Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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WILLIAM BROAS Bill has been one of our outstanding athletes this year. In the Morristown Football game he showed, by making several spectacular runs, that Carteret would not give up until the last whistle was blown. As a basketball player he was one of the leading scorers of the year. Bill is not only known for being an athlete but also for being quite a ladies' man. Bill will attend Colgate. Football '4Ig Basketball '41-'42g Baseball '42. 1 X gf t . e zi, Q ALFRED W. CUSTER Swissy, as the name implies, is the only repre- sentative the senior class has from Europe. Ever since he began at Carteret in 1939, he has made a name for himself both for being.a good student and for his tall tales. His frequent friendly arguments with Chester provide the class with much amuse- ment. Upon hearing that Swarthmore College was co-ed, Swissy,' decided that that was the place for him. Football '4l 4Zg Baseball '41-'423 Hockey '41-'42: Student Council '4lf'42g Dramatic Club '40: Newspaper SMH' '41-'42, Page ll Li

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ROLAND BATSON As soon as Rollie entered Carteret last fall, he got right into the spirit of things. After playing a vital part on our football team, he immediately went out for the hockey squad. The Hrst two games played were against some of his Summit friends, but he helped the Carteret team to a sparkling victory. This spring he has been playing a major part in defending the school's honor on the tennis court. Because of a physical disability Roland will not be able to go to Annapolis, but it is certain that he will succeed in any field in which he enters. Football '41, Hockey '41-'42, Tennis '42, Class Vice-President '41-'42. CHESTER V. BRAUN Chet is one of the old-timers at Carteret. He started many years ago in the first grade. As a talker, Chet is one of the best in the school, but as a complainer I know of no one who can top him. If it isn't about one thing, it's about another. The best way to attract his attention from his work is to talk about horses. Year in and year out he prac- tically lives with them. If he doesn't receive an appointment for West Point, Chet will enter V.M.I. in October, and will probably be seen, in thirty years, as a general. Chairman Dance Committee '41-'42, Class Treasurer '41-'42, Hockey '39, '40, '42, Dramatic Club '40-'41, Page 10

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CHARLES FARMER Bon is one of this year,s newcomers. He has distinguished himself as a crafty football and basket- ball player. One of his favorite sports is casting at the teachers subtle remarks that never fail to give all concerned a chuckle. Upon graduation, Bon is expected to join the air corps, in which service he will undoubtedly be a great asset to our country. Football '4lg Basketball '41-'42g Baseball '42. DOUGLAS GIBB Doug has been the able business manager of this year book and it has been largely due to his efforts that we have been able to raise the money for its publication. He is best known for his ability to tip back in a chair farther than anyone else without falling over. Doug has planned to attend the Uni- versity of Virginia in October. There it is expected that he will enjoy himself a great deal. Business Manager of Hilltopper 429 Chairman Dance Com- mittee '41-'42. Page 12 ,Q KVKVA fi: iiiii -gi '5 i