1848 IT THE 1953 ACTA Editor-in-Chief ........ .l0EL M. WINITZ Faculty Advisor ........ RICHARD K. INDIAN Blair Academy, Iilairstewn, New Jersey BLAIR C , .'Tf ', , N ffjfrs ,f I If . ggi fs f ' f' L ,.,.-. ,A 'W ,M .fv,,.ff ,W ,-. X I ,Ex x'- .HQ . . 1 pk... 'iv 105 YEARS 0F GR WTH vw, ...Nh .2 W N fin . g f' , ,ma 1 A is in '43 ' Q QQ it ,ZNKN xx 1 A i ? Sa!! A 'EEPX 'f W,- -,Af T fb 'I' u II Ill ff, -df' ' .f ' - ttf' 4- 'i.,.' xl - wr l ' M. , R , v ', is A Q . I THE CLASS 0F 03 L ,T DEDICATES THE ACTA T0 I X l O, HE MB WA S M M DeQp1te h1S lack of xe1rQ lml the lelxtnclx hurt Umm hc' IVIS en 1t Bl11r Mr C M111 111 mm 1 1 ll trunllxf' force lll Q 001 Almot 'ill the bLIllOl' I xc. ful l 1 IUIHIIIIU to pu 111 l?'lI'lllIl 1 ul lu IYIUCIII mtcrc t m thcm HP hw dQd1L1tec hun elf to Diving his beQt to the 5111101 the rcfore lt IQ flltlll that they Qhuuld dedmatg thl book to hlm to how thelr apprecmtlou 'md respect . Off ,Q ffl! ,Lb M Q V30 f 1ok.Aj5.V V, df bp K J! at 111 Ik C0 f 1 'W . l VJ X Y X 1, 1 lw .x X, . ox' Lisklmec A:.t-UQ' 'Vtlkle -ch . 5 . V' s lil ll. hw npr ' 'mfit bylf . 'gd 's ',-15' '. 1. 'nl jg .this ' Qc. IRA A FLINNER Assistant Headmaster HAROLD F WALKER Wzlltams College Columbza Unwerszty Dnwerszty 0 Havana Mr. Walker has become almost synony mous wlth Blalr Every student looks to h1m for advlce, every alumnus remembers hlm wlth affectlon The lmpresslon of hls character 15 on each boy who has come to the H1ll Headmaster IRA A FLINNER A M Ed D L L D Grove Cnty College Harvard Unwerslty In hlS two years at Blalr Dr Fllnner has Caffled on 1n the tradltlon of the lllustrlous headmasters of the school s past He has constantly revealed hlS dlstlnctlve quahtles as an educator admlnlstrator busmess man and experlenced counselor Under hls guldance Blau' has grown and w1ll contlnue to progress HAROLD F. WALKER if un v:S5f-ix 1 1' if, MA' Mfg, wwf 4 I ' M LEROY HASKINS DR CHARLES RINGE STANLEY COULD ARTHUR RICHMOND IPROX E HASISINS Ahlletu Director Lnnerally of Wlaasacllu sem Springfield College DR CHARLES L RINGE School Physician AB MD Williams College Umverslty of Rochester School of Medlclne W STANLEY COULD School Chaplain BS MA BD Wooster Unnerslty McCorm1ck Theological Seminary Columbla Um versity Unlon Theologncal Semmary ARTHLR A RICHMOND 38 Alumni Director History BA WIA PhD Wllllame Colle e Yale Lnlverslty FAU L'l'Y Departments MARVIN MASON MARVIN G MASON Engluh AB AM Dnckmson College Co lumbla Umverslty SYLVANUS A ZIMMERNI-KN Chemutry BS Colgate Umverslty Han ard UHIVCFSIIY CHARLLS E HALL Mathematzcs BA AM Lnnerslty of Ver mont C0ll.lIllbld Umversny JOSEPH KELSALL Vocal Musm Muazc B Ithaca College West mlnster Cholr School FERNANDO MARCIAL Spanish AB Drew Lnnerslty Colum bla Umverslty UDIYBPSIIQ ol Havana WELLS BROCK Hzstory AB, AM Lolumbla Umverslty, Yale Unlverslty SYLVANUS ZIMMERMAN WW. 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HV COOKE WINQQVV FW1NG WILI ARD CHASF XXINQON D EW INC lmnu 'llusu Appreciation BQ A N Nlllllll Innes lty lulumlvm lnnel IU XVILLARD 'W LHASE Lntm BA M X Mlddlebul Y Colle e LOIUIIIIJIZI Lnnel lty PAUL C BODE Mulhenzatue AB AM Cataulma College Vanderbilt bmvelslly Unlvel lly of Xnr glma Harvard Umverslty HENRY B COWAN En llsh AB AM Unnerslt MRS WELLS BROCK RcmedmlRead1ng Bb Bos ton Unlverslly PHILIP R GEBHARDT Bzology General Sczence AB Wesleyan Lnneralty CHARLES L. STECKEL- .llullzmnulirs l'enn-ylxnnia College. JAMES B. FENDER Plzyxirs HS, Cornell lwniversity. ' PHEY J KLK llislurv I3 X ' lie l'1ive1 'tv Monlmlail JL 'HRH SlQKN O COORI' Izbrmmn BN Rutgers lnnel llx PAUI BODE HENRY COWAN J?-e'l.1.,fZ. -JZ 'LL Ywx 63 Uv me , I H e MRS WFLLS BROCK PHILIP GEBHARDT STE ' . K . Lolgx 1 I 2:1 ', 1 ' SPI' Tn-4 - -N ll ll ge. p n I I N . 4 1 ' 4 1 I 1 L A . l . L 1 ' . . . ' .. ., 1 , .. 1.4 . '1 ' W 'S' ', I ' 'S' . ' W . ., .z . 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DON Xl.D M1-CRl'AllY F Unch-B -X M 'X - 'xlIlllt'l l folle v Mi dle- buly Lolle 1 XXIILI Yll X NEBBITT Ilntory Englzsh B X 'NIS Lelmrl Stanford LIIIWCI ily Columbia Lnneruty JOHN J GR X1 Hzslory Engluh Bb M X Lolle e of Llldxle lon Um wexalty ol Xu Illla ROBFR1 I SIDLER spamsll AB AM mn 1 Lmvelsny FRANKLIN KETLER DON ILD McCREARY WILLIAM NESBITT JOHN GRAY ROBERT SISI ER ROBER1 I HARRID Iznglzsh Publu, bpeulmul B X 'NI K Mlddlebuxy Lolle L Hzunnd Lnnerblty L EDW KRD KOLHENOLR bclence Bs Iud'lI Dulunnon Lollege VN XRREV L YYILLIC lIutheIIIIItIc.s BA M X LOLllnldlll Suu, Teanli ela Lolle lah lnnelalty L0lllIIlbl3 Lnnually ROBILRI' IL AI'lxlNnONl Incluatrml Arts lluhndelplua Muneum ol Fine Arla ROBERT HARRIS J EDWARD KOFIIENOUR WARREN WILI IG ROBERT ATKINSON I, 1 0 I1 ily If ' 1 w 'A f .. ., . .. . . a . g., d ' , mr- ,4. ' Y V' - ', Y .1 ., - ...-- 1 ' I V ,s ' v -' . ' . ' 1 '- ', - . ., .1.- ' g ' 5 , '- . ..' ' '.,,' ' , . , J f- AA . i wi - r - . . . 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J JOHN VAN BREDERODE THE SE '7'c X JIM YOUNGELSON I JOHN HENDRIK VAN BREDEBODE 133 Pondlleld Road Bronxvllle N Y Cholr 51 52 53 Glee flub 52 3 uartet 52 Blue and Whlte lxcy 52 Tleasuler 53 Dramatlcs Llub 51 Vlce Presldent 5' Plesldent 53 Alademy Players 52 53 Val lty B 52 53 btudent Louncll 52 53 lresldent .lunlor Llass Z Iresldent Senlor Llass 53 0mlCl0H Kappa Delta Breeze 53 JN football 50 Yarslty SOCCCI 51 2 BAA Sltllllmlll 50 .IX Ba eball 50 51 Xarslty Base ball 52 Jersey Boys State ,lune 52 NY hlte Lolor Club Laptaln 2 There lb an old adage Good thlllg come ln small pack ages Such l the ca e ol this yeal s class ple ldelll John Nan Brederode lol the pa t thlee QCJIS tllls llttle ball of dynamite has excelled ln leadership and set all example lOl the lest ol u to follow John clear lhllllxlllg hard monk and XtOIld6lll.1l pelsonflllty haye galned for hlm the nulnbel one spot on thc Blall campus On and off the athletlc llelds lle has always oseltome any dlffllultles Lon llontlng hlm by an unbeatable splllt to come out on top and his xslll to NIH We ol the benlor Llass ale confident that John will contlnue to travel the path of uccess 0B UFFICER JAMES YOUNGELSON 10 N Elk Avenue Doter N J Blue and Whlte Key 51 52 Treasurer 53 Webster So clety Nltelreldent 50 ll lresldent 52 55 Breeze 50 l LoEdltorlnLh1el 3 Forenslc Soclety 52 Dramatic Club 51 Sylus 53 XHFSIIY B 53 nter national Souety 52 53 Balld 50 51 52 XlL8PlCSld8l'll. .lunlor Llass 51 VICE President Senlor Cll s 52 Student Councll 52 53 Cum Laude Society 52 55 Honor Roll 50 5l 52 53 Engllsh Prlze 50 51 Spam h PFIZC His tony PIIZC Blolo y Prlze JV Soccer 52 Yarslty Soccer gil b.lV Baseball 52 Val lty Baseball 53 Blue Color u The entlre Senior Class IS greatly lndebted to an unsung hero nan ed Jlm Xoun elson The S106 presldency places hlm ln the second posltlon of the Senior Class neverthe less he IS one of the most able leaders ever to walk the halls of Blalr Jlms qulet manner harm smlle and hearty sense of humor hawe won him many adlllllers His abllltles to look at a ta k irom all angles reason clearlv and then llIllSh the Job are POSIIIVC lndlcatlons of leadershlp etxcellent student, JHII has always been looked up to an respected Hls deternllnatlon to be on top has placed hlm on top There IS no doubt that .llm lull succeed ln any thlng he undertakes ln llfe n d K Oo 0 ' ' 1 1' 'v . , S s ' to ' J ' 5 0 ' N, th . , . . - 9- e s- . g ,.. ,- - , - 3 . . 5 1 9 S' 7F ,D I ,' , , Y ' 5 g . - ' 3 ' 1 w 1 ' 1 v ' . 7' . q -' v . 57 7' v 9 ' 5 ' ' I 5 7 D 1 V. . .- l I ,- ,- . 9 . . . . g , . . 5 , , - 7' . -- V . - - 7 ' ' ' X 7 7 5 9 9 . . ,. - 5 . V on 55 1 K ' s 9 3 ' 4 --77 l s .S n . ' - J- 1 - 5 , 1 1 , S Y. .S h . y. y The entire school will never forget his jokes, his sincerity, -' ' s .. H5 1 I ' . A , M , , ,A 5 if ,fro f ' lv Y V ' 4 1'- - 'x ' l J' AF ' , . . ' 7' 7 7 . b , 9 1 9 ' ' . ' . . 9' Y' tr 3 - s-. e-- ' Q- .- 79- - 5 . . ' l f' , ' ' ' ' 5 , 52, - - - J 5 ' ' 3 , , - , , y , , 9 . D B , t , tt v, , , I - ' ' .- H-f 1- . 9- 1- 1-- . 1-. . - ' 9 9 ' 9 a 9 ' . , Q , i 9. . , . 4, ,- i . 5 ' sb , - ,- ,- , - 7 sf- , 5 9 5 9 -- 9- e-. 9- , - .I ,- ,- ' I . . D . s 9 ' s 9 9 9 5 1 ' . . ' 0, - . ' 1- , 7 - 5 D 5 ' ' 7 7 u 7 J w l 7 u , . . , s , E . , g i Y. - . . . . . . V - , , . . , . V . 