Blair Academy - Acta Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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Y 4 s Q 1 Q10 0445? .X 0' 4 O' b Pye :FW 0 .nat 00 ' PAW? ks iytitos 'rsrs x. ,fo ' fftoznille 'N Q Hxar Bangla, '4Q5llIStylus '61, '52, Se 'yret -Tr asurer Iunior Cl sjgl, S e Seawias '52, Studjgtgouncil ec- ! ry '52, pcta, Seni Editor '52, reeze IHSQ Blue and White Ke '5l5j52: Inter- nz? al Society '51, '52, nQron Kappa ta Society '51, VicqqPres1 ent '52, Rod Reel Club '49, '50, Vice-President '51, President '52, Varsity B '51, Treasurer '52, Lightweight Football '48, I. V. Football '49, I. V. Soccer '50, B.1-LA. Soccer '51, I. V. Bas- ketball '52, Varsity Track '5l, '52, Blue Color Club. A rather bewildered and chubby immigrant from Greece arrived on the campus six long years ago. Since then, however, Panos has changed. Blair boys will always remember Pint for his friendship and friendly smile. It is safe to say that he's a true friend of all. One of the most respected members of the Student Council, Panos has done a commendable job as secretary of this organization. President of the Rod and Reel Club he is also a member of many other Clubs. Thus the kid from Greece has transplanted himself from his native land to the hearts of all Blair boys. Q5 ' t 09 ' 19901 W0 1 516 Left to right: Pete McKinney, Chuck Phillips, Panos Kyrtsis, Ion Cheston. tx x 0021 XX? X90 A00 'Ay xy' 00 X 0 900 'I Y- sw IOHN cmasron ' IOHN CHESTON St. Moritz Pl. Pompton Falls, N. Y. Cum Laude '51, '52, Honor Roll '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Stylus '51, '52, Treasurer of Senior Class '52, Student Council '48, '52, Blue and White Key '49, '50, '51, Secretary '52, Breeze '49, '50, '51, Circulation Manager '52, Inter- national Society '49, '50, '51, President '52, Varsity B , Vice-President '52, Varsity Foot- ball '50, '51, Baseball '51, '52, Blue Color Club. That not on the too thin side build with that set of terrifically cute dimples and that failure of a crew-cut has been adorning the campus for the last five years. One of the best students in our class, Iohnny has also applied his talents to various extra curricular activities as proven by his holding offices in the Student Council, the Blue and White Key, and the International Society. Also known for his quarterbacking this tall and his driving layups for the C squad this winter, Iohn's most important trait is his womanhatedness, which stemmed more on account of circumstances than of either instinct or his roommate's in- fluence. sq if-r ,df r

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CHUCK PHILLIPS PETE MCKINNEY 0 CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPS 535 Longview Road South Orange, N. I. Stylus '51, '52, President Senior Class '52, Student Council 51, President '52, Breeze '48, '49, Editor '50, '51, Dramatics Club '49, Forensic Society '52, Omicron Kappa Delta Society '51, '52, Press Club '48. '49, Varsity B '52, Cheerleader '50, Lightweight Football '48, '49, '50, Varsity Soccer '51, B.A.A. Wrestling '51, Varsity Wrestling '52, Track '52, VVhite' Color Club. -Take a workhorse with booming horselaugh, cram it full of zestiull humor, and, after grooming it with lots of depend- ability cfnqe personality, you'll have Chuck. Never starting anything h' cou1dn't finish, Chuckles gave the school his best so as to rnqke it a better place for the rest of us to live in. The Student Council, the Stylus and the Breeze were very skillfully led under his direction. On the athletic fields his fight and undying will to win were an inspiration to his team- mates. Some of us, 'however, will remember him best for his vivid prose and inability to figure out women. 0 PETER WEBER McKINNEY ' . ' 126 Washington Place , New Yorkfl. Y. ' Honor Roll '47, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Stylus '5l, 52, President Iunior Class '51, Vice-President Senior Class '52, Student Council '51, Vice-President '52, Choir '48, '50, '51, '52, Glee Club '50, '51, '52, Acta Editor-in-Chief '52, Breeze '49, Dra- matics Club '51, President '52, Academy Players '51, '52, Lower School Football '47, Lightweight Football '48, I. V. Football '49, '50, I. V. Wrestling '50, B.A.A. Track '50, Winter Track '51, '52, Co-Captain '52, Track '50, '51, '52, White Color Club. Even though Pete's heart had been left fluttering in the breezes off the Massachusetts coast when he came back last fall, he has managed to keep his thoughts at Blair long enough to compile an outstanding record. As President of the Dra- matics Club, Editor-in-Chief of the Acta, and member of both the Glee Club and Choir, he was followed, respected, and admired by his fellow workers. Kinsey , just as keen in an argument as with a water gun, had a spot reserved on the honor roll. Nevertheless, the fighting Scotchman still found time to lead his mates in the traditional East. Insley battles. W THE ULASS lllllllllllll

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J-WW LARRY ALBERT DAVE RANNRRMAN MARC BARZ LAWRENCE D. ALBERT S7 Broadview Ave. New Rochelle, N. Y. Camera Club '52, Dramatics Club '52, Varsity B '51, '52, Lightweight Football '51, l. V. Basketball '52, Varsity Tennis '51, '52, White Color Club. DAVID B. BANNERMAN III 142 Revere Road Manhasset. L. I., N. Y. Camera Club '50, '51, '52, Choir '51, '52, Dramatics Club '52, Hobby Club '50, '51, Cross Country 'SOI Lightweight Football '51 , I . V. Swimming '51, Swim- ming '52, Track '50, '51, Blue Color Club. MARC LEWIS BARZ 3553 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn 10. N. Y. Acta, Class Editor '52: Breeze, Layout Assistant '51, '52, Dramatics Club '51, '52, Pep Committee '52, Press Club '51, '52, Rod and Reel Club '51, '52, I. V. Football '50, Varsity Football '51, Winter Track '51, '52, Track '51, '52, Blue Color Club. RICHARD HAMILTON BOWER 44 Greeniield Ave. Bronxville, N. Y. Honor Roll '51, '52, Stylus '52: Acta, Sports Editor '52, Choir '51, '52, Glee Club '51, '52: Dramatics Club '51, '52, Forensic Society '52: Omicron Kappa Delta Society '52, Press Club '51, '52, Varsity B '52, I. V. Football '50, Varsity Soccer '51, Winter Track '52, I. V. Baseball '51, Baseball '52, White Color Club. DICK BOWER