Blair Academy - Acta Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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X ff N Q ff.. D cgry WU ale! 6 ,Q IW' SQKESZXLWA iw- 5 JAMES LINWOOD ABERLE R. D- NO- 1 Stockton, N. J. jim, alias The Spider, came to Blair six years ago, and during his long stay on the hill has made a very admirable record. Prominent in both extracurricular activities and athletics, jim also found time to make the honor roll, and was truly a fine leader on the campus. Honor Roll, President Blue and White Key Cabinet, '49, Omicron Kappa Delta Society President, '49, Managing Editor Breeze, '49, Choir, '47, '48, '49, Glee Cluh, '49, Press Club, Vice-President, Stylus, '49, Treasurer Science Club, '49, Varsity 331 Wrestling, '47, '48, '49, Cheerleader, '49, Varsity B Association, Blue Color u . ROBERT ERIC ALMGREN 49 Bailey Avenue Hillside, N. J. As one of the star members of East Hall bridge club, Bob could usually be found around one of the tables in the Ark's commons room. Besides his extracurricu- lar activities, he was good in his school work. Bob will be remembered for his good- natured ways and friendly attitude towards everyone. Out for Varsity Golf, Camera Club, Science Club, Acta, '49, Chess Club, '49, Band and Concert Band, White Color Club. ANDREW B. BACHO, JR. 2 East Delaware Avenue Pennington, N. J. Andy soon gained recognition on the Blair campus as being one of Blair's top pass receivers on the gridiron. His personality and good looks soon made him a favorite on the hill. Although Andy gets along with everybody at Blair, it has been rumored at Millbrook that his way with the fair sex is nothing short of the spec- tacular. Wearer of the B Varsity Football, '49, Varsity Basketball, '49, White Color Club. x - 1 J f' P ' r CE BRUCE BAHRENBURG S , gaekg t Keyport, N. J. I J ruc t o ' ccer team, in two years has become one of Blair's QP ar, ys. lr perha best known for his snappy record col- cti ,, g hisvother aits is o called studying and in that Bruce really Qexc lax y - sit 'BDE er, , V rsity Association, Breeze, '48, '49, Choir, '49, In- i na ie ' igretary-Tr surer, '49, Omicron Kappa Delta, '48, '49, Bl ol lub. I x Kbgq, Q'

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A .IP Q, Sl IDR MASS IIHIIIIRS ARTHUR MUELLER Treasurer PIERCE LONERGAN JOHN HADDAD Vice-Prexident Secrvtar J' -N Jikk li 3 Scott Tyres, john Haddad, Ar- thur Mueller, Pierce Loncrgan. SCOTT TYREE President

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'F Page 12 W JW' M iiiffff' fm. Ke xrrioivnxs JAyflES.BA5NXj,f Route S31 I . Augusta, N. J. ' from m t go he3'vy on the Whoa 'ds' ery meal, bd: se hexcertai stands out as a ampi n' an an A meric y. Fo t ez ears Q as en a inspira- Clz lg ' d ll pf: B 'Q h h ' ' tix to Blair boys w'th is ne football, comm nda WIKZIICECE, nifaculohs marks, a wonderful wo dn. We all h e to see Tom lea A lair, ut ou lots will be '11 3 Yi-inceton's gain. ' xi t 1 I L! ' Q rack, Vargty F otball, 8, '49, I. V. Fo thall, '47, Varsity Track, '48, Co-Captain, '49, A , ditornin-Cltie '49, Varsity ' Association, '48, Secrdyy, 49, Omicron appa elta, '48, Sec' ary, '49, Webst r Society, Vice-President, 49, International Society '48, Vice-Preialent, '49, Camera Club, '49, Modern Music Society, '47, '48, Breeze, '48, Business anager, '49, Press Club, '48, '49, Blue Color Club, Choir, '49, RALPH PQ BALZAC, JR. 162 Brewster Road Scarsdale, N. Y. Uxeztudent Council, S48, Ho r Roll, '48, '49J Wearerj of the B for Football and Mr. Mason's little nemesis, Porfy, is the Ark's brightest little light bulb. Wherever he goes his amiable smile and sparkling wit Csometimes DOI so sparkling, light up the darkest corners. He likes to take off fusually at Mr. Pender's biddingj on the 100 yard dash in which he is proficient. Sometimes referred to as Ears, Ralph is active in athletics and extracurricular activities. Honor Roll, '46, B.A.A. Track, '46, Varsity B Track, '47, '48, Out for spring track, Lightweight Football, '47, B.A.A. Cross-Country, '48, Varsity B Associa- tion, Chess Club, '46, President, '47, International Society, '49, Omicron Kappa Delta, '49, Camera Club, '48, '49, White Color Club. LUDWIG GEORGE BAUMAN - 1116 West 7th Street Plainfield, N. J. Not to be known as one of the quieter boys of East, Ludwig could usually be found around the bridge table in the Ark's commons room. As one of Coach Kuk's managers in both football and baseball Ludwig was always very dependable and never failed while on the job. Varsity B , Football Manager, '48, Baseball Manager, '49, Varsity B Associa- tion, Dramatic Club, '45, '47, '48, International Society, '47, '48, Stylus, '48, Breeze, '48, White Color Club. GRANT MONTGOMERY BEDELL 630 Lincoln Avenue Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Grint joined us afterxserving two and a half years in the Army as an M.P. He went out for football butxa bad leg hampered him. In the winter term he was on the inioeir track team, throwing the Dhotput. His favorite pastime is writing to Mailnroiint College. - ' ,, 6. V. Football, Indoor Track, Blue 'Colbi Club. ,X X X . X - Qi X vs - x K' ' 'i xx iq. , ' 1 'PN i , QL , p gL7!g7'70