Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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lass Will We the senior class of '48 bequeath Bill Chace's marks to Bay lsler. Ciordano's lost football equipment to Al Echikson. Cl1ristiansen's driving to Bill Criffith. Ted Doremus's History book to Mr. Mitchell. Bert Norok's Florida tan to Bill King. George Cooclis school spirit to Carteret. lim Craulich's weight to next years football team. Ralph I-lilmer's antics to Mrs. Campbell. Ed Navas's accent to Mr. Barrett. Hal Onderdonk's hockey pucks to the trophy case. Parkinson's cough drops to Mr. Mitchell. Donald Pfeifer's gaiety to the study hall. I-lehner's sweetness to the future senior class. Myles C. Turtz mathematical genius to Mr. Campbell. Ed Maser's used flash bulbs toLynn Wright. Al Pfeil's weekend trips to the dorm boys. Powers' seat at Clem's to Menner. Lopez's moustache to Mac Henion. john Mac Namara's build to Mousey.f' lee Terrill's set shot to Ronald Morse. Toni Terranova leaves his musical genius to Mr. Hooper. Sheadi attendance to Bob Farkas. Glen I-Iulse's three letters to Wagman and Straub. Bob Morris's spikes to Pete Libman. To next years I-lilltopper staff one word clon't. To Mr. Carlson one book entitled Basketball, Ho wto play it Its Rules and Regulations. Stoukas baloney to some butcher.

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WILLIAM POWERS Bill, who is usually seen in a stalled '34 Chevrolet somewhere between school and Verona, joined our ranks to complete his education after a tour in the Navy. Our victorious football team owes much to Bill for his fine work as center for the last two seasons. You'll not find a much better right-handed pitcher or third baseman as we have in Bill. His contributions to the baseball and football teams have been im- measurable. On the dance floor at almost any Ho-down our Will does right well by himself. All his fellow classmates join in wishing Bill the greatest success in the future. IOHN SHEHADI Native of Columbia High School, John has been trying his very darndest to cop the attendance award for this year. Usually seen eating a sandwich between recitations, Jack often wonders where all of it goes when lunch period rolls around. Another one of our avid baseball enthus- iasts, John will do much in contributing to the success of our team this season. ,lohn must be very popular as some one is always looking for him CML Claycomb or Mr. Carlsonl. With john go the hopes of his fellow classmates that his future will be successful.

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