Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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CLASS WILL HE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949, being of sound mind and sometimes sober body, do hereby bequeath their effects and attributes as follows: Kings good marlrs to the highest bidder. Straulfs acting and singingf?l ability to Billy Reinhard. Ray lssler's good nature to Mr. Carlson. Wagman's cowboy shirts to Trigger. Bill Christiansen's crib notes to the library. Grabaz's light-Fingeredness to J. Edgar Hoover. Bozzelli's muscles to Fawcett. To the School in general flsord save youll Mrs. Heine,s coolaing. Koclfs Van Dylxe to the Barber of Seville. A two-year subscription to True Sports Comics to Mr. Murphy. To next year's football managers Wagman and Echilcson leave a sneer, 10 boxes of spilces, and a screw driver. Echilcson's two slightly miss-used front teeth to Portnow. Libman's bull stories to Mr. Barrett, so that he can play matador. Wagman leaves Dee-L to Robbins. Wuhl leaves four oranges to next year's baslcetball team. Dicl: Christiansen leaves a piece of . . . venison to Mr. Carlsoh. Bartholomae and Murphy leave one house party at Bordentown to John Carr. Forty points and eleven pairs of brass launclcles to be used against St. Benedicts. Libman's slci poles tHe doesn't need theml to Rutter. Echiltson's ability to read a road map to Mr. Carlson. The jolces used in the 1948 show to Mr. 'Claycomb and Mr. Hole. Roemisch leaves his agility on the baslcetball court to Diefenbacher. To next year's Hilltopper stall a deep and heart-felt sympathy. Themembers of the Class of '49 leave their ability as lovers, athletes, students, and guzzlers to those who will try to follow in their hard-won and beer spattered footsteps. 24

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