5 5 9 S ' , N ., . A I4 ff Secretary, Dave Rosen, President, John Van Brederode, Treasurer, Art White, Vice-President, Jim Youngelson. EDWARD DAVID ROSEN 185 Barrett Road Lawrence, Long Island, N. Y. Dramatics Club '50, Treasurer '51, Secretary '52, Vice-Presi- dent '53, Blue and White Key '50, '51, Vice-President '52 President '53, Forensic Society '52, Secretary Senior Class '53, Secretary Student Council '53, Varsity B '51, '52, Vice-President '53, Breeze '50, '51, Feature Editor '52, Co- Editor-in-Chief '53, Stylus '53, Academy Players Secretary '52, Vice-President '53, Band '50, '51, '52, Junior Class Prize '52, High Honor Roll '50, '51, '52, Honor Roll '53, General Science Prize '50, Latin Prize '51, History Prize '51, .l.V. Football, Manager '49, Varsity Swimming '51, '52, '53, .l.V. Tennis '51, .l.V. Soccer '51, White Color Club. s Although Dave Rosen is known by all, some of us hardly realize his achievements. Dave, or Rosie as we call him, entered Blair four years ago. At that time he started to work hard and win friends, today he has a fortune of friends, and his hard work has paid off in dividends of admiration. No Blair can say that Dave does not always lly his he undertakes His pleasant have of such xy' ARTHUR GEORGE WHITE 207 Madison Avenue Clifton, N. J. Choir '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, Clee Club '50, '51, '52, Quartet '51, '52, '53, Band '52, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class '52, Treasurer Senior Class '53, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Lightweight Football '49, .l.V. Football '50, '51, B.A.A. Track '52, J.V. Wrestling '49, '50, Varsity Wrestling '51, '52, White Color Club. The moment Art entered Blair, he decided to bring laugh- ter to any despondent face he encountered. Judging from the happy faces about Art, it is agreed by all that he has a wonderful way of getting people to laugh. Of course, there is a serious side to our class treasurer, but he does not display it to all. Art can always be depended upon to com- plete a job, no matter how unpleasant. His abilities and talents cover a great range of activities. He has a host of friends and admirers, certainly a sure sign of popularity. No matter what occupation he undertakes, it is quite cer- tain that Art will lead a merry life. S ,..x- .. ,, ,JXQ 'N so -' sf lY.21 ' Q14 of DA VE ROSEN ART WHITE ,4..a0Q!K.si'l EARL ADAMS AERRI B 4RTIIOL0'lIEW 'IP' ,WW X? JERRY BALL TOW BARRETT EARL BILLINGSLEY ADAMS 3 3 Huguenol Axenue Lmon N J 1 the smooth anzl a able llr Azlams aluays out a good tzme Ara 55 CllOlI' 53 ,IN Ba lxelball 52 Golf 52 Fencmg 52 Whlte Color Club JEROME EARL BALL 336 Central lalk Wet Aork N ,lerry number 0 ,l BO anrl E1 11 enjoys a Loofl laugh mall about popular muszc aol per cctzonzst szncere and a hear! 0 zgolrl lIIfI.lIIll0lIi uoulcl llle to lze a IIlllll07'llllf9 ar ltx B 51 52 53 Pre 5 Club 57 V105-P10 lclent 53 Breeze 52 55 Acta 55 JV football 57 JV Ba Letball 52 53 Varslty Golf 51 52 Caplalll 53 THOMAS ALSTON BARRETT 266 Forest Road Qouth Oran L lN ,I fzsh can be ounzl at tlze lalle bmlge enthuszast noted or curly l1a1r anzl story tellln a mastcr at Conzersatlon good naturefl flestzny nature lozer Rod and Reel Club 52 VICCIFC lclent D ,IV Football 51 JV Wrestlmg 51 Varslty Ten111s 51 52 Blue Color Club D AVID KERRY BARTHOLOMEW 15 East Oak Street Ramsay N J Bart aluays cheer ul usually lil the butt room one o Ferzls men lozes hrs Daly' letter Brulge anyone? Pre Cu Pre 52k 53 1 53 JV Soccer Vajfx y 473 AV as et QW Blue Color Club I R QA Llep llyn ond Pkg ont alr M o malles ar1 attempt at brulge PETER BARTOW lm' I 'he ' f 'P' 'f' fb F 1 n zreat on the tennzs court las My gl sig l I1,111IJall 52 JV Ba lxetball 53 emi lute olor Club fl My my el .f , , 41- :B 1 A ,Y QW I I in .Maru fig? 1' .,. 1 4 - at A ff K A 'Y f A 1 I ' ' '6B'll . 1 . . . . ' ' for , 't : .'. SH' ,U ' ,Z New ' ', ll. T. ' f .. . .3.'.... ' ' K' i A efar iffy y f. f l '. A T V' s' ' 5' ' .. 'F 1 Z.. - ' S' 7 : K nz ik f . 91- N v V' . 7 5 2 . . 1 Q, f-. Q I ' , Ak . In K' e 9, 1, ? 9 -l - , u -e - - - 7 2 Eff-g A . Q as es tx, Y' l - ' f ' ' U' ' ' g . . . 1 ' ' . . . A T l l l' , A -3 s' . 3g . . ' 3 .. 1 - ff- I - , - 2 uf- . f- ' . . . ' ' f . . . ' ' - . . . I ' I s ' . s 7 K - ac 4 , zz D ' . cc ' , . ax A ss b jillfn ' VI, g lily' HBE ' 3 . . ,5lg V 't ' 521, . . k 7 . f' , V fi ,ull . A l . , 1 RER V1 Sf, ly 1 'G , V JE J y rf ,Fl Jl A Typ' baby 'ff' U . . . .S 1551 Jef' tm . . . ' ' All 1 V Q .V o1es lt' ia' .. . 1 111951. I ' . . .l J! Q I 1 , 1111 .I ty. . W b N A spy! ' K As 5' lgl 'A ' ' 'g . . s', ' 'Q 'll' ,T l ' :. ' ' . 16 sd' 'f ' J! lslllll lx A O! 'Af' W , JK? X' 3 x ' ' V V P 1 09455. l HARRY HOWARD BAUMANN ll Rugby Road Oceanside, Long Island, N. Y. Rocky . . . serious, very seldom . . . proud of his home town . . . a hard-fighting Kulfman . . . a good guy from any angle. Student Council '53g Varsity Bw '53, Varsity Football '52, Varsity Wrestling ,525 Baseball '53, Blue Color Club. RANDAL KEITH BECK Blairstown, N. J. Randy,' . . . local boy . . . lucky man with the Chevie . . . a good student . . . second home: the library . . . the life of the day students' table. Stylus '53g Lower School Football '48g Lightweight Football '5lg Basketball '48g C Squad Basketball '51g Wrestling '53, Lower School Baseball '48, C Squad Baseball '49, '5Og ,l.V. Baseball '51g Honor Roll 'fl-9, '50, '51, '52, Blue Color Club. JOSEPH SAMUEL BENTROVATO is 1 ' W' :O 'Yew Qfgxqwirzziffs' X e Xjxlpleasant smile . . . adds color to English D2 . . . an avid Shakespeare O Q da . . . a Warren Wlllzg Warrior . . . Dapper Dan of Dover. ' f,Xl23JQ,6'iQglQAIlub. Wes Q' Q0 Q may t E fe 4 5 .4 , , PL HARRY W It .l iz Ah k ,AIA V ' Mi Q 'tgg' A fffjih ..,t.,,,. 1 gt, 5 ,1 - i lf. s L RANDY BECK JOE BENTROVATO sl EMIL PARKER BLISS 28 Hillside Avenue Montclair, N. J. Parker . . . serious-minded . . . gives all he has on the athletic field . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . friendly and universally liked . . . trundles food to Mr. Cray. Varsity B '53g Varsity Football '52g Varsity Wrestling '52g Baseball '53g White Color Club. H. BRUCE BLOMQUIST 1252 S. Taylor Street Arlington, Virginia Blump . . . the silent type . . . but friendly and full of personality . . . a vice- president on the board of the E.B.R .... a hard worker in every respect. Acta Editor-in-Chief ,534 ,l.V. Basketball '52g White Color Club. DAVID T. BOFINGER, III 440 Haworth Avenue Haworth, N. J. Buddy . . . never seen without a smile . . . quiet, sometimes . . . feels naked without a pair of water skis under him . . . watches over his golden curls day and night . . . good man to know. ' Ji Varsity B '53g Varsity Football ,52Q Varsity Wrestling '52g Baseball '53g Blue ' Color Club. Vim WA 0, dj-J I ARKER BLISS BRUCE BLOMQUIST DAVID BOFINGER v l WJMQMW tjnb wwwfyfjfhffnw G Msg w ere 44'-4' 6' 'if' 0 BOFINGER DAVE BORGIIARD JOHN MILLER BOFINCFR 440 Haworth Avenue Haworth N .I lacltze the other hal 0 the brother act su ers rom a rare dzsease called Clazrztzs couldnt hue ulthout hzs alazly letter noted or hzs easy goznb joltuzg, manner Varslty Ba ketball 52 Baseball 53 Blue Color Club DAVID G BORGHARD 79 Huron Road Bellerose Long Iland N Y Date aluays laughzng not a Saturday nzght detentton boy potentlal dlsc l0Ch6y Art White s stratght man has the only mazlbox: at Blazr called Heartbreak Ridge DFHIIIWIICS Club 50 51 Camera Club 50 51 VICC Preslclent 52 Secretary Treasurer 53 Llghtwelgllt Football 49 ,IV Football 50 51 Whlte Color Club KENNETH ZANE BOUREGY 363 Terrace Avenue Ha brouck Heights N ,I Zane a faithful E BR man plays a mean game of pitch an aotd outdoors man lzltes to hunt rare anzmats lake ltttle gars ast sense o humor erpert on olk songs Rod and Reel Club 52 53 Drwmatlcs Club 52 53 Breeze 52 53 VHFSIIQ Sulmmmg 52 53 ,IV Tennls 52 53 Whlte Color Club CHARLES W BOWMAN 2929 Greenleaf Street Allentown Pa Chuck hates to turn clown a request or a cigarette so tze serzous always uorrzes about everything another 0 those E B R men Cholr '53, ,IV Football '52, JV Swlmmlng '52, Whlte Color Club WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRAHAM BOYLE St George's Bermuda Llmey consczentzous noted for hzs Englzsh hacks a mean soccer ball at snowballzng Glee Club '53, Cholr '53, Dramatlcs Club '53, Varslty B '53, VHTSIIY Soccer '52, Varsnty Smmmmg '52, Varslty Tenms '52, Blue Color Club misses the Bermufltan atmosphere . pretty good 93,1 7ANE BOUREGY CHL CK BOWMA BILL BOYLE U six P l f 2 .. f l , mg i RQ 5.1 s VZ. far, Q g .E 41 - - 1 'A -, ,ft wwf . v nl 6 A V i t ts K 7, ,. .. 