Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

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Those circumstances which troubled and those events which thrilled us'-whether to laughter, to tears, or to sudden awareness-are now merged in our minds on the common ground of pleasant and fruitful years in freedom. And we have everyone to thanlc for this freedom. Qur forefathers created the system of government which provides for us an atmosphere of political and spiritual freedom. Gur parents and the administration have set up a school system under freedom: although the relentless homework assignments never seem to let us escape, our choice to succeed is our freedom. For freedom is choosing the necessary way to our desired goals. The words in our lnoolcs have taught us our lessons in math and French and chemistry, hut we have our teachers alone to thanlc for our lessons in life. Guidance and love cannot spill forth from hoolcsg it was the men and women malcing our school a living institution who, rather than leading us. opened the door for us and pointed to the beautifully open outside Vv'e must not falter now that we have reached the top step heyond these opened doors. Only confident strides can preserve for us and for those who have done so much for us the beautiful freedom of the United States. PATSY SCARRY Editor-in-Chief CHATTER 1961 rjlwwxgsss CHATHAM HKHlSCHOOL C9-able of Contents PAGE 1 EDITOR'S MESSAGE 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 DEDICATION 5 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ll SENIORS 58 SENIOR STARLIGHTS 40 STUDENT COUNCIL 41 UNDERCLASSMEN 49 SPORTS 64 FOREIGN STUDENTS 65 ACTIVITIES 79 ADVERTISEMENTS CHATHAM ' NEW JERSEY ' Vf.. -1-- .,.,., V --VV-V4-MMV W. -1- -- - f V. LV- , -- ,www M . 'w-Q-ivzz-TW'fw V V V... 3 -.- QV--:V-1 - -1 .... .VKWV - - . V, G - - 9 -M-mx - 1 -- fwfiilf wng A 67 if-1 if-ff--ff ' --J-514' -Fifi- -:I . 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X 1, I it Y K, M -rw K' X W ,fwiX. me W2 wiigitie ffi H A L - A N a - J up -15' .I S 'f - .1 i .h V,-:-11. gf K- . gs, E, K ik, oi,-- -3 H, 1 3+ ifff Witt - 1 5 a'ir be 'aaa f , 7 at A ieee H x 1 . N af Q , . e rraa figs Q 'f 'ir Q wk mm A Q A MWYWM Wk 5WwMMfmMefafiX4i'?iWS,,LiEetfeee eQw,,Mmmmsse , W i W- Candlelight, snowy while gloves, a black lie - these were the glamour of our senior year. Our years al Clwlllam High have ended, and we not only the sadness of lhis end but also the joy of a beginning. We are eager lo mee! new friends and rise to new chal- lenges confident that we will be successful because of the warm friendships we have made and lite challenges we have already mel here at Chatham High School. if a - -ff JS 3- v . 6 ii'-'we-f -' 'Qui Lynn M. Strandine lx! ' .ii , fr. ,X . ' s I. XJ' iiif A A I . I X. . I if fry, Glass gfistory THE CLASS OF 1961 is unique in that we have attended Senior High School for only three years: however, looking back, we seem to have packed more activities, projects, experiences, and good times into our three years than all the former classes put together. There was our first wonderful sophomore year under the able leadership of our class officers, John Storey, Bob Klase. Lynn Strandine and John Hall. The most outstanding event was our participation in the First Annual Spring Festi- val. lVlany of us took part in both the Concert and the G.A.A. Show and displayed by our enthusiasm and interest our de- sire lor the continuation of this combined activity. As we finished up our first exciting year in the school, our new home. we were proud to have our own uhundle of energy, Linda Miller. chosen to represent us on the Cheerleading Squad and our swell sophisticatef' Noelle Quakenbush, elected to the Twirling Squad. ' The next year seemed to come quickly, and it brought with it new adventures we were eager to explore. The fall ushered in a First--the one gigantic, combined sports, Homecoming, presided over by a Fall Sports Queen. Finally. there they were in the colors of the rainbow-blue, red and green. Oi course. our Class Ringsl Vve knew the year was passing quickly when May came and brought with it the College Boards we'd all been dreading. What else occurred in May? Why, of course. the biggest Student Council Campaign in the history of Chatham High School was conducted. We threw ourselves into it with all our enthusiasm and came out with the best man for the job-Art Harrigan. But we saved the best 'til last. September came and we were seniors. Under John Halls capable leadership we en- joyed a memorable and fruitful year. Football and soccer will never be forgotten. Homecoming was especially meaningful because we were full of spirit and enthusiasm for our teams and overllowing pride in our Fall Sports Queen, Linda Chl. ' rf IQ, . Q. ,D ' P k' It J ' V . . rpm. Hall Qlasgpresiclent . . . liked hy all . .. . Honor Society . . . Co-Cap- ta igf the football team . . . avi , an of sports . . . John will be a sure success whatever he does. Hvxfertzien veep . hap ened to your hair, Dick? . . . gmose red ears tell all . . . Honor Society . . . Varsity soccer and tennis . . . the sky's the limit for Dick in the future. senior class Throughout the entire year we were proud of John Storey and Lynn Strancline as they conducted the Suburban 'Conference so efficiently. Although the senior year was filled with the hustle-bustle of too many activities, the tenseness of college acceptances, and the abundance of schoolwork, we shall all remember it as a most wonderful time. The friends we made--1 at first simply through the bonds of being seniors, but later developing into something deeper-will never be forgotten. They must not bel We will graduate with the hope that we go into the world to fulfill a purpose--may the time and effort spent at C.H.S. help us to know this purpose. Anita Louise White .'Nlta,' . . . senior class secre- tary . . . active in church and youth groups . . . so nice to know . . . Honor Society . . . peppy cheerleader . . . the Lit- tle Peoplen . . . a smile for all . . . trustworthy . . . Hi, Y'Al..l..', . . . welcome addition to college. G.A.A. and tumbling . . . plays the piano as it she invented the art . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . secretary of Suburban Conference . . . youth fellowshi . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Lynn ancljher winning smile will be tops in college. H. Christian Ahlers Chris . . . great musical tal- ents . . . plays iano in a band . . . enjoys woriing on the sta- tion wagon . . . boating and water sltiing in the summer. . . labulous hi-li equipment and records . . . Hi-Y . . . annual winter trips to Canada . . . col- lege ahead. Franlz William Anthony Compact and powerful mem- ber of Cl'lS's football team . . . muscle-bound . . . cars are a main interest . . . enjoys a good time . . . friendly and well-lilced . . . sharp dresser . . . witty and good-natured . . . engineering is ahead for Franlc. I Mi Iolm Alan Visitor from Korea . . . never at a loss for words . . . remember those assemblies? . . . good swimmer and soccer player . . . dislilces nothing in the United States, yet . . . fun to lcnow . . . debating team . . . hopes to at- tend Brigham Young Univer- sity. Nlarilyn C. Anderson Dimples when she smiles . . . president ol' Library Council . . . Mathyx Veep . . . fun to be with . . . capable and reliable . . . Bridge Club Secretary . . . choir . . . Marilyn plans secre- tarial worli after junior college. Frederick Archer Fred . . . good-loolcing . . . Chatter . . . boy's cheering sec- tion . . . sharp dresser. . . in- tramural sports . . . Hi-Y . . . terrific dancer . . . great Fisher- man . . . always seen smiling . . . college lies ahead in the field of medicine. WW Bruce Allen Hi-Y guy . . . President of Math Club . . . needless to say, a math whiz . . . owns electronics business . . . invaluable to Com- munity Players . . . pool shark . . . addicted to electronics . . . Resistors Club . . . best of lucl: to Bruce. Karin E. Ansorge Chatham's gift from Germany . . . wavy brown hair and darlc eyes . . . G.A.A .... memo- rable summer at Sun Valley . . . best of luck to Karin in the future. A. Iolm Arends That cool blond hair . . . always friendly . . . crazy about boats . . . another car? . . . last seen rushing to his after school job . . . handy in the shop . . . best of luclc in the future, John. Robert E. Alpaugh 'Robbyu . . . goes all out for boat racing . . . member of the Hi-Y . . . enjoys the .lersey coast during the summer . . . colle i- ate dresser . . . likes to see tie sights in New Yorlc . . . some- thing to say to all . . . aims toward college. Arlene Atchison Envied for that wav brown hair . . . friendly smile for all . . . one of the quieter members of the class . . . loves sports . . . whiz at hoclcey . . . church fel- lowshi . . . good lucl: to Arlene in the Future. Eileen M. Bangert Beautiful red bair and blue eyes . . . quiet till you get to lcnow lier . . . envied for ber extensive wardrobe . . . a true friend . . . loves swimming and liorsebaclt riding . . . best of luclc to Eileen in tbe future. Marilyn A. Bertolini Pizza . . . Miss Personality . . . little bundle of get up nl go , . . a million lauglis. . . ador- able band-sewn wardrobe . . , anotlwer of tbe lvlatliyx . . . en- viable natural curls . . . lilced by all . . . crazy about any lcind of plants . . . ls my slip sl1owing? . . . Best of luclc to Marilyn in junior college. David Bean 'lBeanoH . . . crazy tlattop . . . anybody for a iloorsbift? . . . autbority on cars and radio equipment . . . lilzes pbysics . . . a good sense of liumor . . . often found in tlie T. and C .... en- gineering abead for Dave in col- lege. Barbara Bentson UBarb,' . . . smile for everyone . . . witty sense of tiumor . . . lovely long blonde liair . . . al- ways neat . . . avid basketball tan . . . Are you sure tl1ose nails are long? . . . college and ele- mentary teacluing are in Barb's future. Elizabeth Ann Bieg Francoise . . . Honor Society member . . . excellent linguist -especially Deutsclie . . . oil'- beat Associate Editor of Chai- iertvox . . . intellectual individ- ualist . . . never llustered . . . styles own liair . . . plays bass in time orcliestra . . . talented artist . . . Betsy l'1opes to study in Germany. Fred Beebe Fred . . . soft spolten . . . al- ways ready witla a greeting . . . never bad an enemy . . . speedy dasli man on traclt team . . . But nobody aslced mel . . . our best wislies will follow Fred tlirougli the future. Catherine Ann Bernhard Catl'1yH . . . member of Honor Society . . . many beautiful col- legiate clotlies . . . Chatter Staff . . . Dramatics Club Vice-Presb dent . . . baunts New Yorl: bool: stores and art museums . . . Bul- letin Board committee in .lunior year . . . Tri-Hi-Y ollicer . . . plans include college. Beverley Anne Bissell Beautiful long blonde bair . . . recording secretary for Student Council . . . avid sports tan . . . congenial . . . life of tl'1e party . . . clever artist . . . summers at Beacti Haven . . . exuberant dancer . . . will malce an excel- lent secretary. Virginia Gail Beiizoffer Ginny . . . quiet, but always baving a good time . . . stamps to Texas . . . Hub? . . . Field tioclcey and liomeworlc . . . Worle- ing girl . . . ber winning smile's a sure success in tlie secretarial Held. Harold Cornelia E. Boniface Corey , . . otticer ot ctiurcti Nici-Atlantic Conference . . . member of Chatter class . . . presiclent ot Tri-Hi-Y for two years . . . loves to sing . . . al- ways smiling . . . uvtflwadclaya mean tm not ttie quiet type?H . . . college for Corey. Iolm W. Broolzes fo-captain ot tlwe Debating Team . . . intelligent . . . enttiu- siastic Matti Ctulu supporter . . . capable News Ectitor ot ttie Ctiattertnox . . . Marctiing Bancl . . . intellectual sense ot' tiumor . . . Honor Society . . . .lotin is oft to college. Peter Bonner Pete namecl ttie lgloo . . . lilies guns . . . always reacly to sup- port tlie otlier sicle . . . great in industrial arts . . . crazy about the cafeteria food . . . Pete's ott to tlie Army after grarluation. lane Carolyn Brauer Poisecl Garlancl Girl . . . active Tri-Hi-Y member . . . sluarp clresser . . . clwurcti fellowship . . . college weelcencls at lttiaca . . . enjoys clancing and swim- ming . . . Future plans inclucle college. Alma M. Brown Cute tmloncle . . . Youttl Council . . . Sunday School teactier . . . neat dresser . . . member of Recl Cross . . . great tallcer . . . sum- mers at Long Beacti lslanct . . . XX-ftio, me Flirt? . . . partial to a certain Forcl . . . memtner ot Chatter statt . . . future plans inclucle college. Karen E. Boutanger Bouncing liall ot energy . . . friendly anct sincere . . . ma - nincent seamstress of an aj- mirecl xvarctrotne . . . lmorn artist . . . always tull ot icleas . . . cute G.A.A. clown . . . passion lor tootlnall . . . catcliing sense ot tiumor . Karen is Ott to col- lege after gracluation. Gary I. Broderson Friendly . . . good sport . . . 'omcer ot luis Hi-Y . . . cliurcti lelloxvslwip . . . interestecl in elec- lronics anct aviation . . . college lxounil. Patricia Ann Bryan Patti . . . hometown Rich- moncl . . . always neat and trim . . . pert clieerleaoler . . . girls' cliorus . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Pep Clutm . , . lull of laugtis . . . sweet smile ancl trienclly clisposition . . . plans to tue an elementary sctiool teactier . . . college atieacl . . . clown Soutli-wlwere else? vi . X x N K, . If Elizabeth Braclslzgw Betsy . . . full ot' ep ancl energy . . . always Eutztaling over witli icleas . . . loves all sports . . . clever lnair stylist . . . lrienclly ancl sincere . . . tzest ot luclx to Betsy in tier clwosen Held. Dllyle Ielllllle BUCEHCI' Poisecl Garland Girl . . . im- maculate so histicated appear- ance . . . collegiate clotties . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . tumbler. . . expert twirler . . . beautiful long lorown page-boy . . . reservecl manner . . . Dayle will tae a sure success at junior college. f f Peter Y. Burlze Pete . . .talented guitarist ot tbe Casualaires . . . also plays tbe trumpet . . . glee club . . . active in tbe Hi-Y . . . Petels interests include boat racing and Hsliing . . . member of Chatter statt . . . collegiate, responsible . . . Pete lans to study engi- neering in tie future. Ion Stephen Carnahan Steve . . . all-round sports- man . . . football squad . . . al- ways liunting . . . reliable treas- urer of lellowsliip . . . ice boclcey . . . cburcb assistant Secretary . . . bard worlcer . . . always a comical remarlc . . Slove plans to go to college. Thomas Burnett Tom . . . blond bair . . .blue eyes . . . avid roller derby fan . . . belongs to roller derby train- ing scbool . . . lilces sports . . . interested in girls and parties . . . friendly hello for all . . . good luclc to Tom in tlie Coast Guard. Peter Alan Caffrey Hpeten . . . noted for sense of luumor . . . quiclt witb a quip . . . outstanding performer on ttxe gridiron . . . industrious and lilceable . . . often seen driving bis '56 lvlercury . . . Hi-Y . . . wild dancer , . . spends summer worlting on lbe road crew . . . enjoys bunting . . . college ahead. Edward Eater Carpenter Cl1ip'y . . . entbusiastic party- goer . . . Hi-Y member . . . likes summer sports: boats, waterslci- ing, and cars . . . good company . . . earns money cutting grass . . . Ed is otl: to college after graduation. lwichael B. Burton lVlilte . . . valuable member of soccer and tennis teams . . . active in student council . . . avid reader and music fan . . . Hi-Y . . . bas great interest in all sports . . . quiet . . . a sincere friend , . . lVlil:e's college bound. David Carmeli Quiet one . . . connoisseur of ltalian food . . . stalwart of tlie Good Deal . . . member of tbe fraternity ot 'bowlers and golfers . . . even natured . . . next stop: Parris lsland and tlle Marines. Gail Carver Vvfonderful friend . . . active in cliurcli fellowship . . . tbose Maine summers . