Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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aagjxy l-IYL R NCB v NEMAN by Jw fit mfr. rem ik as parti ' .ted in n r cti 'ties. She e a mem o t e 1' Girls' Glee ,ub, Spanish Club, and A ccompanied the Choir for the last two years. Outside of school she is vice-president of the Presbyterian Young People's. Upon graduation, she hopes to go to college. Af P . 11 ' f 1 ' lbgiggirl 'ell known f - er witty 1 en r f h ' , 1 y . ' 'S 41,1 Ai , N DIANE EsTEiLE WARD 1 Sl11denr. fuzffiznd .rpbqt r11preme.i ' Dee's extragurriculaolactivlities in Cfl-l.S.f in- clude Girls' C orus, Choir, Badminton Club,?md G.A.A. In'her spare time,' she has takenlypfart in Marinersfof which she --is president, ands oung Peoples She also enjoys water sports, ancing and knitting. Upon graduation, Dee plans to enter training to become a nurse. SE IDRS 1950 DAVID LEE WEARY Genil1.r if Ihr faflflffly Io avoid bard work. David's major interest is photography. He has belonged to the Photography Club for two years. His outside activities have included Bowling Club, Explorer Scouts, and the Methodist Youth Fel- lowship. After graduation David hopes to be employed at Ciba. I CATHERINE HILD I-Y'v ?1E ' zfeflrlae ll er to d ver, tmp' Uef pw' M P 'W fr , , as n s, is l versa ' e rs o hi ol, she hasfwaafilne ' h a . ' n ad ' ' n, she has MO! i t A a Ch 'r e' Pr s lu , .A. he e al '-1 ' I -'f te unio o 1 nt 4 s I l . - o ' 4 It ' . . - , . I 6 5 N ' I . ' ' . - . 1 l a t ng eo s, p aymg e ano, v l o ' rtily e St. Louis . ' . ' - 'lv wi er ' 5 Y shagggucgeed in hey. s -' M NE WBLLINEE and nnhzry ne B N Q 93 ro ' . f ' . I h ve usy e our She n and, tra, Glee , tic Cl oir, Service, Girls' s, ! .A. tside o ol he c ivi s ha en ' num . The ' ce r ies of 57,94 Main cing an i51g plus mem- l9,JV1,,l the?hrine , Yogg Peoples, and e , o whi was secretary. With all her ergy a o a fun-1 ving personality, 0' 's suc carem a College and later at Presbyterian spita New York is niily assured. DO Llyill. ILLIWV ,J-311 ijgzqqll fo are tlmzjre ft y V 7 Jil k -1 11,14 . he Ls.b4fe.1Kknow'n to his rf ,' e of i?fKrDQQre expert wrestlers in the ' s f '50 ' n erest in t is t has been lub Other activitie rc have taken up on's time have been the ress Club, the Science Club, and the Sea Scouts. We know Don will bea great success in whatever he undertakes. ' a,ctive .pa rgpknatgmiyiilfhe Wres- 25 , 04

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S I 1 I , ' ' ' 0 1 ' 'A ' s Q i 4 , ' . eg ' , , ESTBLLE Zz. sTUcKELMAN,, f ' I H a .. . ,, ' 4 3 - 1Qmnkne.vS'1.r 4 true zqrmew' 1' V A ' Estelle isfwell known 'Bo gveryone-lthromfghlhfr activdgnarticipatipri in Choir, Ciirlswqtaef, Press Club, tudem Counc'il,.G.A.A cb ef. anidtdgfe Dramatic Club, of which fb: was vice-pre ' nt in qher senior year H:t main out 'de avetivity 'infembershi oqfhif stare Y0uu1d'is1fnei1.,,Bi1ine lan tp is to New York 'University hool Qi fbaudafifyn andqpgjor in pre-school allifffbrimagy-I teaching ' i ' -xc' ' M H LES SUMMERER . 1 I Q ' 1' fb r fr l' . l ll N4 ,j 'N Lf at a J loner ear 111 , A HC!-99IRl7ES SCHRj5PP,THAEL?2f! . 'vp 9.1 JIM. 'schizzyl' t ,, .- j - Wlfdo 'bm k qi ew Pdf? ffff ' Niki -Q.f ' - ear. hie a ver he. s ea t ilf-Pear. dl ink or ' arliewis if 2. , fla s i. e indo r lac J gndo J ly af gi ci' a SPea er. qtgidpagf the, 4 I4 t t C, i he .l. enqglygigggzlffre 1 N lassrogm Ch e's b ere s ent r iaroun tra 'Y , Q1 V.-1 ' Zi p ans o join the Nav , af! lb Df0dS:C0 Cryxt , f, hi h he is - Rx' lyf, ikfil lgihe -og nip? ,aviatio if t in. Singing bot' s odl. ir ad the ,A 7 ' gi' I . 