Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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THE. CARTERET I7 l ROBERT ALICXAX DER ROSS l'Bob'l Hllvrll, young un, yozfre mighty snmolh spoken, ,ind it all may be as you say. -Reed Bob is the Patrick Henry of Carteret. This fiery young orator in his spare time is the athletic editor of A'The Carteret. No, Bob has no more of these pictures to give out, so don't ask him. Ross carried off the honors in last years Colgate debates, and continues to lead the field in this line with his informal orations and witticisms. He will join the Carteret forces at the University of Pennsylvania, where, we have no doubt, he will continue to make himself heard from.

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I6 THE CARTERET RICHARD MYRON REINHARDT A1Kipu Thou s11y'st an zmdispzzted ihing In such I1 solemn way. -Holmes Richard is a newcomer in our midst and consequently has not had much of an opportunity to display his wares. Kip is a product of East Orange High School and is an able representative of that institution. The much discussed question of the rare case of the l'Specihc heat of the calori- meter holds no perils for brother Kip', as his Physics marks will testify. Reinhardt does not expect to en-ter college, and will probably follow the example of Mr. Holbrook, and shine his elbows on an office desk.

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I8 THE CARTERET PAUL DE BLOIS SCOTT Scottie All I want is just quiet, just Io rest. -Service The seemingly honest face under this side wheel hair-comb is the property of li'l Paulie Scott. The vacant stare is due entirely to i'.Scot- tielsl' efforts to make The Carteret a bigger and better paper. Heli the Ed. you know,-the guy who Writes the stuff you read in here. In order to complete this little article, we asked Scottie', where he intended going to college. College ?,' he answered, what iss? We think he got that way from reading Nize Babyf' Seriously though, Scottie was one of the stellar performers on the football and baseball teams this year. He has given a great deal of his time to writing for The Carteret. Paul thinks that Princeton Won't be able to struggle along Without him, so he has been debating with the College Entrance Board for some time in refer- ence to this little matter.