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . never witliout a smile . . . giggler . . . collegiate clothes . . . agile tumbler . . . sure to be an asset to any college. Katherine Bystralz Kitten . . . crazy about cats . . . cute and petite . . . a won- derful sense of liumor . . . friendly and perpetually smiling . . . a great tallcer . . . attractive and neat as a pin . . . best wisbes in tl'1e future. Donna Chapman Knows many American lndian dialects . . . Matti Club member . . . friendly . . . loves sports. . . swimming, slcating, water slai- ing . . . an equestrian . . . enjoys guitar playing . . . Donnals otln for Union Junior College and a matb major. Carol Chociei Choice . . . always lauglting . . . Now wliat did l say tl'lHt'S so funny? . . . unpronounce- able and unspellable last name . . . full of lun . . . loves to drive . . . our best wisbes go to Carol in tl'1e future. lean Douglas Craig Beautiful brown liair . . . quiet and reserved . . . talented All- State violinist . . . avid sup- porter of Pep Club . . . tumbling . . . ltoclcey . . . friendly and congenial . . . active in lmer cburcli lellowsbip . . . consci- entious G.A.A. treasurer . . . best at lucl: in tlie future, Jean. Fe. . , - '- fi .3 I 5 A-jf! fi EEE A551 155 A 1 Qs i 4 S Z I 1--af .Q , 5 Michael Citlorslzi lVlil4e . . . Veep of Honor So- ciety . . . Hi-Y . . . Lay-out edi- tor of Chatter . . . fabulous personality . . . pliotograpby bug . . . member of debating team . . . traclc . . . intelligent wit . . . worlis in Eastmanls Camera Department . . . loves sailing . . . tliougbtlul . . . Milre is going to become a doctor. loan Ann Clinclzy Juana . . . president of Matbyx Club . . . beautiful clotlues . . . Chatter Stall' . . . seen often in ber baby blue con- vertible . . . Student Council member . . . Modern Dance . . . tall and sopllisticated . . . Did anyone mention Hawaii? . . . a sure success in college. Richard M. Craig Valuable member of the golf team . . . Hi-Y member . . . friendly . . . enjoys swimming and liunting . . . interested in sports cars . . . sluarp dresser . . . Monty plans to attend a col- lege in Florida alter graduation. George Clark Hey, Georgelu . . . bard trit- ting football lineman . . . col- lects guns . . . ,55 Ford . . . lilies slwort brown bair . . . at every party . . . 'Tll lcill 'emu . . . best of luclc always, George. DOIN!!! COOL Student Council . . . Cliairman ol Bulletin Board Committee . . . sliarp wardrobe . . . Have you seen a green '54 Ford? . . . always cbanging ber lmair style . . . part time job . . . Donna liopes to major in Art at Col- lege. Susan S. Crane Sue . . . intellectual non-con- formist . . . envied for ber atb- letic ability . . . active in claurcli fellowship and scbool clioir . . . Htennis, anyone?U . . . quiet and reserved until you get to lcnow ber. . . enjoys reading and play- ing tbe piano . . . good sense of bumor . . . college alwead for Sue. Gregory Clark Greg . . . tall, darlc, and liandsome . . . Oli, tl'1at toe. . . All-State soccer fullback . . . bot car . . . few or no worries . . ., llies bigli loolcing for cloud SHI9 . . . way-out sense of luumor . . . watcli out for missiles in tlie Great Beyond. lohn Harrison Criss Valuable member of Varsity Soccer team . . . member of tlie Chatterbox stall' . . . arcliitec- ture is a main interest . . . tal- ented on tlie baseball diamond . . . Hi-Y . . , .lolin plans to study for a career in joumalism. Sandra Kay Cronin Sandy , . . . quiet 'til you get to lznow her . . . a Mathyx om- cer . . . heautitul wardrobe . . . plays violin in the school or- chestra and Lalzeland .lunior Symphony . . . Chatterbox and Girls' Chorus . . . plans for so- cial work after college. Eleanor Ann Decker Ann . . . Student Council memlser . . . Chatter' paragraph editor . . . debating team . . . Honor Society . . . enjoys read- ing, painting, and coolcing . . . Dramatic Clulo president . haunts New Yorl: hoolcshops . . . Youth Council memlner . . . Ann hopes to major in French at college. Anne Cummings Pretty lzulue eyes . . . quiet and demure . . . memher of the Li- lnrary Council . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . always fun . . . Modern Dance group . . . infectious smile . . . junior col- lege ahead for Anne. August Daulz, lr. Gus . . . out for a good time . . . a way with the girls . . . sports fan . . . can pilot a plane . . . clever cartoonist . . . good loolring . . . sharp wit . . . con- genial and friendly . . . Gus will add much to the college of his choice. Mimi Delapena Hlvlimsu . . . Nlathyx Clula ol:l:i- cer . . . loves England . . . pa- tron of the arts . . . fashion designing . . . Modem Dance and Girls' Chorus . . . summers at the Fish and Game when not in Europe . . . Chatterbox stall . . . college ahead for Mimi. Peter Vail Cummings uxvhich is Mrs. Fleming and which is Mrs. Burns? . . . Math Club memlaer . . . interested in tropical tish and electronic gadg- ets . . . always ready to lend a hel ing hand . . . college is inclucllecl in Pete's future plans. ,J ',,,,4!f-'37 c- .19-W7 aflffffjnwf Bruce Winthrop Davey First string Varsity football . . . active member of church tel- lowship . . . Area President of the Hi-Y . . . tall and blond . . . lilies all lcinds of sports . . . well-rounded personality . . . Bruce hopes to attend the Unit- ed States Military Academy at XV est Point. Willis C. De Moss Rod and reel man . . . connois- seur of guns and cars . . . quiet, hut always enjoys a jolce . . . wants to travel . . . nice guy to lmow . . . next stop, service. Thomas K. Cunningham Tom . . . interested in all sports . . . what a sense of humorl . . . excels in hoclcey . . . that lalaclc Ford . . . ever been to Toms to watch color T.V.? . . . Hcventlemen prefer Blondes . . . hates Vollcs- wagens . . . next stop: college. Gloria loan DeMott Faithful . . . trustworthy . . . quiet and unassuming . . . church choir. . . Sunday School piano player . . . competent Tri- Hi-Y treasurer . . . intelligent president of church youth group . . . sewing whiz . . . future History teacher. Bruce ttf. Denilze Powerful lullbaclt of football team . . . 3 year varsity catcher ol baseball squad . . . hocltey . . . interested in all sports . . . possessor of many niclcnames . . . often seen driving his '60 Chevy convertible . . . quiet and self-assured . . . Bruce is headed for college. Q l Richard Gary Dooley A passion lor cars . . . enjoys lxuilcliug. tuning and racing them . . . Good with his hands . . . Rich enjoys woodworlving and body worlc on cars . . . sports lan . . . one of the quieter members of our class . . . Rich hopes to someday own a body shop. Sandra Beverly Desantis Sandy . . . friendly hello for everyone . . . member of the Library Council for three years . . . enjoys music . . . quiet and sincere . . . faithful member ol' school choir . . . beautiful big brown eyes . . . future plans in- clude nursing. Susanne A. Direnga Susie . . . tall and blonde . . . well lilsecl . . . wonderful sense ol humor. . .lifeguard . . . those summers at the lalce . . . Tri- l'li-Y ollicer , . . Pep Club, Stu- rlent Council . . . never a dull moment . , . Chatter . . . nurs- ing career ahead for Susie. Richard Dunning Funny . . . Pontiac . . . .lean Shepard lan . . . part time job . . . always friendly . . . smile lor all . . . remember the Ulysses S. Grant Super Market? . . . loves Chemistry? . . . digs Edgar Allan Poe . . . reads a lot . . . success ahead. Diane Dickerson Di . . . never at a loss for words . . . Uxvho, me llirttu . . . horse bacl: rider . . . loves convertibles . . . No boolts for mel . . . big brown eyes and lovely long hair . . . Good luclt, Di, as a lab technician. fill C. Doehner Beautiful blonde pageboy . . . an expert on horsebacl: . . . en- joys sports . . . avid swimmer . . . attractive and neat as a pin . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . crazy about driving . . . plans to attend Emmaus Bible School. St8U6YllqA. Eclelstein., ,t ill A' Steve: A can ,foftlen :abd j found around the' flglotfh I' at mem- 'lleirliol the, . Stevehen- joysflrpusic arid:-flli-li . . . has lan .jititaesr int printing and pho- tography . ,,.- active on Stu- ltleutx Qouncll ?0tl1l11ltl,6BS,Q Steve lends ltaluahle assistance . . Steve plans to enlist in' the lvla- iiiiieglfftlter graduation. :,r ,W Nanette Dimino Nan,' . . . came to us in Soph- omore year lrom Colombia, South America . . . elhcient and energetic . . . capable Chatter- box editor-in-chief. . . debating team . . . spealss Spanish like a native . . . Honor Society . . . can cool: anything . . . best ol luclt to Nan in college. Richard S. Ehmann Dick . . . Business manager ol the Chatterbox . . . friendly anal well-lilced . . . sings in choir, glee club, and double quartet . . . assembly usher . . . loves a good time . . . inter- ests include bowling, swimming, salt-water lishing. and cars . . . church fellowship . . . Dicl: is oll to college. Diane Eichelhardt Di . . . Ooh those eyesl . . . pretty hlonde hair . . . person- ality plus . . . 'lxfvho llirts? . . . XVhose car can we horrow today? '...' lDid we have homcworl: last night?H . . . Ex- pert equestrian . . . good lucl: as a lah technician. David Firmage Traclq team . . . plays trumpet in orchestra and in a dance hand . . . good loolqing . . . quiet, yet very friendly . . . a really nice guy '... college lies ahead for Dave. Harry Eiermann, HI Jack . . . Business Manager of the Chczilertwox . . . active in Fellowship and Student Coun- cil . . . relialale . . . Usure, l'll do ity' . . . ardent divot digger . . . lacles a sure success . . . college hound. Bruce Feay Fagan . . . impatiently con- scientious . . . good in all his studies . . . Honor Society . . . enthusiastic Bridge Clulo Presi- dent . . . avid Chess Cluh mem- her . . . Math Cluh . . . Explorer . . . expert rilleman . . . ama- teur golfer . . . sure success lies ahead for Bruce. Michael William Ford lVlil:e,' . . . did someone men- tion the Village? . . . Leo's . . . seen in an MG . . . always ready for a party . . . a smile for all . . . Hi, Dad . . . future plans inflfisle college . . . I an l have a it. le tif. Lois Ellinwood Lively . . . always laughing . active in church choir and youth group . . . expert seam- stress and coolc . . . malres most of her own clothes . . . mornings in the guidance office . . . how does that gymsuit get past in- spections? . . . junior college ahead for Lois. George Feus President of church youth tel- lowship . . . tall and laloncl . . . what a sense of humorl . . . they say some lilce 'em short . . . water slciing . . . trips to Maine . . . church choir . . . that laoat . . . George is olt to college. Lola G. Forrest Always thoughtful and consid- erate . . .I smiling hlue eyes . . . shy? . . . lirst love: horses . . . talented singer . . . have appe- tite, will eat . . . anythingl . . . active memlaer of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Mathyx . . . Just lah . . . where to? . . . Arizona, of course . . . good luclc in college next fall, Lola. r Melinda L. Fatty lVlinclyU . . . a dreamer . . . mad passion for horses and rid- ing . . . laig lalue eyes . . . What? . . . always polite . . . talented pianist . . . loves pizza . . . Hparlez-vous francais? . . . a great movie fan . . . good lucl: to Mindy in college. David F. Freeman Dave . . . oratorical slcill . . . Co-chairman ol' the debating team . . . Honor Society . . , interests include mathematics, physics, and music . . . active in Math Club . . . marches in hand . . . violinist . . . slrillllul at chess and lnridge . . . Eagle Scout . . . future: a leading mathematician or physicist. XL. .X L.. Dorothy Lynn Fuechsel Lynnl' . . . expert dancer . . . capable Tri-Hi-Y chaplain . . . friendly and reliable . . . al- ways lrnitting ,sweaters . . . Fu- ture Teachers of America and church fellowship . . . Lynn is oll to college to study teaching. Carol Gibson Quiet 'til you get to lcnow her . . . Honor Society . . . she's a blusher . . . Chatter stall' . . . that faint drawl of the Deep South . . . une chanteuse . . . takes everything in stride easily . . . success, next stop. Peter Gatrrielson Pete . . . history's second Casanova . . . always on the go . . . did anyone say a party? . . . summers at the shore . . . good luclc, Pete. Sheila M. Geoghegan Quiet . . . shiny, brown eyes . . . loves tennis, hunting and reading . . . hates spaghetti . . . an enthusiastic F.H.A. mem- ber . . . those trips to the coun- try . . . Sheila plans a secre- tarial career. Frantz Gisoldi pleasing ersonality . . . friend- ly smile for all . . . lilies French . . . industrious . . . wavy blaclc hair . . . Best of luclr to Franlc in the future. if Thomas Gaetie Tom . . . Co-President ofthe Economics Classes' Stocl: Club . . . Pep Club supporter . . . Hi-Y member . . . loves a good arty . . . expert at golf . . . tlow do you spell that last name? . . . subtle sense of hu- mor . . . Tom is oft' to college. gf! .A .1 yi ti' 9, rrgrtflfltel Iacq in Gerthk Jacky . . . active in church choir and fellowship . . . avid tumbler . . . tan of all sports . . . capable babysitter . . . quiet but friendly . . . recipient of a G.A.A. award . . . best of lucl: to .laclry in her chosen field ot teaching. ludith Glasel Came to Chatham from Lalce Forest, lllinois in Junior year . . . lcnown for her laugh . . . member of Modem Dance Club . . . llirtatious . . . the girl with the tiny feet . . . after high school Judy would lilce to model. Margmet Gardner A quiet member of the class . . . church choir member. . . loves driving . . . plays the piano . . . hates liver . . . plans to worlr for a year and then attend col- lege. Donal Golden au ,Soc eaih '. n nch s . ctogbl ra et. . ase Ig I a itc er . .Iloves Ot qu' u .I ' 1255? 1 ire ns inc u e co ege. Virginia Trese Gordon Those glossy tressest . . . smile for all . . . G.A.A .... treas- urer ot Tri-Hi-Y . . . fahulous personality . . . lilzes howling . . . lmunclle of joy . . . H1 Finally got the carl . . . Best ot luck to Ginny at Green Mountain. Marcia Hatladay Came from Denver Senior year . . . heautitul auhum hair . . . interested in dramatics . . . loves speech . . . friendly and nice to lcnow . . . Chatterbox reporter . . . plans to study Drama at a Xvestern university. ft will ef it xwsjayfrfiy Blllfllllftl Gould Mcouldien . . . naturally curly blonde hair . . . known to carry scissors in her pocliet . . . worlcs at Canoe Brool: . . . loves John- ny lxlathis . . . Pep Clula . