Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Henry Francis Senz, Jr. He ix truly grval who has n gr:-at 1-hnrily. When the bright green car comes racing up thc strc-cl, it's not wlifficult to guess that Henry is at the wheel. Cars, including his Cadillac , are his chief hohhy. Other interests inn-hule small boat huilding and the C. A. P., of which he is an enthusiastic nu-mher. During high school Henry has taken part in other organizations such as Red Cross, Pyranlus Hi-Y, and the Boy Scouts. He-nry's popularity is a tribute to his ability to make friends and will he a xaluahle asset in whatever career he chooses. Johannes Coenraad Severiens I try all things: I achieve what I can. Hans, another of the hetter 1???J drivers of C. H. S., moved to Chatham in l9-12 from Java. Since coming to our school, Hans has taken an active part in extra-curricular activities including the track and tennis teams. Few will forget Hans' expressive interpre- tations of tuba music in band, orchestra, and the brass ensemble. Outside of school he is a member of Explorer Post 2. Hans is bead- ed for llorncll, where he will take up civil engineering. Robelt Culbelt Simonson Donald Lewis Sheats Action is Ilw proper fruit of knvwlvrlgv. Don is another one of those returned veterans who jeopardize the halls of C. H. S. Cisco is not the bashful hoy who lr-ft ns lo join the Navy in his junior year. Before he entered the service. his main interest was soccerg now it's girls. After graduation Don would like to go to Rutgers to study agriculture, He is intcrvstcfl in a govemment job along this line. llxov u lm lm 4 mum an glntlaarul honest in their tlempers. That busy fellow hurrying down the hall to hand rehearsal is of course. Simie. He has heen executive chairman ot' the band as wt-ll as an active member of the orchestra and choir. lnterestetl not only in music, Bob was also on the Student Council and was business manager of the Chazelaine. Knowing him to be both cap- able and energetic, we feel that Bob will he successful at Moravian. where he will take up Business Administration. C263

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Barbara Jane Power G1-nllc in pcrsonage and conduct. The girl with thc beautiful red hairftbat's Baja. But it is her quict. unaffected manner which has won ber many friends. En- thusiastic membership in the Civil Air Patrol takes up much of her time. but. also she has had a hand in G. A. A., press club, Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts, and Young l coplc's. Upon graduation Baja plans to continuc ln-r education at Carnegie Tech. Mary Lou Powers Fair lcorlls glatlrlon so many a hoarl. Lon is thc friendly girl whom everyone likes so well, Her many friends will rcmembcr hor participation in glee club, Girl Ke- serves. and Wling Scouts: furthermore, Lou has lent her athletic ability to all G. A. A. activities. Her contributions to the C. H. S. on Review have been appreciated by all. Ccrtainly any office will be glad to have Lou as a receptionist. Emmett H. Purdy A gcnllcman is .a man who can disagree without being disagreeable. linnnct, the tousle-headed blond, came to C. H. S. in his senior year after having been separated from the U. S. Army. Because of bis desire to study law at Syracuse, Emmett has been busy with his studies since his return. 'Z -.. . 524777 , fs 4 L J. iasfwsswwwxr li ' 'WF s is A 1 . -4 ,Q K' f i L 4 . fi A 4-M f' 'new Robert James Schwarz 4' r Ls rg. Good manners are thc art of making people ul eusc. Bob is thc Senior whose friendliness and amazing ability to daze the faculty have won him a host of admiring friends throughout the school. His interest in music is manifested by his long term membership in the band and his sports ability is utilized on' Chat- bam's icy hockey team. Liltewisc, he is interested in golf and bow- ling and is an activc member of thc Explorers l'atrol. Bob will attend Dartmouth as a pre-med student. C253

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Alan Thompson Smith Leisure with dignily. Swish! 'l'hal sound has identified Smitty. our lanlty lnlslwtlralll star. on the court for the past four years. Besides playing haskct- hall, Al has heen an outstanding memher ofthe hasehall and soccer teams. He was class president in our freshman year and also served on the Student Council. 5mitty's scintillating wit and pleas- ing personality will insure his success at college and in whatever career he chooses. W signer. Ruth Snyder On icilh IllQIfl1!lr'0! Lvl joy lic um-onfin'1l. NN hois that smooth dancer? Why Ruthie, of course. Whether itis fast or slow, Ruthie is right thcrc with the newest dance steps. Aside from dancing, Ruthie likes skating, swimming, and collect- ing records. G. A. A.. C.H.S. on Review, Chatter. Red Cross, and art clulr, have takcn up much of her time in school. She also had the honor of ln-ing class secretary in her junior year. Ruth has ln-cn president of Episcopal Young P1-ople's and an active member of Girl Reserves. With her friendly smile and lively personality. we know that Ruthie will make many friends at college after graduation. 1 translator. i 1 27 J Dorothy Ann Snyder Barbara Stitt A good laugh is xunshine in a house. Stitches is that small and rather quiet girl with a Since her arrival in C, H. S. in our freshman year many friends. Her school activilics include choir. Spanish cluh, Keeping a memory hook and col have kept Bohhie husy outside of school. With l and alrility in Spanish, she will surely he succcssfl A merry hcarl floclh good like a niclli1'im'. Dolly is one-half of the evcr-famous Snyder twin comhination. Her subtle humor hrings howls of laughter from hcr litany friends. Dotty has hecn very active in the C. A. A. throughout high school, especially at show time, giving valuahlc assistance to the dcenr- ations. Hcr main interests center around dancing and drawing. Young People's and Girl Reserves occupy much of her spare titnc, Dotly's artistic ahility will assure her of success as a fashion dc- friendly smilc. . she has made glee clull, and lecting records ner friendliness il as a Spanish