Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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EVELYN AGNES lBlUClKNlElR Bucky BUCKY IS another of those sports fiendsg but fiend isn't the word we want, because when she tries very hard, Bucky can be almost as good as anybody Cexcept when Jack's aroundlj. With your brain and winning ways, yOu'l1 make your mark. Basketball, I-2-3-4. Girls' Athletic Club, Treas,, 4. MILDRED 'ClEClIlLllA BURKE ulllilliev MILLIE. with her pretty smile and retrousse nose, has added a lot to the fun and happiness of the class of '32, as her big circle of friends will testify gladly. J. C. A,, 1. JOHN RICHARDSON BURROWS Jack HAIL TO AN athlete, and no mean one at that! jack has done some fine hurling for the baseball team and sterling line work on the gridiron, in addi- tion to going in for a little hockey and basketball on the side. VVhat a man! Football, 1-23 Varsity Football, 3-4. Track, 4. Basketball, 5. HifY, 2. Baseball, 15 Varsity Baseball, 2-3-4. EDNA lLOlUlISlE CANDY NOUS REGRETTONS beaucoup qu'il vous faille partir de nous. Edna has studied French, so that should be easy for her. But it's not by any means so easy to let her leave us. Petite, blonde, and cheery, she has brightened our path for four happy years. Dramatic Club, 4. Glee Club, 1-2-3-4. a Cappella Choir, 4. Opera, 2-344. HENRY DANZIGER CAPPIEIL Hank DO YOU MIND if we talk a minute, Hank? Sure it wonlt stop you? Of course, we should have known it wouldrft, because nothing except his own band in- strument ever stops Hank from broadcasting. But that's O. K., Hank, we know you mean well. Football, 2. Band, 1-2-3-4. B:-Leball, 2-3. Cvlee Club, Z. Basketball, 2-3. Orchestra, 2. Track, 2. 22

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RHIEA URSULA BRANNON B0Z1b1'c BOBBIE IS ONE of those very good spirits who feel it their duty to attend every .school football and basketball contest. Perhaps one of the participants is the attraction-but be that as it may, we're sorry to see you leave, Bobbie! I. C. A., 1. CONSTANCE BREMAN Connie AS CONNIE walks the halls of our institution of learning, she seems dignified and rapt in thought, but-well, we know she can be as gay as anybody. She has helped to .support the J- C, A. as well as many other organizations in the school. Opera, 1-2. Hi,Y, 3-4. Glee Club, 1-Z. Commercial Club, 4. J. C. A., 1-Z-3-4. lElLlLlEN LUDLOW IBRIANT HEIJHU ELLEN DOESNlT say much in school, and when she does talk, she does it in a low and modest voice. She rarely gets excited about anything, and never over school work. An even and gentle disposition is Ellen's, combined with a love for good reading. Hi-Y, 3-4. Art Club, 2. ANNA lIRlENlE BRYANT AND W'HO is this young lady? VVe noticed her es- pecially because she has one of the most attractive smiles we ever saw. She has a passion for sports and travel, here's hoping she gets a trip to Paris as a member of the Olympic team! SARAH RUTH BRYANT Sally SALLY IS like her sister in having one of the nicest, friendliest smiles in existence. She is very fond of sports and has been extremely active in them, starring on various teams. She has abetted baseball and bas- ketball to a great extent and they'll miss her. Baseball. 142-3-4. Broadcaster, 2. Basketball, 1-2-3-4. Opera, 3. 21

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IEILIEANOIR DORIS CARR HEI., OUR ONE BIT of advice to you, El, is, K'Keep that schoolgirl complexion . You've brightened up the school with it, and now we hope you're going to brighten up the rest of the world. VVe'll miss you but the rest of the world will profit. I. C. A., 1. Broadcaster, 4. Hi-Y, 4. ARTHUR CHIEREPOSKH , Bu.rki BUSKI'S CHIEF recreation is wrestling, and those who have faced him on the mat can attest to his ability. Some day, who knows, Jim Londos may suc- cumb to his prowess. Aside from wrestling, Buski has spent most of his time reading and studying, as his report card bears witness. FREDERICK CIIAMIPAGILIIO Ginger ' GINGER AND HIS curly hair have graced our halls for four years now, and at last he has reached the end of his brilliant career. Basketball has furnished the main outlet for his surplus energy and nobly did he acquit himself. Face life with the keen eye that you used on the court, and you can't fail, Ginger. Basketball, 3--l. Varsity Basketball, 2. ANTHONY HUGH CILLO Tony TONY, NVHILE at M. H. S., has been known chiefly as a student. VVithout his name the Honor and Credit rolls would seen just a little bit queer. He has also taken part in the various tennis tournaments around school and fared most excellently. That sturdy drive of his is bound to win many sets in this game of life. IHIIEILIEN NIclKlENZlIlE CILAIRK MORRIS PLAINS has contributed Helen, which is just another reason for the fame of that little village. A real artist is Helen, in more ways than one. Miss Bryant can tell you about her prowess with the brush and paletteg and as for dramatics, ask anybody. Girls' Basketball, 4. Girls' Glee Club, 4. Art Club, 2. Opera, 4. Dramatic Club, 3-4. 23