1 s '33 ft j you 1 ,L jf 1 1 'I I .f', X sg BILL BROOK WILLIAM W. BROOK Navesink River Road, R.F.D. No. 329 Red Bank, N. J. Brooksie . . . wonderful personality . . . good man in the pool . . . women? no comment . . . studious . . . not usually on the detention list . . . well dressed, neat, a real Park Avenue-type character. Dramatics Club '51, '52, '53g Camera Club '51, '52g Omicron Kappa Delta '53g Varsity B '52, '53g Model Railroad Club '51g ,l.V, Soccer '52g Varsity Swimming '51, '52, '53g J.V. Tennis '51, '52g White Color Club. PELHAM BROWN 718 Scotch Plains Avenue, Westfield, N, J, Pel . . don't be ooled by that quiet look . . . top notch athlete lk ,t state o Missouri or some odd reason he actually . ct f ,fzfff di ., S- Q ty 5 Varsity Football '52g Varsity Basketball '52g White f or lu - RUEN, JR. Street Santa Cruz California j 1 r L Q , . . My If eserved man o varied interests and talents PEL BROWN ..X 'X- 'Mane -7' 41' 24534 HARRY BRUEN r'l M1115 c m nion his camera future press photographer a honor nt too amera Cu 0 V1cePres1dent 51 Presldent 52 53 Breeze 50 51 52 hot'Fd1tor 53 Acta 52 Photo Editor 53 Omicron Kappa Delta 51 52 Secretary 53 Stylus 53 Model Railroad Club 50 Honor Roll 52 White Color Club ARTHUR WILLIAM BURKHARDT 243 Woodward Avenue Rutherford N J Archie great sense o humor always trying to look innocent but neter quite succeeding noted or his skin type crew cut a ighter on the basketball court Varsity B 53 Ba ketball 52 Baseball 53 White Color Club WILLIAM MOYER BUSH 307 Dickinson A VBIIUC bridge F U B A R Club tries L hard an- anthropologist one o Blair s J olor Club ARCHIE BURKHARDT BILL BUSH . 7 .J s j ' ' . n 1 u Q n ' ' ' f , - U ' , ' , , , . . . I 1 9 - - 7 - 7 7 , 7 7 ' 9 7 7 7 I 7 7 ' ' 7 . K 7 . ' 7 . ' f 7 7 1 7 7 1 7 9 Y 7 ' 7 , , ' f 7 7 7 7 A f 7 . 7 . ' - ' Y . , . . cc - 77 - . - . . . f . . . ' as 77 7 . 7 , 7 I ' 7 S 7 7 ' 7 . . ,P 9 3. cc ' 77 ' ' ' B ll U . . . . . . . . . . f . , , . X s ' I ' il u' . x V . 7 cr , I ' Vs- 1 A 4 S 1 'B ' Q' - 'Q' of ' 2 S C . - 1525 L, S I .,ts L , 7 M 5, c 'i --:- I Ig y 1--E or 'Q 'EN GEORGE CARPENTER TONY CERA DAVID CHEN GEORGE CLEWS CARPENTER 66 Duffield Drive South Orange, N. .l. Carpie a six-year man . . . a leading member of the E.B.R .... man of many talents . . . fine sense of humor . . . ambition: Defender of Women's Rights. Dramatics Club '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Webster Society '52, Varsity B '50, '51, '52, Variety Show '50, '53, Choir '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, Cheerleader '49, '50, Captain '51, '52, Pep Committee '51, '52, Lower School Football '47, '48, Lightweight Football '50, '51, '52, Lower School Basketball '48, ,l.V. Swimming '49, '50, B.A.A. Swimming '51, Varsity Swimming '52, '53, Lower School Baseball '48, '49, Blue Color Club. ANTONIO JOSEPH CERA P.O. Box 8 Blairstown, N. J. Tony . . . everybody loves that grin . . . all-around athlete . . . good man with the books, too . . . livens up any classroom . . . bound for great achievements. Stylus, '52, '53, Breeze '49, Varsity B , Spanish Prize, Lower School Valedictorian '49, Honor Roll '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Lower School Football '47, '48, ,l.V. Soccer '49, B.A.A. Soccer '50, Varsity Soccer, Captain '51, '52, Lower School Basketball , 49, .l.V. Wrestling '50, Varsity Wrestling '51, '52, '53, Lower School Baseball '48, '49, C Squad Baseball '50, ,l.V. Baseball '51, '52, '53, Blue Color Club. DAVID S. B. CHEN cfo Mr. T. S. H. Dee 533 W. 112th Street New York, N. Y. 9448 7 Dave' . . . studious . . . Ray's tennis rival . . . a credit to his school and country . . . destination: international affairs. Hobby Shop, White Color Club. wa . fn? .l .....aN'Mh CLARKE CLEAVER HUGHES COCKE R vs' Q5 I 9 U ,- rv Wi, CLARKE PERRY CLEAVER 250 Main Street Catawissa, Pa. Clarke . . flashes the biggest smile on the campus . . . has no enemies, you have to bi crazy to pick a fight with him . . . the happy-go-lucky kid. Varsity Football '53g White Color Club. HUGHES KISTLER COCKE Box 43 Williamsburg, Virginia Reb . . . constantly defending the honor of the Confederacy . . . one of E.B.R.'s better bridge players . . . destined to lead a Southern revolt. Choir '53g Glee Club '53g Lightweight Football, Co-Captain '52g Varsity Swimming '52g Baseball '53g White Color Club. ROSSE COLLINS 212 Midland Avenue Montclair, N. J. Ross . . . reserved . . . one of Mr. Willig's finest . . . hasn't an enemy on campus. Choir '53g Dramatics Club '53g C Squad Basketball '52g Blue Color Club. V- gf 5,- Nfl 3 Q., S r v-af.: . s uw, 41 J ll jim if F 4 alll Ee 4 5 Hyilggg if Q s on X QH 'fi' 1 -li E Lia y 4 Mag, 4 . ig A 1 'f: . . W, I A fx 3 ' hgikgikfi' ag xi g 'f 'JU li' ' ' A WILLIAM ALFRED CONNOLLY l J L ' Na 132 Main street ga MU Ridgefield Park, N. J. -1 J I Bill . . . one of the most popular and well ikeaviner onalities at the campus . . . when it comes to athletics, he's to s . . . 16,9 someffzing called a Ioan complex . . . good student . . . od sp vsman., Varsity B '53g Varsity Football ,525 Varsity Bayhejbqll '52g Varsity Baseball ,53g Blue Color Club. i ' 5. .U ' PETER TRIVESS COOPER Woodstock, N. Y. Pete . . . four-year student . . quiet and friendly . . . gives it every- thing he,s got . . . a Kuk man . . . lives to hear a Ford back-off. Choir '53g Lightweight Football 749, '50g J.V. Football '51, Varsity Football '52, C Squad Basketball '49, '50, J.V. Basketball '51, '52, C Squad Baseball '50g J. V. Baseball '51, '52, White Color Club. 1-'si tie. ia.: fl. W., 'HI 73. ,. X in ' Hu. '11 K 51 JAMES ANDREW CRICHTON 521 Tremont Avenue Westfield, N. J. limi, . . . can always be spotted by . . . an avid E.B.R. fan . . . quiet? . . . . . very friendly and popular. BILL CONNOLLY his neatly groomed blonde hair . has the makings of a comedian 00...- Varsity Swimming '53g Baseball '53, Blue Color Club. , ii -' Q JAMES J. CROUCH I C l L k Q , '.i' . . Biiaiillivilzief N. J. A Y A lim,' . . . a Bruen follower . . . lost his Southern accent . . . always 1' G el smiling . . . destined to be a chef. I E 1. I A Camera Club '52, Vice-President '53, Breeze Photographer ,52, '53, A Fencing '533 Blue Color Club. -P ii ROBERT W. DAVIS A 500 North McKean Street Kittaning, Pa. f Goose . . . loose . . . one of the big five . . . not much at bridgeg 313- he tries . . . a threat on the golf course . . . known and liked by s.y' 5 A everyone . . . Hi, mister. ' l - I If Varsity HBV, V Soccer '52, Varsity Basketball '52, Co-Ca tain '53, varsity Golf '53, White Color Club. W fp 2 PETER COOPER J ,,.,.i mi I WWW, wait ppm, 1 1' A , all 5 JIM CRICHTON JIM CROUCH B03 DAVIS 'B - 8 .fffiit '1 23 ti il N PETER EINGEL ROBERT ENHOLM TONY ESCRIBA PETER HOWARD ENGEL 300 Central Park West New York N Y Pete the orlglnal Smzlmg ,lack laughs at almost every thmg senous when he IS orccd destmed to be a model an Ipana advertlsement Breeze 53 Dramatlcs Club 53 Tennls 53 White Color Club ROBERT W ENHOLM .IR Rockaway RFD N .I W hltey llttle man wtth a dangerous gol club a matman eludes trouble knows the ropes rooms at Chas Hall Hotel Varslty B Treasurer 53 I V Football 52 Varslty Golf 51 52 Varsity Wrestling 51 52 Blue Color Club ANTONIO R ESCRIBA PO Box 293 San Juan Puerto Rico Tony Puerto Rzco s addltzon to the campus llkes American Wzne Women and Song tle hls hands up and he cant talk loud laugh Gjlq.. J.-u'-ZA4 0,44 Lightweight Football 51 JV Swimming 51 Varslty Swimming 52 Q J V Football 52 White Color Club JIM FARRISS .IAMESJ FARRISS III 127 Sequams Lane West gy-lid Babylon N Y Fellx we never dld flgure out where that name came rom yi-g Q AWVX1 avorlte of top East good man ln the dlnmg room ge 'Q C oir '53g White Color Club WIL AM C. FEINGOLD arkway Brooklyn, . . 'Flashv . . . Ferd's Spanzsh prodigy . . . everywhere at once . . . L hearted . . . has trouble inding a card partner . . . identified by his hound's tooth overcoat I the teeth are nice, but the hounds must goj. Press Club ,52, ,53g Choir '52, '53g Glee Club '52, '53g Breeze '52, g '53g Webster Society ,52, '53g Debating Society '52, '53g Varsity B eV'U'iFfaA1'53g J.V. Football '51g Varsity Football, Manager '52g C Squad BM FHNGOLD Basketball lsza C Squad Baseball 'sza J.v. Tennis 'sag Blue Color Club. IIX 'Ill WEN- OTE FOR BLAIR -Q19 ,Q fb RICHARD T. FLYNN 'Z 5 Marquette Road Montclair, N. I. -' 3 Pickles . . . big man with a personality to match . . . excellent comedian . . first string Varsity Hiking . . . a tribute to the E.B.R. t, Y 6014 Varsity Football '52, Track '53, Blue Color Club. ,,,1r+-QB , O F' C iJ,S,,.vlJr:oRcE F. FOLKES V325 160 N. Arlington Avenue J .XF L' East Orange, N. J. O Y George . . . quiet . . . talented with a basketball . . . hits the books . . . never 090105 ' Ju an empty mailbox . . . Guten Nachmittag, Herr Dorn . . . detention? never. S-QP -2 'D '5,Varsity B, Secretary '53, Varsity Basketball '52, Captain '53, Varsity Baseball at Ufugzl Nw 52, '53, Blue Color Club, Captain '53. MLP?