Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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THEODORE SCHUESSLER Around Carteret Ted is the sport of sports. He is not only adept at snagging passes and setting 'em up under the baskets, but never gripes or gets sore. His aimiable personality has made friends with all the guys at Carteret in the short time he has been with us. Along with other things, Ted takes his studies in his long stride and will have great success in Rutgers. When asked what he wants to be in this world he replies: . . Oh, I guess a fat General with a chest full of medals. V. Football C45: Baseball C455 Basketball C455 Glee . . . loyal, 7u7jkWa5nM JI Witaffllf This boys nickn uddy is ,very des criptive: his easy goin manner and willing- ness to lend a helping hand to anyone makes him everybody's buddy. He is welcome in any group: during a lull in the conversation he can always be relied upon to recount one of his Florida escapades. We are all grateiul to him for having settled the age-old dispute of whether a good big car can beat a good litle car, when, in his new Cadillac, he beat a rather boastful owner of a new Ford. Buddy will surely be welcomed with open arms by the students and faculty at the University of Miami, where he will prepare for a career of business. Yearbook Staff C4 5.

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IOHN PAUL RUTTER lack, who hails from South Orange, has been a prominent and outstanding member of Carteret for eight long, and certainly profit- able, years. For through his fruitful efforts he has acquired much from them. lack is wellknown throughout the school for his enthusiastic participation in many of the school activities. There are not many that occur during the year without lack as a con- tributing factor. We feel sure that Mr. Barrett for years to come will thrill his pupils with tales of the fabulous lack Rutter, and his ac- complishments in the Spanish language. We all want to join together in wishing him much success at Colgate, and in all his future endeavors. Class President CU: I. V. Basketball CZD: I. V. Base- ball CZJ: I. V. Football CID: Tennis C3. 4D: Manager of Football OU: Manager of Basketball C4j: Varsity Club C352 Glee Club CU: Spanish Club 'C41 Haep of-0 f' BRUCE SAMUEL Bruce, who is a grunt and groaner, can always be seen telling of his experiences at wrestling a foe who, he claims, was at least six feet tall and weighed approximately 250 pounds. This sport should prove most valu- able to him in his chosen profession. He can persuade an associate to agree to his demands with a well-executed arm lock. The bird brain, as he is fondly called by his classmates, has the unique talent of reading English literature with various vocal inflections, thereby awaken- ing us to the dramatic force which lay dormant in that subject. Bruce will certainly be an as- set to Lehigh. Spanish Club CID: I. V. Basketball CZD: Honors C2. 3, 4D: Dramatics Club C4j: Tennis C4j: Vice Pres. CZD.

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linens!-'K We 1411 Jlape lla Be IOSEPH STEINMETZ Little loe, as he is often known, has been one of the loyal students of Carteret for some years, although it has amazed some of us how he manages to get away with some of his chicanery. We are overawed by his tales of life in Montclair. He is a rather easy soul to spot in the cor- ridors. lust look down, and sure enough there's his beaming face. Although not very tall in physical stature, he stands high amongst his classmates in personality. Whenever we are feeling low, all we have to do is just listen to the tales of one of the parties at Steinmetz's. He has entered into the activities of school most wholeheartedly, and whenever something is being schemed you can usually count on loe to be in on it. The college of his choice is Dartmouth, and, after that, he is desirous of making headway in the business world. Glee Club ill: I. V. Football QZQ: Camera Club Q2, 45: Varsity Club CSD: Tennis Team C3, 43: Cavalier Staff QZD. har figure in Carteret School He can usually be found in a variety of places doing a variety