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CLASS 0'l'E Standing in rear from left to right: Iohn O'Connor, Ronald Morse, Bernard Friedman, William Ward, Ioel Shapiro. Iohn Dorr, Robert Berger, Alex Goldfinger, Ted Schuessler, Otto Ploetner. Thomas Squire, Iohn Pecora, Henry Kornfeld, Ierrold.Goodman, Mr. McEwan, Dominick Maita. Aaron Schwartz, Lynn Wright, Hermes Vargas, lack Rutter, Iohn Thornton, Daniel Tieger. Bruce Samuel, Joseph Steinmetz. For such a diverse group of boys from so many different towns, the sen- iors of '51 are a most aimiable group. Throughout our long history there have never been any deep-felt animosities. We will always remember little things like sitting in the cars at lunch time, kidding with the teachers, and of course the many parties. Could we ever forget the night we got kicked out of the dormitory or when Lynn gave a shindig at his home in Rumson! Also the good times in class, decorating Homer and arguing with Mr. Schoenfeld. The days we read fHal Hall Milton in English Literature or trying to remember the third man killed in the battle of Lover's Leap in History. Now we are looking to the future, whether it be four years of college or business. We all feel that Carteret has helped give us a better start in life and has set us on the right track to success. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the help and patience of our teachers. lt is their influence, perhaps more than any other thing, which has determined our future. May our days at Carteret always be remembered and the value of their lessons never be forgot! So here's to the future. May it be as profitable as the past.