Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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Class Poll Most popular 0 111 Wheeler - 121 Newcombe - 131 Stachler Done most for Carteret 0 111 Pollack - 121 Raiil - 131 Siwiec Done Carteret for the most 0 111 Weinstein - 121 Spear - 131 Caccavale Best athlete 0 111 Stachler - 121 Reconnu 4 131 Pollack Best dressed 0 111 Ferguson - 121 Cusack - 131 Weinstein The wittiest 0 111 Weinstein - 121 Spear - 131 Newcombe Most potential 0 111 Von Stein - 121 Siwiec - 131 Olsen Best influence with faculty 0 111 Pollack - 121 VVheeler - 131 Olsen Most likely to succeed 0 111 Baiff - 121 Siwiec - 131 Von Stein Most talkative 0 111 Yarnall - 121 Weinstein - 131 Krueger Least loquacious 0 111 Siwiec - 121 Delano - 131 Ward Best looking 0 111 Turton - 121 Spear - 131 Cadenas Most scholarly 0 111 Railf - 121 Siwiec - 131 Wheeler Least studious 0 111 Spear - 121 Potenza - 131 Hermatiuk Brainiest 0 111 Contzius - 121 Krueger - 131 Daley Most eligible with the gals', 0 111 Lewensztajn -- 121 Stachler - 131 Potenza Deepest 0 111 Wheeler - 121 Olsen - 131 Hermatiuk Most diplomatic 0 111 Krueger - 121 Cusack -- 131 Osman Best adn getters for Yearbook 0 111 Krueger - 121 Cusack - 131 Osman Really wows,' them 0 111 Lewensztajn - 121 Stachler - 131 Secor Class Opinion Favorite song 0 111 Topsy II - 121 Walking Along Most popular teacher 0 111 Mr. George - 121 Mr. Keeler Favorite car 0 111 Oldsmobile -- 121 Studebaker Favorite class 0 111 English - 121 Sociology Best Carteret meal 0 111 Sandwiches - 121 Roast Beef Choice movie 0 111 River Kwai- 121 God Created Woman Favorite book 0 111 Peyton Placel' - 121 Mad Annual Most popular singer 0 111 Nat King Cole - 121 Doris Day Favorite actor 0 111 Bogart - 121 Mr. George Most loved actress 0 Bridgette Bardot - Elizabeth Taylor Cosiest nook 0 111 the Dungeon - 121 the Coach's OfHce Best school paper 0 111 The H illtopper - 121 The Cavalier Special dessert 0 111 the Carteret fruit cup - 121 that Raspberry jello Popular dugout 0 111 the smoking area - 121 Mr. George's classroom Favorite philosopher 0 111 Mr. Laity - 121 Mr. Barrett Choice pastime 0 111 Gum chewing - 121 Sleeping in Study Hall Cleverest tricks 0 111 Cribbing - 121 Drawing pictures on desks Most hated 0 111 Five demerits - 121 Saturday sessions Best loved 0 111 Three feet of snow - 121 The spelling been Perfectly smashing 0 111 No teachers at school- 121 No heat

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Za 0,4-9 lvl' few PETER B. DELANO A quiet, personable, capable young man- Peter B. Delano is on the way to important achievements. Thoughtful, considerate, co- - his record is creditable and his certainly predictable. We shall hear Delano. The best of good fortune gentleman who will prove himself a his school and to his family. operative future is from Mr. to a fine credit to 'MJ QJM-5 QS? a waive be 55 Q if :Os 'I W fra WW W -0' '-93,2 T .tr if Q 'eiavfig V lf- 'B Q44 p . hy MQQM 'f-'L' !LJ.4.f..d62'.--..

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Senior Quotations BURNS- Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry lookg He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. -Shakespeare CADENAS- Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest. -Richter CONTZIUS- You cram these words into my ears against the stomach of my sense. -Shakespeare CUSACK- The soul of this man is in his clothes. -Shakespeare DELANO- Strange all these differences should be, 'Twixt Tweedledum and Tweedledeef' -Byron CARBACZ- Fasten him as a nail in a sure placef' -Old Testament CUILLEN- What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. -Shakespeare HELMSTETTER- Men pursue riches under the idea that their possession will set them at ease and above the world. -Colton KRUEGER- Great talkers are like leaky vesselsg everything runs out of them. -Simmons LEVIN- Unthinking, idle, wild, and young, I laugh'd and danc'd and talk'd and sung. -Princess Amelia LEWENSZTAJN- Thoughtful, disciplined, intended inaction. -Randolph OLSEN- Anything but history, for history must be false. -Walpole PALEC- A Gentle Knight was pricking on the plainef' -Spenser POLLACK- Every noble activity makes room for itself. -Emerson POTENZA- One great use of words is to hide our thoughts. -Voltaire ' RAIFF- For my part, I had rather be the Hrst man among these fellows than the second man in Rome. -Plutarch RECONNU- Happiness, to some elation, is to others mere stagnation. -Amy Lowell SIWIEC- My mind to me a kingdom is. -Dyer SPEAR- Indifference is the invincible giant of the world. -Quido STACHLER- Exceedingly well read.', -Shakespeare VON STEIN- Men show their character in nothing more clearly than in what they think laughable. -Goethe WARD- There is nothing that seems so like an honest man as an artful knave. -Simmons WEINSTEIN- The way to rocure insults is to submit to them-A man meets with no more respect than he exactsf' -Hazlitt WHEELER- Good nature is stronger than tomahawksf' -Emerson YARNALL- It is much easier to be critical than to be correct. -Disraeli Post Graduates BIENES- A word to the wise is enough, and many words won't fill a bushel. -Franklin CACCAVALE- The man who tells me an indelicate story does me an injury. -Fields DALEY- The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. -Curtius FERGUSON- Promise is most given.when the least is said. -Chapman HARMATIUK- They talk most who have the least to say. -Prior NEWCOMBE- A joker is near akin to a buffoong and neither of them is the least related to wit. -Chesterfield SECOR- But be rough as nutmeg-graters and the rogues obey you well. -Hill TURTON- A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. -Lamb