Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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ELASE UTES One of the first things that strikes a person when he thinks of the 1947 Senior Class is its size. Although for most high schools hfty-six students in a class is by no means large, when one compares this with the twentyfone of last year's Junior Class at Carteret, he can readily see the immense growth which the class has had. A large number of these new boys are war veterans who came to Carteret for the first time. In addition to this we have created a Senior Organization. This group is made up of regular seniors, postfgraduates, and all exfG.I.'s, whether they be eligible or not for graduation. All Senior Class sponsored events are supported by this organization. We believe that we have equalled if not surpassed the fine records set by last year's senior class. In the field of sports, which the class of fortyfsix prided themselves in starting on the road upward, we commenced with great success by fielding an un' defeated football team which, with the exception of a few G.I.'s from the Junior Class, was composed entirely of Seniors. The Varsity basketball team, which enjoyed a sue' cessful season, was also composed of Seniors with the above exception holding true also. The newly formed Hockey team, with but one exception, was made up entirely of Seniors. Not only have the Seniors of '47 advanced in athletics, but they also did ex' ceedingly well scholastically by placing a great number of students on the honor roll and occasionally one or two in the high honor group. In extrafcurricular activities, the Senior Class also predominates. This yearbook itself, which we believe is one of the best in Carteret's history, is a lasting contribution to the school. Successful social functions were held periodically and, in each case, the success was gratifying. To express thanks to any one teacher for the help and guidance he has given us throughout the year would be unfair so we would like to give our utmost appreciae tion to each and every teacher who has a Senior in his classroom. W. T. WILLIAM W. TRICKEY MR. WALTER D. G. DOUGLAS HOFE JR President GERKEN Vice-President Home Room Teacher I O