Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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TIIONIPXS W. WILLIAMS, III Tonnny lwlivvos that, littlv by little. one at-quirvs IIllll'll lm1m'lmlgv. WTP can safe-ly predict that the collf-ge Tommy vllooscs will vertainly lw gaining: ai good stnilont and an all-urouml gooal follow. llc- has his vyv on Prim-olon. and wr' certainly lmpv it sticks tliorv. Our nonl- inution for a Rhodes Sf'll0l3l'Sl1lIl is Tonnny. Footliull 'XR-'30 Ti-mmii TSR. 739. '-10: Munaigzer '39q Captain '40 llruinzilir lflnlr TSS. '39, '-W: l,l'4'hllll'ttl '39-'40 Ulm' lflnli '38-'30 Class Tl'1'ilSlll'l'l' '38-'30, '39-'40 Cill'l1'I't'l News '30-'ill B2lFk4'lll1lll '39-'40 lnte-rfrli qucn l llune-e ifoinniitte-me ffzirtvrvt llun 1'1' C0lllltlilll'P

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till,-Xlil.ES C. RUWLEY Although Charles has been witl1 us only a year. he has maale a very lasting impression on holh the students and lat-ully. lfvvn though he has participated in litany svhool at-tivities. such as sports anrl various vommittves, he has also done vvry well in his at-atlemiv sulijeets. His amlnition is to lN't'0Illl' an entomolo- gist. lt is our opinion that Charles has the will anil initiative to lH't'OlllIll.t-ill whatever task he sets out to tlo. We won- clvr how lu' ever nianagesl to get to vlass in winter amirl thc tlistraetions of all his lloekey games. M-atlvniiv l'l4litnr of tht- lfartervt News 'I-ll l71mtlrall '30 llm-kt-x 'IW-'ill l.itn-rary l'i4litur ol' the llart:-ru-t Year llook '-ill Nlvnilwr nf tht- .Mlvisnry llaliinvt '30-'40 liartvrel llanm- tiommittm- lute-rsvlwol llanvn- lfoimnitlee Lllt INARIJ 'l'llUNl PSI DN Friends, Romans, Conntrymen. lvnel me your ears. aml you will leave with a smile on your face. Sass certainly seems to live up to his 1-ognomen. .M times we womler if he shouhlnit suppress his outliursts just a little. Sass anfl llarry Krasner reallv worlxml well in Two's a Crowd or Playing, Basketball to lVin . Baselrall seems to lu' wondering what Sass has up his sleeve next. llaslu-tlnall 'IW-'10 llaseliall 'ill CARTERET

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5 ni .M il, I 1 rfllllnm 'la-ft to Right, liyau llowell. llarry lxrasner, ,lim l.Vlill'l,llPTh0lI, Stef. llieekmann, lirad Palmer, Tom Xhllllilltla. N-eond lion: Warren llriggs. lion Quinn, ,laek Moore. Coaeh lloyson. Third Row: Charles llenslnr Carl l,I4'llll'lll1'lr. liiek Kllen, llarry Rogers, Lloyd Curtifs, ,Ioe Mangin. Ilill lfrenaye, Charles Rowley. FO0TBALL Co-eaptains. . ..,lohn F, Moore and Donald J. Quinn llauager. .. . .. . . . .Carl W. Liehtenfels Although the 1939 football season was not impressive as to results. the spirit ol' the individual team memhers exeeeded that of former years. l,ed hy two lighting linesnien, eo-eaptains ,lack Moore and Don Quinn. aided hy the seoring ol' right hall'-haek Harry Krasner, we did manage to suhdue two ol' our live gridiron adversaries. In the opening game with the Pingry School, we lost a Close hattle ol' T-0. Un the following Friday, we again bowed to a very powerful linglewood eleven, l9-0, hut then, in our next attempt, we arose as victors, IIT-0. against lloly Trinity. 'l'wo weeks later, under great odds, we met the Wlorristown Sehool, and held them to a score of only 27-0. This was a landahle aehievement heeause other sehools, having teams with more resourees than our own. eould do no hetter. As a finale for the season. we trouneed the Wardlaw squad 21-0. .Ns for next year's team. it is rather hard to prophesy, hut it is ex- peeted that we will have a hetter than average one. Carteret .. 0 Pingry ..... . T Carteret . . . 0 Englewood . . . . l9 Carteret . . . . 27 Holy Trinity . . . 0 Carteret . . 0 Morristown . . . 27 Carteret .. .. 21 Vifardlaw. . 0