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . University ol: Min- nesota atter graduati n ti Guest Soccer champ . . . Varsity Club . . . Hi-Y. . .loves a party... intramural haslcethall . . . auto tan . . . owns a Ford . . . Dont he such a haclterlu . . . Russ should have an interesting fu- ture . . . hest of tuclc. Ernest A. Handelmann Ernie . . . marching hand . . . MOH my aching feet . . . active in church . . . Scouts . . . Hows your transmission? . . . camping and Fishing fan . . . did anyone see a green Ford? . . . Ernie's a sure success. Bonnie Greene Famous for niclmames . . . fun to he with . . . always laughing . . . F.l'l.A. Vice-President . . . otlicer of Spanish Cluh . . . Pep Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . lilies to sew . . . much success to Bonnie as a teacher. George L. Hadley Honor Society . . . a genius in math . . . soccer and traclc teams . . . intelligent . . . scientifically minded . . . hriclge and chess fiend . . . avid Math Ctuh sup- porter . . . his opinions are al- ways respected . . . George is olt to college. Arthur W. Harrigan, Ir. Greets you with a cheerful smile and college vocabulary words . . . diligent Student Council President . . . Honor Society. . . enjoys hotography, delmating team, andy French . . . would like to have 50 hours in a day . . . that hectic electionl . . . we wish Art success in col- lege and in law. P is Q 3 Qs, .Lf is David Morton Grierson DaveH . . . Chaplain ol: his Hi-Y . . . tahulous photographer . . . spends a lot of time on his ham radio XVAZlRH . . . dis- lilces bleached-blondes and cala- laage . . . enjoys long-hair music i . . Dave expects to go to col- ege. tx QA . . Elizabeth lean H artelius Betty . . . avid French stu- dent . . . unhelievahl high soprano voice . . . Redy Cross leader . . . G.A.A. Council . . . enjoys sailing and water-slciing . . . suhtle sense ot humor . . . Do we have to go out for gym today? . . . memher ol: church youth organization . . . Betty is oft to college for nursing. e E iii 11 1 i - an ., W s. ,fee H ., ff: .11 - .. t 4. .r riccs ..ttt ' if . , ff .Ay 1.7 .4 A47 Robert Hasiatz Tall, handsome taclcle of the C.H.S. foothall team . . . those hig, lulue eyesl . . . easy to get along with . . . anyone for hoclaey? . . . Oh, that little dent . . . Good luclc to Bch in the Field of medicine. Ieanne Heyl Loads ot' fun . . . tall and at- tractive . . . hig brown eyes . . . shy. at first . . . crazy driver . . . year 'round tan . . . president of her Tri-Hi-Y . . . pleasing personality . . . Jeanne's sure to he a success at elementary teaching. 'Q' 'inf .A' Douglas Hatch Chairman of recreation com- mittee. . . Hi-Y . . . avid hunter . . . lilies howling . . . friendly . . . parties, parties, parties . . . lyest of luclc to Doug in the future. Richard Allan Heater Rich . . . sliilled player on the gridiron and hasehall dia- mond . . . out-door sportsman . . . quiet . . . hunts and fishes . . . tall and hlond . . . Rich is planning on college. Brian Hietmert All-Eastern Chorus . . . All- State Chorus this year . . . plays clarinet, drums, and sax . . . Band, Orchestra, Chorus . . . active in church fellowship . . . lilies loothall, loves guns, and Kansas . . . real haclzer, real nice guy . . . music career ahead. Mary Ann Hamster Energetic . . . always an amhi- tious helper . . . Chatter Stall . . . Pep Cluln . . . ofticer of F.H.A .... excellent seam- stress . . . malces many of her own clothes . . . we wish Mary Ann much success in the fu- ture. Marguerite N. Henderson J.G. . . . sparlcling hlue eyes . . . just hates those adorahle freclcles , . . popular with every- one . . . capahle and elticient Tri-Hi-Y president . . . Honor Society . . . Pep Cluh Council . . . huhhly sense of humor. . . agile tumhler . . . college ahead. Edward Holland Ted . . . terrific bowler . . . loves history . . . excellent singer . . . Honor Society . . . tall and handsome . . . always friendly . . . jolces galore . . . college ahead for Tedward.i' , ' ' tx Edwin Haynes Ed has artistic leanings . . . church Youth Choir memher . . . very imaginative . . . loved Summer Conference . . . lean and lanlzy . . . Ed hopes to at- tend Prep School in the future. is If Betty Anne Howe 'Brigetteu . . . naturally curly hlonde hair . . . lVlodern Dance Club . . . uvxfhy not, hoohieln . . . choir . . . heautiful clothes . . . Oh. that white lmpalal . . . talented dancer . . . lilies to sew . . . alter graduation-art or modeling school. lames Byron Iamison Cross Country star . . . Cf course l lilie my old snealcersn . . . interests include sports . . . friendly to all . . . always in a lmurry . . . future plans include college. Carolyn R. Kardinal G.A.A. memluer . . . All-State Violist lor three years . . . All- Eastern Grchestra . . . orchestra . . . friendly and con- genial . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain . . . loves to sing . . . Chatter Board . . . summer camp coun- selor . . . success to Carolyn as a music teacher. Christine A. lenlzins 'fhrisn . . . came to us from Trinidad in Sophomore year . . . loves calypsos . . . full of energy . . . alnle president of youth group . . . congenial . . . Tri- lli-Y . . . Dont tell me l'm late? ln . . . will retum to the Xvest lnclies after graduation. Alan William Ioralemon Good natured NAV' . . . a star taclcle on the foothall team . . . Varsity Club member . . . en- joys Hshing and hunting im- mensely . . . all sports hold his interests . . . memlaer of Hi-Y . . . friendly and sincere to everyone . . . AI is college bound. Maren Kenseth Attractive . . . unusual clothes . . . cool gym suit . . . always talking . . . artistic . . . memlaer of a Tri-Hi-Y . . . ughl that recl car . . . hopes to attend a col- lege in the Vxfest. Ralph W. lones, Ir. Good-natured . . . has a flair for pulnlic relations . . . sold many Chatters through high pressure sales on the PA .... an idea a minute . . . Vice-President of the Band . . . enjoys golf and howling . . . never a dull mo- ment . . . Ralph is headed for college. lane Ann lourdain Cute Garland Girl . . . one of the Little Peopleu . . . always a pretty smile . . . secretary of youth group . . . a barrel of laughs . . . after Katherine Gihhs, .lane will malce an elli- cient secretary. Katherine L. Kersten Kathy, . . . friendly and sin- cere . . . secretary of church youth group and lnter-Church Youth Council . . . neat and attractive . . . Honor Society . . . Chatter subscription manager . . . tumbling . . . girls' chorus . . . one of the Little People . . . Kathy's future plans include college. Rolmert C. I ones 'llonesyn . . . Varsity Clula President . . . sliclc quarterlnaclc of lootlaall team . . . steady for- ward of loaslcetltaall team . . . hard hitting 5rd baseman of laaseloall squad . , . enjoys all sports . . . physics, and cars . . . good sense of humor . . . Boln is popular with everyone . . . hopes include Xvest Point. Robert Kerwin Mr, Ad-lily of the Marching Band . . ,' modem jazz Fiend . . . Pep Club . . . mixer of chemicals . . . quiet, lnut give him a trumpet and watch outl . . . good luclt in college, Bolo. Rolzert Matthews Klase Bob . . . always ready with a smile or a laugh . . . Vice- President of Student Council . . . active in Hi-Y . . . golf enthusiast and memher of squad . . . Governor of New .lersey Youth Congress . . . Var- sity Cluln . . . a friendly com- ment for all . . . Bolfs immedi- ate aim is toward college. Ellen Lambert El . . . always on the go. . . athletically inclined, lilies sports . . . always neat in casual clothes . . . Pitt hostess . . . friendly and of fun . . . Pep Cluh supporter . . . crazy artist . . . interested Red Cross member . . . junior college is in the Future for Ellen. Barbara Ioan Ktie Sweet dis osition . . . senior year presiclaent of Tri-Hi-Y . . . pert and hlonde . . . loves those summers worlring at the Cape . . . Honor Society . . . avid German student . . . active in youth fellowship '. . . college ahead For Barb. Rolmert E. Krause Quiet and self-assured . . . goes for guns and hunting in a big way . . . lilces cars . . . spends summers as a lifeguard . . . spot- ted at the Town and Country . . . Bch plans to study engi- neering in the near future. Nikki Lane Buhhling ersonality . . . a real sports enthusiast . . . friendly as a puppy . . . Tri-Hi-Y ofli- cer . . . tumbling and pep clubs . . . writes for Chatterbox . . . how ahout that het with Mr. Raluuclc? . . . one of the Little People . . . college ahead. 1 Dorothy Klie Dottie . . . faithful youth group member . . . Honor Soci- ety . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . musically inclined: choir and piano . . . attractive hlue- eyed blonde . . . summers spent in Cape Cod working in a motel . . . college ahead with a major in math or science. Emmanuel Kyprios Minden . . . ace soccer cap- tain . . . well-lilzed hy all . . . plays varsity haslcethall and laaselnall . . . on newspaper stall . . . witty and fun to lcnow . . . lilies history . . . The Greelcn .l. . good lucl: in college, Min- o e. Eileen Langan Cute, petite redhead . . . riotous sense of humor . . . uvsfhacldya mean, a chemistry testl? . . . sharp dresser . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . side comments hrealc up any class . . . assion for sports cars . . . l'llJ never get my licenselu . . . expert rider . . . Eileen's next stop- college. 1 Thomas Kline Choir . . . class haclcer . . . Car- vel . . . a way with the girls . . . nice convertihle . . . Hi-Y . . . always ready with a smile . . . college plans for Tommy, Mary Eileen Laulry Beautiful hlonde hair . . . came to Chatham sophomore year, left senior year . . . enjoys math . . . tons of fun . . . whiz ty ist . . . Chatter Board . . . has lived in six states . . . choir Veep . . . Marys plans include girls' college. Sigrict Lausctzer Foreign exchange student from Austria . . . favorite pastimes include swimming, slciing and hilaing fin the Alps, naturallyl . . . friendly and sincere . . . spealcs three languages . . . tal- ented musician . . . plays violin and piano . . . a career in mu- sic awaits Sigrid. Barbara Linctstectt 'Barhu . . . hails from Morris- town . . . quiet 'til you get to lcnow her . . . beautiful blonde hair. . . a true friend . . .mem- her of Tri-Hi-Y . . . slcillful memher of a howling team . . . talented artist . . . Good luck in the future. y it W a t an etlicie t lolm I. Lawrence Sales Manager of the Pep Club . . . friendly and popular . . . crazy about laoats and cars . . . neat dresser. . , wonderful sense of humor . . . lots of school spirit . . . hates worlcing in hot weather . . . John is off to col- lege. en ou easu r .I-I. . re -nlgy, 'qs po- t0EFaP e' e Chatter- box . . . h arly . . . alnle cl ater . . a whiz at math . . . alces ings go . . . a hug for u n n graphy . . . avid reader. . . plans to study engineering at Rice. lolm Paul Lissy A valuable memtmer of the soc- cer squad . . . sltillful craftsman in shop . . . strong, silent type . . . thoughtful . . . dislilzes English and history . . . after graduation John plans to go into the masonry and lauilding busi- ness. Carote Lelaert Quiet . . . a smile for all . . . Mathyx . . . did someone men- tion Maine? . . . intelligent . . . attractive . . . A-1 personality . . . always helpful . . . active memlner of choir . . . lilces foot- taall games . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . sure success is ahead for Carole fin her chosen career. Jul! .X s Le s J .,----' if Peter T. Litlard Atmle captain of our Golf Team . . . many howling trophies . . . has a hot '54 Merc . . . Hi-Y member . . . quiet, lout a real great guy . . . good loolcing . . . Pete's otf to college for a de- gree in engineering. I 1 W Kathryn Lord Kathy . . . poised Garland Girl . . . pretty green eyes . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . ast Tri-Hi-Y presi- dent . . . flsiendly smile . . . cheery Hollow for everyone . . . fun-tllled summers at the shore . . . Kathy's a sure asset to her college. loyce Leiden JoycieH . . . long lnrown page- lnoy . . . terrific at all sports-' especially hocltey and tnaslcet- ball . . . Fabulous . . . Al- ways has something to say . . . Bridge Clut: . . . math whiz . . . mmers spent at the pool of luck those su the future Anthony Loria Tony . . . tall, darlc and you- lznow-what . . . glue fingered end on foothall team . . . plays haslcetlnall and tmasehall . . . memlaer of Hi-Y . . . lover of pizza and all ltalian food . . . seen often in his Mercury hard- top . . . quiet, unassuming . . . X Tony is a favorite of all . . . college-hound. N Frederick Soutlier Lum Rick . . .tall, dark, and band- some . . . formidable opponent on tlie football lield . . . attend- ed Trinity-Pawling Prep in New York State . . . one of tlie es- corts at tlme homecoming . . . Lacrosse . . . lots of lun . . . Ricks oll to college. - Qing ' I f if Douglas Marek Clarinetist in Band and March- ing Band . . . well up on tlie Civil War . . . top rilleman . . . a lot of fun . . . cbeertul er- sonality . . . very likable, llmut quite quiet .. .?'-t colle e and a successful future abeasl. A ' .ir ri ..' W -I, . ,. 1? . gh-an K Vaterius Lyon Val . . . etite . . . alvvays neat . . . pljeasing personality ...often seen in a red MG. .. Pep Club . . . past Tri-Hi-Y president . . . wild about poodles . . , volunteer work at Overlook Hospital . . . good luck to Val in tbe Field of mercbandising. Donald T. MacNaughton Don . . . long and lean. . . soft spoken and sincere . . . ace center of basketball team . . . Honor Society . . . well liked by all wlio know liim . . . sure success abead in college for Don. Norman Marquis Came to us in our Junior year from Hanover Park . . . Sus- picious looking smile and quiet Hi . . . Knows tlie latest about both national and scliool sports . . . Can l borrow your newspaper? . . . Baseball man- ager in liis Junior year . . . Col- lege lies aliead for Norm. Eugene Lyons Gino . . . competent Chatter paragraph editor . . . jovial train- er for tlie football team . . . bas- ketball team . . . lwigli-kicking llinier on tlie baseball squad . . . con 'rmed non-conformist . . . irresistible for the girls . . . col- lege aliead for Gene. Angela Manlziewicz Hails from Germany . . . keeps people in stitclies . . . striking redbead . . . likes pizza and Hawaiian music . . . uTl'1ere's metliod in ber madness. . . . A true friend . . . college lies ahead for Angela. I une Maniott June . . .Oli,tl1atlaugl1l.. . sparkling eyes . . . Tumbling Club . . . Hey you guysln . . . famous pajama parties . . . Ever bear June pronounce roof as rul7 . . . best of luck to tier in junior college. ' Philip MacDonald Phil . . . football, bockey, and a great record collection . . . cboir . . . good looking . . . full ol' lun . . . good sense ol' liumor . . . sailin in Connecticut . . . military sjwol abead. Qi Norman Martin Norm . . . varsity soccer. . . good sportsmansluip . . . cool comment for everyone . . . seems to liave quite a bit of trouble witb liis Merc . . . likes tbat matb . . . Nomrs oll to college next fall. William C. Martin Bill . . . Presiclent of his Hi-Y . . . well-lilceil . . . enjoys water-slxiing . . . ivy-clresser . . . Ughlahla ucl Espanol? . . . Hey, gotta pencil? . . . loves cars . . . hates to mow lawns . . . English puts him to sleep . . . Bill is planning on college. Lois McKelvey Depenclable anal sincere . . . member ol church fellowship mul choir . . . Dramatics Cluh . . . Pep Club supporter . . . loves pizza . . . nimble lingers at the piano . . . best ol lucl: to Lois as an elementary school teacher. Ann llfarie Matrisciano Annu . