Morristown High School - Cobbonian Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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' 9 iv' R 3 -X, 'lg 'lf ' 'lillllll t ' W' rl 4, gun ....... lfilfi . ,it QENIOR CLAYQ ADVIGERS Seated Gerald Qurnlan Georqra Foltz Eleanor McClelland Clara Bryant Iam s Allen 'itandmq Theodore Fowan Albert Caro Drtlow Schroll Paul Fogel Absent Wrlmtr Iurzemann Mrs Vrrgmra Reddy Thls group of teachers re1gn1ng over the home rooms of the class of 53 have gu1ded and advlsed the class rn 1lS many undertak1ngs as well as provrdmg Wrlhng ears and sound counsel rn our many personal problems Led by Cha1r man Gerald Qumlan they have been a malor factor 1n the consrstent success of 53 s many and varred act1v1t1es .MZMOTLHM The passmg thus year ot Mr Theodore M Cowan ol the Morrrstown Hrgh School Soclal Studte Department addencd a class a school and a communtty T ach he had devoted years ol selfless servrc W knew htm as an excellent teacher an understandxrg counselor and a wonderful oerson To those who were prxvllegod to study etther fb' f Anctent or Modern l-hstory under htm Nl Cowan was a teacher who wtll never be for gotten In hrs cass an often dull subject became ahve and strmulatmg A course that could be one ot dates and terms became one ol trends ot thoughts ol the miluences and rdeals whtch have shaped our crvxhzatton Here we learned that educatron could be serxous and at the same trme enjoyable that the story ot htstory was the story of man and as such could be and was excrtmg and creatxve M Cowan under whose dlrectron cctrve and extremely succe slul FOIGFSIC Club tlourrshed never ltked to be considered a notatron of the term he was not one For the torenslc program he mrtxated and gurded was rntxmtely mo e than mere speakxng An abtltty to thmk quxckly and logrcally to speak and compete n an rntell gent and sportsmanhke manner these are the thmg tor whlch all of us who worked under hrs advtsorshxp are 1m measurably mdcbted o hrm To hrs bereaved relattve ve extend our deepest and most srrcere sympathy Therrs rs a loss whxch we share 1215 , . . . . f 1 . , , . . . . .ml ' ' M W P '- M N M ' 5' ' . 5 o fr . v K H P I I A 1 I I 1 r--. I E - or ' V ' 1 - A it .5 , V 7 ' ' ' , r, . Q - 4, 1 ' ' . ' l os, f 'A' 1 ' it 1 ' x I P , I -A ' -X. We f X 3 ' .. r . ' , 4 K '--,5 ' ' A . Z Wi' My . . - g xx. gf' r, , ' ' an V' ,H ' f ,J A . ' ' fr- . ' W xx ' ' ,gt . ' . D I 'T I M T, 1 , :-' I speech teacher. Perhaps, in the usual con- .. Us 1 , . V 4 ip ,Vw , . . I V . . .. . - T 1,235 k My up Vi A I U A g ' 5 - t W d 1 , A Q A s V ,, , , V 95' tt l ' K ' J if . W of ' V 3 tl ' 2 1 ' . G 4' ' 3 . - A ' 5 1

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FAC LTI INDUSTRIAL and DOMESTIC ARTS, MUSIC, ART. Seated: Mrs. Marjorie Kanslri, Mrs. Marguerite Iaciatano, Clara Bryant, Betty Hill, Mrs. Louise Hickey, Standing: Edward Wicks, Robert Mum- tard, E. Paul Giersch, Henry Hunt, Vincent Fosltre, Charles Meys, Leonard Saunders, Ed- ward Tuttle. Alisent: Henry Dalczynslci. W ttf tt SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS Sealed: Mrs. Helen Lawrence, Mrs. Betty Wag' ner, Ellen Lewis. Standing: Saul Swanger, Nor- man Stettbacher, Earl Symons, Howard Rick- meyer, Albert Caro, Paul Eogel. Absent: Betty Wright, Benedict Kane. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH Seated: Kathryn Buchanan, Florence Savage, Mrs. Virginia Reddy, Arnie DeGroct, Ruth Titley. Standing: Eugene Smith, james Maclntyre, Wil- liam Flynn, Howard Lillie.

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