Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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HERBERT' DGROXTRU Herb QUIET, UNASSUMING, Herb has passed his four years at M. H. S. rather peacefully, taking his time in this hustle-bustle world. Herb has tried his hand at football and studies-quite a combination, but he made good, That was to be expected, Football, 4. Hi-Y, 2-3-4. J. C. A., 1-Z-3-4. GORDON M. DICKINSON OUR TALL STUDENT of physics and chemistry appears. He has dazzled his professors by his aptitude for the sciences. And far from limiting his held of endeavor, Gord took a turn at dramatics and starred as the butler in the senior play. Calm, imperturbable, Gordon goes after the big things. Track, 1-2-3-4. Senior Play, 4. Service Cluh, 4, J. C. A. Executive Board. Junior I-'rom Committee, 3. HELEN ELIZABETH DOBBS Dobbie AS HER CHIEF claim to fame, Helen has spent the greater part of her time singing in the various mu- sical organizations of the .school. YVe hear that she also takes occasional trips to Princeton and Pompton Lakes. Nice places, aren't they, Helen? Commercial Club, 3-4. a Cappella Choir, 3-4. Girls, Quartet, 3-4. Glee Club, 2-3-4. Opera, 3-4. ELEANOII, ISAIBEL DOIRAN .1 E V, ELEANOR IS ONE of these strong silent girls. People don't hear much from her, but she has the stuff all right. Working for the Hi-Y has occupied most of her time here, and what could be more profit- able? She's sure to go through life without a care. Hi-Y, 3-4. Broadcaster, 4. WALTER DOSWELL Sam SAM CHIIGS contentedly around in his flivver while the rest of the world toils. Ever smiling, Sam makes a host of friends and no enemies, which, after all, is the best policy. Chug right up and knock good for- tune into the back seat, Sammie! Baseball, 3. Spanish Club, 3. 27

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KATIE LOlUlISlE DANIELS Kate MANY SPEECHES have been made telling us what a .swell place Mt. Tabor is. But when Kate came along we forgot all about speeches and decided that it MUST be a good town. Kate is one of those people who get A's in all their subjects, just as a pastime. Dramatics and art are her sidelines. Basketball, 2. Service Club, 2-3, Sec. 4. Track, 2. Debating Club., 4. Hi-Y, 3-4. Broadcaster, 2-3-4. Art Club Sec., 2. Glee Club, 2. Class Treasurer, 2. ll-lllELlEN GLORIA DANNA THIS PETITE DAMSEL has done lots of things, but hasn't said anything about them. But murder will out! She i.s a member of the Latin IV classl If that isn't enough to insure success, we don't know what is. And her smile, ah! VVe'll be quite lost without it, Helen. Hi-Y, 3-4. Dramatic Club, 3-4. LlES'll'lElR W. DAVIS ULN., LES IS A likable chap and has made many friends in his stay at M. H. S. He is chiefly noted for his ex- ploits in athletics, yet he has obtained notable praise in the art of learning. Making friends as you do, Les, ought to make success a sure thing. Football, Z-3. Basketball, 3-4. Baseball, 4. Spiritual Choir, 4. GERALD DeCAlR0 levy HERE VVE HAVE another athlete. Jerry has played considerable basketball during the last two years and, in addition, he managed last year's baseball team, which just missed the county championship. Every- thing you have attempted has fared prosperously, Jerry, so life should be the same. Manager Baseball Team, 3. Basketball, 3-4. lIlRlENlE DlEL MONICO Renee RENEE IS RATHER quiet around school, and doesn't use to any extent N. W. Ayer's policy, ad- vertising. But ask those who really know her, and you'll hnd that she's had her hand in almost every- thing. In athletics especially, Renee has made her mark. Baseball, 1-2-3. Broadcaster, 2-3. Basketball, 1-2-3. Glee Club, 4. Field Hockey, 2. Opera, 4. 26

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EDWARD IFIRANCIIS DUNNIE Eddie NOW HERE IS a man. There isn't anybody around the school that makes friends faster than Eddie. As a regular tackle he made a name for himself in foot- ball. He was a good villain in the senior play, too, but friendly even as a villain. Good luck, Pontifex! Varsity Football, 4. Senior Play, 4. CHARLES EDGAR DlUNSTlEllii Skinny DONT PAY ANY attention to that nickname, folks, it doesn't mean a thing. He's as good natured as his hair is red. Charlie's ambition is to be a mechanic. That should be easy, he surely can fix things. Get him around when you feel glum, and find out, J. C. A., 1. JAMES EMBERLY nff1111I1iL'U IIMMIE IS A hound at taking pictures. His hobby is photography, you know. Jimmie'-s chief activity has been the Commercial Club, of which he has been a member for three years. Don't look at life too much through the camera, Jimmie, it's bad for the eyes. Commercial Club, 2-3-4. MILTON ROY EMMONS 'XM i I t ANOTHER STUDENT par excellence is Milton, named after the famed poet, we dare say. Milt Hgures that while you're in school, the thing to do iS school work. That's a good idea, Milt, and people with brains are in demand right now. So just step up and tell folks, 'Tm your man . MIlIlLDlRlElD lIlRlENlE lESTlLlElR Illil YOU MUST HAVE noticed Mil standing at one of the corners between periods. She has been a member of our Service Club for the past two years, so how could you help it? Direct life as you direct traiiic, Mil, and jams will be unknown to you. Service Club, 3 -4. 28