Chatham High School - Chatter Yearbook (Chatham, NJ)

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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

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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.