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I J 0 q..J -i' fc, ' I' ' 1 ' x , ...4 . W ffl I i- 1 .- . MAURICE LANDBMARE, 113. ' S Sl5iad .ff llaolzgbt, well made, zz' ll 1l'I'0llgw,.H. ffl Mem 's that tgll' good-lo ljing boy 'n our class. I-le hast n a mergw' of the Sytudent 'ounlil, Can Club,,Dra tic Club, Wrestling lulyeigg 'as on t I va sity safcer and basket- J hall t ni Outsid igool Mece was'in the Explnfers couwlgld pr A dent of Hi-.3Q,6ur loss will be Rutgers' gain.. A V. 1' f ' l f I 1' it l ' J jf X JOSEPH LANGENBERG J' For lyefr 4 jolly good fellow. joe is one of the Township students in our class. Although he hasnt had the time to partici- pate in any after-school activity, he has been a member of the Airplane Club, Chemistry Club, and the Wrestling Club. joe enjoys puttering around an old car, playing baseball, or bowling. After graduation, he plans to join the U. S. Navy. SE IORS 1950 r X BR E ELWOOD ON You n . m 'zz greaf Bruc is the mil illy record expert in our cl ss. AJ s bee er . . b ' am and has al taken art in the 21 Tourna- e t. Out ide e'ha meqfdithi Fellowship, the Qggen Vil ge sports y Club, df Y. .A. activities: o f ua A ,y Br a t wolrk a while, and t en to ' a Vsiness college. I gf fi lg, 4.1 'Z Z Dm-1 LoTT Q! Her rmile is or runny as ber golden hair. Judy came to C.H.S. from Westfield in her senior year. At Westfield she took part in sports, the French Club, the Art Club, and the Dancing Club. In C.H.S. she has been a member of G,A.A. I-ler outside activities include Y-Teens. judy plans to attend a junior College, and later to fultill her ambition of becoming an artist. EDNA MAY MARTIN Life if not life at all witlaoul music. Edna has been an active member of the G.A.A., participating in all the sports. Will we ever for- get those home runs of hers? Being able to play the sax and the violin has enabled Edna to play in the band and orchestra, besides belonging to the Choir and Girls' Chorus. In her spare time, Edna is a lr. 4-H leader and takes part in the -I-I-I Dairy Club, Young People's, and her church orchestra. We wish her all the luck in the world attaining her ambition, Morris County 4-H agent. PRESTON MARTIN I shall have rearom for Jpeeclag none for Jilencef' We saw a lot of Skip behind the milk har dur- ing our senior year. A Township boy, he has been a familiar sight hitch-hiking up the hill toward home after track practice or some other school activity, Outside school he has been a loyal mem- ber of Hi-Y. His plans include college, and wher- ever he goes, his wit will keep him on top.
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s 1 . ' . 1 , -' J STEPHEN A. KALUQKI' SWenreliJ more elo uent' than uordr J , 3 . , ,lnladditsion to b 'ng the quietest boy in the clals, Steve is proba y the tallest and one of the 'best-natured. He has taken partiin the Press Club and Cooking Club. Outside, of school his main interest is sports. Although Steve has taken an industrial arts course in C.H.S., his plans for the future are undecided. CAROL KING Speech ir great, hut .filenee ir greater. Kingsy is one of the more reserved members of the senior class. She has participated in Glee Club, Choir, Music Club, and G.A.A. Outside of school Carol has been a member of Young Peo- ple's. We're sure that Kingsy's good looks and cooperative spirit will be an asset to her at what- ever college she attends. 'NP a er f C oir yr It -55 v L B it s 'E ' urh i , thi 5 gf ' ' . e re i le sw. -' ers o r as, l'h -.-- ,Qin ' it ', lee :--i - ritte fo t 5 hatterhox. Dur' , it s ' ry ar, ot u -- to seeing him drive V ,gh t l ev day, for he V w ed d -' he so s ation. Karl will defi- txb, t i e ya? an V t to hatever college he chooses. Q XQ 5 Q5 t 55 CHARLES ROBERT KUENSTNER, JR. Never let your Jtudier interfere with your education. Hear those model airplanes buzzing around the athletic field? Charlie is undoubtedly taking part, for he has a rabid enthusiasm for anything me- chanical. A member of the Model Airplane Club and the Aviation Club in school, he has also been a member of the Tri-County Sky Rovers Model Airplane Club and the Buccaneers Hi-Y. After D college Goomba plans to became an auto