Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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Travisano. Vice-Presidenh Palmieri. Treasurer: Nicholls. Sfudenf Council: Schmidf, Secrefary: Schaf- fer, President Moore, Sfudenf Council. Class Gfficers ,A Mr. Arfhur N. Hammond ADVISOR

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Cl ass Nofes STudenTs graduaTing Trom high school Today-or even Trom college are cerTainly noT wholly unacguainTed wiTh The complex and perplexing Type oT world awaiTing Those who are abouT To prepare Tor a liTe worlc-surely noT aTTer Two world wars, and above all, noT aTTer being lcepT up To daTe on our Touchy sTaTus quo Through The media oT radio, Television, and news reporTs. ThaT is, sTudenTs Today are shaping Themselves menTally To Tace a hosT oi problems which were enTirely unlcnown a generaTion ago. Such are The sTudenTs in our class OT i956 here aT CarTereT. Coming Trom various secTions OT New Jersey, represenTing a varieTy oT backgrounds, and TiTTing Themselves Tor worlc so desperaTely needed-in The classroom, on The basl4eTball Tloor, on The TooTball Tield, and even in Their own communiTy They are going Through a period of basic Training ThaT should enable Them To rise To whaTever The occasion may call Tor- wheTher in civilian liTe or in army liTe. As we lcnow, There are always The acTors, The clowns, The scholars, The Top aThleTes, yes, and even Those who appear To be geTTing nowhere and are The buTT of iolces and criTicism. Experience has shown neverTheless ThaT in laTer liTe The very individuals who showed The leasT promise were Those who in some mysTerious way forged ahead To The TronT and became conTribuTive ciTizens-along wiTh The young men Trom whom much was expecTed. ln The coming years, much will be expecTed Trom presenT day graduaTes We Teel however, ThaT if much is expecTed Trom The CarTereT Class oT l956-much will also be given by Them To socieTy. SENIOR CLASS Top row-Bishop, Engle, Travisano, Haarlander, Kelly, ATlcinson, Nicholls. Knobel, Maris, Schmidt BoTTom row-Moore, Palrnieri, PraTT, SchaTTer. Savino, Van Wagner, Figueroa. H vs- 'wwe s 'ix

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DramaTic Club 4. DramaTic Club 4: VarsiTy Baseball 4. PETER W. ATKINSON IPeTeI The Insurance Tield is cerTainly TerTile as well as lucraTive TerriTory Tor any young man wiTh The poTenTial To meeT people and convince Them ThaT any oT Their savings invesTed in Insurance is The greaTesT move oT Their life. The young man in quesTion, wiTh ThaT very poTenTiaI, is our own PeTer W. ATIcinson who soon plans To enTer Upsala Col- lege To prepare Tor iusT such an inTeresTing voca- Tion. AlThough aT presenT sTiIl aT CarTereT. PeTe will go Tar Towards The chosen Tield oT his en- deavors-wiTh hunTing, fishing, and waTer skiing To balance his heavy schedule of sTudies which are To come. PeTe-carry on! The Insurance Com- panies need you! : so DAVID J. BISHOP lllaishlll Bish lives in Bloomfield. I-le came To CarTereT from PenningTon School. I-le appears To be happy here-is serious, cooperaTive, and sTrongly benT on malcing a commendable record Tor himself. His hobbies are cars and sailing. AT presenT he is loolcing over The possibiIiTies of a business career- perhaps Toreign sales if ThaT vocaTion proves lu- craTive enough and To his liking. Vife sincerely hope ThaT his presenT schoIasTic achievemenT geTs him inTo an accrediTed college where he may prepare Tor The worlc besT suiTed To his TalenTs. David J. Bishop- To sTrive, To seelc, To Tind, and noT To yield -leT ThaT be your moTTo and you will geT There. Good luclc!