Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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Q 3 -, K , . -, .V , ,Z v I , , . fs - BAR,BARA'HEI.ENiIi BARTOW X , Liftle, hal, oh my. ! Bobbie that.peppy little senior who has been 'agile ins Ghls' Chorus, Press Club, the junior d Cross, and G,A.A. In her senior year she played oh the All-State Hockey Team, and scheduled the Chatter pictures. Bobbie is an -active member of the Mariners and spends her leisure time in traveling. After graduation she plans to attend college, and later enter the real estate business. 'X v I A . if EEA M R i AI , iv 'ty if e he of the J irit. , jklean that te lirt r W .ends W s e M5 spirit to qt r extra c rrrcular ities u e lin ub D atic ub th 1stY ng Peo es hic h vic n . - . ' ' C1 ' g , ' Cl oir, G.A . Be ls finds me to a nd Me v ' , f ' ' - ' ent r. 1 ' ' l ' 1 IHC SPOI'fS IIIUSLC. yflggnyl l sad! d xnfher perso ity will assure he social success., IRIS KAY BECKER An amiable flirporifion haf che, Iris came to C.H.S. in her sophomore year from Montclair High School. Since then, she has taken part in'Girls' Chorus, Choir, and G.A.A. With her friendly interest in others, Iris will be success- ful in her career in the business world. 4,y4 1 f nl l l.OIS O PTLER m , V+ , . s J al J lrfbi 'l if i Ii - - H .JI Tiavffffzgc, to h nt 11 my delzght. ors is 69,0 qtpet members of our class. nf 1 ein thebCh ir and GAA In her IU' enj and riding S135 lso at-fends Mariners and Presb terian Young-Peoplels. Lois's future plans are still indefinite. DOROTHY JOAN ADAMS Come, Jing now, ring for I knou' you .ring well. Dottie came to C.H.S. this year from Summit and quickly established herself among us with her friendly attitude toward those about her. Dottie has a marvelous voice, and is a great addi- tion to the soprano section of Choir. She spends a great deal of time enjoying music. After gradu- ation, Dottie plans to go job hunting. WALTER F. AYARS III He har that which we call character. ClickZ That's Wally taking another picture around the halls of C.H.S. Photography is Wally's main hobby, but he also finds time to engage in many extra-curricular activities. He has been very active in Camera Club, Choir, and Boys' Glee Club. After school Wally works at the Chatham Pharmacy. He is also a member of the Madison-Chatham Camera Club, Boy Scouts, and Explorer Patrol. After graduation he would like to attend college. The CHATTER

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I .r S ' Pfxeiiident . 0 ' ' ' RICHARD STEEL PQSTORE-1 I He mikled :be lhigg 21951 rouldrfl be done, and ' e i '. a ' ' Dick, whd has been our .vgry etiicient president this year, has participated ,in a variety of activities. He,haS been on the Student Council, of 'which he was treasure? in his junior year, and has been an important figifre on the soccef fieldftbe basketball court, and the baseball diamond. He repiesented C.H.S. at Boys' State in the summer of 4,9, and has also been active in Hi-Y. Upon graduating, Dick plans to attend Amlierst wheiprgbis intelligdncefand all-around ability ,will nw!-' ti success. S- fav , L2 W 4 f in i an .S f-at lr ff ,4A,,w,f Ive- Leyden! 4 - x fl x , V, ,. V V J Q .. Olfjon Ho66ARR'LiaQNNE1fi gc . M' 9 ,never sngsiizfjoolidl Zldfglf, :S Jldlffmf as bien one ,of the feade 1-qfzour class, having been melpresiden ifafi-nur sophdinore and senior ' s qtifdyhiember I'-tPr2'Stud I ouncil. He has also on the b sebaJ'teani, ark? is the spa s editor of the,C!mt 'johp'51,'p5p'T1larity zsulndigted by his eiectighligit ofiifes of preside -vice-president, secre- tary, and tfteafsuier of the Hi-Y. Johnny has decided to SENIOR CLASS l OFFICERS ' Serrelary JEANNE MARIE FISCHER Her umzyr are ufrzyr of pleamnlnesr, and all ber pallu are peace. Jeanne has been our efficient secretary this year. She has also written for the Chatterbox. Active in G.A.A. activities, she has participated in basketball, hockey, volleyball, and the G.A.A. Show. Outside of school she belonged to Mariners. Jeanne is undecided as to whether she ,will go into, the nursing profession or attend college. 