Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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ICATIHIIRYN IIITA lFAIIlRlEI.lL NKM ., THE INTELLIGENT look which Kay manages to keep on her face through thick and thin would lead us to believe that she spends most of her time studying. It's her secret ii she does. If you should ever need a Class A bookkeeper, Kay's the girl for you. Hi-Y, 3-4. Broadcaster, 3. lFlFilEDlEIi!IC LEWIS lFAlUlLKNlEII Freddy FRED IS A friendly chap who has made quite a success out of school life, His main sideline is swim- ming, and it isnlt necessary to enlarge on this. Speed is a big asset in this day and age, Fred, and with yours, nothing can stop you. Football, 3. Hi-Y, 1-3-4. Baseball, 3-4. Service Club, 4. Track, 1-2. Glee Club, I-2. IBIESSIIE IFIEIIIIAIIA NBEQU BE BUSY AS A busy bee, Bee. Bee nobly upholds the cause of the smaller people. Everyone knows and likes Bessie for her cheery nature and her willing- ness to help others. Keep up the same spirit, Bessie, and you'll co-me out on top. AUSTIN C. IFILIEIIIIY Amt THE ONLY TIME Austin can be found without a group around him listening to his many stories Cand what stories!J i.s on the basketball court. Here he's too busy sinking baskets to stop and talk. Sometimes he does, though, to let the opposition catch up. That's like Aust, fair to everybody. Basketball, 3-4. Latin Club Sec. Z. WILLIAM QIOSIEIPI-I FRANCIS Willie A TOAST, my jollies, to a great athlete and a greater friend-one who has felt the Swish of the net, and the clash of healthy bodies, and some of the disap- pointments, too. Yet in every encounter clean, hard playing and plugging spirit have raised you above the average, Willie. J. C. A., 3. Varsity Football, 3, Captain, 4. Varsity Basketball, 3-4. Z9

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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

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BETTY EEEDERTCK Bury AND HERE, FOLKS, is the reason why the stronger sex don't parle le Francais correctly. XVho could think of French when Betty is around? Don't answer, we know. And incidentally, if you don't know it already, she hails from Mountain Lakes. Service Club, 3-4. Dramatic Club, 3-4. ANTHONY JOSEPH GAULTS XYANT TO KNCYV anything? Ask Anthony. If he can't tell you nobody can. As a walking encyclopedia he fulfills his duties most capably. Vllith such knowl- edge we might expect a shy person, but on the con- trary we find one who is a great companion in the less serious occupations. AlLlBElRTA GARDNER ALBERTA HAS .shown us that she is a worker. This has been appreciated by all her teachers. With her supreme individuality and willingness to work we know she will make good in whatever she undertakes to do. If our wishes will help, she may have them all. CHARLES CARL GTNSTBERG Charlie LIFE'S JUST A BOVVL of cherries-and, adds Charlie, 'twith the pits taken outf' Maybe he gets so hardhearted from his exercises across the lime-marked terrain. He revels in the manly art of the pigskin. Though his past life is a mystery we wouldn't be surprised if Charlie used to play football. Varsity Football, 4. ANNA E. GlLANlVlULlLE Ami HERE, DEAR IUNIORS, is the cause for your delight. You should be as greatly indebted to her sterling choice of the '32 banner as we are. She not only provided you with fun but pleased us as well. And these days when you can please one person it's mar- velous, but when you please two itfs a miracle. Baseball, 3. Dramatic Club, 4. Track, Z. Latin Club, Z. Hify, 3. 30