-N' RICHARD FRANK Q ,Q 5159 43 East 60th Street ST ., N Y k N Y D00 ew or , . . UO 'km' Jt 'Dick . . . good wit . . . .lack of all trades . . . excellent student . . . has a finger pgssf AJ-0' in half the activities on campus . . . a credit to Blair. QDJL I Breeze '50, '51, '52, News Editor '53, Acta Novelty Editor '53, Omicron Kappa Delta '53, Stylus '53, Forensic Society '52, '53, Camera Club '50, Dramatics Q- Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Band '51, '52, ,l.V. Soccer '50, '51, 52, Winter Track .'5O, B.A.A. Wrestling '52, Varsity Wrestling '53, J.V. Baseball '53, Manager '52, -' . Honor Roll '51, White Color Club. J, K NJ V g 7,4 0 at C.-QW fb X Q59 ces: ma 4 W ob, . ' Sivo ,KV RA i' - QS' Qugk' ,B+ , was Q Qs.. Pldibe . ' W .ng 'o-sk? ,cl Qzffiirjf.. K Ll 2.ii5 QT 5 ' .SN-vs 0 - ,fpq . .imfgfffiif if fc. eo. s Pi Z' L-'ggi S ' V -' T -' , V - vb n I 5 5 DICK FLYNN GEORGE FOLKES ' DICK FRANK 5 . Xif- Agbpx ifbsiix As NW' ' Q ' Y as 'U 3' B I - X , 25 B- 'un '. 'Y ga R Q 5 5 saws Q . 5 I - Qfls 'U -1 I t l HILLIARD R. CAGE 60 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Hill . . . mad genius of electricity . . . one of those rare birds that like classical music . . . gives Mascellino a hard time. Choir '53g Clee Club ,53g Dramatics Club '53g Radio Club, President '53g Projection Engineers' Club '53g Varsity Swimming ,533 ,l.V. Baseball '53g Blue Color Club. DONALD W. GINTER 83 West Broad Street Hopewell, N. J. Don . . . two-year man . . . deep ana' inscrutable . . . works for the firm of Cox and Warren . . . all-round gooa' guy. Blue and White Key '52g Band '52, '53g Omicron Kappa Delta '53g Lightweight Football '5lg J.V. Football '52g Varsity Wrestling '52, '53, White Color Club. ROBERT HABER 455 Hillside Avenue Palisades Park, N. J. Bob . . . an honorary member of the E.B.R .... a man of many campus talents . . . slzies away from detention, most of the time . . . keeps his love life a secret. Rod and Reel Club '52, Press Club '52, '53g Choir '52g Breeze '52g Dramatics Club '53, C Squad Swimming '52g ,l.V. Baseball '53g White Color Club. , re. ea-9 if .. gy Ltjg-B15 X Jp-lx E t ,TQ X f Q' 1 1 ' 2W4'?f?T: fWZ ive HILLIARD CAGE DON GINTER BOB HABER yy . OQMSQ fi N ,J wifvfexi 65 -filing., -vm--Q x its .. DICK HARDEN BILL HERDMAN RICHARD C HARDEN Hamburg N .I Dick helps add some gray hair on a certain second period Senior English teacher good worker with plenty o spirit Omicron Kappa Delta 52 53 Dramatics Club 52 53 IV Soccer 51 52 JV Wrestling 51 52 White Color Club WILLIAM C HERDMAN 91 Mme Street Flemington N .I 1, quiet but pleasant to chat with eludes questions about women studious at times has a inger in many Blair pies a man o action Glee Club 51 52 53 Choir 51 52 53 Dramatics Club 51 52 53 Acta 53 Breeze 52 53 JV Soccer 51 Lightweight Football 52 C Squad Basketball 52 53 White Color Club THOMAS WARNER HOFF 185 Highland Avenue Metuchen N .I Tom conscientious student ull o personality a Pender star has one weakness a Montclair cheerleader very good taste in women Projection Engineers 52 53 Dramatics Club 51 52 53 Varsity B Cross Country 51 52 Winter Track 53 Spring Track 53 Blue Color Club DONALD KEITH HOLZMAN 1261 Madison Avenue New York N Y D. . . . . does a good job in everything and he is in almost everything . . . likes to give the Pendermen a hand . . . a ine newsreel photog . . . has that spirit to get out and do things. Dramatics Club '51, '52, '53g Breeze '50, '51, '52, Circulation Manager '53, International Society '52, '53g Webster Society '52, '53g Press Club '52, '53g Camera Club '50, '51, '52, Science Club '50, Debating Society '53, Honor Roll '50, '51, '52, '53, Cross Country '51, '52g Winter Track '52, '53g Spring Track '51, '52, '53, White Color Club. RICHARD WEST JENSEN 47 Railroad Avenue Washington, N. J. Dick . . . reserved . . . Commander-in-Chief of the Blair Junior Bird Men . . . serious, but pleasant to work with. Choir '52, '53, Band '52, '53, Camera Club '52, '53g Flying Club, President '52, '53, White Color Club. TOM H OFF DON H OLZ MAN DICK JENSEN C' OWEN JONES 'HW' AL KLEPPINGER OWEN R JONES 170 Prospect Street Belvrdere N J Owen with Beck and Scheer orms the 0 Campus Trzumvlrate anchor man on the day students table goes tn or prtze cattle Whlte Color Club ALAN E KLEPPINGER PO Box 658,Easton Maryland a man not ully appreczated one 0 the bzg uheels on the Breeze a go getter zrreplaceable to the Dramatzcs Club carrzes quzte a bzt o wezght around Blatr Dramatlcs Club 50 51 52 53 Breeze 50 51 52 53 Model Rallroad Club 51 Press Club 51 Cholr 53 Rogers Peet PFIZC 52 VHISIIY Basketball Manager 53 Blue Color Club THOMAS KOSTENBADER 29 N New Street a Varszty Band man quiet reliable a good student keeps away rom the detentzon sheet manages varszty teams with a strong hand Camera Club 52 53 Rod and Reel Club 53 Omxcron Kappa Delta 53 Glee Club 53 Cholr 52 53 Band 52 Secretary 53 Varslty B 53 Varslty Cross Country Manager 53 Wrestllng 52 53 Varslty Tennls Manager 52 53 Whlte Color Club CHARLES JOHN KUSCHKE 61 Gaylord Avenue Plymouth Pa Chuck qulet but not too an E BR man wtcked on a basketball court plays hard Mr Gray take note ast and dependable worker Acta 53 Press Club 53 ,IV Basketball 53 Baseball 53 Wlute Color Club JOHN La FORGIA 3719 99 Street Corona New York La Forge a szx year man personalzty plus the Charleston Kmg great vozce a born leader known by all man s best rzend Cholr 48 49 50 51 52 53 Clee Club 49 50 51 52 Presldent 53 Camera Club 4-8 Breeze 52 53 Dramatlcs Club 50 51 Varslty B 50 51 52 53 Omlcron Kappa Delta 51 52 53 Lower School Football 41 4-8 J V Soccer 52 Lower School Basketball 41 48 Lower School Baseball 47 48 JV Track 51 Cheerleader 50 Blue Color Club 6'2 ' TOM KOSTENBADER CHARLES KUSCHKE JOHN LA FORGIA A 1, BARRY LAMB BOB LIVINGSTON PETE LORENTZEN J. BARRY LAMB R.D. 2 Freehold, N. J. Bare . . . quiet . . . bridge enthusiast . . . always good for a butt . . . a wetback from way back . . . gives his all in everything. ,l.V. Football '51, Varsity Football '52g Blue Color Club. ROBERT MICHAEL LIVINGSTON 9 Corning Avenue Pompton Lakes, N. .I. Bob . . . good student . . . musician par excellence . . . good man on a rostrum . . . blows a mean clarinet . . . already far on the path to success . . . the Livingrock. Choir '52, '53g Glee Club '52, '53g Band '52, President '53g Webster Society '52, '53, Forensic Society '52, Secretary '53g Stylus '52, '53g Omicron Kappa Delta '53, Breeze '53, Honor Roll '51, '52, '53, Chemistry Award '52, J.V. Soccer '51, '52, Track '52, Swimming '53, ,I.V. Basketball, Manager '52, White Color Club. H. PETER LORENTZEN 509 Park Street Upper Montclair, N. J. Pete . . . ladies' man . . . loves to sleep . . . gets five o'clock shadow at three . . . one of Doctor Gebhardfs men . . . will replace Valentino. Breeze, Wrestling '51, '52, Track '52, '53, Blue Color Club. TASK! L 1-BYU 4 Y H 5 KK ,ilk wk wh il. - 'ln 'LUSH i if I -mon'-.mlynco , 1 . 