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . My hair isnlt blaclclu . . . partial to a black and white Forcl . . . lrienclly ancl sincere . . . that large family . . . Tri- l'li-Y member . . . We wish luclz to Ann as a secretary. Margaret Mccafferty Pe-ggyn . . . sweet and attrac- livey. , . worlcs at a Five and ten , . . loves pizza . . . enjoys skating and reacling in spare time . . . a Jimmy Clanton fan . . . Peggy plans to worl: after gracluation. luclitln Ann McManus Hluclyn . . . alert Tri-Hi-Y sec- retary . . . clevotecl church group member . . . Pep Club . . . sincere lriencl . . . eager F.l'l.A. participant . . . Chatharrfs rep- resentative to Epstein Junior Boarcl . . . choir . . . lull of fun . . . whiz at the piano . . . col- lege aheacl, Mary W. Maysharlz G.A.A. Secretary . . . Fabulous story-teller . . . born on horse- bacl: . . . presiclent of Hunt Club . . . always laughing . . . Tri-Hi-Y veep . . . loves swim- ming. tumbling. ancl tennis . . . active in church youth group, Dramatics Club. ancl Stuclent Council . . . foreign service school aheacl. Donald I. McDonough One of the light heartecl mem- bers of our class . . . Don's sense of humor is lanown to all . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . interests include Hjust plain livingn . . . often seen either ricling in or pushing his 1946 convertible . . . our best wishes lollow Don to college. Michael McNicholas Mike , . . powerhouse of muscle on the gricliron . . . tall ancl clarl: . . . enjoys all sports . . . tracl: ancl hunting . . . quiet aml lrienclly. Beverly McArthur Sparlcling brown eyes . . . any- thing lor a laugh . . . active in Pep ancl Tumbling Clubs . . . sharp clresser . . . secretary of youth group . . . cute Garland Girl . . . always loolcing for four leaf clovers . . . best ol: luclc, Bev William T. Mcshea Bill . . . hobbies inclucle hsh- ing ancl hunting . . . tall, goocl- loolaing . . . always smiling . . . bloncl hair . . . Future plans in- clucle mechanical engineering. Iuclittt Mercer urluclyn . . . clark brown eyes . . . reserved manner . . . quiet beauty . . . sopbomore Red Cross representative . . . grace- ful Garland Girl . . . capable captain of tbe Twirlers . . . in- fectious giggler . . . nimble tum- bler . . . sure to be a success at junior college. Patricia L. lworetwuse Cute ancl petite . . . Dramatics Club . . . gl'labla usted Es- panola? . . . warbling cborister . , . Modem Dance Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y past presiclent . . . Honor Society . . . artistically inclined . . . always a smile . . . Patty will be welcomed at col- lege. Mary Lynn Merrilzen Lots of fun . . . will laugti at anytbing . . . capable ancl cle- penclable Stuclent Council sec- retary . . . Honor Society . . . tlme longest brown liair of all . . . responsibility to tbe cburclw iranscencls all else . . . a sure success at college. Mary Ann Miner Ulvliclzyy' . . . enviecl for that curly bair . . . quiet and sincere . . . active in cburclu cl'1oir and fellowslmip . . . Honor Society member . . . intelligent and capable . . . excellent pianist . . . past Tri-Hi-Y otlicer . . . alter college, Miclcy bopes to do social worl: abroad. Bruce Kenneth Morgan A member of Hi-Y . . . bunting witti bow ancl arrow is bis favor- ite pastime . . . lilces cars . . . quiet ancl unassuming . . . can't wait tor tlie weelcencl . . . after gracluation, Bruce plans to study forestry in college. Linda Miller Peppy ctleerleacling captain . . . Sunday scbool teactxer . . . en- tlwsiastic in everytlming slie cloes . . . expert tumbler . . . G.A.A. ancl Student Council . . . a sincere friencl . . . active in cliurcb worlq . . . oft to college. David G. Moorhead The man bebincl tl'1e scenes in all scbool productions . . . also tool: a multitucle of pictures for tbis year's Chatter . . . bonor society . . . Briclge Club . . . in- terests inclucle pbotograplly . . . a lot of fun, and always tiap y . . . will be a college Hfroslln next tall. Sharon L. Mowen Beautiful big brown eyes . . . a smile for everyone . . . quiet ancl courteous . . . a sincere friencl . . . always neat and trim . . . nice to lcnow . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . enjoys bowling . . . future plans include secretarial sclmool. Webb C. Miller From Vylalla XV alla, Vtfasbing- ton in Junior year . . . bancl member . . . cool sax player . . . quiet, tlmorougb Cllaiier treasurer . . . interests inclucle skiing, cross country, ancl tracl: . . . XVebln plans to return to xX',EiSl1ll'lgtOI'l tor college. Virginia Ann Maxon Ginger . . . pretty recl bair . . . attractive clotlies . . . frienclly and full of fun-. . . willing worlcer . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pep Club sup- porter . . . Girls' Cllorus . . . cburcti organizations . . . lios i- tal junior volunteer during tliie summer . . . ott to college in tlie fall. Margaret E. Muelle'r Margie . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y and clmurclm fellowslmip . . . friendly . . . lalue eyes . . . loves horses . . . enjoys swimming, ice-slcating, and boating . . . fabulous summers in Maine . . . off to secretarial scliool. Eleanor Linda Ghl Linda . . . sparkling eyes . . . very attractive . . . summers at tlie slaore . . . loves swimming and slzating . . . active in Pep fslula and Tri-Hi-Y . . . Fall Queen . . . always fun to be witl1 . . . plans a career in nurs- ing. Edward W. Mumhy lVlurpl1 . . . center on footlaall team . . . ice luoclcey star . . . Erin go Bragliu . . . wants to join tlwe l.R.A .... spends sum- mers as lifeguard in Manasquan . . . enjoys liunting, all sports . . . seen at all parties . . . XVe wislm Ed every success at college and afterward. Iames Nickerson Boating fan . . . lilces sports cars . . . summer jolo . . . good loolc- ing . . . darlc, wavy l'1air . . . nice guy . . . lilced lay all . . . anyone mention a white Ford? . . . college al1ead for Jim. Harry Fred Oliver Came to Claatluam in Senior year from Orlando, Florida . . . enjoys summer sports: diving, swimming, and slain diving . . . interested in traclc . . . tllat Soutluern drawli Richard William Myers Rick . . . Treasurer of luis Hi-Y . . . loves a good time . . . often seen in tlie Town and Country . . . cars and sports . . . will eat anytliing, anytime, any- place . . . l1ates rainy days . . . Riel: is college bound. Nancy L. Noel: Quiet and attractive . . . a lios- pital volunteer during tlie sum- mers . . . faitlmllul memloer of clmrclm fellowship group . . . Hey, preciousln . . . loves all sports except lnaselnall . . . luig, larown eyes . . . plans eitlier Bilole or Nursing scliool. Rolnert Louis Olpp Bela . . . partial announcer at lootlvall games . . . summer sportsman: lnoating, water-slci- ing, swimming . . . Boys, Glee Clula . . . Pep Club supporter . . . loves cars and food . . . witty . . . clever sense of l1umor . . . Bolo is planning on college. Diane G. Nevin Di . . . energetic little loloncle . . . neat dresser . . . ardent admirer of Duane Eddy . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Modern Dance . . . expert seamstress . . .best of lucl: in a secretarial career. William Ostrom Always friendly . . . Hi-Y . . . lilies luunting and cars . . . excels in all sports . . . always cool and casual . . . ruslmes oll to alter-scldool jot: . . . our laest goes witl'1 Elizabeth C. Otis Betsy . . . heautiful long hloncle hair . . . loves dancing . . . ucan l try that? . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . quiet and sincere . . . loves swimming ancl jazz . . . Moclern Dance . . . Betsy is oft' to secretarial school. -3:51 -1- 'Q 4 Nancy A. Piercy Secretary of Honor Society . . . intelligent anci ethcient . . . Dramatics Cluh . . . literary editor of Chatter . . . always smartly garhed . . . loves dogs and horses . . . clips pooclles in her spare time . . . after college Nancy wants to he a veterina- rian. Nancy E. Parher Here we have a Chatham fan . . . memher of several school choirs . . . church choir . . . All-State Chorus . . . plays re- corder . . . sports editor of Chat- terbox . . . Honor Society . . . active in G.A.A .... memher of Tumhling Cluh . . . her vim and vigor will add to her college success. Dieter G. Paulus Tall ancl thin . . . has a loud white '57 Chevy that,s always loolting for a parlcing place . . . likes to hunt . . . worlcecl at Sun Valley ancl Grand Union . . . wild clresser . . . spealts German tiuently . . . lots of luclc in the future. Winiam Adams Pond Bill . . . treasurer of Honor Society . . . Chatter hotogra- her . . . sophisticatecfsense of humor. . . stage hancl . . .Bridge Cluh . . . summer life-guard at FGG . . . often seen in Madison . . . Hvollcswagens are sharp . . . Baits off to Lehigh. Patricia Ann Patten Patsy . . . heautiful natu- rally curly hloncle hair . . . hlue eyes . . . Twilight Time' . . . friend to all . . . loves food, especially french fries . . . Choir . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hlsn't anyone gonna have a party? . . . likes to laugh . . . secretarial school ahead. n Rohert Penttamt Band ancl Orchestra . . . plays almost anything . . . Chatter worlrer . . . camera cliclrer . . . New Yorlc Times, anyone? . . . ahvays laughing . . . Vote for Dave . . . an all around great guy ancl a sure success in the future. Donald N. Price Don . . . Oh, that Austin Healey!! . . . ciarlr ancl hanci- some . . . driving trophies galore . . . quiet . . . ciehating team . . . memher of state champion driv- ing team . . . Chatterbox. . . success lies aheacl at college for Don. df' Steven K. Paulson Steve . . . a formidable op- ponent on the foothall field . . . traclc . . . crazy ahout his 1950 Mercury . . . sharp wit . . . ar- rivecl from Wilmington, Dela- ware, in .lunior year . . . mem- her of Hi-Y and hand . , . Steves plans inclucle college. Arthur Pulis Art . . . illustrious advertise- ment go-getter of the Chatter . . . resident of the Senior Hi-Y gouncil . . . crazy ahout sailing . . . loves tinlrering with a Hi-Fi . . . Art is going to Coi- gate. Noelle I. Qualzenlmsh Popular Drum Majorette . . . demure and sophisticated . . . emcient co-news editor of the Chatterbox . . . good student . . . AI . . . Garland Girl . , . always neat and well dressed . . . col- lege ahead tor Noelle. Christine Rennie Chris . . . that naturally curly hair! . . . enthusiastic president of G.A.A .... active in church 'outh group . . . excels in hockey and basketball . . . par- iicipatcs in Red Cross . . . good luclt to Chris as a physical ther- apist. Patricia Ann Ramsey Patti . . . blonde, pretty and sweet . . . attractive Garland Girl . . . inconvenient tendency to blush uncontrollably . . . tumbling . . . dependable Pep Club worlzer . . . confident but modest . . . G.A.A .... Tri-Hi-Y . . . college, then a career in social worlc tor Patti. Helene Frieda Rectz Lee . . . always neat and well dressed . . . sports a '49 Ford convertible . . . that memorable accident . . . active in Modern Dance and Future Homemak- ers of America . . . interested in fashions and sewing . . . after graduation, Lee will at- tend junior college. Paul S. Rheinhardi uspeucen . . . cars, cars, carsl . . . did anyone mention history? . . . sharp dresser . . . partial to Fords . . . fabulous sense of humor . . . future plans include college. Barbara W. Rancourt Barb, . . . pretty blonde hair . . . anything for a laugh . . . Tri7l'li-Y Treasurer . . . Pep Club . . . President of Tri-Hi-Y Youth Council . . . Choir . . . Tumbling . . . lite of the party . . . junior college ahead for Barb. Elizabeth M. Regan Betty . . . active in church youth group . . . peppy Pep Club member. . . HDO you talce math?!',. . . loves to swim . . . But l like a pixie haircut., . . . future holds much for our Betty. Roberta Ross Robin . . . peppy . . . petite . . . good dancer. . . otlicer in youth group . . . witty . . . ac- tive in church . . . recreation committee . . . choir . . . pep club . , . agile tumbler . . . Guidance Club . . . neat ap- pearance . . . good luclt in col- lege, Rabi V7 .J Virginia Gail Rears GinnyH . . . parties, parties. parties . . . loves those Long Beach lslancl vacations . . . avid seamstress . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . always on the g . . . college lies ahead tl G' n '. nt? Darlc-haired Garland Girl . . summers in Maine . . . loves tc sail . . . serious student . . pianist . . . good friend . . . ac- tive in all sports . . . sings ir the church choir . . . membel of the Mathyx . . . good lucl in college, Susie. Ioseph Peter Rush Pete . . . co-captain of the lfoothall team . . . plays lnase- lwall, too . . . Hi-Y memher . . . well lcnown tor lrish temper and sense of humor . . . Hey, did you see the lights last Xveclnes- day? . . . Floyd Patterson's greatest tan . . . talces everyonels lmest wishes with him to college. Susan Schneider Sue . . . poised Garland Girl . . . Chatter statl' . . . always neat and well-dressed . . . moderator of church, group . , . a smile tor everyone . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Honor Soci- ety . . . enthusiastic . . . sports . . . ollicer ol' Tri-Hi-Y . . . a welcome addition to her college. lames F. Ruthven A great sports fan . . . Jim was captain of the Cross Coun- try Team . . . also a traclc man . . . Sports Editor of Chatterbox . . . active in Church worlc . . . .lim is noted for his sense of humor and wit . . . plans to study pre-med in college. Mary Lee Sclziro Always on the go . . . smile for everyone . . . supply of energy and pep without end . . . lovely hlaclc hair . . . fun to he with . . . capahle treasurer of Tri- Hi-Y . . . good lucl: to Mary in her secretarial career. Raymond Schweilzert Ray . . . always a smile . . . Varsity Cluh . . . '59 football manager . . . rushes to after- school joh at the Fountain . . . cool clothes . . . escort for the Fall Court . . . will he a sure success. FV at : E.: A ip ix I Illflflfi Lynn P. Ryerson Varied interests . . . poised and attractive . . . avid sports en- thusiast . . . Sunday school teacher . . . good student . . . Honor Society . . . big weelc- ends . . . seamstress . . . Central Atlantic Tri-Hi-Y President . . . a girls' college in New England for Lynn. loanne H. Schneider lilo . . . gl'lahla Es afiol?. . . gay . . . energetic ang loyal . . . Pep Club . .. . Spanish Cluh . . . neat and attractive . . . Tri-Hi-Y secretary . . . pretty darl: hair . . . career in Spanish with a possihle visit ahroad. Peter Henry Schweitzer Pete . . . altahle and friendly, handsome Pete is lilced hy all . . . aggressive soccer halfhaclc . . . tennis squad . . . secretary of Varsity Clula . . . presi- dent ol? his Hi-Y . . . plays drums for the Casualaires . . . a great dancer . . . Pete intends to attend college next year. Patricia loan Scarry upatsyn . . . pretty Garland Girl . . . All-State and All Eastern Choruses . . . Chatter' editor-in-chief . . . That was tunnyln . . . Tri-Hi-Y president . . . Honor Society . . . active in church . . . choir . . . Student Council . . . a faithful friend . . . good luclc to Patsy in teach- mg. Cheryl D. Sheehan Lovely darlc hair . . . quiet till you get to lcnow her . . . colle- giate dresser . . . freshman treas- urer ot Tri-Hi-Y . . . artistically inclined . . . extensive record collection . . . enjoys painting . . . famous for her parties . . . alter graduation-college. ferry Sinagra Leads the Rod Acesf' with that white heap, Snow XVhite . . . quiet . . . just about the loest when it comes to shop . . . has won awards for lndustriat Arts . . . Keep up the good worlc, Jerry. Terry Hutt Stevens Terry has heen a hashethatl manager for three years . . . great tan of .loclcols Rocket Ship . . . interested in swimming and div- ing . . . spends summers worlcing at Sun Valley Swim Ctuh . . . often spotted in his '51 Ford convertible . . . future plans in- clude college. Stephen L. Stzewis Quince . . . always doing something outlandish . . . curly hlond hair used to its fullest advantage . . . Man, I could tix thatlt' . . . frequent customer of Midnight Auto . . . hest of luct: always, Steve. Carol D. Sommer Beautiful htonde hair . . . in- fectious sense of humor . . . enjoys reading, painting, and dancing . . . always spelling her name a dilterent way . . . life of any party . . . Carol plans secretarial worlc after junior col- lege. Barbara C. Stoesser Sophisticated Garland Girl . . . a Hi for everyone . . . Presi- dent of American Field Serv- ice . . . Student Council . . , Honor Society . . . F.H.A. presi- dent . . . Chathams representa- tive to Altmants Fashion Board . . . Little Peoplen . . . orches- tra and choir . . . .lunior sum- mer ahroad . . . college ahead. Stanley Alan Skinner Alan, . . . a wonderful tenor voice . . . active in Eagle Scout- ing . . . Choir president . . . Treasurer of church fellowship . . . always friendly . . . Glee Club and AH-Stare Choir . . . Student Council representative . . . cross-country runner . . . Alan plans to study archeology in New Mexico. Donald Steele Soda jerk downtown . . . intra- mural hasttethall . . . Student Council homeroom representa- tive . . . Hi-Y memher. . . Hey loolc, no laracestn . . . fun to he with hecause of his constant jolcing . . . college next for Don. Matthew lotm Storey Dependahte John . . . Suhurhan Conference President . . . active in Student Council . . . good athlete . . . captain of hasliethall squad and soccer haifhaclc . . . Honor Society . . . sharp dresser . . . personahle . . . a friendly greeting for all . . . great rocl: and roll fan . . . a sure success, John is headed for college. . r i t...t it tii' 'i'. I 2 Diane Smoot Friendly and always voluntee' ing . