Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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V CHARLES CAMPBELL Soup Never mind, girls, except in one case Soup is a man's man. Soup surely has made a hit while he was with us. His big object was the football team, and his continual plugging and game playing won admiration, as well as a place on the team. lf you keep at your work as you did football, well -watch a new business grow. Football 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 4. 1 f ,iv 1- i:o1'rH CAMPBELL f Effie VVell, well, another one from Mountain Lakes. No prof can put anything over on her, and she has shown remarkable aptitude for her lessons. VVe wonder if she will ever get those Latin papers corrected. Edith is going to Wellesley, and we hope she does as well there as she has here. Girls' Hi-Y 4. French Club. Cobbonian Board 4. IRVI NG CAPPEL Inf The ability to make himself heard seems to be one of lrv's chief assets. However, in his four years of technical work at M. H. S. he has shown that he can work when the occasion demands it. He loves his Alma Mater so much that he is going to return for a P. G. VVALTER CARR npiggy U Yes, this is another one of a string of Carrs. Walter has been well known and as manager of the track team he did a good job-they looked it after he Worked out on them for two years. If he is as fast as the men he managed, he will surely get ahead. Manager Track Team 2, 3. Z0

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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

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HAROLD CLASS Classy Here's one member of our class who will never be arrested for speeding. But Harold is persever- ing, and anyone possessing that quality, no matter how slow he may be, is bound to make good. Iloesnlt the tortoise always win the race? ALBERT COLEMAN 14 Al Those of us who knew Al will never forget the laughing, industrious and good fellow he was. Al put most of his efforts on football, track, and Ili-Y work, and made an enviable name for him- sc-lf in all. His speed and ability will help him succeed. Football 3, -L Track 3, 4. Ili Y 4 HUBERT COLLIGAN Herb Hubert has been one of the school's last minute book-reporters. He can frequently be seen look- ing over the books in the library in an attempt to get a report for the next day. Morris Plains has delivered us this serious-minded gentleman, and we wish him the best of luck! Track 4. EILEEN COMISKEY Eileen Eileen is one of those ambitious girls who have put all possible energy into the work of the Com- mercial course. We know the world will give you a square deal, Eileen, and when you cut the cards, we hope the result will be happiness. 21