Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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I0 THE CARTERET FRIQIJIQR ICK KHKIPTUX H USSEY Fred Jud our -zvlm fuilx 111111 foils with fiI't'ff'.Y.Y pen. -Service Fred is the rezil scholzir of the class, he czin knock down 11 first or second in Latin without half trying. NCZIUICSS is :mother of his virtues, his pzipers, notebrzoks etc. :ire the delight uf :ill teachers. Fred has been kept out of all athletics during the past few years due to the fact that nearly :ill the bones in his body have been broken one or more times. VVc believe that he deserves credit for sticking at it us long as he did. Hussey expects to go to Yule, where he no doubt will hang up some new Collegiate records for high marks.

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THE CARTERET 9 EDWARD VVALTER HOLBROOK Holy, Wozzle Yet in besiowilzg, mzzdam, He was most princelyf' -Shakespeare Holy has several other nicknames too numerous to mention here, however the more important ones are listed. Among his many virtues is his extreme generosity, time and again has he gone out of his way to drive some less fortunate classmate to his destination. As the picture shows, UXVozzle', does not have much excess weight to burden himself with, despite this fact he made himself felt in football, and, as the author can testify, was the possessor of the hardest pair of shins in the state. Holy does not expect to attend college, but will do his loafing over an office desk.

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THE CARTERET II CHARLES FRANCIS KRUG, jr. Charlie, Phil Then mine the student with a look ,Jr plnrid as ll meadow-brook. Dear customers, don't let the picture fool you. This smooth-looking young fellow is none other than Charles Krug, the lllaplewood mad-man. They say that Charlie inilates a cruel saxophone, as a matter of fact he has already turned down two offers from Gilda Gray in order to complete his education. Charlie intends to loaf the next four years away at the University of Pennsylvania. The authorities down there don't realize what theylye let themselves in for. However we really expect Charlie to turn out all right. Wie certainly wish him luck-it doesn't cost anything.