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Counc representative . . . intelliger . . . active in church fetlowshi . . . makes own clothes . . spends summers at the shore . . college and elementary schoc teaching are in Diane's future. Meredith Strauss Mimi . . . do gentlemen pre fer hlondes? . . . strilcing ar pearance . . . twirter . . . nevf at a toss for words . . . weelcenc at Haverford . . . loves green . . dinners at Gruning's . . . Tr Hi-Y . . . college in Virginia. N 3 Ralph A. Swain Dhl that '58 Buiclc . . . uni- versally lilced . . . traclc team . . . always a smile . . . jet lolacl: hair . . . Best of lucl: to Ralph in the future. loseph A. Trentacosta .loe', , . . hrown wavy hair . . . noted for his humorous re- marlcs . . . interests include crazy clothes, hunting, and girls . . . winning smile . . . future plans include the Navy. Lauretta Kathryn Taylor Kaye . . . cheery disposition . . . new in junior year . . . de- lightful humor . . . enthusiastic . . . reliahle friend . . . ingeni- ous solutions to French proh- lems . . . neat as a pin . . . Tri- Hi-Y president . . . college hound. Nancy A. Tinhham Nance, . . . Square dancing anyone? . . . subtle sense of humor. . . oh, that laughl . . . loyal friend . . . loves horsehaclc riding and salads . . . Tri-Hi-Y secretary . . . conscientious worlcer in guidance oljrlice . . . loolcs forward to a secretarial career. Lewis Tucker Hpaugen . . . loves all sports . . . hearty hunter . . . those trips to the lalce . . . often seen riding in a green Jeep . . . out for a good time . . . the future holds col- lege success. Roger Taylor Chip . . . lcnown for his value of money . . . avid sports fan . . . tall, darlc, and handsome . . . The most happy fellown . . , Hi-Y . . . after graduation Chip will lnecome a Navy man. Iohn Tower Jack . . . good loolring life guard . . . active in Hi-Y . . . Treasurer of Recreation Com- mittee . . . never turns you down . . . good friend . . . expert swimmer . . . howls . . . pool sharlt . . . wildest megaphone on the Pep Squad . . . ..lohn's college hound. Paul Iames Tuohig Twig . . . always a good laugh . . . friendly . . . Band president . . . Student Council . . . All- State Chorus . . . All-Eastern Chorus . . . moderator of church fellowship . . . Hi-Y . . . has- lzetluall manager . . . lilies lzmlue eyes and pinlc cadillacs . . . college ahead. ,ff Mary Beth Tiefze 'Bethn . . . Pep Cluln president . . . capahle Chatterbox feature editor . . . active in church or- ganizations . . . treasurer of Tri- Hi-Y . . . beautiful Garland Girl . . . one of the ulaittle Peo- ple . . . Honor Society . . . tumhling . . . Green Pond sum- mers . . . college ahead for Beth, Nancy Tylecki Long blonde hair . . . one of the quieter memhers of our class . . . neat appearance . . . lilies to howl and swim . . . spends summers at the shore . . . lbest of luclt to Nancy in her chosen career. Suzanne Uricln Susie . . . active in church worlc . . . pretty blue eyes . . . G.A.A. hoclcey and baslcetball . . . chaplain of youth group . . . anyone for tennis? . . . volunteer at hospital . . . cheer- ful smile . . . after graduation. college. Barbara Weir Ha -go-luclty . . . part-time jobpeli? the Good Deal . . . al- ways happy and in a good mood . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . excellent seamstress . . . uvxfelre having a test today? . . . Barb plans to be a secretary after graduation. Nelson Vaughan predominantly a listener . . . trophies galore for nautical prowess . . . active in church . . . loves a laugh . . . What a driverl . . . Nelson is oil' to join campus life. Iolm Walsh Big .laclcn . . . always smiling . . . loves a good time . . . star taclcle on our football team . . . loves all sports . . , Varsity Club . . . member of Hi-Y . . . best of luclc, Jaclc. Alice G. Wilson Collegiate . . . many pretty clothes . . . lilces to sew and lcnit . . . spends summers in Maine . . . a sincere and true friend . . . president of her Tri- HI-H . . . will be a wel- come addition to her college. Karen Ann Wallzorn Tall and attractive . . . reserved yet ellicient manner . . . lilies sewing and reading . . . hospital volunteer. . . active in Tri-Hi-Y . . . Vice President of church group . . . always neatly garbed . . . conscientious worlcer. Mary Watson Avid school supporter . . . mem- ber of Pep Club . . . member of Dramatics Club . . . llutist in orchestra . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y and church fellowship . . . lVlary's a very compatible com- panion . . . she's pretty . . . an attractive dresser . . . always happy and vivacious . . . Maryls future includes college. Edward B. Wilson Ned . . . Honor Society Presi- dent . . . friendly and res ected . . . valuable football anclabase- hall player . . . sports editor of the Chatterbox . . . sincere . . . those mornings in the library . . . the journalist . . . plans to attend Hamilton. I l .,. iftnfy William D. Wallis Always ready with a jolce . . Band member . . . Cross Coun try . . . 'KWhy be serious?n . . Explorer Scouts . . . always busy . . . Columbia Law School i included in Bills future plans Frederick Winterberg Freddie . . . spends lots c time hunting and Fishing . . that sarcastic wit has everyor laughing . . . summer job in stoclc brolcerage ollice . . . blac soclzs . . . 1959 blue lmpala col vertible . . . Fred's oll to collegi Carl Wise That cool sax . . . l'li-Y . . . Casualaires Dance Band . . . church fellowship . . . Nvild lslue '51 Ford . . . Glee Club . . . Tennis team . . . swimming . . . XVhere's the party? . lilies radio and Hi-Fi . . . Carl s a sure success as an engineer. .f wjf--' , E, Linda C. Zelley Bouncy cheerleader . . . spar- lzling lylue eyes . . . ardent tum- hler . . . church choir . . . active Pep Clula member . . . tive feet of lun . . . adorable personality . . capable worlcer . . . Linda will be a hit at college. George Nelson Wittreich Sure and steady worlcer . . . ex- cellent in his studies . . . Honor Society member . . . always smiling . . . serious and sincere . . . defensive halfhaclc of foot- luall team . . . speedy quarter- miler on traclc squad . . . sure- tire success . . . Georges im- mediate future includes college. Shelley Woods Squeak . . . vivacious . . . petite Garland Girl . . . laig blue eyes . . . capable Chatter art editor . . . secretary of her Tri-Hi-Y . . . loves to write . . . college ahead for Shelley. Susan Alice Wood Sue . . . cute Garland Girl . . . laughing eyes and winning smile . . . Pep Clulzm . . . Have a hot dogln . . . a tremendous dancer . . . so many clothes . . . tumbling . . . lots of style . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . lnubhl personal- ity . . . Suzie is o to junior college. Iames Wyatt .lim is an avid Bridge player . . . shiny . . . hails from Florida Caddy . . . lilies swimming, eco- nomics . . . good student . . . e s a jolce sharp clothes . . . ov . college . . . quicl: to smile . . and law school ahead. Alice M. 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My c1wfhamsA11 the Way L1NDA MILLER, JONES ' f 'Success Story ART HARRIGAN, LYNN MERRIKEN 84'L'l.O4' Our Geniusu DAVE FREEMAN HMerriest Music Nfalaersy' JEAN CRAIG Pxuls TUOHIG UEasy on the Eyes LINDA GHL, BOB Laughter is the Best Medicine EEJACK XMALSH 1 1 1 Olympic Boumlu CHRIS RENNIE, BOB JONES Qgtarfiglz ts HOB., ROn19O,, LYNN RYERSON, TOM KLINE Autograph Pleasen LINDA OHL, BOB KLASE Count On These Two ART HARIUGAN, LYNN MERRIKEN Lovely to Know PATT1 BRYAN, BOB KLASE Campus Models JOHN STOREY, DAYLE BUCKNER Cgtualent ounct' The Student Council serves as a co-ordi- nating laody for student activities. This year. for example, tlme Council organized tlme Long Nveelcend in cooperation with tlie entire stu- dent body, printed and sold a Student Di- rectory witlm the names and addresses of all the students, circulated a tluouglmt-provolcing referendum on racial tolerance, and, at tlue suggestion of a member of tlue faculty, en- listed the aid of the students in forming a Community Aid program. Tllese and similar projects have contrilnuted to tl'1e Student Councils goal of being a sounding board of student opinion. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left Io right around lable: Ball, Bissell, Tietze, Stoesser, Mr. Norris, President Harrigan, Wilson. Storey. Wedz, Treasurer Lewis. Not present: Vice-president Klase, Secretary Menilren. Ftrs! row: Decker, Wise.. Reese, Jones. Miner, Rennie. Second row: Schneider, Anderson, Clinclny. Decker, Bissell, Lewis, Harrigan. Direnga, Stoesser, Miller, Henderson, Qualxenlmslm. Third row: Fleming, Carlquist. Dlmino, Schneider. Block, Plnelffer, Vauglxan, Ogilvie, Strandine, Ross, Tietze, PAGE 40 Lord, Mr. Norris. Fourth row: Hunter. 0'Brian, Ball, Brookes, Bezer, Skinner, Tuolmig, Wedz, Storey, Wilson, Steele. X X 1 ks f 1' .4 I I .- c E: Q9 K' .',,.TwT'v,,-1,-M...-v11.1-1-Y im, ,.. 'I 1.1.',,.,,, . i' .www-,,,1'.,1',111---1 This slurly lamp sheds its light not only on the prinlorf page, but also on fmowlecfgo and uncfcrslnnding. Hou' forlunalc will be 1,1050 who never turn off the liglll of lmowlerlge. , t,- K Y, 1f:z:LJl lpfn,-.v , Firsl row: Blake. Adams, Barlgley, Block, Blclrerstaff. B. Ban, Brittle. Bergllom. Sec- ond row: Bell, Adam, Berghaus, Beenfeldt, Boles, Angelman, WV. Bird, Briggs. Third row: Berry. Bielml, R. Ball, R. Becker, Bar- cay, Brady. P. Blalt, Assenlleimer. PAGE 42 unlors 4962 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Treasurer Perry Convery, Sec- retary Sue Heimert, President Boll Ban Vice-president Lee Doggett. First row: Caparoso, Cannon, Cohen, Coons. Clmuencler, BUIICIIHIIEI, Dicatalrlo, Cun- ningham, Convery. Second row: Campbell, Browning, Clifford, Conner, V. Cnrlqulst. Cleveland, CBIOQIIBTS, Danielson. Third row: Collins, Conway, Clagett, Darnell. Dean. Camisa, Cedola, Burn. First row: Fulfonl, Halfman. Gauner. Fur- man, Gxeenlnnrl. Elmemlorf, Fen-er, Gayclos. Second row: Griswold. Halsey, J. Han. D. Hall, Greze, Han-is, Fix, Douglas. Third row: Hemmer, Frankel, Frimlcson, Doggett, Flannery, Fisher, Downing, Hadley. Firsl row: Luellman, G. Nloore, L. Moore, Nlillcr, NlcDoweH. Ogden, Ogilvle, Mullen- rlore. Longstreet, Morgan. Secoml row: Moli- ior. Sclmeelrerger, Nlusil. Ostramler. Norris, Llttlellale. Madin. Ort. ODSIIEB. Third row: Nlccormiclc, 1VlcNeeIy, Mappa, Mitchell, Lewy. Mllcclone, Lipiczliy, Loring, Roth. First row: Hipldns, Knipe, Heimert, Lane. Hartlmn. Herse, Kerwin. Koch. Leitch, Laidlaw. Secomf row: Doggett, Douglass. Franlcson, Koenig, Kinllerman, Kuenstler, Lent, Howard, Harter. Hocking. Third row: Beenfeldt, Horn, Johnson. Hoerter. halt. Wasserloos. Hollander, Lampreclxt, Holden. PAGE 43 ,Q an-.fm - Fi 3 -4 xii? I 'Q 4? .S f is ,S X 1' , ,V fi G93 ai 15 as Q .., 6? .ak .J 'V as!-'J FS, '. QA- 4'G'U L feng' . 4v+f '. H . ff, -4. ' ' 5 l 5 . 5 . ' f ef f f , . .- ' If 4 I 1 I 1 , 3 1551 ' --1 3 . 'I ' ' a gar' ' 1 1 I ' ' 'I A 1 ., ,J . A - : : . , JL- - ,xii C i, -QS! l I 'w, ,- 4 CSjOf9llOI7'lOfeS 4963 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left lo right: President Steve Dungam Vice- Presklent Jael: Finnell, Secretary Sue Bene- dict, Treasurer Bambi Edelsteln. First row: Benedict, Dean, Boon-ujy, Bradley. Blake, Aletnele. Birxl. Blatt. Second row: Blalceslee, Adolf, Belmont, Agerton, Abbot. Benson, Alt. Chesterman. Third row: Becker, Brink, Almremls. Adams. Beers. Atkinson, J. Bennett, Beezer. Fits! row: Doggett. Culbertson, Cummings Creelman, Cutler, Erlelsteln, Fasseit, Decker. N. Davis, Farrell. Second row: Dasti, Cox, Dury. L. Davis. Elmlaalcl, Dalby. Cromwell. Emerl, Damn, Dombroslci. Third row: Dylcas, Dt Cataldo, Delano, DOBIIDE, Day, DeMille, Dodd, Eiermann, Finnell, Dungan. 3 CSJOPIZOITLOVQ First row: Bumett, Carlquist, Butler, CIIBIIIJ' ler. Conlan, Harris, Buczlcowsld. Second row: Callahan, Carroll, Butterworth. Bush, Alt. CIHI. Left In right, first row: Fraelier, Glaser, Fries, Garrigues, T. Grimm, Gavin, Gaunet, Ganaclier, J, Gay. Second row: Geito, Fir- mage, Grunlan, Fleming, B. Gay, Gardner. Gullclc, Freeman, Friend, Gallo. Third row: French, Hadley, G. Grimm, Grafas, Frantz, Flynn, Frislaie. Gustafson, Gutsllell. 4963 Firsf row: Hildebrand, Hazeltine. Hannas, Jacobson, Hilfman. Hasiali, Hughes. Jack- son, Hilfman. Harris. Second row: Kelly. Hunter. Hayes. Hurunxrt. Hollapeter. Hen- reigal. Hamilton. Hurt, Jacquitlx, Harry. Third row: Hanley. Harland, Hamer, Hays, Howe, Jenkins. Harter, Klutz, Hennessy. First row: Murray, Osbom, Martin, New- comb, McNeeIy, Notlmm, Pauuy, Noclc, D'lllClll!I0l'0, Morrison. Second row: Norris Mccormaclc. McEntee. Page, Miller. Nelson lwonlgomery, PIcKeown, lvlccarty. 0'Hoppe. Third row: Morris. Morgan, Mccadhy Bliles. Nunn. McGraf. Owen, 1VIcNellIy, 0'Brian. Meshea. Meta. First row: Nlarlcs. Lampenin, Jones, Lisay. Johnson. Langgarfl, Lanner, McQuestlon. Kepple, Maicllow. Secoml row: MacDonald, Klene, Kirchner, Leitert. Turn, Limlemunn. A. Klutz. Jones. Tlainl row: Klutz, Kueera, Lellerl. Lllmns. Lewy. Lock, McClellan, Lee. Left lo right, first row: Purvis, Plrlugln, Ru- elow, Rittweger. Ryerson, Rolxlerler. Rose, Rusirfortlm, Rogers. Second row: Radclilf, Rume, Rudnilr, Rauscher, Rees, C. Pierson, Lester. Third row: Rumsey, Rodgers. Pola- lcowslri, Rodimer. Sanderson, Rosa. Rorleclri, Ruqger. Firsl row: Xvelrlmer, Troyer, Vvlrarhnon, Val- genll, Wvoerner, Yveber, Xvalnwriglrt, Yvo- sung, Van Nvert, Xvoorlruff. Second row: Trouton, Tower, Wldden, Tuolrig, Wise. Xvare, Rock, Truesnlale, Vvlrinn. Tflird row: Yvalslr, Yvlrilelread, Washer, Tower, Ty- rone. Uriclr, Trench. Yeclc, Wein. PAGE 48 1 First row: Seamans. Smltlr, Schmidt. Spivey. Smith. Tamlyn, Sotz, Seymour, Stoddard, Snycler. Second row: Selriro, Lissy. Harris. King. Stole, Thompson, Smith, Thompson. Tutor, Tlreurer, Tilley. Third row: Saxon. Schneider, Schultz, Sclriederman, Stuve. Solrlman. Skinner. Slaylmaclc, Servas. The Olympic Torch symlmlizcs lo us. as il did lo lim ancient Greeks. a spiril of fair play and com- peliiion. Through our various lvam sporls we realize llC,li0l70l1lCllt. cooporalion. and malurily. SOCCER TEAM-Firs! row: Skinner, Howse. Nunn, Kline, Frlslaee, Miles. Kirchner, Loocli. Second row: Musil. Roth. Ostrom, Dean, Spangler. Flcslxea, Bielrl, Rennie, Ball, Darnal. Third row: Golden- lmaum, G. Harney. Burton, Guesf, Scllwcilzer, Kyprios. Nverlz, Storey. Clark. Criss, Nlartin, Lissy, Coach Haas. irfrrf '1 1 r ' r ' 1 r r r n S 0 C C E R P455 50 Soccer Captain and Coach CAPTAIN KYPRIOS, COACH HAAS folm Rennie and lklilze Burton dribble past a River Dell player lolin Rennie liere elucles anoilwr River Dell player. Cllatlianfs victory while heading for ilze first goal of the semi-finals. over River Dell qualihecl Cliailiam for the finals--where our triumph gave Clzailiam the State Championship. STATE CHAMPS RECORD Sept. 20 Scotch Plains ......... 