1 1 S 1 u ' 5 s K 5 . ' w 5 ' 3 X5 4' 'ft' X? rm - ' . .2 F- ' K UB Q9 si- ' at f- WC' O t , Q Q4 0 RAY LUTZ LOU MASCELLINO JIM MELLIN RAYMOND D. LUTZ 28 Gates Avenue Montclair, N. .l. Raya . . . Dave's tennis rival . . . the cultured gentleman with the cosmopolitan background . . . reserved . . . well read . . . a credit to Blair. Hobby Shop, White Color Club. LUCIAN .l. MASCELLINO 3-Vl Abby Street Buffalo, N. Y. Lou . . . neat . . . reliable . . . on top in athletics . . . has a wealth of friends . . . appreciates a good joke . . . works hard on the books . . . Mr. Warrerfs right hand. Varsity '4B g Varsity Football, Captain '52g Varsity Wrestling '53g Varsity Track '53g Blue Color Club. JAMES G. MELLIN P.0. Box 132 Woodstock, N. Y. lim . . . loverboy . . . known by all, liked by all . . . a disciple of Mr. Haskins . . . an old boy who has done a lot for Blair . . . serious, at times . . . man about town. Webster Society '49, '50g International Society '52, '53g Press Club '52, '53g Breeze '49, '50, '51, '52g Varsity B '52, '53g Lightweight Football '49, '50g J.V. Football '51: Varsity Football '52g ,l.V. Wrestling '50, '51, '52g Varsity GMXL-l',g7QA,, Wrestling '53g ,l.V. Baseball '50g Varsity Golf '52, '53g Blue Color Club. W. . Ty,-'Q ia .,:JN 'us -Q11 u'W3ssn . AI'-G-IVCXJ. ' XM. xt 3-. CMI Q , ng . . ir it e t :lmXNLh.':i Nt-X U55-xt 'X x 5 U v Bl t , ' ffl I ua. ' ,ti .I 1 7:5 J, X f nl w E 1' 1,7 ,P Nu' . x 'S N 1 lil-l Cahill in : E tl ll M t 'Vlfxj fl! n YL' -'Qin wx v- Lx tg, .xmx . x'a'l.,QguM i as-ata 4 1 I xl' l,J hjl swf lv WILLIAM MINDER 111 139 Faxrheld Drne Sh0r!H1lls N .l Wzld Bzll Blazrs answer to the Hot Rod very relaxed ladzes man always laughing reason or Mr Cowans gray Lalr only goes out wzlh emale Hot Rods DIHIIIHIILS Club 52 V3fSlly B 51 52 JV Football 50 Varslty lootball 51 al Wlntcr Track 51 52 Track 51 Whlte Color Club RAFAEL MOREAN 12 2nd Avenlda Bela vl5la Caracas Venezuela well dressed quzet speaks English sometzmes llh8S the USA Camera Club 52 53 Chess Club 52 53 JV Soccer 51 52 JV 116111115 52 53 Wrestllng 52 53 Whlte Color Club ROBERT A MUELLER 401 Rallroad Awenue Phlllxpsburg N J Boo Boo glad lo see hun lzaclt rom The Rock good man to have around dry humor me on the athletic zelds quzet very consczenlzous Mlllbrook Presldent 53 Student Council 53 Varslty Football 52 Varsltv Ba ketball 53 Blue Color Club KENNETH .1 MYRBACK 152 Lawrence Place New Rochelle N Y fabawochy boomzng vozce quiet and studlous a Kukman great sense 0 humor 1nternat1onalSoc1etw 53 Flylng Club 52 Breeze 53 Varsxty Foot ball 51 02 JV bltllllllllflg 52 Varslty Swlmmlng 53 Track 53 Whlte Color Club ALAN W N OYES 154 Kenwood Avenue Oneida N Y E B R brzclge expert the lad wzlh the abulous appetlte laughs rom head to toe eas gozng qulet sort 0 a grand guy Acta Faculty Edltor :J3 DTHIIIHIICS Club 53 V 52 ,IV Smmmmg 51 52 Blue Color Club Q. UNT BOB MUELLER KEN MyRBACK AL NOYES ' AWB Wqllfil WM lt 4, f.,.l TWA www 0 I Q' ' Vw HARRIS PAR 'IIELE Nl ll ,T 13 HOWARD REED GEORGE ROEBELEN DAVE PAULUS DICK PERRY HARRI5 B PARYIELE JR 120 Qtonehou e Road Glen Ridge N .l Harris 1111161 wrt alert ash llr Conan neat zlresser Dramatus Club 53 Cbolr 55 Breeze 53 Blue Color Club always has a comment or everything combs hzs lzazr uzth a toothless comb DAVID W PAULUU 18 Wellmgton lhee un s 1 Dau lzanl uorltr bzg smzle popular guy around campus man o many talenls uorrzes zerj llltle and then onlg ulun necessary D lmitu Club 57 of Cbolr 52 .33 Clee Club D2 53 uartet Val t B 53 JV l ootball ol Var ltx lootball 52 B Stkllllllllllg ol N If nts Ba ketball 52 53 JV Baseball 52 Whlte Color Club RICHARD E PERRY 5803 Trlclen Axenue Brooklyn N 1 JIC aluags has a jole hues or days at home worthy znzenlor o Ilze lrrry Ilan or lieallno Hours sometimes needs a slzaze Drrmutus Club 51 Breeze al 52 Feature Editor 53 Stylus 52 55 lhxulaml Bnul 52 llonor Roll 52 L1 lltuelgbt Football 50 JV lootbwll 51 Varsrty Football 52 Track 52 53 Blue Color Cub HOWARD F REED 429 Raymond Boulexard Newark N .l Home Hlazrs answer lo the :slung pole era y about gar rshzng quzet good man or a laugh ltod and Reel Club C10 51 Vue President 52 Preslclent 53 JV Football 49 50 Wmter Trunk 49 50 51 Spring Track 50 51 Blue Color Club CLORGE .l ROEBELEN JR 516 Westche ter Axenue Mt Yernon N X George quzel prompt and reliable g,ood man wzlh the lrazns harfl uorlter slurlzous JV Football 51 JV bwnnnunb 52 53 C Squad Baseball 52 Honor Roll 52 53 Blue Color Club 0 in 5 , L ,, 0 I -, Aa- . -I P . Q A 1 o 1? l I , I L F 1 1,1 'su ': ' A 1 l - . . , . - 5 , . . H . ., .i Q . , f , - ' . . 1 X 1 Q . -1-:Ui gl! ,I ' . . '. :CYD ... , 1 . ... A 4 ' . 9' . ' , ' . , . t . . t , , . - N , . , L L W New Br svl-k, N. J. 1' H i, . . . ' 1 . . . u u . . . f . ,. Y -' - 1 f , , , , 1' .N .-. 1.-1 A V. g ,.- s 5-N 5- . X , ra 1 s ... ., , , , , , , , Q gl .,, V H .. .-, . 1 ,- R. Y 1 ,- -, D51 sl X . . . ' Q ' 5 ' Q V W gf . . . '... V . , , ' , . gl A 1 K g 1 5 4 5 , g . . 5 f- .-Q.: ig-, M' Q-. Ev-f K: If '12,-vig wx in . I V , 1 u CG ' 79 I ' 1A-... . -f f - . f ss 7, I , f - OA 11 ' V . .. . ' .- ' . 7' 7 4 4 ' 7 . , 7 ' ' A 1 ' ' 1 1 s 1 ' 1: Q -1 1 l g ' g g ' ' ' ' g 1' 4' . u 1 . v 1 7 u . 7 , n ' ' ' 7 7 7 S ' , . . , 1 1- 1 ' I - 1 - 1 . Q 9 1 f' 1 9 ' ' , 1 I 1 h - E r 1 1 1 , - 1 a , 1 2 ' 1 1 1 1 9 I . . , . ' ' - . 5 . .x , . , . . GC T7 ' ' I, ' . . . , , . . . 4 f ' . Y. . U , , , . l 1 , . . , . . , , - , 1 r 1 . 7 7 ' ARTHUR A. ROSEN 138 South 3rd Street Olean, N. Y. Hymie,' . . . one of Soutlfs most clistinguishea' occupants . . . quiet . . . sluzlious . . . slays ou! of nigh! .school . . . a solid citizen. Choir ,53g Acta. Class Editor ,533 Lightweight Football ,525 Winter Track '52, Varsity Track Manager '52g Fencing '53, White Color Club. STEPHEN N. RUBIN T5 Lord Kitchener Road New Rochelle, N. Y. Sleve,' . . . reserved and serious, but scarcely dull . . . goocl student . . . has a busy leller box - his harem . . . busy man on campus, too. Breeze '52, '53g Dramatics Club '52, '53, International Club '53g Lightweight Foot- ball '51g ,l.V. Football '52g Track '53, Blue Color Club. HENRY P. RUFFOLO, JR. 82-16 1415! Street Jilllllllfll, Long Island, N. Y. Ruff, . . . one of the most confident men on the campus . . . has been at Blair for years and years aml years .... s luflious . . . well liked . . . healthy sense of humor. Dramatics Club '52: Acta '53, Varsity B g llonor Roll ,51, '52, '53g Lower , School Football '-lf. '-18: J.V. 1 ootball '51g Lower School Basketball '47, ,48g Winter Track 750, '51, ' Lg Lo 'fr 'c ' : Bas 7 , i , 57 we bhool Baseball -18 JN eball 51 52' Varsity Baseball 753: 'El uv A Q39-L x-WV' ARTHUR R055-N STEPHEN RUBIN HENRY QLO X . . tgjnsanl 3143. o-n.0s3' lvv. 33 4 I a ' 1 1 I CHAPMAN LONG RUNYON 245 Spring Street Red Bank, N. J. Chap', . . . Felix's roommate . . . still waters run deep . . . an honors man . . . and good with a tray, too. Breeze '53g Stylus i53g Dralnatics Club '53g Honor Roll ,53g Blue Color Club. JACOB M. RYAN Wleiser Park, Penna. lake . . . a heart of gold . . . great sense of humor . . . a Bode Bonus Ballplayer . . . figlzling spirit . . . unforgettable personality. 7 International Society '52, ,535 Draniatics Club '51, '52, '53g Chess Club '53g ' , Press Club l5l,g J.V. Baseball '50, '51, '52, '53g White Color Club. J. COUPER SAUNDERS 77 Madison Avenue 7 Trenton, N. J. ' Coup', . . . walks around with a perpetual smile . . . wornanls man . . . can be , spotted by that svhort blond crew cut . . . member of Chas Hall's Country Club. f 5 I J Hobby Club l53g Vqrsity B '53g Varsity Football '52g Fencing ,523 Baseball '53g ' Blue Cqlor Club. t I . if 1 J t if A tg mf V fy ,Tyr J rel 'a NW Qi ,, r tn IQ if I lin f C , , N ws 'fi A rw, ' is ,w,:,J-.21 ' A . ' . .ltt l t A CHAPMAN RUNYON JAKE RYAN COUPER SAUNDERS -I ' . fl ' ' --, . Ci ,P '92, ' ' Ja' K, CONRAD SCHEER PAT SEMPIER HENRY CONRAD SCHEER, III R.D. 2 Blairstown N J Connze qutet but cheer ul always dzggtng out wtth Tony :nd Randy synonymous uzth hzs Green Hornet Chevy ouer School Football -1-1 48 Whlte Color Club JOHN P SEMPIER 7 Mornlngsule Road Verona N .l a sertous student a top notch Kuhman serious student ltnoztn by all or the crew cut and the smlle Breeze 53 Stylus 53 VBYSIIY B Varslty Football CoCapta1n 52 Varsltv Baseball 53 Wh1te Color Club DAVID SERLS 26 Amsterdam Avenue Passaic N J Dave a chennst at heart hard uorher stays away rom trouble has had a znger Ln many Blazr ples a man o broad Interests Rod and Reel Club 49 Press Club 51 lnternatlonal SOCICIY 52 Dramatlcs Club 4-9 welght Football 50 .lV Ba ketball 52 White Color Club 50 51 52 Breeze 52 Honor Roll 51 Llght Varslty football 52 ,IV blvllllmlng 49 50 53 JV Baseball 50 Varslty Baseball 53 EDWARD WAYNE 45 Llewellyn Avenue West Orange N J Smo excellent student really smashes those text books cleanest whzte buclts at Blatr a rnan who has gwen Blair as much as Blazr has gzven htm Stylus 52 53 OHIICFOH Kappa Delta 52 53 Dramatlcs Clu 53 Breeze 52 53 Acta ALt1w1t1esEd1tor 53 Varslty B 52 53 IIllCI'Il3lI10Il8lSOClClIy 53 Cum Laude 52 53 Honor Roll 51 52 53 Geometry Prlze 52 Blology PIIZC 51 Cross Country 52 53 SMOLENSKY DONALD O SOUTHWICK Mlllrace House Hope N J Don coocl student sczentt :cally mznclea' born wtth a test tube ln hzs hand supports the Chtclet Co destmy a snug spot at Du Pont R8dl0 Club 53 Cross Country 52 Blue Color Club so -0 A, AJ' tu' Av' to 5 OBP , xsgxxs AN. fb o 3 Q ,9 J it .se .N vs ' Lf ..Y.Q.'i sbgl. ,. Q1 3,1-UA. ,. Q v 'ry' r N I DA VE SERLS Su EDWARD SMOLENSKY at 1 ,P 112 gt sl , DON SOUTHWICK xc - 11, ' ' - f cc - - 11 - 4. .A . . , A Y. . . .1 K 9 ff V 1, F- 1 . - I I ' 4 1 1 - 3 , . . K' ' Pt,'...' ' ' 1 D 1 . - an 11. ' - 1 l i 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , ' . , . I , . . ca 11 - A f 1 ' 1 ' - - 1 , 7 1 1 ' 7, 7 7 7 . ' 7 ' 7 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 a ' . , .. . Y 1 , , . . V. . , , l 7 5 ' ' 7 7 1 . 