Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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G. BRADFORD PALMER Brad is another fellow who has attended Carteret since the first grade. Ever since he has been here, he has made a fine record for himself. Not only has he excelled in his studies but also in the field of athletics. He has been, for the last couple of years, one of the star players on the football, hockey, and baseball teams. If anyone wants a speech made in assembly they invariably ask Brad for they know that he is capable of doing a good job. He has always wanted to go to Princeton to college and it looks now as if his wish will come true, but I am afraid that he will have to break down and get a crew cut like everyone else. Football '39, '40, '41g Hockey '39, '40, '41, Baseball '39, '40, '41, '42g Dramatic Club '40g Hilltopper Staff '42, Newspaper Staff '41, '42. ARNOLD F. VAN PELT JR. Van is one of those fellows who came to Carteret in an early grade and who have remained until their graduation. As President he has ably conducted the Senior Class and has, as captain, encouraged the present tennis team to play hard and to win. It is expected that Van, too, will honor Swarthmore Col- lege with his presence. Student Council '41-'42, Tennis Captain '429 Class President '41-,42. Page 14 E

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JAMES E. LACKEY III. jim has been one of Carterefs leading productive- dramatic students. He has to his credit four mus- icals, two of which have been produced in Carteret,s own gym. Not only is he the scenery designer, prop- erty manager, and everything else but also a con- cert pianist. Although the theatre is his main in- terest, he does indulge in photography. Many of the pictures within these covers have been taken by him. In order to further his dramatic abilities, jim has decided to study at Yale University. We of the senior class wish him the best of luck. Hilltopper Staff '42g Dramatic Club '40, '41, '42. ROBERT MERRIAM Bob has been with us only since the junior year, but his fine work on the football and basketball teams has made us realize his abilities. Although Bob usually has little to say, we feel sure that his record at Carteret will enable him to make a good showing at Rutgers. Football '40, '4lg Basketball '40-'41, '41-'42, Class Secretary '41-'42, www, Page 13

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DONALD WALSH Although Don came to us with quite an athletic reputation, he never found the opportunity of show- ing his prowess. He was occupied driving one of the school buses during the afternoon when practice was taking place and therefore could not take part in the program. In Don is embodied all the humor of the Irish, and it is seldom that one catches him in a seri- ous mood. He is planning to attend The University of Scranton. Basketball '41-'42, is-2- RODMAN XVILLIAMS Rod came to Carteret in 1937 and although he is one of the quieter members of our class we all respect his opinion and it is largely through his efforts as editor-in-chief that we have been able to produce this yearbook. Rod will attend Yale and we are su-re his scholastic record will be a credit to that college. Tennis '42g Dramatic Club- '37, '38, '39, '40, '4lg Editor of Hilltoppcr '42. Page li