Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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IAQUE LEWENSZTAIN Iaque is one of those wise Spanish boys who is also lucky enough to be able to take ample advantage of a good American education in a first rate private school. Although he has been unable to do a great deal by way of extra cur- ricular activities here at Carteret owing to his daily assignments, his home record shows that he did take part in Soccer, Swimming, and Vol- leyball in Brazil. Considering the language bar- rier and his mastery of it, I can asseverate that jaque should have no difficulty with the work of his choice in the future. Peter Peter who has been a student at Carteret for a number of years has done a superlative job towards school support and towards de velopmg school spirit He has served faithfully on the staff of both the Hzlltopper and the Ccwalzer and this year has undertaken a very diilicult lob that of advertising manager for the Yearbook His good work and never ending loyalty has surely made Carteret a better place for us all The very best from all of us to you

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PAUL S. KRUECER Affable Paul has shown his unvarying loyalty to Carteret in many ways. He has done con- siderable work in furthering the sports program, he has also served on the Student Council, and he has been one of our best sources of adver- tisement for the Hilltopper-one of those who brought in over two hundred dollars in adsf' It is this type of loyalty that is the life of a school. It is earnestly hoped, Paul, that your sterling allegiance may continue towards the college of your choice, and then on into later life. The very best of luck in the years to come from the student body of Carteret School. LESTER A. LEVIN Les is one of the Dormitory students. During his stay with our school, he has done considera- bly to further our sports program in basketball and baseball. He has also shown interest in Car- teret by serving on the august Dormitory Stu- dent Council. Here is a young man who has won the admiration and friendship of his fel- low scholars. The very best of good fortune to you, Les.

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JOSEPH PALEC Master joseph Palec is one of our foreign stu- dents-a pleasant and aitable young man and one who has shown definite wisdom in taking advantage of a sound American education. An excellent scholar, judging from his several med- als for outstanding work in English, joseph is headed for sure success in the Held of Civil Engineering at the University of Havana. Buena suerte, amigo Iose. NORMAN S. POLLACK Norman joins the rank of those aspiring young men who have been of great value to Carteret-not only in his loyalty, but in his commendable achievement. He is a top flight student Caside from a poet of partsj, a par- ticipator in all sports, the Editor-in-Chief of Carteret's two excellent publications, and a good thorough citizen of our institution. To top it all-he is what one calls a swell guy with whom to work and to associate. Here then is another of those who will undoubtedly make a success of himself in the business field of his choice.