test 51? UX.driver. my 'Ni P 6 A-1 I J e,,,6a,F ' '74-Q. i -'lrqr ,N '9410 X' ' 7' qxflet G5 G 'GLY . ew-1 - 'A' J- . V 0 Qlfb Lf 41-5 QD! ELSIE MARIE JOHNSON There ir a mirchievour twinkle in her eye. Elsie, during her high school years, has partici- pated in many activities, including Business Club, Leathercraft Club, Choir, and G.A.A. She is also a member of Y-Teens. In her spare time Elsie reads or plays baseball. Upon graduation, Elsie plans to secure a position in the secretarial Held. ALLAN JUDGE Ambition and toil maketh a man. Al is the blond boy who fills your gas tank down at the Esso Station. In C.H.S. he has par- ticipated in Dramatic Club, Boys' Glee Club and Choir and has been the Dramatic Club and G.A.A. Show electrician, as well as co-business manager of the Chatter. Outside of C.H.S. Colonel has found time for Presbyterian Young People's. After attending the General Motors In- stitute of Technology, Al hopes to become an automobile dealer. , ' 6' 6 ,jeifi
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. Q 1 I 1 pf 4, ,. I 1 . I fn litmz ' Ju' li '24-l'f.i',:!1'F'A'Vqnf . H ,fx tw Jiffy' pf x I , . ,, J gl ir ' ELL MOWEN , I ply lgjnleefi ,' rut and faitlyfulnerx are the 2 ,F fer e nee of friendrlaipf' wx ,, in as cipated in many extra-curricular Nj dfdlvi es, inc ding Girls' Chorus, Choir, and p G , f which she was Sales Manager. Anne 1 ' it a r capable secretary in our sophomore and eople s Anne plans to attend college ' A LJ 4' V Lu r rs.,Outside of school Anne is a member ' - 0 '- ' . 91,1 n ter rpteach. 1 X J f vf JOHN P. OKEEFE '. ' For him the zvorld would have no joyr, if in it A2z3q 6 T I My Iloefe u'ere only boyrf' 'OV ,Lg QR. . . H ww Jack is another of our Township students. He -S wd 'l get? 'Ile' ' has belonged to Choir, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Q,,ov...y1Ckld.l2,QCl?'fSV iE.?Q'5famf1f1C Dramatic Club, and the Wrestling Club. In his Club for the past ou rs, servin as' its pub- spare time, he enjgyg bowling, camping, and lifify Cl12iifm21f1 iD h S5e 2115 Q150 dancing. jack plans to work after graduation. His fakell Pfiff in Girls' Ch0f1lS, , - -A- chief ambition is to become a singer or a night Westminster Fellowship claimed Mickie's inter- est outside of school. She also enjoys knitting and horseback riding. Mickie's soft voice and efhcient manner will be helpful to her in her chosen profession of nursing. b FRANK PATTERSON Be not deceived by lair innocenl appearance. One of the most popular boys in the class, Frank is also our best athlete. In addition to being club owner. Q,Q0NquR ig' 'Zrtag lj. If K ti . 'ucunfbaxguli jr -. . -l 1' ma ' mf, 4 ,, -,M , H A -c sauna Un., Aa uuc'vmJ4't 'T', ' 7. W , 'x ' Y . ' ,vm 1 of 53,5 was-X -V 'C A M 1' Y S ye55Z'ZiiAfZ?TER ggw, SMC f FJSVTJ' --, . xl 1 4 4 l rf L' a first-rate goalie in soccer, and a fine pitcher in baseball, he has been one of the most spectacular basketball players C.H.S. has ever had. However, Frankie's activities have not been confined to sports. I-Ie's been active in Choir and Red Cross, as well as treasurer of Student Council. He has also participated in Panthers' and Seniors' '50 Hi-Y, Boy Scouts, and Young People's. After graduation i'Maury plans to go to Colgate, and afterwards he'll try his luck in professional basketball or baseball. J, , JJ ROGER' Gglfrg PR AM J, A. Happ - lucky a gnzglar fe f. D Prit ' e senigt oy ' th syamile wh ' n se in the t Sho the gym. He has ery wrtial to s s, haviny my on h arsit soccer, ket all, Ms tegs. g3Ui6?'bf Clwfrilue hw ipated in Buca rs i-YfSenior3lJ0 1-Y,,and Young Peo r wr ion,?Lyt2-e1p1!l:s'to study busi s ge ent, but 1 lmdekided as to what crvlle l a tend. i SHIRLEY ANN REAMS I at .fzreet delight a aaiet life ajfordrf' Y Sh' sgdahqgof f- gl? students. She as been active in 4 thercraft I ub, Busia ness Club ant ' ' , ' uffkdebrffa' sch ul Shir has been m be' e S 1 1' f 1 i Y . X. ' V Y f v 1 in een 'A age and pf t e Bobiss. Swirls njoy 4 ,f -3 we ing, ' ,. and immitlg. Her frie ly attit-,rr will sur l helPfQ,51?,k-Sf,hf-3391 WCC ' ' K f Y-' . A f f V. vp, , I I I r -- .fak- l gf' 20 ' or 7
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