Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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ALFRED BARRETT Cornell AB., Boslon Universily MA.- Languages. ARTHUR BENNETT Mansfield Slale Teachers College BS. in Ecl.-Social Sludies. Mrs. Howard and Miss Blanchard llhe office girlsl who made our days af Carferei more enioyable. Thanks for your help on The Hillfopper. ROY S. CLAYCOMB New York Universily AB., Columbia Unlverslly M.A.-Senior School Dlreclor, Malhemalics. il- G. BERNHARD KALIJARVI Universily ol New Hampshire BS.- Dlreclor ol: Alhlelics, Foolball Coach, and Malhemallcs. HAROLD S. LAITY Springfield College B.l-l., Oberlin Col- lege A.B., Columbia Uriiversily M.A.- School Psychologist Social Sludies and French. GARRETT A. CLARK Springfield College B.P.E., M.Ecl.-Physi- cal Erlucallon, Baslcelball Coach and Baseball Coach.

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ACULTY SEATED: Harold S. Laiiy, Chesfer Schoenfeld, Roy S. Claycomb, Grace P. Smiih, G. Bernhard Kaliiarv STANDING: Edward V. McGill, GarreH Clark, Edwin M. Hopkins, Lee J. McEwan, Reginald R. Mitchel Alfred Barreii. REGINALD R. MITCHELL Universify of Minnesola BA., Universify of Virginia lgraduafe workl-Hislory and English. LEE J. McEWAN Syracuse Universiiy A. B., Columbia Uni- versiiy M.A.-Malhernalics. 5 ---I' GRACE P. SMITH Newark Slale Teachers College B.S.- Library. EDWARD V. McGILL Manhalfanville, William and Mary, Scion Hall-Music. CHESTER SCHOENFELD Canisius College 5.5.-Science. EDWIN M. HOPKINS Universify of Pennsylvania BA.-Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing and Hygiene.

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LETTER TO THE To The HillTopper STaFf and Members of The Senior Class: IT is a pleasure again To congraTulaTe The members oT The Senior Class upon The publicaTion oT Their Yearbook. The Task presenTed many obsTacles buT The sTaTT in Their eTTorTs Tar surpassed our highesT hopes. ConsequenTly we have a producT exceeded by none in The hisTory of CarTereT. Special recogniTion should be given To a Tew members oT The posT graduaTe group who have so unselfishly assisTed in This proiecT. IT we aT The school may judge from The energy, TaiThTulness and good iudgmenT displayed by our seniors in This work, we musT conclude ThaT They have brighT prospecTs Tor marked success in college and in oTher TuTure producTive endeavor. For real success, cerTain characTerisTics are necessary. Among These are loyalTy, ambiTion and TrusTTulness. LoyalTy To Triends, co-workers and employers will do much To make liTe Tull, happy and proTiTable. WiThouT ambiTion There can be no hope of progress. The members oT The Yearbook sTaTT have been imbued wiTh real ambiTion To do well. The characTerisTic oT TrusTTulness is of greaTesT imporTance Tor ioyous and cooperaTive living. For mosT parT we will Tind in humaniTy iusTabouTwl1aT we may expect To express briefly This ThoughT, leT us borrow from an old Tamiliar saying: Do noT look Tor wrong or evil, you will Tind Them if you do. There is no doubT buT ThaT our boys who will be leaving us on June sixTh are well prepared To assume new responsibiliTies and can adiusl' Themselves To new condiTions which They are cerTain To encounTer. Good luck, boys, and may TorTune smile upon you. Yours sincerely, Roy S. Claycomb. DirecTor SENIOR CLASS