1 X spend thelliext four years at Swarthmore. f, 1? f I ' ,JO iwfpq jlffj I 'fmn . 'A ,. ' . .. U! J , U M' ml? Treaiurer lf! Y! ,fy I . cl! ,BERT ANDREW SANGSTER 7A Q' fl! , 'l ' I 1 Hi5 bear: if made of manly slug. x ll if' A 'IU ' ,N apable and willing are two words which one might ,I J! f ' use to describe Bob. In school he has been a loyal mem- . 1 I Iff' jf! .ber of the Band, Orchestra, track team, and Wrestling lf! , ! I ,WW jllub. Outside of school, besides working at the Esso lil! ?,y4 . gjation, Bob has found time for Hi-Y, Boy Scouts, and ,711 ' JI .1 V!!JM,! zxplorers. plans to attend Maryville Collige. JJ' , V,-,ff Ci i ll. Il . ,A , ll' J J - . 1 A , V. - N-1 , . . 1 ff lj j. jf X I yo 'f' 'yy' .'JJ ' ,ef ' VJ 7.1 1 jr 1 1 I 1,111 K Ma, l , f-'I , 4 ly'-7 Nfl if , ff' fl ' ' al r

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WJGQI VJ ,ipf'MA'jr,-U J, at when DONALD A. BOORUJY Worry and I have never met. Here's the easy-going fellow who is very tal- ented on the ivory keys. Don, of course, is also familiar to you as a member of the track team. Don is a member of the Choir and the Glee Club, too. Outside of school he has participated in Hi-Y and Young People's. Don plans to enter college where he'll major in business administra- tion. Mp, WM' i I. J I rv L i N , 9 t n fl -- QAM A mfg: IZ ETH ,dglfryy r 40,41 K. HH I ghzf kin Md 06.1, J WILLIAM DUKE BRADSHAW bf K . r rp ' Q ly Lf Of ready wit and gay retort. X9 M il ,o lvveryc able e Qc ent tgsista l . e 'Hof MC ef is em h eem Duke is the guy who.yodels cowboy songs to I er crime me er O Iris- ms nd the accompaniment of his golden-stringed guitar. t si Ugg a as n a d rep- , In C.H.S. he has been a mainstay on the soccer, Her' tsid iv- - S ' onsisted V baseball, and basketball teams. In addition, he bl? L m e out euow hi has pursued his interest in photography in the lv yns ure ns ar O go erkele 2366: 1 ' Photography Club. Outside of school Duke has ,em 1 OO, I bl t con me Q, i W been in the Panthers Hi-Y, seniors' 'so Hi-Y, and asc 1 the Presbyterian Young People's. After gradua- l A . L , f ' 1 M 's ' rf M 1 'g if t. if t h:r ApE,h lj, g-leaguean . X AGN l F c I I A J tion Duke hopes to attend Lafayette. ROBERT CREIGHTON BR ANDEGEE e I . Nothing great wat ever gained without wlhu.fia.rnz. Robin f is the fellow who is usually uttering those witty remarks heard only- by those close by. He has belonged to the Press Club, Student Coun- cil, Choir, and has served as editdr of the Chatter- box. He has also been on the track'team. Outside of school, Robip was actiye in Buccaneers Hi-Y and Seniors Hi-Y., Upon graduating, Robin plans to attend Williams College. JOHN GEORGE CA ILL, or even ozrg vanquit ed, he 1 uld N 'a u xt' . X as n most a t1 e n s I our c as arsit t wo s pre 3. S OLII' Llfll a s St i eDra tiqPre Ph ograph and in ubs.r tsi e'o choo ack a ck ee e o X' at - s. H h b on jv ' oc am r t e t ' ar. a v a V. e th s ' , ' ' y a ' Q Q l .S. ' . h' e 5 he p den th Student Co il. ha, r i yt d ' D 3 ' W, 1 h J gy bee a em er Lg, the 5 1 1-- y out S Scou R, an resbyt P, o 'y ck pl to at nd Cjgat niv sit w er s ility s a L der ill elgto mike 'hi a succle . 'I' ' N' - I 4 y THOMAS U. CARR He ir a gentleman: witty, courteour, liberal, lljull of rpintf' :Since coming' to Chatham in his sophomore ,year, Tom has become very popular in our class. Although he spends a good deal of his time work- ing down at the delicatessen,-Tom has found time to participate in Choir aQd'Glee Club, and has beenta member of tlie ba etball team. Outside of school, Toin has attendied Young People's and Hi-YQ With his friendly disposition, Tom is cer- tain td be a success in his choseh field of commer- cial art. -Q