Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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DONALD SCHWAB Don Don came to us this year from East Orange High. With a keen eye for the Latin language and its mysterious intricacies, he is also inter- ested in classical music - naturally. His im- mediate aim is the journalistic world - his college is yet undecided. Quiet, easy going - but observant, Don is all right. We know he is sure to succeed in all of his undertakings and we wish him all the luck in the world. STANLEY TROTTERE Stan Streaking across the highways and out of the dark comes '6Stan the Man Trottere. Stan and his red Ford convertible hail from Preak- ness and, believe it or not, anyone who comes from that distance must be eager to learn. Stan served in the Navy for over a year and a half and has had some formidable experi- ences. Among other things we hear that Stan is a versatile sportsman and also a fine student. His quiet manner, though very pleasant has made him one of the outstanding men in our class. Stan is engaged to a very fine young lady - therefore to both of them we extend our heartiest wishes for a successful future. Hilltopper 45 Cavalier 4. Dramatic Club 4g Cavalier 4

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FRANCISCO ROCHA Pancho Our good will ambassador from Bogota, Colombia, came to us from Phelps School last year. A physics enthusiast, and a spirited Latin American, Pancho plans to attend Stevens Institute of Technology. Ambitious, brilliant, and a sports fan, he has added a pinch of the warm Latin temperament to Carteret - and no doubt to Loree Hall. Un feliz porvenir a nuestro amigo, Francisco Rocha - Pancho to you. WILLIAM SCHREIBER Bill, Red Bill hails from Newark Academy - an out- going young man who has become very popular here at Carteret. Coupled with a keen sense of humor, is a brilliant mind - always on ta . Also - there is a charming young lady inpthe picture, or rather, she helps complete the picture. Bill's hobbies - swimming, working on cars, and possessing a 1946 Maroon Ford Coupe. Bill plans to attend Franklin and Marshall College-and with him goes our every good wish for success. Carry on, Red Schreiber. 20 Dormitory 4. Current Affairs Club 43 Hilltopper 43 Dramatic Club 45 V. Baseball 4.

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It-K 5, ,msg r Glee Club 3-43 Dramatic Club 3-43 J.V. Basketball 33 Pullilic Speaking 33 Hilltopper 4g Cavalier 3-43 Basket- ba 4. Student Council 2-3-45 Vice President 33 President 43 Class President 1-43 Hilltopper 2-3-43 Editor 4g Cava- lier 1-2-3-43 Co-Editor 43 Dramatic Club 4g Latin Club l-23 .l.V. Basketball 1'2Q V. Basketball 3-43 V. Baseball 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 2. ein thi? 1. sf jg ,A hy .W-..,, ,. k f ggi- K ,113 5 -Vg, .-vL 5, . ff K T, sy .. ,QR .g,,f e3,-, ,ag 'sp K if ROBERT VAN DINE Bob, Van Since coming to Carteret last year, Bob has made many friends and we are certain he will continue to make them. Bob, like all popular mortals, has his worries - his center around a girl named Nancy. Participating in numer- ous activities while at the same time endeavor- ing to master the finer points of the French language, Bob is considering his college of the future. Whatever college accepts him how- ever will be graced by a charming young man - affable, congenial, cooperative - Robert Van Dine of Carteret School. JOHN WARMS John, Johnny, Worms Tall, dark, handsome Johnny Warms has been at Carteret since Kindergarten - but has gotten a long way since. An ace sportsman, as he has shown on the basketball court and the baseball field, popular with the smart set, president of the Student Council, editor of this Yearbook and president of his class, John is aiming at the study of Law and at the blazing renown entailed thereby. Hamilton College will be happy to get him and we are all certain he will contribute to that institution. Our very best to Johnny Warms - staunchest citizen of dear old Carteret. 22