Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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eniors 1949 XX'AI.TliR KNAPI' XVallcr. nr Hlligggcrn Knapp. lias avrniiiv plislwc-rl many wnnclcrlul iliings :luring his rc- vvnl lwn years al fariorcl. l'or cxzunplc, it was lu- wlio uiivzirllwccl llwc lour fciniinnc c'lwvi'lvairlvi's wlin so lmrilliauiily rallivrl llic spiril ul fwaricrcl lluougglinul ilw I0-18 lvaslxcllmall sen- snn. ll, was he wlm 1111110 lo llie resmie when Nr. Cwarlsrinls ljorcl flu-fl ancl wc were one Car sliorl in ,qcliiiig ll'1is yearys team to Connecticut. l11 lad, wliciwycr a prolnlem Comes along, as many flu, wc' fan always Count on tlle aifl ol' nur goml lricncl Hlliggcrfl XVQ' fool llwak SlICl'l il fi'I1lill'liill7lC porsnn slwulcl Cnjny llwc' utmost Ol SIICFCSS anrl liappiness in flic future. XX'Il.I.lAM A. KING Tlie crliior-in-Cliicf nl' our year lmnli. Bill luis wnrliccl unliringly on its lay-nul, aulvcxrlis ing, anrl il million nilwcr jnlus. llis never cncling supply ol energy ancl liis willingness ln hi-lp anyone ill nccrl ol liis vasl l411owl0clg0 nl 111u1'15 sulmjerls nialw liim unc ul llw mnsl ivspvrlcrl zulinirc-cl. ancl lilcccl lwys :il f arlvrvl. nxvillu is a grcal arlinirvr nl' llu- 1111110 plusli ancl pfiflflr-fl lcinalvg liis clirvvl aipprnaivli anrl winning smile will mc-ll tlic lacarl nl' any lair young Girl from lxliss Bcarcls. luvla nn: b gnofl llwings lo you, Xvill, in ynur years nl Iliff Puig firm-n ol ljariinnuilw.

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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.

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C fl IARLHS MCMAHON XVhalr-ver Vxfest Orange may have given to lhe worlfl in the past, she has lmestowecl her suprenic achicvcinenl. in the lorin ol fwhucli lvlclvluhon. This versatile youth haslas in a remnrlaahle reputation at Carteret, anrl that not without reason. l'lis rearly hrain functions smoothly in the face of aclversity tlvlr. Mitchelljg he is outstanrling in all sports, and his notorious lace provoltes screams from Miss l5carrl's lo the cuter element at Xvest Orange lligh. Although he completely omittecl his junior year, Chuclc, who 'hncls the haptismal name ol Charles not to his lilcing, has main- lainecl a high position on the honor role throughout the year. If he cloes as well for himself in the future as he has here, Chuclcs success is induhitahly sealed. Garteret School PETER LIBMAN The scene is Sun Valley, renclezvous of hne slciersg clown the perilous trail in a clourl of whirling snow looms a heroic ligureg the pho- tographers llash their cameras hreathlessly, for it is liihmanl It is the last half of the ninth inningg the score is tieclg the hases are loarlerl, two men outg a heroic ligure steps to the hat. The pitch -the hall speerls slcyward, never to retum. Again the photographers flash hreathlessly, for again it is Lihman. Xve coulcl go on lilce this endlessly, hut the impression of Pete createrl ahove shoulcl he sulzhcient. These are only a few events in his Crowclecl life, and since he has tolcl them they must he true. Vxfe feel that as an athletic cli- rector Peter will prosper hoth in fact and in liction.