well-known for her infectious giggle and cute blush. A prominent member of our class, she has heen active in the press 1-luh. Chalelaine. ehoir. glee eluh, G. A.A., Girl Reserves. and Young People's. -Knitting. sailing, and eorresponding with girls from other countries take up most of Fran's spare time. Her eon- genial nature will earry her far in secretarial training at Berkeley. C223

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Gordon Parham Caution is the eldest f-hild of wisdom. Gordon came to C. H. S. during the middle of the eighth grade. He has been one of C. H. Sfs representatives on the Cul Hate bri- gade. Though working has taken up nuleh of his time. he has been able to become a member of the Sea Scouts. Young l'eople's, and Summit Y. M. C. A. Cordon is as yet undeeided on what his post- graduation plans will be. Warren Elmer Patten, Jr. All good things which exist are the fruits of originality. See that woodsrnan strutting down the hall in the seven league ski boots? Yes, it's Warren Patten. As anyone can see at a glance, his hobbies are hunting and trapping. Warren has just returned to C. H. S. after spending a year and a half, among other places, Nagasaki. Upon graduation, Warren intends to enter the Embalm- ing School of N. Y. U. and hecome a mortieian. Malvina Patterson Willing ix she, arul eager to please. A hilarious laugh and a devilish grin---lhere's good-natured Mal. Although Q good portion of Penel's spare time is spent behind the eounter at the United Cigar Store, she has been an active me-nxher of the press cluh, G. A. A., Chatter and Chatlflaine boards. glee club, and tumbling cluh. Aside from school and working, Mal has belonged to Girl Reserves and Wing: Seouts. Mal plans to go to college and with her fondness ol' be-ing with people. we know she will make a good teacher. Donald Hal rison Pierson Cunha what may, I am satisfied. llon's friendliness and kindness have carried him to the peak of popularity around C. H. S., just as his ahility in sports has found hiln representing Nlfiskiev learns in soccer, basketball and base- ball. Outside of sehuol. Don is a member of the Pyramus Hi-Y and a veteran soda-jerker at Chiefs. After getting out of the Army. Don plans to enter Drew University. C247 .rx Ae.. .nh ... J!!!