Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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1, SPECIAL FACULTY Miss Sallie Van Horn Industrial Arts Mr. lildward M. Young xllusic ' Miss Viola. Schnarendorf V ,Physical Director Miss Emma Pierce, B.S., Maryland State Lenege, 19163 Columbia Teachers College Domestic Science i Miss Helen M. Meserve, Framingham Normal and Teachers College Sewmg Mr. James A. Maclntyre, Springfield Training School Physzcal Dzrcctor Mr. Arthur Mills C Wood Workmg Nil.: Daniel Jensen, Prattlnstitutc, 1914 Mechamcal Drawing

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CLASS HISTORY but at the request of the faculty,idid not organize until late in the school year. Harry Davis was elected president, Beatrice Couch, vice- president, Gertrude Hoffman, secretary, and Walter Loree, treasurer. The class of 1916 entertained the class of 1919 near the close of the term. That year the poor Freshies were subject to hours entirely out of the ordinaryf iClasses began at eleven o'clock and were dis- missed at three-thirty, allowing twenty minutes for lunch. . At the beginning of the Sophomore year, Harry Davis was elected president, Gertrude Hoffman, vice-president, Mildred Niper, secre- tary, and Harold Karn, trea urer. The Juniors and Sophomores com- bined forces and entertaine the Seniors near the end of the second term. The class was well representedin the Junior Industrial Army. In the Junior year, Harry Davis was again elected president, Beatrice Couch, vice-president, Gertrude Hoffman, secretary, and Harold Karn, treasurer. Near the middle of the term the Juniors and Sophomores entertained the Senior Class. The class was againwell represented in the Junior Industrial Army which was organized during the month of April. 'I The class of 1919 began its high school career in the year of 1915, ' The class came together early in the Senior year and had an elec- tion of officers. Harry Davis was elected president for the fourth time, Louise Bockoven, vice-president, Gertrude Hoffman, secretary, and Harold Karn, treasurer. The class immediately began to revive and started plans for a class dance. The dance was in December and was a great success. In February, Green Stockings was decided upon as the class play and rehearsals were started immediately. It proved a great success and was commended by all. A goodly number of the class purchased class banners 'which were maroon with gold letters. In April the Juniors condescended to ask the Seniors to a dance in the gymnasium. This affair was enjoyed by all. The class was well represented in athletics. Three of the boys were members of the first high school team, and two of the girls were members of the girls' team. A Senior class team for boys and one for girls were organized and played a good many games. The class has shown by their spirit throughout the year that they lived up to their motto, Deeds Not Words.