Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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o ,p Wik- DONALD DELPHO Don Don has given us valuable aid with that big bass horn of his, and we admire his ability to carry it around town. Don has a wonderful per- sonality, and is a true friend. Colgate will be very fortunate next year, and we sure do wish him the best of luck. Swimming Team 3, 4. Cobbonian Board 4. Band 3, 4. JOSEPH DEMPSEY X wil foe Q' 1 77 Y He did it, its all his fault. You re to blame, Joe, so they say. ltls a good excuse, but it doesn't work, does it? We all like your Winning ways and know you can't do everything that is wrong. Yes, Joe has done all he could to help his class make a name. Hockey +. Track 3, 4. Hi-Y 4. EDVVIN DEVORE ..Ed.. Caze upon our noted repreientative from lllendham. There isn't a musical instrument that lid can't play, and when he graduates from Syra- cuse the world will have another skilled musician. XVe haven't known you long, Ed, but everyone appreciates the wonderful school spirit you have shown. Basketball -I-. Orchestra. Band. Boys' Glee Club. HELEN DIETZ Dietzif ' Helen is a conscientious worker, a devotee of the typewriter. Her efficiency in this stenography lusiness makes us all envious. Here's to a suc- cessful career, Helen. Hi-Y 3. Service Club 4. Commercial Club 4. 25

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X N Q 5' I. -.F PAUL DANNA ffpaulii His cheery smile has won for him a host of friends, and he has somehow managed to keep on good terms with the faculty. Such people are always welcome. We know that Paul is no excep- tion. Broadcaster 4. KATHERINE DAVIES Davie The best of friends to have. Dependable, friendly and cheerful, everybody knows and likes her. Prominent in Hi-Y activities, and a common sight on the athletic field, she is one of our most eminent Seniors. Basketball 1, 35 Capt. 4. Glee Club l, 3. Baseball 1, 4. Orchestra 2. Hockey 4, Capt. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. Track 4. French Club 4. Broadcaster 2. Hiking Club 4. CHESTER DAVIS Chet It is useless to try to say anything when Chester is talking. But he is a bright scholar, isn't he, Miss McClelland? He 'made his stage debut in 'lMacbeth and is anxious for more theatrical roles. With this fellow's ability and perseverance, success is only around the corner. Adiosl Football 3, 4. Macbeth. Spanish Club 3, 4. FRANCIS DE cosrak W.mr- Here is a man who ambled through M. H. S. with very little noise. However, we have seen him on the hockey team and he served a year as a member of the Spanish Club. Wank'l is gradu- ating this year as another representative of a family of a number of M. H. S. grads Keep in line with your predecessors and you'll make out well. Spanish Club 3. Hockey 4. 24

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Q -44,,,,,d13sd Y x WINIFRED DOSWELL PVinnie Happy-go-lucky, lively Winnie, always on the alert to add her bit of humor. She is one of our left-handed stenographers, but that's no handicap. She can take dictation faster than some of her right-handed competitors. EDWARD DUKE ,.Ed., Business has interested this asset from Cedar Knolls and his ability in accounting will be his forte-maybe. Anyway Ed has contributed to basketball and football. Although Edu is bound to glance in certain directions, there is little doubt that he will be a competent business man. Basketball 2, 3. Football 3. HOWARD EMMONS Howie One of the seven wonders of the world. A human slide rule-Einstein's rival! Our eminent mathematician. He has made a name for himself in M. H. S. and will become famous some day. Look us up then, and tell us to what you attribute your .success Spanish Club. MORRIS EPSTEIN lMorris Nlorris is one of the Seniors who has placed as little effort as possible in his work to receive his diploma. Morris is a quiet, unassuming young gentleman, never a care or Worry in his mind, except regarding motoring. When he has gradu- ated, he will be able to devote all his time to his car. 26 I