Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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EDNVIN BEVANS Here is another one of those apparently quiet hut otherwise jolly Seniors. 'KEd has been a hard worker while at M. H. S. and shows he has the stuff for making out in business. Track 3, 4. CHARLES BLU NIENTHAL BIonn1f'rr Charles has been our best dressed student. His wavy hair has been the magnet for the fair sex, and we often wonder how he gets that way with his hair. Best luck with your future, but beware of those avaricious women! French Club 4. Band 1, 2. Orchestra 1. ANN MARGRET BORJESSON inn Would anyone accuse this dignified looking young lady with the dimples, of being mischievous? Well, there is a lot of good humor and fun hidden behind that calm exterior. Ann has been a good friend and an excellent student, and we wish her luck at Goucher. Hi-Y 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Hiking Club 4. Hockey. French Club 4. Basketball 4. KERNIIT BOTKIN 'fgoikien This rotund debater has left behind him a trail of weary teachers. His infectious smile and nu- merous wrist watches make him conspicuous in any group. It pays to advertise. French Club 4. Debating Team 4. IS

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WALLACE BATSON Wally M? Wally', sure can stop a baseball when on the diamond, and hold his position down well. And how he managed that basketball team! Now you've got to find a real position to hold down. Try being a Manager. Baseball 2, 4. Basketball Manager. RUTH BELDEN Ruth Ruth's charms are vivacity, prettiness, and a sun- shiny nature. And yet, at the same time, she's studious. How does she work it? We don't knowg perhaps Vern', does. And she's another aspirant to American University. She'll make friends wherever she goes. Basketball 2. Hi-Y 4. BERTHA BENNETT Bert Every morning at 8:2595 Bertha comes sailing into Room 29. She is a most energetic and oblig- ing person. Whenever you meet her in the halls, you are greeted by, Hello, I have to hurry to --. See you later. Good luck, Speedy, ROBERT BERGEN Bob Here's to the biggest blower in the school. VVell, you usually can hear his cornet above the rest of the racket in Band and Orchestra practice. Bob has made some good friends, and we find that he is not going to be a musician with long hair and an intelligent look. CBob is intelligent, according to some teachersj lf he toots his way through life there is little doubt that we'll hear some more fine music. Band 1, 2. 3, -I-. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 17

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+ g, - Ti fin FREDERICK BREARE Fred Another Morris Plains patient being doctored by Morristown teachers. At least, Fred has made himself heard with his loud trombone blowing. Fred, when you get in-remember to keep blowing your horn. Band 1, 4. Glee Club 2, 3. ANGUS BROWN HGMU Gus hails from the remote borough of Mountain Lakes, and the tales he tells, the straight faces with which he tells them, and the nature of them would convince the greatest sceptic that this is the only place to live. He has taken more subjects than you could count, and has served well as Editor of the Broadcaster. We wonder if there isn't a little Scotch blood in him. Editor-in-chief of Broadcaster 3, 4. Swimming Team Z, 3, 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, -I-. LUSENA BROWN NLM, Lu doesn't need to patronize her father for glasses to see what's going on-she sees anything and everything. She is an ardent worker and a good friend. We hate to see you go, Lug we're going to be lonesome. Commercial Club 3, 4. Basketball 2. Cheer Leader 4. J. C. A. Board. Broadcaster 3, 4. PAUL BRUNISHOLZ Boomer ' Here's a fellow we don't often hear unless it is at Glee Club rehearsal. Paul has cut many tricks on the ice while playing on the hockey team. There is little doubt that if he plays the game of life as he did hockey he will not have anything to fear. Glee Club 2, 3, -I-. Hockey 3, 4. 19