Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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DAVID H. GlUlRlEVll'll'Z njifllflly Walker HOVV'S BETTY COMPTON, jimmy? Or should it be how's little old New York? Yes, folks, here's Morristown's edition of the Right Honorable Mayor James J. Walker. Dave isn't quite mayor yet but all events point to the immediate fulhllment. Our vote's for you, Dave, in more ways than one. Glee Club, 4. LOUISE GlUlRNlElE Louie DEBATING, dramatics, music. Broadcaster - all have received great benefit from L0uie's sojourn in dear old M. H. S. Yet in spite of all her Herculean labors she has found ample time to delight everyone with her piquant personality. A master of all trades is Louise. Dramatic Club, 4, a Cappella Choir, 3-4. Debating Club, 4. Glee Club, 3. Broadcaster, 3-4. Opera, 1-3-4. J. C. A., 1-2-3-4. lBlElRNlIClE lE. GlU'lI'lElRlL Chickic HERE Chick, Chick, Chick! This petite and golden- haired actress has gladdened many a heart during the last four years. The operas, plays, and choruses won't seem the same without her. Exercise your talents on the old terrestrial ball and soon will come the dawn, Chickie. Hi-Y, 3-4. Glee Club, 2-3-4. Dramatic Club, 2-3-4. Opera, 2-3-4. a Cappella Choir, z-3-4. J. c. A., 2-3-4. JEAN ll-lIAlBlElL .7z'n.rie MISS SCHNAUZER, take a letter, says the boss: but in our language, 'tMiss jinsie, keep the minutes. For two solid years Jinsie has held the position of Class Secretary, work she has do-ne most capably. We'll miss your winning smile, but part we must, Jinsie. Hi-Y, 3-4. Glee Club, 3-4. Service Club, 3-4. Opera, 3-4. Dramatic Club,-1. J. C, A. Executive Board. a Cappella Choir, 4, Class Secretary, 3-4. FREDERICK R. lL. HACKNEY Scotty FRED HACKNEY, better known as Scotty, is the best pal any fellow could want. Starring in basket- ball and track, he still finds time to spread a little of the tonic, cheerfulness, and to help others in a tight fix. Our best wishes are with you, Fred. Basketball, 1-3: Varsity, 4. Track, 1-2-3-4. Glee Club, I-2. 32

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ROBERT GOLDSTIEIN JAPANESE BEETLES are not natives of Japan. That, ladies and gentlemen, is Mr. Goldstein's theory, such as it is. Vllhen in the midst of a serious history problem, Bob could always be depended upon to raise his head from a Latin book and utter such weighty strains. Debating Cluh, 4. Band, 1-2-3-4. Orchestra, 2-3-4. JlESSlIlE GRAHAM THIS IS ANOTHER young lady who finds pleasure in both work and play. Besides being a good student she is the .soul of good nature and has proved to be a friend to everyone. Parting will be a hardship, Jessie. JI. WILLIAM GRAHAM Red BILL, BY HIS vigorous acrobatics before the mul- titudes, claims the distinguished honor of cheering the County Championship into our portals. VVatching Red going to geometry you would never believe him capable of such strenuous motions. He is indeed a true Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Football, 3-4. Cheer Leader, 4. Hockey, 5-4. Hi-Y, 2-34. Glee Club, 1. JOSEPH lFlRANlKlLllN GROSS njocu N0 SIX FOOTER, Joe nevertheless has dfstinguished himself by pluck and skill in almost every branch of athletics. His genial personality and common sense, which has never let success go to his head, have won for Joe a host of friends. Football, 1-4, Mgr., 3. Ba'elmal, 1-2' Varsitv, 3-4. Hi-Y, 2-3-4. Basketball, 3-4. JllEANlE'll'TlE CADDIINGTON GlUlERlIN lean XVI-lERE'S MART? VVell, where's Jean? Jean's with Mart, If she isn't she's not in school. Jean's ex- ccutive ability is brought forth in the way she oper- ates as Co-president of the Coming-in-Late-to-Ses- sion-Room Club. XVho is the other president? Vile wonder. Dramatic Club, 3-4. Glee Club, 4. Broadca ter, 4. Opera, 4. a Cappella Choir, 4, 31

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CHARLES FRANCIS HADlLlEY Paul WI1itc111a1z CHARLIE HAS the build. Charlie has the brains. But has Charlie the moustache? Time will tell. Yet with all the ta-ta-ta-boom-de-ays you've brought forth in managing that bass drum there is enough exer- cise to grow hair on a billiard ball. Band, 4. Orchestra, 4. MILES BOYD lHIAlLlL MILES' JOKES provoked so much laughter in the cafeteria that the authorities were forced to install special noise absorbers. People like Miles make the school not such a bad place after all. Keep in train- ing, Miles, and you'll outdistance all opponents, Track, 2-3-4. Glee Club, 2-3. Spiritual Choir. 4. CARRIE IUNA HARDY Car1'ots XYHAT A MAN! Oh! I beg your pardon-what a woman! Carrots' list of accomplishments fairly dazzle us. To believe that one person Could do so many things successfully is almost incredible. But Carrots has a yen for doing the incredible. Donlt cease the good work, Carrots. Baseball, 2-3-4. 21 Cappella Choir, 4. Basketball, Z-3-4. Glee Club, Z-3-4. Track. 2. Opera, 3. iioekny, 2, J. C. A., 2-3-4. Commercial Club, 4. Spiritual Choir, 4. Girls' Athletic Club Vice-Pres. 4. HAROLD HARRISON DO GEARS and rabbits go together? Harold seems to think so. There is nothing he enjoys more than a nice four cylinder engine full of grease, unless it's a nice juicy rabbit full of grass. Don't shoot yourself or cut off your trigger Hnger. They are both rather necessary. I. C. A., 4. OlLlIVlE lHlE1ClKlElL ASIDE FROM daily greetings, we don't hear much from Olive. But nevertheless we have noticed that she is an unusually attractive young lady. She is also a good student, and her presence has made Morris- town High School a pleasanter place. 33