7 . 7 . ' 7 I . . s , , . . , , Q6 . nf' ,. , ' 4 ,: I Ki, .wr - X' - . K . . . 4 I ' , yn ' 1 , 3 . . , , . . V , Q A , , , , b '52, .I y 1 , 1 t 1 , h - V' 1 - 1 , - as 77 1 1 . I '- L ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A L ' .' Y 7 . 1 1 . 1 1 I 1,. . , , . . ' 7 ' 1 A ' 1 A Varslty SWlI'!1IHlI'lg '51, '52g Whlte Color Club. -, - ' at 57,1 'V' ' 5-I A Q- F3 5 A ,ff .v . K 'A ' . . ' ,r2,!l!1gg, v A ., tl . -yank. 4 -,G na. f.:'.lf.it:1 ! ei-X W1-1 N , . . if 'Q 0' - .f- . . . , ' , . 1 , . ROBERT A. SPINDLER 580 E. Sanger Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bob . . . a resident of Mr. Hall's Confederacy . . . mad hot-fodder . . . one of that rare breed, the German student . . . hard worker. Hobby Club '53g Winter Track '52g. Baseball '53g Blue Color Club. amiga. RUSH BARRETT STEELMAN 76 Summit Road, Clifton, N. J. Barry . . . top notch student . . . a credit to Blair . . . always neat and polite . . . full of personality . . . sure to be successful in anything he undertakes. Omicron Kappa Delta '52, President '53g Breeze '51g Stylus '53g Forensic Society '52, '53g Blue and White Key '51, '52, Secretary '53g Webster Society '52, Secretary-Treasurer '53g International S0- ciety '52, '53g Choir '51, '52, '53g Clee Club '51, '52, '53g Quartet '53g llonor Roll '52g ,l.V. Football '50, '51g ,l.V. Swimming '51, '52g Winter Track'53g Spring Track '51, '52, '53g Blue Color Club. EDWIN CHRISTIAN STENCEL, JR. B03 1-1 Pine Te1'race-West Short Hills, N. J. hris . . . Blair's vaunted tennis pro . . . takes care of himself on the athletic fields . . . Very large man on campus . li Varsity B' 50 51 57 '53 Acta Business Manager 53 Breeze l B inc 'tlmigcr 53 NtuclentCounc1l 52 53 Pro ram Planning Allllllllltl 52 53 Athletic COUIlLll 52 53 JV Football 4-9 kit? Var ity lootball 50 51 52 JV Basketball 49 50 51 Varsity Btikctball 52 53 Var ity Tennis 50 51 Captain 52 53 Blue Color Club HERBERT D XVID STLRVIAN 61x Was anda Axenue Llbergy N 1 erb rarely serzous member o both the E BR and IBO ladzes man a conntsseur o me jazz his heart belongs to lllzami Beach Camera Club 50 51 Breeze 50 51 Sports Edltor 52 53 Dra matics Club Secretary 52 53 lre s Club 51 52 Stylus 53 Acta Sports ldltor 53 Band 50 Varsity B Honor Roll 50 51 52 53 Lightuei ht Football 50 51 J V Tennis 52 White Color Club GERALD SUSSMAN 2-10 Trenor DFIVCQ News Rothelle N X BA RY S EELMAN R T ferry cheer ul and rzendly good student too 1 swings a wicked Dol club the uol type pleasant any to have around Camera Club 52 53 Varsity Golf 52 53 Blue Color Club MM at -52' jg-5' 52 CHRIS STENGEL HERB STURMAN JERRY SUSSMAN X X X , sa 1 1 1 1 . , ' 1 . ' --Xb - ' 1 . 1 -': 1 1 1 1 X 's'h5s.az ','g g - - I x vp. 1 - , - h- 1 1 - . 1 1 , ' 3 X 4 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I 4' 7 .' 9 ' 7 5 ' I 7 7 7 . 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M :i.. g5 1 i,gR sx,, .3' 1' '- - , g , ,fbi H f-15: ' -, ' 1 ' 'U' K GEORGE THOMPSON x ' ER H.l'l30T ON i F tl I f' . ' gif lf f H X! .MJ ,V . 1' ull- pf- J ' RU AHASHI U ' If - f 180 ig e, Ichikawa K V, A 'fx ' a n, Japan l l X' a Nw . . . little man with a big heart . . . everyborly's favor: . . . 1 clerful Jr! F' ,I I sen of humor . . . very studious . . . politest guy on campus. VJ f , A R Sf Club '52, Vice-President '53g ,l.V. Soccer l51g B.A.A. Socc , apt i '52g X' 'I f -Baseball '52g White Color Club. lj! M ff I ff W ss ' ' J GEORGE HAMILTON THOMPSON . f Q. Unity, Penna. 'D I fb-T ,fl f'Ace,, . . . reserved . . . well likea' . . . the happy-go-lucky type . . . member of the fl X -' ' 'Millbrook Club . . . will make a good public speaker. N Webster Society '53g J.V. Football '52g White Color Club. 1 X 5' PETER TILLOTSON 4- 3 Newman Avenue b : Verona, N. J. f- j , Q - 5' Pete . . . wicked man with a soccer ball . . . hits the books . . . laclies, man -iz., , ' . . . pretty rocky . . . hardly ever serious . . . extremely popular. cs. Varsity Soccer '52g ,l.V. Basketball '53g Baseball '53g Blue Color Club. 1 J ,N . 1' Ql- 'Y 49 uk? W M- Win' BILL TIMKEN FIFITZ TRINLEQ , . ' HOWARD TYNE 'I . ,- Q l s 0 WILLIAM R. TIMKEN t 470 Mountain Avenue Q' ' , .' ' . f 'i , North Caldwell, N. J. , D , '.' N . - '- Tilly . . . joker . . . the lover' type .' . . moves in a ufidp circle of friends . . . has caused permanent damage to Mr.-Dorn's nerves . . . Hi, Tillyf , Varsity B '52, '53, Blue and White Key '52, '53, -Omictonl Kappaxljelta '52, '53, J.V. Soccer '51, Varsity Soccer 752,' BJYA. Tennis '51, Varsity Tennis '52, ,l.V. Basketball '51, '52, Blue Color Club. 7 W - v T. ' ' FRITZ C. TRINLER cfo Aruba Commercial Bank Oranjestad, Aruba, N.A. Fritzie . . . big and blond . . . cheerful character . . . good student . . . we should speak English so good . . . does all right for himself in the pool. Choir '52, '53, Dramatics Club '53, Varsity B , Honor Roll '52, .l.V. Soccer '52, Varsity Swimming '52, '53, Varsity Track '52, '53, White Color Club. HOWARD L. TYNE 44 Curtis Place Maplewood, N. J. Howie . . . only red head in the E.B.R .... famous for his bridge ability . . . hasn't stopped smiling yet . . . easy going, but a good student. Press Club '53, Blue Color Club. JOHN T. VULK Ale 334 Morro Road Englewood, N. J. lack . . . made jimmy Ryan's famous . . . a distinguished member of the E.I3.R .... keeps the dispensary in business . . . reserved . . . golfer supreme. Camera Club '51, '52, Wlebster Society '52, International Society '52, J.V. Tennis '51, White Color Club. LEONARD WALKER 15 Muriel Avenue, Lawrence, Long Island, N. Y. The Walk . . . easy going . . . a member of both E.B.R. and l.B.0. . . . hard worker . . . amazing luck at cards . . . would like to be a professional Tropicus-Oryctolagus-Cnniculus. Acta '-53: Breeze '52, '53g Dramatics Club '52, '53g Modern History Award '52g J. V. Basketball '52, '53g Varsity Tennis '52, '53, Blue Color Club. JACK VOLK EDWIN T. WATSON 820 Puxinosa Avenue, Easton, Pa. Mike . . . lV.Y.C. sharpie with a Penna. accent . . . extremely - Q, V ' ty ,wwe ,,,. . . cheerful . . . likes to kill black snakes . . . has trouble figuring out L l women. Camera Club '49, '50g Lightweight Football '50, '51, '52, .1.V. Swimming '50, '51, '52, Varsity Swimming '53, Varsity Golf '52g Varsity Tennis '53, Blue Color Club. ALLEN H. WHITE 20 Hickory Road, Summit, N. J. Al . . . famous for his acting ability . . . quiert and polite . . . very studious . . . plays a fine game of soccer . . . strokes a mellow piano. Dramatics Club '53, Band '53, Choir '53, Varsity Soccer '52, White Color Club. JOEL M. WINITZ 244 East 58th Street.Brooklyn, N. Y. foe . . . years of listening to Dick's jokes, and he can still laugh . . . a butt room bridge team man . . . conscientious worker . . . friend of all the world. Acta '51, '52g Editor-in-Chief '53g Breeze '51, Photography Editor LEONARD ALKER '52, Press Club '53g Dramatics Club '53, Camera Club '51, '52, J.V. 3' , Baseball '52, '53, Blue Color Club. A riivog- I Q A65 PDL? ,o. s Pg' M . 4 afwwe 0 Msspb C My Oulu?-pf 6000 t3 'fi Q, rs eff X Mum WATSON AL WHITE JOE WWITZ 38 ! 5 STERLING WITHINGTON 1245 Pierce Street Burmingham, Mich. Steve . . . fresh from the wilds of Michigan . . . reserved . . . hard worker with a football or a textbook . . . keeps an eye on Mr. Mason for the boys. Varsity Football '52g Golf ,53Q Blue Color Club. WILLIAM ZANETTE R.D. 1, Windgap, Pa. Bill . . . one of Mr. Cowan's grey hairs . . . A South Hall Man . . . a threat on any athletic field . . . quiet, cheerful, and easy going . . . hustles a tray. Varsity Bw '53g Varsity Football '52g Winter Track ,53g Varsity Baseball '53g White Color Club. PETER CAR ZAREMBA Johnsonburg, N. J. Pete,, . . . one of those elusive clay students . . . a hot fodder from way back . . . loves the outdoors . . . ladies' man . . . great sense of humor. gfower School Football '47g ,I.V. Football ,493 ,I.V. Winter Track '50g Lower School I , ff 'L Baseball '48' White Color Club. S f fl E ,K 1' Z? i - N, lf' 'IH 'f i I ' I p L, , -- N. ' Mat- ggw 1 xr' ' - - XV A STERLING WITHINGTON BILL ZANETTE PETER ZAREMBA Seated: Livingstong Rnnyong Rosen, D.g Youngelsong Standing: Beck Brneng Frankg White, Arthurg Sem- pierg Van Brederorleg Smolensky Steelmnng Perry. 