Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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BOARD fGlF lEDlUCA'I'IfUlN James H. Bruen -- President Kenneth W. Thompson - Vice-President Mrs. Helen F. Hull Mrs. Frederick R. Kellogg Mr. Frederick W. Smart ADMINISTRATION J. Burton Wiley .,... Olive M. Goble Aida Iorio ,........ Ralph F. Perry Maurice C. Wilson .... Mrs. Esther H. Wilt ...., Mrs. Annie A. Pierson ...., Miss Helen Savadge ,....,. Mrs. Mabel Fairchild ..... MEDICAL STAFF R. Ralston Reed - J. R. K. Moodey - Florence Savage - - - Doctor - - - Dentist - - Nurse ATTENDANCE OFFICER Daniel E. Marinaro ENGLISH Marcus S. Smith, Hvml Percy B. Cowan Mrs. Martha G. Hopler Georgia B. Foltz Mabel G. Adair Gladys Miller Daniel Sinclair Bernice E. Guterl Helen Reilly Annabel Morton FRENCH Margaret Eekman Rhoda A. Lippincott LATIN Alda E. Liddle T. M. Cow an SPANISH Eleanor McClelland Annice K. Johnson HISTORY Elsie Campbell, Hvarl Victor H. Boell Margaret Gogerty Robert La Vanture Madeleine Stegmaier MATHEMATICS Abbie E. Johnson, Ilmnl Alice S. Haas Richard K. Prentice Josephine Barrera Mrs. Marion B. Puffer Superintendent of Schools Secretary Secretary Principal . ..,........ Vice Principal Secretary to Principal Secretary Secretary Secretary to Vice Principal SCIENCE Paul S. Fogel Chester A. Osborn Samuel W1 Gillingham William K. Flynn Oliver Robinson Margaret C. Murphy PHYSICAL EDUCATION James A. MacIntyrc, Head Howard A. Lillie Virginia Manton Mrs. Helen C. Whitehead DRAWING Clara W. Bryant COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Harold T. Hamlen, Hem! Jessie Ayres M. Alma. Worden William Zimmerman Carmen Bourgoin Lawrence Jenkins Ditlow M. Scbroll I. Sidney Rosenberg Anthony Jannone Michael La Bove Lnis Suydam Marion Trimmer LIBRARIAN Anna C. Roberts INDUSTRIAL ARTS Harold Eaton, Head Edward C. Tuttle Clyde P. Allen John Poliacik, Jr. Edward C. Wicks HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Louise B. Hickey Agnes Butera Marguerite Marrazzo MUSIC Robert M. Howard Charles F. Meys

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President - Vire President Serrelary - Treasurer Adviser - WALTER DUFF NORMAN HORNER - JOSEPH DEMPSEY - v1c'roa1NE wiss MR. NWILLIAM FLYNN i SENIIORS On a sunny September day four years ago, there came into being the embryo of what was to be the Mor- ristown High School Class of nineteen thirty-seven. Faced by the perennial freshman problem of adjusting our- selves to the new surroundings, we plunged into all ac- tivities with characteristic freshman optimism, resulting from our recent conquest of our elementary school studies. After three months' vacation we returned to work again, not in the role of lowly freshmen, but as mighty sophomores-conquerors who had torn down the barriers of distinction and taken our place with the upper classmen of Morristown High School. Immediately after the elec- tion of officers we began to heap indignities upon our unfortunate successors, enjoying our newly acquired authority with immense satisfaction. At this stage of our career many of the more proficient members of our class excelled in athletics, which was the usual diversion from studies and was only surpassed by another form of mental relaxation, commonly known as cutting classes. September found us back at work again glorying in the title of junior, and suffering from an attack of in- flated cranium at the thought of reaching our destination, the senior class. We selected our class officers and rings, of which we were very proud. We advanced a step further in wisdom by selecting Mr. Flynn as class adviser. At last we arrived at the most glorious time in a junior's calendar, the long anticipated and planned-for Junior Prom. This will always be most precious in our