Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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THE COBBONIAN 1922 The Hall of Fame Prettiest Girl ..... ...........,........................... V era Beston Handsomest Boy . . . .... Robert I. Smythe Most Popular Boy . . . ............ Dick Davis Most Popular Girl . .. .........., Anita Barerra Most Influential .... Robert B. Cunningham Most Initiative ...... ,. ....-... David Rubidge Did Most for School . .. .... .............. D ick Davis Did Most for Class ..... . . . --...... ........ R obert B. Cunningham Biggest Bluffer ...... .... A 'l . , ..... .K ....... 4+ ..... Charles L'ee Laziest ............ .... 57'. fT' .'i. Tiiiiaarlese Class Clown ....... .. .... ..... ...... A l bert Bockoven Best Athlete .' ........... ............ Dick Davis Most Likely to Succeed . .. ...... Robert B. Cunningham Best Student ............ . . . ....--....... Berkley Boniface Best Pull with Profs. .. ....... ................. D avid Rubidge Iazziest ........... .... li ......... xl ....... Laurence D. Jordan Nerviest . . . ....... . . .... . . .Charles McC:m:TTy 24

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THE COBBONIIAN 1922 How to cure ZEROitis in teachers. Next door at the U. R. Stuck Music Co. Eleanor Foster, Edna Eakly, Eleanor Follis, and Eleanor Cook were giv- ing away copies of the pamphlet on How to take the wrinkles out of Wrig- ley's Gumf' Fashion Plate Perrault, Farmer Gunther and Ellie Faulkner were demonstrating this method before the ladies Show No Mercy Club, consisting of Theresa Gallagher, Rita Glanville, Margaret Gogerty and Mary Howard. Further down at the Dollar Down and Dollar When You Catch Me Clothes Co. Jeanette Jordan, Wilma La Tourette, Eliza Loree and Marjorie Little were buying straw hats for Christmas. Upstairs, the movie, Do Cthers or Others Will Do You,', was playing before these unlettered cen- sors, Dorothy Kelly, Margretta McCormack, Alena Ochs and Florence Olson. In the hall Dick Davis and William McBride were trying to sell programs for the beneiit of Dr. Al. Thompsonls Association for Preventing the Sale of Fur- lined Bath Tubs to Esquimaux. From there we went to Pete Wyckoff's Eat It and Beat It Restaurant where Isabelle Prophet, Frances Pierson and Elea- nor Terhune were eating soup and keeping time to the tunes of those bum trombonists, Elmer Savadge, Louis Savadge and Al Sheerin. It was nine o'clock now and we had to go since the sidewalks were being pulled in. 23

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