Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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WILLIAM E. FRENAYE, Ill A student at Carteret since l934, Bill has done his share in both academic and extra- curricular activities. Our ladies' man, he has the distinction of having won the affection of more members of the fairer sex than any other senior. Bill is a three-letter man, having been the varsity catcher, a reliable defense man in hockey, and a very efficient football manager. He is preparing for an engineering course at Cornell. Hockey, '39, '40, '4lg Football, Assistant Manager, '39, Manager, '40, Baseball, '39, '40, '4lg Carteret School Graphic, '40, Circulation Manager, '4lg Treasurer, Class of '4l 5 Hilltopper Staff, '4l. HAROLD HANNON 120 Although Hal was new with us this fall, he stepped right into the foreground by par- ticipation in football. None of us knew then that the right end was to be an eventual opera star. The Lord High Executioner of The Mikado habitually enjoyed three-day week- ends, for he was seldom in school on Mondays, A member of the tennis team, he is also on the HILLTOPPER staff. Football, '40, Clee Club, '4lg Hilltopper Staff, '4lg Tennis, '4l.

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STEFFEN F. DIECKMANN joining us in the fourth grade, Benny im- mediately made himself the outstanding stu- ELLIOT T. BUCBEE, Ir. Bugs is a member of the West Orange contingent. Having come to us early in '39, he has made a reputation as a hard worker. His periodic arguments with jack have been a frequent source of innocent merrimentf' A candidate for the title Class's Ladies' Man, he is reputed to know a girl in Con- necticut. l-le is occasionally late for history class because of intense concentration on piscatorial anatomy, Elliot will take a pre- medical course at Brown University. Baseball, '39, Dramatic Club, '40, dent, and his remarkably high scholastic rec- ord has been kept intact throughout. How- ever, his intellectual pursuits have never prevented him from lively participation in extracurricular activities. Besides actively en- gaging in football and basketball, he has proved himself to be an efficient baseball man- ager. Without his untiring efforts on the Graphic, that publication would have been considerably less successful, There is little doubt that his record at M. l. T, will be phenomenal. Football, '39, '4Og Basketball, '40, '4lg Baseball, '39, Assistant Manager, '40, Manager, '4lg Graphic, Man- aging Editor, '40, '4l g Secretary, Class of '4lg Hilltopper Staff, '4l. all

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GEORGE F. HELM Quiet, unobtrusive George constitutes the Verona contingent to the Carteret School graduating class. Arriving punctually in his flashy Buick and with a hand-made briefcase, he immediately applies himself diligently to his studies. Much of the fine photographic work which you see in this issue of the HILL- TOPPER is Georges Next year, George will matriculate at Georgia Tech, where we expect he will enjoy a successful career. No doubt he will come home with a southern accent. Hilltopper Staff, '4l. I7 IOHN W. LEWIS, IR. The owner of the beautiful crew cut shown in the picture holds the class record for fili- busters. His verbal jousts with Elliot are among the most amusing occurrences of the year. As basketball captain, he led the team through one of its most successful seasons. His verbal activity as cheerleader and third- base coach stimulated the football and base- ball teams to many victories. Principia Col- lege, near Alton, Illinois, will be honored by his presence next fall. Basketball, '39, '40, Captain, '4Ig Baseball, '39, '40, Eramatic Club, '40, Carteret News, '40, Hilltopper taff, '4l. I