Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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3 is 'WW 20 WALTER J. FRANKEL Walt, like so many of our boys at Carteret, is a former serviceman, having served sixteen months aboard a destroyer in the AsiaticfPacific Theatre. He attended West Side High School prior to his en' listment in the Navy, and while there he was a member of the football, baseball and swimming teams. At Carteret Doc played on our great football team of the past year. Walter is a good student and this, along with his cheerful disposition, will carry him far in this world. Varsity Club 145, Football 141, Baseball 143. JOHN WALTER GASPERSKI John, who hails from Newark, is one of our many G. I. students, having served two years in the Paciic with our Navy. He attended West Side High School before his turn in the service, and while there, he starred in both baseball and footf ball. At Carteret this past year John was an outstanding end on the undefeated foot- ball squad. Besides being a fine athlete, john is also an honor student, and we ex' pect to hear much of him in future years. Varsity Club 141, Football 14j, Baseball 14?-

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JOHN PERKINS DOREMUS Jack is another resident of the little town midst the hills -Verona. A com' muter defluxe, he makes his way to school and from in a large, roomy Buick convertif ble. Before coming to Carteret to finish up his high school work, he spent almost three years in the Navy. The poor man's Jimmy Stewart is a tall, lanky fellow with a wry sense of humor which at times rates a smile from even the most serious. We wish him the best of everything in the years to come. LANDRUM M. FISHER Landrum came to us from the wilds of Roselle where he played football and baseball at the local high school. Before cn' tering Carteret he served two and a half years in the Marines. A heady player, he was a big asset to our football team, both at center and at backing up the line. The possessor of a good disposition and swell personality, he is well liked about the school and we wish him all future success. Varsity Club f4j, Football Ml. if

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HUGH DODD GEORGE Hugh is not heard from much dur' ing school hours but we all know that he may be counted on to support any activity in the school. As captain of this year's un' defeated football team he demonstrated his ability in the field of athletics and as presif dent of the Student Council has shown his organizational powers. Out of school Hugh has a Casanovaflike reputation and this sometimes distracts from his school work. However we feel that he will go far in whatever work he undertakes. Varsity Club 12, 3, 41, VicefPTeside'nt 131, Student Council Secvetaryfreasurer 131, Presi- dent 141, Football 12, 3, 41 Captain 141, V. Basketball 121. JOSEPH GOODWIN Joe is unique in that he is the only member of the Senior Class from the small country village of Roseland. However, it is evident that he must have had some conf tacts with urban life in the past, for he displays a radiant smile and a winning charm, which have caused his fellow class' mates as well as certain members of the faculty to hold him in their high esteem. With qualifications such as these, we feel certain that Joe will make a name for him' self in the Rutgers Agricultural School next year. Hockey 141.