23 Verona .............. 27 Union .............. 29 Morris Hills ........ Oct. 4 Hanover Parl: ................ 7 Govemor Livingston ........ ll Montclair ...............,... I5 Verona ............ 15 Navy Plelnes ....... I7 Cranforcl ........ 18 Summit ....... ........WOH ........WOI'l WOH NVOII won won won won .lost won .VVOH 21 Patterson Memorial ........ ....... w on 9-2 25 Springfield ............... ....... w on 6-1 27 Madison ........ .......... w on 3-1 Nov. 1 Govemor Livingston ...... .......... w on 6-2 4 Hanover Parlc ......... .......... w on 2-1 8 Keamy ............. ........ l ost O-I 9 Blair .............. .......... w on 2-0 15 Madison ........ .......... w on 9-0 STATE Prmrorrs Nov. 19 River Dell ......... .......... w on 2-1 21 Livingston .... .......... w on 2-1 PAGE 51 FOOTBALL TEAM-Firsl row: McNeely. Bezer, Gallo, Callahan, Murphy, Bum, Ruffle, Cox, Frantz. Finnell. Second row: Mucclone, Lum, Mccormiclc, Flannery. Canary, Rush. Hall, Lewy, Clnestemmn, Wasserloos, Adam, A. Smith, Paulson. Third row: Coach Kuslrinlm, Wiitreich. Bird, Carnahan. Beenfeldt. McNicholas, Collins, Xvalslm, Davey, Hasialc, Joralemen, Barcay. Carmeli, Heml Coach Burns. Fourlll row: Coaclm Cloiclt, Manager Allard, Heater, wilson, Jones, Denilxe, Clark, MacDonald. Hollander, Berghaus, Kucera, Becker, Manager Hoerter. Football Cuplains anal Coach CO-CAPTAIN RUSH, COACH BURNS, CO-CAPTAIN HALL FGOTBALL bidniurn .............. ....... . Sept. 2-1 Glen Ridge ........ Oct. 1 Roselle Park ..... 8 Verona .......... 15 22 Summit ...........,. 29 Watchung Hills Nov. 5 Caldwell ....... 12 Madison ........... 19 Passaic Valley XVOI1 WOR .........Iost VVOH .........lost VV O fl ........won .........lost ......... lost 20-0 27-6 6- 15 6-0 6-26 19-O 27- 12 6-27 7-9 Iofm Hall is in the clear as he snags a pass from quarterback Bob Iones for an extra point. , F .. ff. - -f After taking a fzancl-off from Bob Iones, 21, Co-Captain lotm Hall is of on a long run, aided by a Beautiful Bloch by Bruce Denike, 34. Roselle Park game endea' in a Chatham win with a score of27-6. Rich Adam. iunior fullback, is on his way to u touchdown. PAGE 53 ross ountry Coach J. NICHOLAS RECORD Sept. 21 Boonton ......... 23 Butler ............... 30 West Grange ...... Qct. 7 Par-Troy Hills .... 1 1 Dover ............... 14 lVlorristown ....... 17 Sparta ,....... 19 Hillside ......... 21 Morris Hills ..... 26 Kearny ............ 28 Dellaarton ...... Nov. 4 Union ............... 8 Livingston ............ 10 Newproviclence ...... 16 Roselle Parl: ........ gee gfockey RECORD Dec. 17 lvlorristown Prep. ....... . ........VVon .......l.,ost ........XVon .......Lost ........Won ........Won .......NVon ........Won ..........Lost ........Won ........VV'on ........Won .........Vx7on ........NVon ........Won .....NVO1'1 5-0 19 Nvest Orange ....... ........ w on 4-1 Jan. 2 Montclair ........... lost 2-4 7 Morris Hills ..... lost 2-5 9 Livingston .......... ........ xx 'on 4-1 16 Verona ................ lost 1-5 23 Morristovvn Prep, ..... .......... T ie 2-2 30 XVest Orange ...... lost 0-1 Feb. 6 Morris Hills ....... lost 2-5 11 Montclair ....... .......... l ost 0-5 15 Verona ....... ........ x von '5-2 20 Livingston .... ............ won 4-1 Conch J. TRECARTIN Captain RICK LUM PAGE 54 Caplain Jllvl RUTHVEN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-First row: Sclxelzlerman, R. Hadley, D. XVBISII, Jamison, J. Hatter, Jolmson. Second row: Manager Griswalcl. Day. Jenlcins. Danielson. Hadley. R. Hatter, Conclx Nlelxolas. ICE HOCKEY TEAM-First row: Douglas. Young, Bell, McCormick. Arlam, Beenfelclt. Flannery. Second row: Mr. Tx-ecartln, Kline. Murplny. Flanager R. Tower. Kirclmer, Emert. Frisbee, Beclcer. Cllesterman, Atlolpll, Sfruve. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First row: Manager Hadley, Callahan. Bum, Storey. Kyprios, Rennie, Manager Griswold. Second row: Dflr. Nlack, Burton. Jones. Lol-la. MacNnugLton. Lyons. Becker. Fir. Leonard. BASKETBALL RECORD Dec. 9 Dover .................... I3 Par-Troy Hills ...... I6 New Providence ....... Jan. 3 Xvest Orange ....... 6 Verona ............... 10 Mimourn ..... I3 Caldwell ..... I7 Summit ....... 24 Morristown 27 Verona .................. 31 Hanover Park ....... . Feb. 3 Caldwell .............. 7 New Providence ...... 10 Maclison ............... 14 Hanover Park ....... 17 Niillburn ............ 20 Nfaciison ............... 21 Par-Troy Hills ..... 24 Summit .............. .......Iost VVOH .......Iost .......lost NVOTI .......Iost .......lost .......Iost .......Iost .......Iost WOH WOH .......lost .......lost .......lost .......Iost .......lost .......lost .......Iost 35-52 45-40 45-52 46-82 46-44 47-50 40-52 53-60 54-69 50-56 67-6 1 55-43 40-57 53-69 43-70 46-67 47-63 44-49 53-76 COACH MACK, CAPTAIN STOREY PAGE 55 BASEBALL TEAIVI-First row: Rush. Byrne, Kyplins, Hall. Second row: Daman, Criss, Singer. Berghaus. Rennie. Third row: Coach Haas. Lyons. Co-Captain Jones. Co-Captain Denilse, wilson. Loria. Adam, Goldenlmum. BASEBALL Baseball Cnplnins and Coach BOB JONES. MR. HAAS, BRUCE DENIKE RECORD April 12 New Providence ...... 17 Hanover Park ....... 20 Madison ........ 24 Caldwell ........ 27 Mimnurn ........ May 1 Summit ..... 4 Verona ....... 8 Madison .,...... ll Caldwell ...... 15 Mimaurn ............ 17 XV est Orange ....... I8 Summit .............. 22 Verona ................. 25 Gov Livingston ...... 26 Morristown ,.......... 29 New Providence ....... June I Bayley Euarcl ....... 2 Rose-He Park ........................... Conch O. F. HAAS Co-Capls. BRUCE DENIKE, BOB JONES .Home .Home .Away .Home .........Away .........Home .Home ........Home ........Away .........Home Away Away Away Hom e Away Home Away 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 5:45 . .. . H - . U -' , --Q -, 'vi .Maxi f -: ' -' .. .. ,4 ' :M :zz-:V 'fa 11 f .. 1- -M .NYM f. -,Q ,. ,,,, , , .. Q, , ,, .f fi. ,ww ,, - - ,ff . . , V, ..., ,,k,,,, E. ,X RL ir ,, 'V ai F j , S- 5' ..,- ,. E155 5 11: :fjif . zxiif, ,Cf he . si- Q.- sg: .Q nw.. , .4 , fr. . :: 1' ' ' is gg :, -...swf ,gg gg'g,f,.g.A-g -- r 1. H31 Ja gf , , si. ,, , 21. 1 , 1 K. -:ff , V 1 - . - M, .,,, ,. .. .., .. ,J ,,., ii. , -W 5 H ,H ,, ,V ,. K. I I My k , In I T gy k - . .Hr .. , A1 .. V fi . ...Q M.. M f . ' A Apri 13 18 24 28 May 2 5 9 12 16 23 25 27 29 51 TRACK TEAM-First row: W. Becker, Buezlrowsld. Friend. Sclxeiderman. Bislrelmrn. Adams. D. Harter. D. Walsh, Hunter. Kucera. Howie. Day. D. Trench. A. Hadley, Callahan. Second rows Sanderson, Bezer. Adolph, Hollander, Fisher. ltalr, Doggett. Danielson. J. Harker, Lewy. R. Hadley, Beenfeldt. Loring. Sclmeelxerger, Ort, J. Alxrenrls, L. Siggins. Third row: Coach Cloimlt. Manager Griswold, Swain, Firmage, Miller, Hlelrert, Cilmorsld. RUIIIVBD, vviltreicll, G. Hadley, Alllers, R. Becker, Jamisonhpaulson. Assistant Coach Leonard. TRACK RECORD I. New Providence ........ Hanover Park ........ Livingston ...... Caldwell ...... Parsippany Troy Hills ...... Summit ...................... Nlimaurn ............ . Glen Ridge ....... Verona ............. Madison ........................... Hillside ...................................... ........Home .........Away ........Away ........Away ........Home ........Home ........Home ........Away ........Away ........Away ........Away Conference Nleet, Wlima urn ......... ............... Conference Meet, Mimmrn ........ Boonton ................................................................ Home June 5-State Me Coach J. CLOIDT Assistant Conch WV. LEONARD Caplnin JIM JAMISON et, Rutgers, 11:00 5:50 5:45 5:50 5:50 4:00 5:50 5:50 5:50 5:50 5:50 12:00 5:50 5:50 Tracie Captain and Coach COACH CLOIDT AND CQSPTAIN JIM JAMISON TENNIS RECORD April 14 Glen Ridge ........ ....... H ome 17 Xvest Orange ...... ....... H ome 24 West Orange ...... ....... A way 26 Morristown ........ ....... H ome 28 Summit .........,. ....... 1' iome May I Verona ....... ....... A way 3 1V1i111Jurn ....... ....... A way 5 Mac1ison ......... ....... H ome 8 Ca1c1we11 ....... ....... 1-1 ome 10 Summit ...... ....... A way 12 Verona ....... ....... H ome 15 Mi1119urn ....... ....... H ome 17 Madison ......... ....... A way I9 Ca1c1we11 ....... .............. A way 24 Morristown .......................... Away TENNIS TEAM-First row: Daulm. Bell, Bircl, McNee1y', Boles. Ban. Radcmf. Steele, C. Eiermann, 27 State Tournament, Princeton-mn Frisslaee, Kirchner. Second row: Mr. Norris. Freeman. Burton. Wise, Xvertz, Schweitzer. O'sIl8B. 29 Ceclola. Spangler. GOLF G1en Ridge ........................ Away 30 State Tournament, Princeton ........ Conch D. B. NORRIS Caplnln MIKE BURTON 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 10:00 3:30 10:00 RECORD Apri1 10 Madison .,........ .. ........,. Away 3:30 13 SpringFie1c1 ..... .......... H ome 3:30 17 Delbarton ........ .......... A way 3:30 20 Verona ......... .......... H ome 3: 30 Q4 1V1i11tJurn ..... .......... A way 3: 30 27 Ca1c1we11 ........ ....... H ome 3:30 May 2 Madison ...... .......... H ome 3:30 4 1'1i11side ....... ......... A way 3:30 8 Verona ......... .......... A way 3: 30 15 Union .......... .......... H ome 3:30 16 Morristown ...... ......... A way 3: 30 18 Ca1c1we11 ............................ Away 3: 30 22 State Tournament .............. Away 9:30 25 De1tJarton ............... .......... A way 3: 30 26 1V1i11burn ...... .......... H ome 3: 30 Coach F. RAYBUCK Capmin PETE LILLARD GOLF TEANI-First row: McCormick, Mcsliea, Getto, Carru1. Rodgers. Jones. Second rowx Craig. PAGE 58 Klnse. Roth, Frankel. Downing. Coach Ray11uc1c. Cya!! Gourt FALL COURT-'First row: Lynn Ryerson, Dayle Buclmer. Second row: Kathryn Lord. Eleanor Ohl. Diary Beth Tietze. Third row: Meredith Strauss, Patricia Ramsey, Patricia Bryan. The Fall Sports Festival was launched on Tuesday, Nov. S, when six busloads of C.H.S. students attended the soccer game at Kearny. Our spirits were high as most of the student body marched in the annual homecoming parade on Friday night. All classes and various school clubs and organ- izations constructed floats for the parade. After the arrival at the school, the students witnessed the crowning of the Queen of Fall Sports. Senior boys escorted the court to the throne, the lights were tumed oil., and when the lights flashed on again, Bob Jones, presi- dent ol: the Varsity Club, had crowned Linda Ohl Queen of Sports. After being presented with two dozen roses, Queen Linda was es- corted around the gym by Bob Jones, fol- lowed by her court. Linda presided over the Pep Rally which followed, at which the cap- tains and coaches of the football and soccer team addressed the student body, Vtfith the help of the cheerleaders, twirlers, and band, school spirit rose in anticipation of the foot- ball game to be played the next day. Saturday the exciting weelcend was cli- maxed by the Chatham-Madison Football Game. The court made its second appearance there as they were driven around the field in convertibles. Although the Eslcies weren't successful in either of their games, all C.l'l.S. students agreed that the weelcend was a tre- mendous success. Everyone is loolcing forward to Homecoming, 1961, and the outgoing sen- iors will laeep this weeltend as a pleasant memory of Chatham High School. PAGE 59 CILGGTZGGCIGTS Weekly summer practices started the activ- ities of Chatham Highs Cheerleading Squad of 1961. Luncheons hetore football games and din- ners hefore night basketball games lcept them well fed for their exhausting worlc. It was a sad night for the four seniors when the last game was over: however, since they were to have their own numher in the G.A.A. Show for the First time, all was not lost. The G.A.A. Show saw the Cheerleaders dressed as sparlcs, cheerleading to music. Twirlers The C.H.S. Twirlers began their second year of football activity with a comhined luncheon of Cheerleaders and Twirlers before the lirst game. Thereafter, they practiced frequently after school, often with the marching hand. The year's activities culminated in the G.A.A. show, in which the Twirlers represented metallic hlue- and-white-garhed roclcet inspectors. CHEERLEADERS-First row: Patti Bryan, Captain Linda Miller, Sue Heimert. Second row: Anita White, Patsy Pill, Kathy Block, Nlartha Munendore, Linda Zeney. TXNIRLERS-'Left to rigllh Mimi Strauss, Dayle Buckner, Captain Judy Memer. Drum Majorette Noelle Qualrenlmush, Virginia Greze. Myrn Thayer, Leslie Laidlaw. PAGE 60 Girls Athletic Association Show Rehearsal Q Gounci G.A.A. COUNCIL-First row: Urich. Craig, President Rennie, Nlaysharlr, Mercer, Qualren- Lush. Second row: Langan. Leiden, Lane, Nliuer, Ryerson. Service. Third row: Miss Dawson, Greenland. Smehy. Garrlgues. Thompson. Nlarlin, Convery, Sticlrel, Howe, Miss Eugenie. Tradition was, this year as before, the stanciarci under which the G.A.A. Council fiew its rocicetship of projects. The countdown tool: place at the Senior-Sophomore Picnic and the Sophomore Junior Mother-Daughter Tea. Preparations for the annual show began in January, and hy April, HRoci:ets Away, an Hout of this worldn production, was reacly for the take-oft. Then came the trip through space with our ciacls at the Pop's Picnic. Finally, the Council came down from the Heavens and iancieci just in time for the Senior 'Mother-Daughter Tea. PAGE 61 Tumbling Tumbling for juniors and seniors otticialty began after Christmas, hut this year an orientation program for sophomores was conducted in the four weeks preceding Christmas. About 100 girls practiced every Thursday afternoon for their space- hug act in the G.A.A. Show. SENIOR TUNIBLING-'Top row: Lyon. Rancourt. Zelley. Ryerson, Parker, MacArthur, Heyl. Center row: Lime. Nvhlte, Hauslen- Craig. Bottom row: Buckner, Carver, Ansorge. Rennie. Leiden, Qualcen- hush. Miller. Diringa, Tietze. Kersten, Urich, Atchison. Ross. Field Hockey In tate September the Field Hockey team practiced feverishly twice a week under Nliss Dawson's able coaching. The girls worked re- lentlessly-attaclaing, dodging, Hictcing, scoop- ing, and mastering tactics for the coming hockey season. Chatham played host to Union, Summit, Morristown, and Dover, and played one game away at Summit. The hard work paid oft' at the end of the season with an undefeated record: six wins and four ties. PAGE 62 FIELD HOCKEY--Firs! row: Lambert. Bradshaw, Urich. Rennie, Ryerson. Second row: Leiden Direnga. Parker, Lauhy, Gibson, Coach Dawson. Senior Girls, . Basketball This year Girls' Basketball played a major part in the school athletic program. There was a good turnout at the after-school practices where much enthusiasm was displayed. Al- though the Seniors played only two games. they were victorious in hoth. The sophomores and Juniors also played other teams, hut with less success than the Seniors. M .,,1 1 A g f. r Q 4 I fag 1 my ' 2 mei .Q Ns. fs- at-p ,W y K, I , ' 49 1.953 A :H Y' , ' -1 it i - ' 1. ,lx--2.22. -,. ..., iii hi , . 