Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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Biggest Guzzler ........................... Favorite Car ..... Favorite Sport .... Favorite Band ...... Favorite Teacher .... Favorite Actor .......... Favorite Actress ........ Favorite Radio Program. . Favorite Drink ........ . Favorite Smoke ......... Favorite College .... Favorite Activity ...... Favorite Expression ..... Favorite Song ........ Favorite Haunt ......... Favorite Vocalist ........ Most Drag With Faculty .l .l .U .l i l Most Popular .......... Most Innocent ......... Most Likely To Succeed. Most School Spirit ..... Most Popular Subject. . . M ost Gullihle .......... Biggest Sleep Producer.. Class Cave Man ........ Laziest .............. Best Athlete .......... Best Car Driver ........ Best Sense of Humor. . . Best Dancer ........... Best Student ......... Ouietest ....... Faster Worker .... Sharpest ............... Bull Slinger .......... . First To Get Married.. Playboy ............... Lover ............... Vlfoman Hater ...... Biggest Wolf ..... Biggest Spongers. . Biggest Ham ..... Biggest Appetite ........ Biggest Gripper ........ 'One Dissenting Vote- Proof Positive ............- .................. lass Poll . . . . .Buick, Cadillac, Eberline's 2 cylinder V8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Football, Basketball, Swimming . . . . .Tex Beneke, Vaughn Monroe, Stan Kenton . . . . . .Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Hooper, Mr. Eberline . . . . . . . . . . . .Robert Mitchum, Gabby Hayes . . . . . . .Esther Williams, Elizabeth Scott . . . . .Henry Morgan, Iohn's Other Wife Beer, Milk, Sneaky Pete . . . . . . . . . .Chesterfields, Camels, Nicotinees . . . . . Notre Dame, North Carolina, Michigan . . . . . . . .Necking, Drinking, Bull Sessions . . . . . . . . . .Quietl Snap Outa Yer Hop! . . . .Golden Earrings, Star Dust, Poor Lil Psoom, Doc's . . .Peggy Lee, june Christie, Bing Crosby ..............- Stoukas, Giordano, Chace ............Lupo,Corbitt .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .Maser, Graulich, Doremus . . .Webb, Chace, Giordano . . . .Good, Knapp, and The Five Cheer Leaders ....................Women, Cars, Sociology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Langstaff, Shehadi, Menner . . . . . . . .Mr. Eberline, Mr. Laity . . . .Parkinson, Graulich, Barcaski . . . . . . . . . . .Lopez, Kelso, Pfeifer . . . . . . . .Hulse, McDonough, Terrill . . . .Christiansen, Denman, Hilmer ...........Malnak, Turtz . . . . .Navas, Onderdonk, Terranova Mr. Campbell, Mr. Laity . . . .Borok, Cougan, Avis, McNamarra . . . . . . .Burke, Radzewick, Williams . . . . .Webb, Turtz, Mr. Carlson .................f'Stoukas ................ 'Knapp . . . . . . . . . . .Navas, Pfeil, Bumett . . . . .Terranova, Giordano, Epple ...- .. . .. . . . . . .Barnes, Casmer, Orosz . . . .The Roselle Park Boys . . ..Mr. Eberline, Mr. Mitchell, Raccioppo . . . . . . .lVIcDonough, Watts, Graulich . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hilmer, Pfeifer, Chace . . . . .Powers and The Class of '48' CGuess Who?D

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WILLIAM M. CHACE President K is .QQ .., Q' i M ES' . ii , , ROBERT W. GIORDANO Vice President MR. REGINALD R. MITCHELL Home Room Teacher .411 Class :story Carteret's Senior Class of 1948 is one that can not easily be forgotten. Fellows like Chace, Graulich, Giordano, Borok, Terranova, and llilmer have left their marks on students, teachers, and school alike. These fellows, have formed the nucleus of a never-toebe-forgotten group of enthusiasts and quick- talkers. Yes, many are the times when their gift of gab helped them to avoid a Saturday session. Can anyone disregard the many eventful trips taken in an antiquated 1933 Plymouth sedan, owned by one Ed Osecky or the oft taken rides to the Thomas Studios in Digger Knapps' renown chariot? This fine class of 24 strapping young men made history while at Carteret. It produced such standout gridiron performers as Glenn llulse and Erwin Orosz, and in the world of basketball Lee Terrill and llulse were prime factors in a highly successful season. On the baseball diamond one could always see Bob Morris fielding a hot grounder or Glenn, our three sports star, belting one over the cliff, some SSO feet away. To our parade of stars we must add the names of a group of competent and trustworthy managers. Bob Giordano and Hal Onderdonk did a fine job of managing the football team while Big jim Graulich and Bill Chaco kept well the complicated box scores and they guarded closely the uniforms and jackets. Gior repeated his managerial feats again during the baseball season. Honors go to Dick Christiansen, Ralph Iiilmer, lack Shehadi, and Don Pfeifer on being such fine car drivers. At this point it might be well to mention the many enioyable bull sessions held in the combination music and smoking room. Al Pfeil, John McNamara, Myles Turtz, Bill Chace, and Ernie Stoukas were willing participants in this universally favorite pastime. Our two friends from Puerto Rico, Ed Navas and Rodolfo Lopez Cepero, it seems, had many eventful weekends in the big city. VVhat did you fellows do? We might add that if the yearbook had about 2c for each box of cough drops that Bob Parkinson gave away in school this year, we might well cover W the cost of their undertaking. Witli'w11t the ever present spirit of George Good and that complete set of Ted Doremus's English and U. S. History notes the school year could not have been complete. The Senior Class will always remember the many 'iinteresting yearbook Blowoutsn held in Carlos, Creampuff Emporiumf' Without the endeavors of Messers Webb and Terranova this yearbook could never have been the success that it is. CLASS OF 1948 First row, left to right: Tom Terranova, Bob Giordano, Iack Cougan, Don Pfeifer, Ted Doremus, jim Graulich, Myles Turtz, Mr. Mitchell. Second row: Glenn Hulse, Morgan Kavanaugh, Ralph Hilmer, Bill Webb, Bill Burke, Bill Chace, Ed Navas, Lee Terrill, John Shehadi. Third row: Ed Maser, Rudolfo Lopez-Cepero, Ernie Stoukas, Len Hehner, Bert Borok, Bob Parkinson, Dick Christiansen, George Good. .na lt 4. A Ls e.a : i .ma 'f .Lj . 'rv-waa tl:

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