'HIE TYL Stylus, Blair's honorary English society, meets once a week with its faculty advisor, Mr. Cowan, for the purpose of fostering the study of literature and of increasing interest in creative writing. The memlvers are Chosen from those who excel in English in the upper forms. Following tradition, the group published its annual spring literary magazine. The magazine was composed of the exceptional writings from the students of all the forms. N7Lb-- to f ciao- '71 I jill , V Vs 1 . , w x Y X ' 1,5-1 -v a X as iff 9 K yi Q 3. 43? .5 3 , K YD: ' Ms ti ' ? 38. 1 S 1 4 . , Z 'fa Pts? 54?-tea' ftiif-fifltsi' 1 2 Wt if ff' 'iff ' L Y 1 ' 5, 'aye A Y' Y fp, . i. p ,M .4 . .. ' Dba -N if ,l CHAPMAN RUNYON Smolensky, Youngelson, Steelman, Mr. Cowan, Runyon, Livingston. .QQ . .r . Jffgv K. ,1 ,Q . Q' 4 A' 2, ,S Ai . qv Y 1' , 3' ,gf y f W 2, .30 Wi' ,H- 211'-'sf ff:'1n Q . I, ,h . 1.4,':., ' 'fs .AZ -152225 1 mv. . 13:44 xi 4 , a ' - 'ff V 95 ff M, ' I ' :Af if gf , I 1,-,f'. .qc- Q ' 'K .:- X J , f if . I .wi R .i 'F it FEATURES f If Q -dn V ff 6 V 4 5 ?- ULASS UIIIIICE Ax , , L iw? A . L , kfiy'-Z V , wig, l4i51llf4j,i fl? M1 ,L,,.f Qsffl ' W ,lf w 'O ' Y K f.N'Q?'1W K ' ' ' 312' P mm lun, , My ,f on or A L . an:n::f:h::'z rn. QQ - ki '? v' X if 2 H . vx Q, f 'J XL .ix gf I I Nl ,I ' MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETE John Vain Brederode Bill COUUOUY Cee.' Ifs a natural. uTe'mi5, l1V13'0f1f??n ww 'IW OQQQAQ nfcfauq a. :nz ' .L ,V AO ' M www., ' ' 'h , V , I.: my - f H L ww 'T J 1- , 4. L M Y' , 2 x 4 X Y , Q 'Z 4 ,Q A ' I 2 I 5 ' AH 2 T ' - - A - an A fi MS' A Qbw Ku A , i lg A V' V H'f ,f V ' Q- -eg L L We - f Q ' H X , O M 4 O . f, I gm X l ,, M, xx i n 1-,, ,Av-A '.' CLASS GRIND MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Ed Smolensky Jim Youngelson 'Duh, Lil Abner's in trouble again. ' Ye gllll-' 9. My stock is falling! IRE n : .3 T F! EM' .Sl 33 L, r, 1 2 f 4. BLM: X gk y5 DONE M0bT FOR BLAIR Dave Roaen Why back ln 03 UNColN N l-AST DAY? o Ks J '5l....w MOST HANDSOME Bull Mmder IM J - 1 Y!-4 -0 1 J-5 'Ss S MOST DEI END Dick 1-'rank 7 08 A M and alls uell XBLE -33 l ,X ,f WIOBT RESERY ED Wheres my fun mall? George Folkea Shhh 1.1, 1 4 ,- E X . ', ' A ' . ' s ' 'J K nf 1 I , ' 6' .,J'A: ' X x. X ,Sex an ' Q - . ve A u g , . xr s Q, 4 y A , . W Q Q:-. -, ' j , A, , .. n , 'v,x,,2 I , 4 5 1 ., Q ., , X E 5 . Q X. 1 1 X ' V nn- W ' .V x'X'o.' , . -' A , ,- V X 4 , 77' N I , x W i fl, i X, 1. Lf, n 'Hi V '1 -, V 0 Lx ,M . ' ' :- f - I X , 1 'w 4 I I 1 - - ' 4 as , t - 9- ps - 9 , , . . .. ' ' ' . , lsr , - me w 11:7 wwf mils: lnI Sqlfar 1 - I ' if i, ,E W . M.. N. 'Q , J 5' 1, , -Q .' jf hy f . ' , gfzy, E X' f E , ,'1N74'If - -E' ' ' V ' 52? K' ' . f .G k, 4' QQ, .,gz aff ' F557-L, V i D waz? i , Q 3' Q1 E A , Q f F -L A ff : ff I 'f 2 55 kk 32,255 ,ir - X I-Q, JH? 1 J T z f,.:a 'X V. , X fm, : ', ' ' V. - , ' ff! I 711' y ,L .,. . W , f.,-ugdg x U A mf f ,K I V, VF, ., K .K 1 E ' I 9 - ay E 1 sa' J 12 .I I BULL ARTIST flrurn me M -,wxu.m, , Q-w,.,, A ffffj wg 3 NfLf ,1ifQ V ,Q 4 ,... , , ,1,t ,Z 5 Q Ei 9 2 0 ra 2 lung, HN-,bi X A, , L V-2' f.-v- g.,,. 23, 1 1 4 W f-'N' x A GK fv- r um-of M, inf BEST DRE Duck Flynn SSED B No kzddln th uddy Bofmger ey are mme! Man of dzslm ctzon 9 Kiwi aug i7-,F'7' COMEDIAN Art White St op you re kmllmg me CLASS WOLF Coup Saunders Marone W JY Y In - - 9 . ,, . . . , . . . G , , - Q 5 c , .J 3 355 , ,A , .gr I 5 ,, , 3,-,fx X ., we.. ' ' - M ' N X 335 1 '- K I XM ,i -1 x S A ff: iff: ' n ff-2 K ri h , f um I, Cl 9 ' ' Y! ll UP , . :K LL TE TA We the Gf3dU8IlI1 Class of 1953 beln of sound mtnd and body fue hope leave to the underclassmen of Blalr our 1nost valued posse stons As we prepare to leave these hallowed eorrtdors of East Hall for the hfe tn the world of colle es we remember those who lllfiflt the posse tons we ts 1Qll to pass on Vile lease these ms to the follomng proxxdtd th x u th t 1 ull l ms y 'ts ue 1 Blll Connolly The trst zteek o ootball prattttt to WT'lll'll oy Clly LTod Puek Ffltl Trtnler Hts utll potter and energy to hon lllflbf and Xu u t ,lonckheer Don Clnter Hts knouletlge o ureslltn mats and uomtn to Guy Llorens Coop Saunders Broken hearts to the urls Ill Blatrstotsn Archle Burkhardt Hts roontmate to whoever wants htm Herb Sturman Hts ttll house to the ftr t Juntor to ltt the E1 t H all Butt Room Goose Davts Hts seat tn Study Hall to John Lexus ,llm Crichton A ltst and descrtpttort 0 nf xt year s Scntor Class to Wlr Zimmerman Art Whlte Hts pleastng personalttv to Abbey Btll Brook Water utngs and nose tltps to Don Mtfree Duck Flynn Hts speed and agtltty to tht lt ht wctght football te nn Bxll Mlnder The ultole emale populatton o Unton under etghteen to Dttk Potter ,llm Crouch Hts ear hot plate and toaster to Don Case John Van Brederode Hts broom and dust part to Hecate Bllly Zanette Hts baseball bat to ,ltmnue Massoth Btlly Boyle Hts educated soccer toe to Blll Rovers .lake Ryan leaves Blatr fftnallyj Pat Sempler Hts proctorshtp on thtrd floor East to whoev er ws ants lt fLenny Baldo9l Barry Steelman Takes and leates the gym store to Don Castle Kerry Bartholomew A hare rt le for the lncomlng group Howie Tyne A pack 0 ctgarettes to Steve Kuk Whitey Enholm Hts golf clubs and abtltty to Btll Bueno Dave Paulus Hts way wttlt women to Bob Hunztker Pel Brown Ftve pounds to Joe Basso Jerry Ball 38 tngots 0 tron or a recapptng job Tony Cera Hts tremendous hetght to Norm Danes Ted Takahashl Hts muscles to Gene Losft Harry Baumann Hts bed tn the tn trmary to J 0 Lextne George Folkes Harry Bruen Dave Rosen ,lack Boflnger Bill Tlmken Lenny Walker Jtm Mellm Pete Ttllotson Mlke Watson Chrts Stengel Dave Borghar d Buddy Bofmger Joe Wlnltl Pete Cooper Jtm Youngelson Barry Lamb Dtck Perry Pete Bartow Al Noyes an Bruce Blomqulst Harrts Parmele Bob Mueller Mr Cowan s table to Jerry Robtnson Sllas leates hts trunk ul to the Iron Fund The debt from putttng out the BREEZE to Mr Rea Martlyrt Monroe to whoexer can get there ftrst Hts all power ul tennts racquet and court speed to Me Loory Two ankle supports and a roll o tape to Pete Budd Hts luck tn cards to Pete Baumann Hts Mtckey Sptllane books to Mr lNe lJllI Hts varstty abtltty to Date Van qCll3lLk Cttes the school back to the admtmstratlon The rtght to wreck cars to John Hendershot Hts hatr comb to George Green Three jet propelled broomstteks to the wetrdstster ts steel guttar and yodeltng abtltty to Mr Hall Hts taste or clams and oysters to Mr Gebhardt ts room to anyone unlucky enough to get 1t ts cards and dtce to the guys who took the shirt off hts back e captatrtcy o the IV basketball team to Btll Marcus We were gotng to lease prom tteekend tn New York to some ,lunlor but dectded to keep lt for ourselves Hts part tn the all play to Mr Chase Hts CJ classt tcatton to all underclassmen 9 T g 3 ' L' - I 5 V T l ' . 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Q A I R ig 'L f 2 E fi 3 N :rg z , ,,g in N 4 . ' NQ - . T rv- - '., 'Q . 5 3- 4'L f' ' -2 5 x E. ll: 1 .1 X1 bc W 2 7 f ft 0 rg p., - :NS V I Q .1 EQ' If lr 'E 1 in 3 5 H-Qi 0 4: 9 t 2 N2 ' 5 -: H ,gn v 5 : -P -1 1 W .3 I' I 4. 3 4 E H J-'B Q W- hv , fhf , Third row: AI Crumle. Ceorge Green, Arlelsis Griero Tom Fflfflfll Hob Haurh Paul Ileugv John Hemlcrshor. lion Ho num. Ed Hopson Bob Ilunziker Fourlh row: Pele III. August Jonclfheer, Ed Jones. Lurrv Levine. John Lelris. Ronald Lieder Cars' Llorenx. Don Mr'Cr0v. Mike Mans field. Hill Marrus . ,gg . -mm-ag, pq N, kogjw Q Hr.,6, vw' 'ff f jg X f I f L A . 3 , Tv . . J 5' 6 U- lv 1 o Q X WS f - , ,A .. fr-L f - , - ::r'.' , '11 -S ' If'-'.'1f. .',' vt' ,' . ':, - -,Aw ':-1-hfgf,-,..'f..'-c an 'L . I Q Q4 5 I - ? K W ' 41 ' ,:,r5:::'g1q.',ai qw? mlm' X fu fl 'Gm Es! V vgefcve. l ik- 4 N. o-px' Ns? Fl' o '7 I'- Val: rv vs Q Ish. A-fi so S ,fe ' ' X042 P r . vs- A Q . 1 I QDFFQ li 1 . fps if , X 1 A First row: George flllen. ,luimv Alzate, Leon- ard llaldo. Joe lfasso. William llenger, Grant Bernard, John llieling, Irwin Blacher, Mat- thew Botniclf. Gerald Bruno. David Camp. Second rou': Bill Cartwriglxt, Don Case, Don Castle, Norm Davies. Don Dickison, Warren Dietrich, Bill Dudley, Dave Dwyer, Mike Ga- lesi, Bob Ginsburg, Gabriel Golding. 'TF' .1 E... 1 Sli , . 0' Q 1 L vu lm!! I CLASS 533' v ,Tift 1 X ul A 1 E3 x Wax ,ij ffl i. G ' s is QQ f. mf D A 5 Fifth row: Ilumberto Mata. Ed Me,Qargee,How- ard Meyer, Dave Miles. Wall Miller, Duncan Old, Granville Parker, Dick Potter, Tod Puck, Ed Rossman, Steve Sclzor. Sixth row: Bob Seydcl. Tom Shea, James Shef- fer, Leonard Simon, Kay Soriano, ,lan Stokes, Pete Stuyvesant, Nick Tantiras, Hobart Van Deusen, Dick Washko, Barry Zug. 