1 lax, J astute? -' aes- -s .:.-1 N-, :sf--Q?-hah?-2.17, ? rf fs-.11-Q,, f:fv-ef sf- ' 1 C H, gf 51 le? If 'i' tix iii WW' is +I' at -sie ti vfwemf SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL-'Left to right: Greene. Bfloxon. Morehouse, Ryerson, Leiden, Rennie, Parker. Atchison. Crane, Carver. Smoot, Urlch. Modern Dance Modern Dance, under the leadership of Betty Howe. had the largest turnout ever in CHS. The girls have devised many new and different routines white perfecting the old ones, and they appeared in the G.A.A. Show as comets. SENIORS IN MODERN DANCE-Left In right: Bradshaw. Fuechsel, Detapena. Clinchy. Decker. Howe, Bri-xuer. Glasel, Cummings, Nevin. PAGE 63 4 tQ4'L S 4'OfI'L HATCH i John Ahn. Hanna Weiner, Sigrid Lauscher A new area of interest at Chatham High this year has been our three students from abroad. It is our hope that the presence of Hanne Welner of Copenhagen, John Ahn of Seoul and Sigrid Lauscher of Vienna will help foster friend- ly relations with our world neighbors. Hanne Xvelner, who is Finishing her junior year, is an attractive and fun-loving addition to our student hody. She worked for a year as a photographers model in her homeland and is much admired for her stylish wardrobe, Hanne excels in languages, fshe came here to study and improve her Eng- lishl, horseback riding. and dancing. XVe wish Hanne hest of lucl: in her senior year and as she goes out in the world. Vxfe lenow that her friendly nature and charm spell sure suc- cess in the future. .lohn Ahn hails from Korea and has .spent his junior and senior years in America. His winning smile comhined with an interest in studies. sports, and people have contributed to malre him a person Chatham has laeen fortunate to lcnow. John learned English from American soldiers and mission- PAGE 64 aries and is now comfortably fluent in the language. After studying at Brigham Young University, he hopes to retum to Korea and serve his people as an lVl.D. The class of 1961 is proud to have had .lohn Ahn as a memher and lmows he will malce a Fine world citizen. This year Chatham participated for the ttrst time in the American Field Service Program for exchanging students with other lands. Sigrid Lauscher, a senior from Austria was our student during this initial year. Sigrid's shy smile and glowing personality in addition to her proFiciency in music, slciing, and languages have endeared her to her classmates. Her violin and piano training in Vienna have rendered her accomplished in these areas. and we all envy her travelling experiences throughout many lands of Europe. Our fondest hopes accompany Sigrid en route to Vienna-'hopes that some of us will one day find our way to her city. Many thanlcs to the A.F.S. for letting Chatham lcnow Sigrid and talce part in the exchange program. H is fllflillgll lllv various clubs and organiza- lions lfzal many of us are alrlv Io had our plavv in U10 spolliglll. 'Hulse vxlra-Curricular aclivilivs combine will: our classroom work lo clvvvfop our pvrsonafilivs. rrll0S0 clubs afford ilu' opporlunily of Crvaling long-lash ing inlvrosl and providv valua H0 vnriclmwnl for our livos. wwf 1' Y wfiilnfl I-1 Honor Society Thechatham Chapter of the National Honor Society has carried out many projects which have aided the school. In addition to helping with the Career Days, entertaining the Milwaukee Downer Choir, and organ- izing the Student Teacher Day, the society continued the tutoring service for their fellow students. Through these projects the members have endeavored to fulfill the high ideals of Chatham High School and the Honor So- ciety. HCNOR SOCIETY OFFICERS-'Narfcy Piercy. secretaryg Ned Wilson. president: Mika Cilrorslci, vice-president: Bin Pond. treasurer. HONOR SOCIETY-First row: Bernhard, Decker, Bieg. Miner. Kerston, Schneider, Lord, Scarry. Stoesser. Dimino, D. Klie. Second row: Nliss Heclcman, B. Klie, Ryerson, Strancline, Piercy, White, Nlorehouse. Tietze, Parker, Gibson, Henderson. Third row: Pond, Lewis, Brookes, Holland. Harrigan, Wittreich, Yvertz. Storey. Nvilson, 1VlncNaughton, Floorheatl. PAGE 66 Seated: Miller. Pond. Piercy, Scarry. Ctlmorslrt. Kersten. Wvonds. Standing: Kardtnal. Moorhead, Decker. Bernhard, Brown, Clinchy, Gibson, Hausler, Direnga. Jones, Bliss lvltles, Archer. Schneider. Chatter The memhers of the Chatter stall! have de- voted much time and effort, both in class and after school to the 1961 edition of the Chat- ter. It was a long taslc requiring much worl: and responsihility, but also affording us a great deal of pleasure. The stall sincerely thanlcs Miss Miles for her competent advice and guidance to us in our undertaking. The Chatter Board is proud to present the dividers and other student photography marlaed with the symbol MP. These photo- graphs are the worl: of Photography Editor Bill Pond, Assistant Photographer Dave Moorhead, and Art Editor Shelly Woods. Chatter also wishes to thanl: Brian Hiehert for the picture of his father, our superin- tendent. Pulis. Pentland. Lyons. Burke. CHATFER BOARD--Left to right: Photography editor Pond. Ltterary editor Piercy. Art editor Yvoods. Editor-tn-chief Sonny, Subscriptions manager Kersten, Layout editor Cilaorslri. Second row: Treasurer Maller. Paragraph editor Decker. Advertising manager Pults. PAGE 67 CHATTERBOX BOARD-Firsl row: Lelmert, Boulanger, Quakenlmsln, Yvilson. Editor-in-chief Dimino, Parker, Elrmann, Anderson, Stoesser. Second row: Watson. Tietze, Brookes. Rutllven. Elermann, Hielxert. Lewis, Nlrs. Fleming. Chattertn ox The Chatterbox, the school news- paper, is published eight times a year. Included in the paper are time- ly editorials, entertaining articles, and the latest news of C.H.S. The Chatterbox provides the opportunity for any student to acquire experi- ence in journalism. PAGE 68 CHATFERBOX STAFF-First row: D. Miller, D. Han, Greeze, Kuenstler, Parker, Cronin. Second row: Clulnertson, Dflartin. Snyder, Qualcenlrusln Dimino. Clrauender, Xvatson. Third row: Pratt. Woods. Schneider. Tieize, Stoesser. Anderson. Boulanger, Lelmert, Bieg. Fourlfl row: C. Eiermann. Brookes. Lewis. Hielxerl. Criss. Nvilson. Rullwen. J. Eiemiann. Lipiczlcy. Pep Cluln Varsity Club The Varsity Club, composecl of laoys who have won their letters in any sport. creates a greater inter- est in school sports, ancl stimu- lates school spirit. These goals are achievecl lay the presentation of a sporls rouncl-up program, ancl the sponsoring of the lvlost Valuable Player Awarcls. VARSITY CLUB-First row: Yvittreich, Gallo. D'lacDonalrl, Yvise. Jones. Kyp- rios. Clarlc, Schweitzer, Davey. Denilce, Callrey. Second row: Griswold, Rulhven. Kline. Burton, Criss. Wvalsln. Lorie. Storey. Carnahan. Anthony. Tllirfl row: Dean, Hoerter, Mccormlck, Flannery. Bielxl. Angleman. Hnrter. Hollander, Ha- slalr. Fourllu row: Tuollig. R. Hadley. Darnall. Bell. Beenfelclt, Adam. Burn, Spangler. Roth, Joralemon. Wilson. Fifth row: Lyons, NIhCNBl.lgI1t0ll, Wval ls. Goldenlaaum. Lillarll, Heater. Murphy. Cunningham, lVlcNicholas. The purposes ol the Pep Club are to promote school spirit, and to en- courage goocl sportsmanship in all school activities. The memlzers sell school calenclars, shakers, pennants, ancl lboolicovers, and encourage their fellow students to luoost their school spirit. PEP CLUB COUNCIL-'First row: Sierglei. P. Ramsey. Garrlgues. Rnncourt, Convery, President Tietze lxerslen Xvhite. Loral, Henderson. Lippincott. Second row: Jones. Lawrence. PAGE 69 Igloo The lgloo has been organizecl lay the Stuclent Council. By selling school materials, it not only provicles income for the Council, hut also serves the neecls of the stuclents. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE-Standing: Lewis. Mr. Norris. Sealed left lo figllf nrouml table: Coons. Hall, Harrigan, Bissell. Lauscher, President Stoesser, Lane. PAGE 70 Vervort, Boniface. Schneider. Moorelmonse. IGLOO-Standing: Geohegen, Greene, Maxon, J. Schneider. Bentsnn, Smoot. Ryerson. Kneeling: Hausler, Eclelstein. American F ie ld Service Although the American Field Service was inauguratecl at C.l'l.S. only last year, it has already com- pleted a significant project-the acl- dition of a foreign stuclent to the senior class. It is hopecl that this worthy project will hecome a tradi- tion at Chatham High School. DEBATING TEAM-Left to right: Yvise. Clborsid. Decker. Cllncluy. Co-captains Brookes and Freeman, Lewis, Dunning, Mr. Kushner. Harrigan, Fitmage. Investment Club This board of clirectors represents 60 sen iors wlwo, under tlwc guidance of Mr. Mack, are receiving practical experience in invest ment problems. INVESTMENT CLUB-fseuledz Flrmage, Dlmlno, G. Hadley. Standing: McNicl1oIas, Mr. Mack. Pentiand, Bonner. Edelstein. Debating Team Newly organized tliis year, time Debating Team l'ias successfully lield its own in cle- bates with neighboring sclmools. ln acldition to leaming time fundamentals of formal de- bate and its ciillerent forms, tlie team l'1as also learned the art of clear, concise, and mean- ingful SPCECII. Guidance Club The members of tlie Guidan ce Clula lielp Ctieclc almsentees, type and perform other clerical services to enable tlie counselors to devote their time to the guiclance of students. GUIDANCE CLUB-Sealed: Kuenstler. Dim! nu, Rennie. Elmamiorf. Slanding: Greeze. Fairy, Diringa. Klutz, D. Hall, Gibson. PAGE 71 i Photography Club The Photography Club, a new organization under the guidance of Mr. Boyer, has provided the oppor- tunity for photo enthusiasts to cle- velop their talents. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-'First row: Hielmert. R. Klutz. Griswold, Cilaorsld. Nlourluearl, Howard. Stalmler, Singer. Holden, Yvlnrlsor. Second row, on steps: Danielson. Mapps. Assenlneimer, G. tKIoiz. Golclentaaum. Molltor, Hom. PAGE 72 USHGTS At au high school functions,' clap- per, well trained, courteous ushers show our guests to their seats. USHERS-'Rigid to left: Rutllven. Ford. Tower. Nlarquis, Jones, Burke, Steele. Olpp, Eiermann. Cilrorsld, Pulis, Hielsert. Taylor. Gnetje. MBCNBUIIIIOH. Stage Crew The Stage Crew plays an impor- tant role in setting the stage for assemblies, concerts, and the Senior Class Play. STAGE CREW-Kneeling: Rodeelxi Mon-ls. Hennessy, Damn. Standing: Moorhead. Pond, Klotz. Bmclerson. Math Clulo The Math Club altorcls to all in- terested students tlie opportunity to clelve into topics not cliscussecl clur- ing scliool time. At eacli meeting eitlier a guest spealcer, a stuclent, or a faculty member fumislmes a speeclm on a mathematical topic. MATH CLUB-'First row: Freeman. Wtnasor. Allen. Second row: Mr. Hem- merly. Cummings. Br-oflerson, R. Hadley. Howse. Ur-lclm. Skinner. Brookes. Biology Club The Biology Club, composed of vitally interestecl biology students, conducts projects, clemonstrations, and Field trips. BIOLOGY CLUB-'First row: Butter- wortln, lVIcEntee. Second row: Dumbroslcl, Harland. Flr. Appler. Third row: Meier, Rodgers. McNeely. Bridge Club Among tl'1e activities of tlre Bridge Club are teaching otluers to play briclge ancl liolcling parties and tour- naments. BRIDGE CLUB-Sealed: Schmidt. Had- ley. Anderson. Standing: Cutler, Friend, Moorhead. Slruti. Leiden. Holland. PAGE 75 unior Reel Cross JUNIOR RED CROSS-First row: Grimm, Ban, Gould, Delapena. Hazeltine. Second row: Sayer, Greenland, Jourdain, Lambert, Hartelius. Oslmome. Leitert. Third row: D. Miller, OH, Boorufy, Cummings, Brown. Carotliers. VValreley. Webber. Schmidt, Browning, Emert. LIBRARY COUNCIL-'First row: Purvis, Hazeltine, Cutler, Her e, Smith, Burlclxalter, Watson. Sayre, Cleveland. Second row: Leulsman. Morgan. Di CBtBlll0, B. Pratt. Mardot, Potter. Anderson President, Fix. Solrlman. Slrutt. Third row: Gayelos, Payne, Bailey, Pine, Gertli, Bou- Ianger, Cllnclny. Lehlen. L. Taylor, Stlclcel. P. Freeman, Miss Buralett. Fourlll roiv: 0'Brlan, French. G. Klutz. Buczlcowsl-xi. GERMAN CLUB-Seated: Gullclr. Benedict. Alm. Min Von. Ealel- lteln. Standing: Buczlzowslzl, Franz. A. Klutz. Gllfllel. BBCIKBI. Koela. PAGE 74 Grafas. Doelme. Firmage. unior Red Cross ln addition to its annual enroll- ment ctrive, the Red Cross under- takes community, local, and inter- national service projects. Library Council The Library Council is a service organization composed of students who voluntarily assist Miss Burdett with the various duties in the sctxool library. G9TmQn The German Club affords to its members the opportunity and pleas- ure of teaming more about the tan- guage and customs of Germany . . . und irgencl Iiecter singen. SPANISH CLUB-First row: Tinney. Morehouse. President Schneider. Greene. Bentson. Second row: Sayer, Halfman. Sliutt. Smoot. Maxon. Jenkins. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Left to right: Reels. Greene, Srnoot. Geolxagen. Greenland, Moxon, Heyl, Stoesser, Gertlx. Jenkins. Hausler, Delapena. FUTURE TEACHERS OF ANIERICA-'First row: Bradshaw, Mc- ltlanus. lVIcKelvy, Sayer, Fueclnsel, Taylor. Second row: Bentson. Schneider. Greene, President Heyl, Maxon. DelVlott, Gertli. Third row: Leitch. Tinny. Koch, Frleze. Smoot. Woodmtt. Pratt. Spanish Club Tlue purpose of the Spanisli Club is to lielp students leam more about the language and customs of Span- isli-spealcing countries. Included in its activities is a trip to New Yorlc to see a Spanish movie and luncti at a Spanish restaurant. Future Homemialeers of America The Future Homemalcers of America includes in its activities spealcers, coolcing contests, and a spring fasliion sliow. This organiza- tion is nationwide and provides American girls with practical lcnowl- edge for tlieir lives as future wives and mottiers. Future Teachers of America Tlie Future Teacliers of America Club provides for its memlaers an insiglit into teaching. one of tlme professions most important to tlie future of our country. PAGE 75 SENIOR DOUBLE QUARTET-First row: Paul Tuolrig. Tom Kline, AI Skinner. Second raw: Bruce Feay, Don Goldenlmum. Third row: Chris Alnlers, Dial: Elxmann, Dave Nloorlread. Choir First row: Brauer. Howe, Matriclano. Llnmlstedt, Herse, Merrllcen, Morehouse, President Skinner, Moorhead, Stoes- ser. Rancourt. Zelley. Gibson. Second, row: McKeIvey'. Demott. Litllellale. Anderson. Geito, Goldenlmum, Kline, Olpp, SCllil'0, Saver. Hausler. Smliln Third row: Mc- Manus. Luther. Ciilforrl, Conner. Flcslrea. Jones, Adams, MacDonald, Scarry. Miner. Slnuit. Fourth row: Parker. Desanlis. Jourdaln. Pallen, Lane. Strandine. Fifth row: Forrest, Rotlme. Bryan. Hartelius. Klutz. Feay, Elrmann, Ross. Service. Longstreet, Helmert. Sixlll row: Sommer. Clark, Schweitzer, MacNougI1Qon. Hennessey. Boys' Glee Club First row: Adams. Getto. Pentlanrl. Moorhead, Toulnlg. Macdonald, P. Blalt, Hennessy. D. Sldnner. B.,Mesl1ea. R. Klutz. Second row: Mucclone. Goldenbaum, Feay. A. Skinner, G. Firmage. Frisbee. Sennllauser, Spangler. Brig s. Tlnlref row: Llplczlcy, D. Firmage. Ca enter. Chnl, Vvise. Ort, Daman. Angleman. Pine. Fourm row: Hasiixk. Burke, Olpp. Kline. YV. Miller. Fiffll row: Archer. Almlers. Flyers. Carmen. NlacNau Irion, SCIIWBR- zer. Elxmann. Hiebert. Cilrorsii. Pros 76 ora uslc Girls' Chorus First row: Kepple. Falny. Coons. Hannns Gavin, Gaunet. Nloore, Newlmrfli. Co: lien. Norsk. Smelly, Siergiej. Second rorv: Bailey, Fix, Payne, Halsey. Carver. Davis. Severin, Riecl, Smith. Craig Tielze. Heimert. Morgan. Third row: UfiCl'l, Cronin. Carotlrers. Glasel. Rears. Tinlzlram. Greene, Lyon. L. Nliner. Xvelz- miller. Pfeiffer. lwunendore. Knlpe. Fourlh row: Watson. Rowlanll. Pratt. Henderson. Bissell, Yvllite. Almlmt. Til- ley, DeMott. Heyl, Nloxon, Atchison, Rogers, Lanner. Flflll row: Lelmert. Rock, Dicataldo. Van Derveer. Hazeltlne. Blah. Aiclrele, B. Klie, Miner. Semmel- man. Ryan. Vensey. Ryerson, Gnydos. Sixlll row: Wnlbom. Kersien. Dlrenga. Greze. Clinchy. Delapena. Osborne. Xvise. Rolxlerler. Gallucher. Tamiyn, Hil- de:-Brancl, Pierson. Hurt, Frecln. Seventh row: Potter, Thompson, Connelly. M. Harris. Hughes. Holland. Hellriegel. Schmidt. Gay. Crane. Farrell. Lausclrer. Jenkins. Truesdale. ALL-EASTERN CHORUS -1 Miss Christ. Teacher of Choral Music, and Chatham memhers of All Eastern Chor- us: Brian Hiehert, Paul Tuohig, Patsy Scarry. All-Eastern Chorus ln January, three Chatham students travelled to Washing- ton, D. C. to perfomm for the Eastern Music Educators Con- ference. The program, presented in the Sheraton-Parlc Hotel, was comprised primarily of classical and modem sacred music. The highlight ol' the evening was a Negro spiritual arranged hy the conductor of the All-Eastem Chorus, Wil- liam Dawson, also the leader of the famed Tuskegee lnsti- tute Choir. USl.C The Music Department, headed hy Miss Christ and Mr, Williams, gives most ol' its time to the preparation of two annual concerts, the Christmas program and the Spring Fes- tival. Senior, junior, and sophomore choirs provide the sing- ' ing, while the hand and orchestra play in the concerts and during our assemblies. I Orchestra Standing: Mr. Vtfilliams. First row: Spivey. Burlrhalter. Hollaepter, Howard, Free- man, Craig, xvatson, Snyder. Second rom: Karrlinal, Farrell, lvlanlrlewltz, Yvehher, Broolres, Sullivan, Hiehert, Edelstein, Miller, Hanclelmann. Yvoerner, McKeown. Third row: Rennie, D. Firmage. Pentlancl, Snyder. Kucera, Yvalcon. P. Blatt. All-Eastern Orchestra Chatham's one participant in the All-Eastem Grchestra program pre- sented in the nation's capitol in January, 1961, was Carolyn Kardinal. Carolyn, who plays viola, had a particularly high seating in the large group of 150 high school students from most of the Eastem Seahoard states. The highlight of the orchestra program, conducted hy Thor John- son, was l'laydn's Prelude to the Royal Fireworks. ALL-EASTERN ORCHESTRA-Mr. Yvilliams. Teacher of Instrumental Music. Carolyn Kardinal. 