Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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NVILLARD CHRISTIANSEN We have already met one Christianseng however, amazing as it may seem, there are more to come. Here we see Willard, known to Mr. Schoenfeld as William, and to the world as Bill. As a result of his determination and brain power, Bill has accumulated for himself one of the linest schoolastic records of the yearg it has been principally through his efforts that the tennis team was or anized, while the Cavalier owes much to his Ene editorials. We can truthfully say that through his ability to organize, Bill Christiansen will be remembered to his everlasting credit here, and, we fully expect, at Amherst College. Garteret School RICHARD CHRISTIANSEN lnhabitant of some distant wilderness known as Bound Brook, terror of the nation's high- ways, silent stalker ot the wooded glen, Rich- ard Christiansen is a mighty hunter, deer with rifle, man with Ford Truck. The thought of such horsepower surging beneath a Christian- sen lills Mr. Laity, our psychologist, with a morbid horror, soon sensed by other members of the faculty. To once again win his way to their palpitating hearts, Dick conveniently dis- tributes venison in the right places at Christmas time. On the more serious side, Dick is one of the leading lights of the economics class, a good tennis player, and has done a line job as one of the editors of the Cavalier. Good natured and blessed with a mind capable of thinking, Dick should initiate a successful ca- reer next fall at Yale.

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DAVID KENDALL Rue the innocent, the blushing maiden, brought to sway under the crushing passion of David Kendalll Pity the path of hrolcen hearts littering the highways traversed hy this mighty loverl At the sweet age of seven one Julie, unwaringl enmeshed, was cast stonily aside, quiclcly she was followed hy another whose name escapes usg now comes, or rather, came, Joan: all seemed blissful, until perfidy again struclc. At last, however, Dave seems to have found happiness, forhlean has entered his life. Already plans are heing formulated for the wedding, and we hope the affair will he a joyous one. Until then, from his old friends at Carteret, we wish Dave all possible success and happiness. Garteret School RAYMOND ISSLER Baby Rayf, as he is fondly lcnown hy the class, can most often he found in transit from Ridgewood to Orange, or vice-versa. ln fact, some say his car could drive itself all the way to Bohhie's house from Orange and not even slow down at Judy,s. Baby will sometimes get nteed off, to coin one of his phrases, at someone or some- thing, and although very even tempered he will become six ft., one hundred ninety pounds of lirel A true friend who would give you his last pint of hlood, mainly because he has so much of it, Ray is loolcing forward to a life-long partnership with his father and Bohlaie. We lrnow he will he a great success at both.