Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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GWENDOLYN MAY GROVE Gwen Eurekal A girl who is never tardy and doesn't chew gum! lt seems unbelievable, but Gwen says, You can't blame me for that. Horseback riding is her hobby, and it is her hope to become an expert equestrienne. Spanish Club, Treasurer 4. G. A. C. 3, 4. Baseball 4. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4. Rifle Club 4. Riding Club 2, 3, 4. Hik- ing Club 4. I. C. A. 2, 3, 4. ERIC GUSTAVSON Swede When some ot us weaker ones were about to give up, Eric still kept on. This same determination should certainly help him in nautical school, and finally when he pilots his own ship. EDWIN GORDON HACKNEY l'Hack Here is some one with sky-high ambitions. Hack wants to earn a million dollars. CWho doesn't?l He also wishes to be remembered tor having a good time in classes, but tails to mention at whose expense. Orchestra 2, 3. Football Squad 4. Basketball Squad 2, 3. ALICE MAE HANKINS 'lAllie First ot all, Allie is going to get a secretarial posiw tion. Then, she is going to become a great singer. And finally, we will go to the theatre to catch a glimpse oi our Allie, I. C. A. 4. Student Finance Board 4. MARGARET MAE HARDY Hardy May we present the outstanding feminine athlete ot the class ot l936? Margaret shows her interest in phys- ical education by her participation in most ot the G. A. C. activities, and captaincies ot several sports. Volley Ball 2. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Head ot Track 2. Hockey 4. Basketball, Capt. 2, 3, 4. G. A. C. 2, 3, 4. THOMAS CARLYLE HARDY, IR. Tom Tom is another doughty warrior of the gridiron. He likes to sleep, but he wakes up every weekend just out ot habit. Liking sparring, perhaps he'll become another Brown Bomber. Spiritual Choir 2, 3, 4. Football Squad 2, 3. Varsity Football 4. Track 2. FRED HARMAN 'lFritz People from Mt. Tabor usually have more tardiness than any other species, it you believe Mr. Wilson. Fred seems to have set some sort of a recordehes never been late. lt's the best way to do things. Library Assistant 4.

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DAVID GOLDBLATT l'Dave Dave came originally from that super-school, Vail. He hopes to be an executive some day, and we feel sure that if he keeps up his efficient habits, he cant miss. SYLVIA GOLDENBERG Syl Classes which boast of this vivacious young lady's presence are sure to be amusing, for Syl's good- natured quibblings with the faculty fone in particularl have been humorous. Dramatic Club 4. French Club 3, 4. Chorus 2. Hockey 3. I. C. A. 3, 4. MARION ELIZABETH GRAHAM Industrious, a genuine friend, and a faithful follower of the Commercial coursevvethat defines Marion. Lets hope that she doesn't forget her classmates when she becomes famous. LOUISE LORETTA GRASSI Lou Louise presents an airy, businessflike picture as she hi irries about her daily tasks. We're going to miss Lou ---but we hope that our contacts with her have not been permanently severed. Student Einance Board 4. GEORGE M. GRAY George is one of our more reserved students, a de- votee ofthe art of stamp collecting. Well long remember his quiet and good-natured way of doing things. Boys' HiAY 2. MERRIFIWI' E. GREGGRY 'IGreg Because 'lGreg is particularly fond of IU3, he can often be found in that room, busily conversing with a fellow inhabitant concerning new stamps which he has acquired. Football Squad 2. Varsity Eootball 4. EDITH GRINKER Edith has a commendable ambition to climb from the bottom up. Iudging from her record here we know it won't be a long journey to the top. Broadcaster 2, 3, Business Manager 4. Commercial Club 3. Press Club 4. Student Finance Board 4. Keepers of the Gates 4.

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ELIZABETH A. HARRISON Betty Besides being one-third of that inseparable New Vernon trio, Betty is quite a sportswoman. Her fine work in baseball is indeed worth mentioning, and her ambition is hard to equal. Commercial Club 2. Girls' Hi-Y 3. Baseball 4. VINCENT BERTIS HAWKINS Ben Ben wants to be an orchestra leader. Why shouldn't he? He has the ambition, musical ability, and person- ality, and good looks besides, as you may have noticed. Heres hoping he meets a pile of 'lmikes' in the years ahead. Science Club 3. Boys' HifY 2, 3. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Track 3, 4. WILLIAM F. HEELER Big-Bill Three high schools, no less, have lost a valuable asset to their school in 'lBig-Bill Heeler. If he has as many friends in the other schools as he has here, he should never lack company. French Club 4. Boys' Hi-Y 4. DORIS A. HENDERSHOT l'Dot Imagine school without Dot We just can't, for we realize that it was her vivacious, happy personality which helped make our school days interesting. There is no doubt in our minds but that she will achieve fame as an entertainer. Baseball 4. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4. Chorus 3. IACK HENES Senor Perhaps it was in the hills of Tabor that lacks flying ambition was kindled. At any rate, because he has excelled in all technical work, 'lhappy landings are in store for him. Boys' Rifle Club 4. Gliding Club 4. NORMAN V. HERMS Wee Ranking high among our better dressed and more popular seniors, Wee has found himself always sur- rounded by a multitude of real friends. Continual good humor and genuine likeableness are his keynotes. Service Club 3, 4. GEORGE W. HESTER Heres a young man who suddenly blossomed into an actor, but whose constant interest has been his stamp and autograph collection. Hes headed for Hare vard, and more power to himl French Club 3. Senior Play 4.