Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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Class SecreTary 1I, 21, J.V. Baseball 1I, 21, VarsiTy Base- ball 13, 41, Glee Club 11, 21. Spanish Club 13, 41, Camera Club 141, School Play Commif- Tee 131, Yearbook Sfaff 141. GEORGE DAMMAN George Dammanl Ah! Here is a boy who is never aT a loss Tor someThing To say. l-le is probably The mosT loquacious sTudenT in The class! George al- ways has an unusual experience or some Tunny sTory which he is ever ready and quiTe willing To narraTe. . . . George simply loves To Tell us-his classmaTes- OT his singular experiences on The greens and Tair- ways oT The MonTclair GolT Club. This is under- sTandable, oT course, golf being his TavoriTe sporT. BuT golT is only one oT many acTiviTies in which he Takes parT. l-lis ouTsTanding achievemenT in sporTs is The very acTive role he has assumed during The pasT Two years on The VarsiTy baseball squad .... We are sure ThaT George will be successTul in col- lege? as we are equally sure ThaT he will Tincl success in i e. Varsiiy FooTball 141, HillTopper SporTs EdiTor ROBERT DEBBS Bob once made The remark ThaT his only ouTside inTeresTs and hobbies are girls! This is hardly be- lievable when one reviews his conTribuTions and accomplishmenTs in The Tield oT sporTs. Playing VarsiTy TooTbaII and dedicaTing precious Time To The l-lillTopper, oT which he is SporTs EdiTor, have lcepT him busy To say The leasT .... ln Toorball, Bob susTained a leg injury which clipped shorT his season on The gridiron .... Bobby Debbs lives in nearby Maplewood, and began school wiTh us in his senior year. Rapidly making Triends wiTh a goodly num- ber oT his Tellow sTudenTs has confirmed his popu- lariTy and accenTed his likable personaliTy .... CarTereT cerTainly will agree ThaT Bob is an excep- Tionally engaging young man.

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J.V. Foolball T3l, Spanish Club T3, 4l, Glee Club l3, 4l. AQUILES BENITEZ Aquiles is The Soulh American Ambassador of good will in our class. He is a narive ol Caracas, Vene- zuela .... ll' is quiie well lcnown Thar amigo Aquiles lilies To sing, al which he is very proficienl. On many norable occasions, such as ar The annual dra- malic presenralion, he has delighled his audience wilh one of his nalive Spanish songs .... Now Aquiles has his dilsficulries. These are linguislic. He has ollen been chided because while he has no Trouble underslanding Norrh American Senorilas, he is usually plagued wirh a laclc of comprehension when Mr. Kaliiarvi inlerrogales him aboul' olher mallers .... When nor al school, Aquiles can always be locafed al Paul's where he is well lalcen care of by Anna and Par. Everyone is cerlain Thar 'rhis young Lalin will go lar in The world-nor because he inlends lo relurn lo his nalive counlry bur on accounl of his charming and irresislible personalily. Class Treasurer ll, 2l, Man- ager of Thanlrsgiving Assembly Q -ll11- Tl, 2, 4l, Hobby Club lil, Glee Club TI, 2l, Camera Club T3, 4l, Cavalier Sfaff l3l, Siudenf Council l3l, Treasurer of Camera Club l4l, Yearboolr Sfaff l4l, Dance Commiifee l4l li rs THOMAS CARR Tom is one of The more conservarive members of l'he class. This son of Belleville is always calm and pleasanl lo Talk lo--a model of composure .... Surely Tom musl remember The parry which he gave our class lasl year. How could any of us-he mos'r of all-forger how we relurned home exhausled afler remaining awalce mosr of The nighl enjoying ourselves ro The Tullesr exlenl: Tom has 'ralien a viral inleresl in collecling food and loys every Thanksgiving for crippled children al 'rhe Orfho- pedic hospilal. We are cerlain Thar many of his unknown friends have greally benefiled by This allruisric work. This is iusr one of many inslances Thar exemplifies his s+erlinq and ourslanding qualifies of unselfishness and consideralion for olhers .... To Tom we drinlc a loasl of good forlune, and may he have every happiness and success.

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Honors l3l, Class Treasurer l4l, Cavalier Slalf l3l, Cam- era l4l, Hilllopper Assl. Edi- lor l4l. - . l GEORGE DONELY The seriousness wilh which George goes aboul his work is probably lhe cardinal qualily he possesses. This lrail may be lhe principal reason lor his num- erous scholaslic honors .... Upon meeling George lor lhe lirsl lime one is immedialely impressed wilh his quiel and reserved manners. A lillle laler one becomes acquainled wilh perhaps lhe subllesl sense ol humor in exislence, or more specilically, in Berlce- ley l-leighls, New Jersey, where he lives .... One ol lhe hardesl decisions lo make regarding George is whelher he is more inleresling lhe lirsl lime you meel him or lhe second. This decision, however, is nol so dillicull when one considers his weallh ol inlormalion, willicisms, and personal charm as well as his numerous accomplishmenls .... ll would seem lo us bolh lilling and proper lo describe George simply as magnelicl J.V. Baseball I3, 41, Assl. Man- ager of Foolball l3l, Spanish Club l3l, Camera Club l3l, Rifle Club l4l. PAUL ENGEL Every class has ils clown. For lhis signal honor lhe maiorily would be lilcely lo nominale Paul-who is likable, versalile, and noliceably willy. Aside lrom being humorous, Paul is one ol our besl ex- amples ol lhe class ol 52 .... When nol in school, you will lind him engaged in one ol his lavorile pas- limes which include lraveling, golling, gunning, and playing lhe lrumpel. Paul is also aclive in school clubs and sporls .... l-le may be besl described as original-lhough mildly so, in whal he does and says. lvleeling Paul lor lhe lirsl lime is one ol lhose rare experiences which one hopes lo repeal lrequenlly. His incomparable wil and charm will nol lail lo assure him ol conlinued popularily.