4 ' ' W 5 ,N oup geople' hojt atit Prefb'yterEg1jC u hjj' 9 ,yjf ! cl i :fgo eal,pfr i R im iffadcyf , fi Fit E V ' yr Alhegnsgr ofei e Y ng Iitzres ' 'd E re,r! cout I His intellect will t him Q' lar inx ogege. 1 ' x ,J st ' . I 4 ,,m,M W The CHA TTER ' -, , Jffla R BERTA R I jli, - I , -I 1 It :fe I e aturql you Ive rally X e. ' I H jane is the 'r whose' ess has a her an outst ' megytb QVAA. S lso has been a icipanti e Dramati b inzstl-nfl! I and Mariners ide of hoax Jane's!-fl ns My after hi h ol are incifdigfte, ut her easin 3 . .P 3 personalit ill assure-Er much success livliliit- ever held she chogges. NLVJDJ ' X .651 S 'ia wx 'Y' -xx yv ' fi-'W N -' -V Y.,-5iiRG1p1m'9RA 'MJWBRIYU ' ,'-W :LA rbeerifffvyaeartza ng fare plff Jambi -ins EY' XOJJ 7' it iff' J tbgaazrkesl pfglkw l X SQ 'V ' 0 ' Qmie, a is bettQfknown,'Hg'?r1othe -aff' J! ooteg ifegofxr clay !jB'e3des13?!ih5 is-mfaf, a e e an ng e , a , g, 9- xp abS'teaclles did School lag,-qif ' Q pzinnie eenigisgjin we QPPAC , ang J G' l' Chorus ter raidadtionwgie pla s ' ,,.-S' . - f my -' S . gisifgd St. sailencgffgfersityiey G KY' F ' 1 K .p- sf , M. 5 -'q'. av. . v QNX? 'tab' . Rv , DY J IJ v' it 1 .lf Q-ajiiffrrss ROBERT VAl:I WERT N KifQ .ff:i rr ' 'Q cs -I Smut of bear! and strong of lzmbf' The pleasure jim has received from working at the Texaco Gas Station has been the result of his interest in cars and mechanics. jim has other interests: he- has belonged to the Press Club, the Cooking Club, and the Bowling Club during the past four years. His extra-curricular activities in- clude Hi-Y and Methodist Young Peoples jim plans to enter a trade school next year. S 1

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MARION ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Still uviferr fun deepf' Marion, one of the more etiicient secretaries of our class, has taken part in the G.A.A., the Choir, and the Girls' Chorus, and at the same time, has maintained an excellent average. Being a Green Village Bob-Cat has taken up most of her spare hours outside of school. Next year will find Marion at Stafford Hall. casa? is best known as cine -c tains e eff ' . sg .J WEALTHY ANN WITTREICH UC00l71L'.l.Y izml i16.rw11'i' from lwzilv mul lim! imlimzlt' jim' qznzlilivn' XVealthy is that tall, honey-haired senior who always appears to be having a wonderful time. She has participated in the G.A.A., Tumbling Club, Dramatic Club, and Choir. Outside of school Wealtliy's activities center around dancing. She is a member of the New jersey Civic Ballet Group. We're sure that with her persistent nature, Wealthy will succeed in her chosen career of science. Dm' R ARET ANNE WOOD -.inlhzrawiifbof f a tici ated in hoir, Press Club, and all G.A,A. ' g S' lotfifiimefixgking aftiilie' Wi ' n Pitta Aside fr m his, she still finds time A anf er A'-Qtdr graduatio e opes to,att n college, where -her' file' e onality1wTll'Eeg1'ggat asset. A x, fi L' i' GEORGE HEATH WOODRUFF 'fulfil and lazzmor belong 10 geniuf alone. George is one of our most versatile seniors. As associate editor of the Claatrerbox he has done cartooning, writing, and drawing. He's keenly in- terested in music, having his own radio program on WMTR, Voice.: from the Pail. and he was a member of the Record Club of C.H.S. for two years. He is also a member of the International Record Collectors' Club, and has sung in the Choir and Glee Club for their school programs. Although George is undecided about his future plans, his intellectual ability and fine sense of humor will make him successful in whatever field he enters. 4