Blair Academy - Acta Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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' X Af I' ' I J' o Jay L E z 7 n I, I r ,X E X! 'Y.' X ' ,xx A 1 1 1 ef af F Q. Q JAMES PARRY LEWIS L 89 Shore Road Ogunquit, Maine Y jim's presence in our class has made it more pleasant for us this year. His 11. quiet sense of humor and continual good mood makes him the kind of a fellow 2 . you always want around. To see Jim engaged in his favorite pastime is like ' listening to soothing strains of a classical piece. An all around good man and , hard worker, Jim will be a success in anything he does. Varsity Basketball, '49, White Color Club. PIERCE LONERGAN Flanders, N. J. Ifjohn I. were still around there's no doubt that he'd be proud to shake the hand of Fierce Pierce, the man of the mats. There's probably nothing Pete hasn't tried during his four years at Blair, and he's been a success at everything from baby sitting to cross country. fat' Student Council, '48, Vice-President, '49, Wearer of the B : J. V. Football, '46g Cross- , Country, '47, '48g I. V. Baseball, '46, A.A. Track. '47, '48, Wrestling. '47, '48, Captain, l '49: Academy Players, '46, '47, President, '48, '49, Breeze, 46, '47, Sports Editor, '48, N Editor-in-Chief. '49, Press Club, '46, '47, '48, Camera Club, '46, '47, International Soci- ' ety, '48, President, '49: Stvlus, '48, President, '49, Omicron Kappa Delta, '47, Secretary, V '48, Vice-Ptlssident, '49, White Color Ckub Captain. 5 . Q X. l Nl NF . . 'X a x X I . x . r 4 3.3-Q, be X81 N , MQLLUTAW P U I 0 -.Blairstown, New Jersey , .Y K h 5 , x Y, I it . . 0 KM X iliigliggrohnddhe mp xis Big JohYg and hxis Hudson super-six. QQ xg e i one of t fe ,W ys his is a lar that cause he is a day studentj. 3 gxspfre time hfec mx nd the-X Yre ing mat with heavyweight , N Deierioiif ,ij C .N Ni ' , 5 X Lighiwei t Foo 7 , for xssor Club. x Q X' ' N XE M X GILBERT I.. MACFADY N 2037 Washingon Street , ,QI Allentown, Pa. X ' I I 'ixGallo n Gilbert H16 su rsbnic rinter'Ls uite a guy when he slows Fi 8 P9 SP V , Q wn brig enough to'say 1 few warns, and 'wherf he does talk, it usually comes Page 26 foul was ajoko. Iieesonality plus and sense of bump: Adidd up to make Gil's Hooper ,rating high. , 'P , Ont for Spring 'i'j'ack, T495 CQIDVQC lub, 49'g Omlcron Kappa Delta, Blue Color Club. 1- J V A, '4 ' 7 I ' 1 X p , K, If ' fm . QC v H' ff! lx if A f 1 -' f ff' r M eb , I XJ' A I I A fs E 2 l 4 Il 1 Q I W1 N , 't 6 x I I X! I f, W, W A xlw vk , 4 . 1 ,,,- J.

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Sigma M. DONALD HEATH LEBER 336 Lake View Avenue East Brightwaters, Long Island, N. Y. Don, who enrolled at Blair last fall, has certainly accomplished much in the way of athletic honors. During the fall term, he played fullback position on the gridiron, and in the winter was a stalwart on Uncle Leroy's basketball team. One of the top-floor boys, Leb was always defending his bed against attackers, and when he wasn't doing this, Don could be found gazing at Nancy's picture. Wearer of the B , Varsity Football, '48, Varsity Basketball, '49, Varsity B As- sociation, '49, Blair Choir. ELMER ANTHONY LEDONNE North Church Road Franklin, N. J. Elmer, commuting daily from Franklin, has quite a drive mornings and nights. He doesn't mind it however, in his new Chevrolet convertible which is the envy of the Blair campus. Elmer found time in the fall to be a scrappy guard on the football squad and with his ever present smile has become one of the best liked fellows at school. White Color Club. DAVID LEE 3820 Waldo Avenue New York 63, New York Well known for his herculean attempts on the track to break records, Dave is acknowledged by all as a swell guy. Another of the boys from Millbrook, Dave has made many friends through his humor in the dorm as well as on the rest of the campus. Varsity Track, '49, Choir, Cross-Country, '49, Indoor Track, '49, White Color Club. HOWARD I. LEVINE 339 East 41st Street Paterson, N. J. Howard seems to be one of those boys that just had a natural attraction for the fairer sex. He could always be counted on for a good yarn about his l life in Paterson. As most German students know, he produced many a humorous translation of famous authors works. And also as Hogie knows, he had that way of insulting a teacher without getting punished. Honor Roll, '48, '49, Varsity Cheerleader, '49, Varsity B Association, '49, Chess Eluh. '2:7,b'49, Camera Club, '47, '48, '49, Webster Society, '49, Stylus, '49, White olor lu . 4-Q! X' Page 25

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u lipjfmfyfwj LEWIS JAMES MARGRAF F R.F.D. Pomperang Avenue Woodbury, Conn. Laughin' Louie, the Connecticut Yankee, has put many a Blair boy to sleep with his terrific tales of wild week-ends, and then rudely awakened them by playing the Bluebird of Happiness so loudly that most of East's drinking glasses have been shattered. But, as long as Lou has his personality, he can't help being a terrificly popular guy. ,gil Soccer, '47, '48, Hobby Club, '47, '485 Out for Tennis in Spring, Blue Color U . THEODORE M. MARQUERING 115 West Baltagh Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. Big-game hunter Ted Marquering came to the Academy this year, and his famed Hi ya fellas will remain long after he goes. An amiable chap, Ted was extremely popular because it seemed he always had food to give away to the hungry vultures of the Ark. Anyone who knew Ted quickly became acquainted with his one and only Pat and his love for hunting. Blue Color Club If 1,1 Mahwah, N. J. ,ff r Q EL MA13h'1N w ad th s or SQI Zs In years t ' ry haslb pnriejxrfrz of the mos opular members o e . erred to, the most handso senior, he was engaged in a extracur icular a tivities around the campds. Besides these he found ti e to play a occasion ame of bridge, at fwhifth he was considered a master. j 'A Aff' , V. imming '49, Dr atic Club. '47g Treasurer of Academy Players, '49: si C reeA, '48g Modern Music Society, '47g Student Federalist, '48g e oo u A MARSHALL THEODORE METZGAR 39 North 7th Street Stroudsburg, Pa. Coming to the hill this year from Stroudsburg, Pa., Ted quickly fell into the rhythm of Blair life. Living on top Door east, he was known as one of the quieter boys on the floor, and was well liked by all. As his career, Ted is work- ing toward medicine and in this profession we wish him success. Band, '493 Glee Club, '49g Acta, '49, White Color Club. Page 27