'PAGE 77 nstrumenta! V Q usic Co ZOT' GUQTJ Left to right: Karla Kinzlerrnan. Rollin Ross, Sue Longstreet. No! Band First row: Edelsteln. Webber, Harry, Walceley. Woemer, Wilmot, Mamlr, Brookes, Sullivan, Tuo- hig, Blake. Second row: Mccady, Friend, Paulson, Puttbach, Cunningham, O'Hoppe, Bucowslri, Hia lrert, Miller, Hanclelmann. Finnage, Widden, Wise. Third row: Farrell, Pentland, Ware. Wallis. Syn- Jer, Jones, Kucera, Wilcox, Blatt. present : Mary' Laulmy. Marching Band First row: Sullivan. McCarty'. Woerner, Blake, Cunningham, Wakeley, Farrell. Ware, Marek. Synder. Second row: Harry. Wvilmott. 0'Hoppe. Whidden, K. Tuolmig, Wilcox, Friend, Blatt, How- ard, Wallis. Third row: Hielaert, P. Tun- Izig, Edelstein, Kerwin, Pentlaml, Free- man, Broolces. Rorlimer, Kucera. Stmve. ' Ci .9 e 1 5 S I A 5-r.,,f ,QV 1' O . Q 'Q as 1 T X Q, -1, AAAS' O iii U Q A QL' ' In in . ff' m Q, ,, if . Q 'wa . -N The Class of 1961 heartily lllanlzs au our adverlisers I whose welcome supporl lighlens our burden. A ga 1' ' K x Y r. wk '4 .X , S. :s A Y ,TO .M Wi' s. s ME 5-5057 W. H. MUTTER Bicycles and Accessories -f Sporting Goods 1 Passaic Ave. ARTHUR F. ROHLEDER Member Multiple Listing fSeHingJ Service Real Estate -Insurance 2107 Main Street, Chatham Phone ME 5-4636 For Your Drug, Cosmetic, and Prescription Nee s PARK PHARMACY 461 Main Street, Chatham S. T. BRONFMAN, Reg. Pharm. ME 54771 MANOR FOOD MARKET ALBERT PRIBULA, Prop. Prime Meats - Groceries Fresh Vegetables -1 Frozen Food 434 Main Street, Chatham PAGE 80 COUNTRY CLUB MOTORS INC. Authorized Ford Dealer 14 Kings Road, Madison FR 7-4100 ' Compliments of CHATHAM DEPARTMENT STORE 230 Main Street, Chatham, New Jersey l CHATHANFS ESSO SERVICENTER Main Street and Hillside Avenue Chatham, New Jersey - Compliments of WHALEN G BERRY Toys f- School Supplies Main Street, Chatham, New Jersey THE WILLIAM PITT Luncheon i- Tea -f Dinner 94 Main Street, Chatham, N. II. Dollar For Dollar COLONIAL Gives You More COLONIAL PONTIAC 512 SpringFieIcI Avenue Summit, New .Iersey ALLEN E. GROGAN President CRestview 7-6700 WAINWRIGHTS JEWELRY 2 South Passaic Avenue MErcury 5-5181 Chatham, N. .I. MAIN AUTO SALES, INC. 154 Main St. Madison, N. J. PLYMOUTH VALIANT Sales ancI Services Madison's Only Authorized Dealer PAGE 82 ME 5-9000 THE ATLANTIC GROUP For Builders 100 Summit Avenue, Chatham, N. J. - G. KIIVIBALL COLEMAN Realtor f- Insurer f-I Appraiser Est. 1922 E E -MULTIPLE 1.1 E. l ME 5-4676 ANTHONY'S BEAUTY SALON The Latest in Hair Styling 166 Main Street, Chatham, N. J. - Compliments of FRANKLIN CAPITAL CORPORATION Iwortguge Bankers 60 Park Place, Newark, N. J. MA 4-8700 SWANSONS HARDWARE 254 Ntain Street, Chatham ME 5-0707 - BOZIAN STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Award Yvinning Photographs Individualized Portraits of Children '-f Women - Men Xvectding Formats and Candicts Family Groups -H Oil Portraits 249 Main Street Chatham, N. J. Mercury 5-9048 B VVILLIA A. BRADLEY Funeral Director 545 Main Street, Ctiattiam ME 5-2428 THE FOUNTAIN Featuring Dolly Madison Ice Cream Sahrafifs Candy Soda - Candy - Lunch-aanaria 253 Main Street ME 5-9882 PAC 84 ME 5-9850 Best Xvishes Class of 1961 From HINCHMAN AND FRIES 40 Main Street, Madison, N. J. 7-5035 PATTERSON'S 245 Main Street Chatham, N. J. Free Delivery CHATHAM MOTORS LTD. Lark By Studebaker Borgward Triumph 219 Main Street, Chatham ME 5-7700 ME 5-9857 . ME 5-7045 C. JAY of TERRACE HOUSE Dresses - Separates -1 Sportswear t-1 Lingerie. Comer of Main St. and Van Doren Ave. Chatham, N. J. Pltca 85 CHATHAM BAKE SHOP Special Cakes for All Occasions - MErcury 5-9880 Closed Monday PETER CQIFFURES Hair Stylists of Distinction 235 Nlain Street, Chatham, N. J. Compliments of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 246 Main St. CONALD B. MCCARTER Chatham, N. J. Branch Nfanager Phone: Nlercury 5-2474 UNITED RENT-ALLS HERB DAN, INC. 19 South Passaic Ave., Chatham, N. J. ME 5-7004 PAGE 86 Success to CIass of '61 QUAKENBUSH FLYING An SERVICE Main St. and Hedges Ave. Chatham, N. J. ' ww THE WARREN E. PATTEN FUNERAL HOME 283 Main Street, Chatham, N. J. ME 5-4691 .1 Compliments of AMERICAN BARBER SHOP RALPH J. BADOLATO, Prop. 9 South Passaic Avenue Chatham l. CHATHAM PHARMACY ue N xr to the Bank The Prescription Store CHARLES Musa RICHARD J. MAYER Russell Stover Candy Free Delivery ME 58700 Compliments of MANUFACTURERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY - Congratulations to the CIass of 1961 from TUNG-SOL ELECTRIC, INCORPORATED C1-IATHAM ELEcTRoN1cs D1v1s1oN - Compliments of WEALTHY ANN TOWNSEND Dance Classes - Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 G. H. MCKELVEY, JR. Insurance -' Real Estate 551 Main Street, Chatham, N. J. IVlErcury 5-5689 64-Hony. CLEANERS For ifw Best in. Dry Cleaning Formal Xvear to Hire '-1 For Proms, etc. 227 Main Street, Chatham, N. J. Compliments of DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP. 514-318 Broad St. Summit, N. J. CRestview 7-5500-1 ME 5-0752 MAIN DRUG CO., INC. Free Delivery plain Street and Passaic Avenue Chatham, N. J. S. BART:-1, Reg. Pharm. Compliments of the HI-FI TRI-HI-Y Advisors MRS. E. K. SHIPLER MRS. F. ADAMS PAGE 89 ME 5-9861 You Will Always Be XAIBICOTTIG at THE MAINMAST Soda f- Luncheonette Breyer's Ice 'Cream SCI'1l'HH't'S Candy School Supplies, Toys, Dolls, Games 252 Main Street Famous Name Designer Dresses and Sportswear at Tremendous Savings JODIN'S 215 Main Street, Chatham, N. J. ME 5-8297 For Insurance or Real Estate Consult . . . L. VERNE DREW 500 Main Street ME 5-2520 NICK Er ART BARBER SERVICE 5 Barbers Nick 5' Art -f Joe -f Frank -1 Jack - Specializing in Ladies and Children Hair Cutting No Appointment Needed 262 Main Street Parking in Rear of Shop PAGE 90 MU 6-6021-2 GARDEN STATE PAPER CO. Miflsfoclz Suppliers Ramsey Avenue, Hillside, N. J. - MR. AND MRS. AMOS L. CHALIF Dancing Classes Chatham - MErcury 5-5818 JOSEPHINES BEAUTY SHOPPE JOSEPHINE TRIOLO, Prop. 262 Main Street, Chatham . Phone MErcury 5-9898 MAIN FABRIC SHOPPE 265 Main Street Chatham, New Jersey Sue Direnga Bartz Gould Maren Kenseth Kathi Lord Carolyn Kardinal Judy Mercer Patti Ramsey Compliments of TRI-BETA TRI-HI-Y Advisor--MRS. GRIERSON TRI-KAPPA TRI-HI-Y Lynn Ryerson Sue Schneider Barb Stoesser J. G. Henderson Shelley Woods Karen Walluom Our Sincere Gratitude to Mus. Rorssnr PRIDHAM, Joan Clinctiy Mimi Delapena Sandra Cronin Marilyn Anderson Carole Lebert Susan Rowland Our Advisor for Four Years. Compliments of TITANS HI-Y MR. COOPER, Advisor Complimenis of the IVIATHYX CLUB Carol Clioecij Lola Forrest Chris Jenkins Kaye Taylor Ann Cummings PAGE 92 ME 5-0645 SCHWARTZ DAIRY FARIVI Mille and Alina Products AIways Farm F1-esI1 CI1atI1am, New Jersey ' BARCON ASSOCIATES INC Builders 159 Main Street, Chatham ' FOR SELLING FAST . . . CONTACT B Y S T R A K Real Estate and Insurance 54 MAIN STREET ME 5-8900 FRED S. CARVER INC Hydraulic Equipment Qne Chatham Road Summit, New Jersey ' Compliments of THE SPARX TRI-HI-Y Arlene Atchison Barbara Bentson Karen Boulanger Gail Carver Carol Gibson Bonnie Green Val Lyon Marge Mueller Joanne Schneider Compliments of SORELLA TRI-HI-Y SUE PFEIFFER ........ ................. P resident SUE HEIMERT ......... ........... V ice President HILLY VAUGHN ........ ................ S ecretary PATSY PILL ............ ........ T reasurer PAT RODIMER ........ ........ C haplain Sue Baclgley Bari: Ball Kathy Block Kathy Greenland Bev Knipe Jane Koebig Sue Longstreet Compliments of the MADEIJS TRI-HI-Y Martha Muilendore Penny Reid Nancy Teinheimer Jane Service Carolyn Smith Joan Nveis Sue Welzmiiier PATSY SIERGIEI ........ ................ P resident LIZ LUTHER ................. ...,........ V ice President SUE ELMENDORF ........ ............ S ecreiary PEGGY BLAKE ............ ............ T reasurer DIANE VEASEY .......... ............ C hapiain Janice Clark Judy Price Nancy Ferrer Mary Beth Ryan Sue Littiehale Gwen Moore Nancy Pine Diane Moras Mary Ann Semmeiman Sue Smehy Betty Ann Sorg iPAca 95 Compliments of IMPERIALS HI-Y John Criss Ralph Jones John Lawrence Norman Martin Ed Murphy Bill Ostrom Art Pulis Wir. Eilmann, Advisor Pete Schweitzer John Storey John Tower Paul Tuolnig Jack Vxfaish Carl Xvise Dave Grierson i Compliments of DELPHFS TRI-HI-Y ANITA WHITE ................. CATHY BERNHARD .......... JAYNE JOURDAIN ......... BETH TIETZE ................ LYNN FUESCHEL .......... CLARE SHEPARD ........ Mickey Miner Betsey Bieg Nan Dimino Kathy Kersten Mrs. H. OH, Advisor ...............Presicient Vice President ...............Secretary ............Treasurer ............Chapiain ...........Councii Member PAGE 96 CONGRATULATIONS . . to the graduate v The Directors, Qfficers, and Staff of our Bank join together in expressing our sincerest goocl wishes and congratuIations on the event of your graduation. May the coming years bring you the best of Good I'IeaItI1, Happiness and Prosperity. YOUR BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE The CI-IATHAIVI TRUST COMPANY Main Street and Fairmount Avenue Chatham, N. J. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PAGE 97 Compliments of THE CHATHAIVI HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATION Al I f d I1 fJ CIS HhShl ' CHATHAIVI RECREATION COMMITTEE DOUG HATCH, Chairrnun JOHN TOWER, Treasur MARIAN GAYDOS, S Pat BaiIey Eileen Payne Butch Servas Randy O'B Nancy P R I hJ THE SENIOR CLASS would like to thank the following people for the generous contributions as sponsors of the 1961 yearlaook. Mr. and Mrs . H. C. Ahlers Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Alpaugh Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Atchinson Mr. and Mrs. B. Cv. Bean Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bentson Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bemhard Mr. and Mrs. A. Bertolini Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Boniface Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Brookes Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Burton Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Camahan Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cihorski Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clinchy Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Craig Mrs. W. H. Criss Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. VJ. H. Decker Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Delapena Mr. and Mrs. R. M. S. DeNike Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dimino Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Eierrnann Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ellinwood lVlr. and Mrs. E. R. Fahy Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Feay Mrs. R. XV. Ford Mr. and Mrs. J. Cv. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Fuechsel Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Gaetje Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gerth Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cvilnson Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Greene Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Guest Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hasiak Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hatch, Jr. OUP Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Holland and Mrs. B. M. Jenkins J. F. Johnston and Mrs. R. W. Jones and Mrs. W. G. Joralemon and Mrs. G. D. Jourdain and Mrs. R. E. Kardinal and Mrs H. E. Kenseth and Mrs. R. S. Kersten Mr. . Dr. D. F. Kent Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. . and Mrs. R. H. Klie and Mrs. H. A. Lambert and Mrs. A. W. Lelaert Sal Leone and Mrs. L. M. Littmann and Mrs. W. T. Lord and Mrs. J. P. McArthur and Mrs. R. J. Mercer and Mrs. J. W. Miller Mr. ancl Mrs. G. H. Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Moxon Mr. Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. W. E. Nickerson and Mrs. F. H. Ohl and Mrs. L. E. Olpp and Mrs. G. T. Piercy Dr. George H. Pike Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pond Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Price Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Reck Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rowland Mr. Mr Dr. Mr Mr lVlr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Ryerson and Mrs. W. C. Schneider Robert J. Schwarz and Mrs. F. Stoesser and Mrs. N. F. Strauss and Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Mrs. H. W. Tietze and Mrs. J. E. Tuohig and Mrs. R. J. Watson and Mrs. J. E. White and Mrs. E. D. Wilson and Mrs. N. M. Woods and Mrs. H. N. Zelley The Senior Class would also like to express appreciation to those who have sponsored yearbook anonymously. PAGE 99 CHELL FRANTZEN STUDIOS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHCTOGRAPHER for Cl-IATTER 96 Summit Avenue Summit, N. J. CR. 7-2078 ICKES Hnnuals A 62 SUMMIT ROAD, CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS PAGE 100 ,ts-1 -G 1 Q, 'v JT? ax . ,Y- w-' 5 Xw, ?1,v','F- f - Le. '43 -ff PSQTIQJ' r Sfihff r 'wifi 11, 1 KE' N L,-a'5-12 ' - 1' 53 1,1-'wif 'V1,wA5- 1 V. -4. 3- 1 jf? V .-v.., . .1 ff ff. , A 4, ,- ,A-, , RW.: L- RQ r ' S..-. 4, ,- L 9. -.Y 11,1 J f- 1 ,..1 .. - '...'f'i .. 'I e 'l -- ,r 5.1 , .,'X I A v. JT- : gf, .. :Iver Vi.: ani., -gf ',-,QE '., ,Lf vm 4-K. 5-fiffli' '.'fl,1:g- ,,f :-H.ff'f j:3 l' M C 0.5.5. 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