Blair Academy - Acta Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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, Xfwflyf 7fgp4.74,4a4:4c0Q?a4..i.f604-ff .JW fs. ,f'ff Qj,ffVllJ.lLZ3l5f'i!f , W GRAHAM BRUCE FORD R 105 B1'i11'Cliff R02d , I Mountain Lakes, N. As one of Coach Pender's track men, Bruce was well-known for his ability on the cinders. One of the more popular members of top Ark and a very amiable guy, he was well liked and respected by all. Out for Track, '49g Blue Color Club. ETHAN ALLEN GEARHART, JR. 3102 Turner Street Allentown, Pa. What! Another time trial? Well, well. Here we have old Eth expostulating on his favorite sport-cross-country. One of Mr. Pender's heel-worn harriers, Eth was the team's ha ies: little sunshine. As a result of his enthusiastic artici ation PP in this s ort, Eth alon with his teammates has become a time-worn veteran of the P i 8 i iniirmary. It looks as though he is running towards success. Varsity B Cross-Country, '47, '48g J. V. Basketball, '48g Out for Spring Trackg Varsity B Association, White Color Club. 301 Hardwick Street Belvidere, N. J. JAMES LAURENCE GLEASON Page 18 Jimmy has created many friends here on the hill during his brief stay. In his character it is evident that great things are hidden, just waiting to be unleashed. Blair has a fine student in him. Camera Club, '49g Out for Varsity Baseball, Blue Color Club. DIEGO LUIS LOPEZ GONZALEZ Calle 25 No. 967, Vedado Havana, Cuba Living down at Fullers, Diego is not too well known on the campus. Not being familiar with English he seems to be quiet, but his Spanish friends say he has the greatest collection of jokes and odd sayings in the world. Blue Color Club.

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PHILLIPS CHAMPNEY DECKER 28 Olcott Avenue Bernardsvillet, N. J. Although Phil is a new member to Blair's chain gang, his hound-dog features have been inserted into most of the Blair bull sessions. Phil, Blair's own Gabriel Heatter, is known for his satirical comedy and motherly tenderness toward the squab- bling members of' the Ark. J. V, Basketball, '49, Science Club, '49, White Color Club. WILLIAM BISHOP DUNCAN Longstreet Road Holmdel, N. J. Bill, back at Blair this year for a post-graduate course, is one of the outstanding athletes on the campus. As co-captain of the football team last fall, Dune was named on the Newark Star-Ledger All-Prep football team, and during the winter he would be seen swimming the backstroke for Chet's mermen. While not participating in athletics, Bill's favorite pastime was playing practical jokes, for which he will long be remembered at the academy. Varsity B Association, '48, '49, Athletic Council, '49, Wearer of the B , Varsity Football, '46, '47, Co-Captain, '48, Varsity Swimming, '47, '48, '49, Science Club, '47, Blue Color Club. ROBERT EISENBERG 40 Gifford Avenue Jersey City, N. J. Bob, a newcomer to Blai is well known all over the campus as an anti-Hague boy from Jersey Cityf A ram conversationalist he livens up any dull session. Being an ardpnt politi ' to enter the law field in partnership with his Dad. When tennis on will be a promising contender, for a netman position ir arsi to attend either Dartmouth or Wesleyan o e B B . I fl' ebste ciet i io y, White Color Club, Out for Varsity Tennis. 9' . . HARRISON EUDY, JR. Derbyshi!:PRoa Cleveland Heights, Ohio son airstow s anch manager of the Cleveland Indians, Tuck club H always remember Blair, and especially the nick 651: r l ye , Blair has had as one of its students, Cleveland's favorite n . ,er fa' in . e na Jac ende st g e li' Useless. As one of Steve's baseball men, Tuck w ful tu e ound the diamond a a c p' ' . Baske Manager, '49, J. V. Basketball Manager, '47, Out for asit a a Choir 4 46 47 '48 '49 Modern Music Society, '48, Q Y 511.5195 . Q Sent eralist, '47, International Society, '48, Blue Color Club. if Page 17

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WW ALAN HARALD GOODYEAR 43 Esmond Place Tenafly, N. 1. For a little guy, Al made quite a name for himself during his one year on the hill. During the fall term he was a plucky backfield man and he played a good game of basketball for Mr. Haskins in the winter. Although he didn't live in East, he will be remembered by the Ark's gang as a good athlete and swell guy. B.A.A. Football, '48, Out for Varsity Basketball, Out for Track in Spring, White Color Club. EDWARD THOMAS GRECK 35 Prospect Street Binghamton, N. Y. Ed came up here in September as a veteran of World War ll, and leaves here a veteran trouble the hill Out for '49, Choir, '49, Glee Club, '49, German Club, '49, Blue Color Club. of domestic wars. Because of his very capable speaking, he gets himself into now and then with his forceful arguments. He is well liked by all those on who know him, and especially by the boys in Millbrook. Spring Track, Student Council Representative from Millbrook, Webster Society, 't- ROBERT A. GREENFIELD 370 Summit Avenue Hackensack, N. J. Noise issues forth from East 236, a blond tousled head sticks sheepishly out the door, but Greenie gets away with it once more. A fun-lover, Bob can be seen in any prank that comes up on second Ark. Together with his roommate, they share more 90's than any other room. He is a rare serious bridge player and is widely known on that account. I. V. Baseball. '48, Science Club, '49, Acta Staff, '49, Out for Varsity Baseball, '49, Blue Color Club. BARRETT MOULTON GROSS 4 French Road Kingston, R. I. Little Barrie arrived on the campus from his native Rhode Island, and imme- diately made quite a name for himself on the gridiron, and then in the winter he 'excelled as one of Uncle Chet's mermen. It was rumored that Barrie started the East-Insley feud in October, but who knows - - -! Varsity B Football, '48, Varsity Swimming, '49, Out for Baseball in Spring, Varsity B Association, Blue Color Club. Page 19