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The Acta is mainly a senior book, thus the staff attempted to have each senior in at least one informal photograph. THE ACTA Editor-in-Chief ..,......... Photographic Editor Business Manager ..... Sports Editor ...... Faculty Editor .,,. Class Editor ......... Feature Editors ...... ........Joel Winitz .......,.....Harry Bruen ...,....Christian Stengel ..........Herb Sturman ... ....... Allan Noyes ...........Arthur Rosen ..........lerry Ball and Dick Frank Activities Editor ........,.........,. Edward Smolensky Staff ....,............. Bill Herdman, Chuck Kuschke, Henry Ruffolo, and Lennie Walker K' .vs 'E X tsl i .if V Sealed: Stengel, Winitz, Ball, I. Standing: Herdmun. Bruen, Rosen, A., Noyes, Smolensky, Walker, L., Ruffolo, Frank, Mr. Dorn. H' EDITOR JOE WINITZ I Q ' t.,,' .. X :- 'f, e .,,K4 J E 'T-if A - 9 i 'lllll llll EZE This year's Blair Breeze has labored industriously to present to the student body, alumni, and parents on the circulation list a high level of journalism. The paper's unparalleled coverage of all Blairls sports and activities gave to all its readers an intelligent knowledge of the schoolls functions. The Bree.:e's readers are familiar with the excel- lent editorials which reflect the more serious thought on the campus. Due to the paper's fine journalistic craftsmanship, it was rated as one of the two top school newspapers in the East. X.. The student body at Blair salutes the Blair Breeze for its supreme accomplishments. Co-Editors .... Copy Editor ...,... Sports Editor .,.. News Editor ....... Feature Editor ..i.,.. Photography Editor .........Jim Youngelson and David Rosen .Alan Kleppinger ...........Herb Sturman ....,Richard Frank ..........Dick Perry ........Harry Bruen Editorial Assistant .,... ....,... B ruce Haselman Business Manager . Circulation Manager .......Chris Stengel ................Donald Holzman Photographer .......... Bob Burn and Jim Crouch Faculty Advisors .................. Mr. Philip Gebhardl and Mr. Robert Sisler Y l l X. W , .ln ,, - gi. , -V. ,A Ji A 0 U aT,.,,,Mk I 41, 'i i i 1-1993 ' --Q, WJ K ..-...-t we r .r M ., VY , V, ,i ...,-.... . .K AM it 4. x- ix ., -j Svgngy W V gqb xx.: 'Y' I L,-s-F-Xl, i'r3n1,.f-wwf' wg: CO-EDITORS ROSEN and YOUNCELSON. 055 Sealed: Perry, Rosen, D., Youngelson, Frank. Standing: Mr. Gebhardt, Serls, Feingold, Loory. Henrlershot. Sempier, VanBrerlerode. Huselman, Stengel, Kleppinger, Smalensky, Walker, L., Kent, Mr. Sisler, Crouch, Runyon, Bruen, Engel, Ball, Boyle, Haber, Bash, Herdman, Zipes. 63 as ,l K . Student llonnoil Sealed: Rosen. D.. Vanllrederode, Youngelson. White, Arthur. Standing: Yates, Galesi, M., Grande. Zipes. Baumann, H., Mueller, Stengel, Potter, Houck. The International Society. with the guidance of its facility advisor, filr. Brock, meets every Wediies- day evening to discuss the out- standing problems which face the nations of the world. Striving to augment their knowledge, several members traveled to the United Nations building and attended two television broadcasts which dealt with international problems. The society took an active interest in school affairs as it sponsored the famed Variety Show and con- ducted mock elections in the fall for the President of the United States. The Student Council is an or- ganization whose niembers are elected by the student body to rep- resent them in school government here at the Academy. Any prob- lems that students have are pre- sented by the student representa- tives to the faculty where they are discussed freely. Among other things, the Council obtained a free Peddie weekend for the students and printed Christmas cards which pictured a characteristic scene of Blair. lntornotionol Sooioty on . fl La, Seated: Dorsey. Lewis. Youngelson. Standing: Zipes, Boyle, Simon, Volk, Sleelman. Rosen. K., Smolensky, MeCree, Ryan, I., Dudley, Serls, Holzman Mr Brock, Megargee, Losn. 8 The Forensic Society, the de- bating society at Blair, achieved great fame this year participating in numerous debates and forums. The society, under the able lead- ership of Mr. Nesbitt, gained en- trance into thc National Speaking Society. Among other things, the group participated in two tele- vision programs where John Lewis, the club,s president, was the victor both times over the other panel speakers. By indus- trious work, thc society after only two years has become one of the foremost on the campus. Webster Society S PHT' .. 7 K ,,, Seated: Steelman, Youngelson, Lewis. Standing: Grande, Mr. Harris, Megargee, Volk, Rosen, K., Botnick, McCree, Livingston, Hendershot, Holzman. Y, X i Forensic Seeiet Seated: Lewis, Livingston. Standing: Dorsey, Megargee, Zipes, Castle, Steelman, Holzman. Simon, Mr. Nesbitt. The Welaster Society, a society whose purpose is to aid its mem- bers in gaining poise and confi- dence in public speaking, was rather active this year. By con- ducting various chapel exercises, attending Broadway shows, and being enlightened by visiting speakers, the members augmented their knowledge of the speaking art. Following tradition, the so- ciety sponsored the worthwhile Webster Oratorieal Contest in May. -ADA -94 The distinguished members of the Choir are chosen to form the Blair Glee Club which performs at var1ous school and outslde functions One performance was gnen at the Blair Alumni Ban quet at the Brass Rall ln New Xork City, another at the Branch yllle Business Mens Club contrast to the Choir the group specializes in music of a lighter type Glee Club Seated Mr Euzng Standing Boyle Castle Darius Cage Herdman Paulus Van llrerlerode Izungston Feingold Steelman Botmclt Kostenbader Wlute Arthur Ihetrlch Lnder the able directlon of Mr Joseph Kelsall, the Choir pleased many organlzatlons and churches Hllll its harmonious slnglng Be sides the groups weekly leadlng of the singing in the local church lt made seyeral trlps this year, one to thc Beard School ln Or ange, N J and another to Mo fl1V1ZlI1 Seminary 1n Pennsylvania The group also was active ln school affairs as lt gave concerts at Chrlstmas time and in the spring llll' l First ron Mr Kelsall DePuy Cole S Dtetnch Boehltng Vreeland Darlus Katomtz Puckett Boyle Mr Ewzng Second rou Dzstlehurst Hawekotte Collins Bush Allen White Schmuz Feingold Herdman Tlurd row Simon Stokes Van Brederode Art While Steelman Fourth row Kleppznger Lwmgston Dudley lensen Kostenbader Castle Fruits Gage Tanttras Seydel Cooper Bowman Bot nick Paulus Russell c 7 . v . . . , . . In l Y A. . Y. . l . I ' ' ' - s s Q 9 v -s v 1 ' -l a 9 , in s 9 1 Uh ' Y, '.f' ,fa . kxy T . . S . f 1 . , nu' Mx Ol Ile , . W .4 ' SIL D , . - . , v . -f J . V L . . . ., ' . Y . . l , , l . H . . . . - - n s 1 -9 y n 1 9 ' y s , - - '5 9 a 1 , Q 1 n - 5 1 s r v - 5 1 9 a s 9 - s la 1 r 9 I 1 ' r Q - The Blair Band, following the lwaton of Mr. Ewing, showed its high caliber this year as it partici- pated in various school functions. The musicians played at the fall football games and at several school assemblies throughout the yt-ar. The Band highlighted its ac- iiyity hy giving a concert on Alumni Day and stimulating the Variety Show with its harmonious music. Q.-v---..Qfvt.--it..-.-. P I I Q , ia 1? S l tr J JD fa WA. i 'J H- .3 Z,-9 --Y,-4-A .nv .gg i '. J ii'-isis, 4' ,atb is if..-1 '9 -Q, J 1 . B. gf ' 'L . fy 'i f 5 'T its ' NM if 'z - ' ' Q 3 .E A , K ' , y xi- x l .212 . T .' J. .Q 'W f fl . f ' ' , K .., lf' - 1 H VL g, 1 . . - ' 7 4' f- - -L1 y ?N. D ll. .. -A-u M: W 'T ' I 'l k ' M-,.Q....jiQ,f Nt-:- :LE gs' ' , ,. at X h iz A K, Y W W K . . a . 1 Q .. . 1 ' V, NI S si 3 - n qu- T K I H' Sealed: Potter. Cinler, Kimble, Singer, III. Hull. M., Black, Bernard. Standing: Allen White, Tielleclf. .-lllen, Livingston, Rosen, D., Youngelson, Sheer, J., Koslen- luuler. Baunumn. P., Lerine, Fritts, Jensen, Mr. Ewing. llramatics Club z '- faz,g.3...Qf. 1.xi -w I fr i Under the able leadership of its rw, f'b 'N faculty advisors, Mr. Chase, Mr. X .Q z Ketler, and Mr. lNleCreary, the ri Dramatics Club presented two suc- U cessful plays this year on the mod- ern stage in the newly acquired building, Memorial Hall. ln the fall the members put on the pro- duction, Arsenic and Old Lace. During the year, the club dis- cussed different phases of dra- matics and had various speakers give them inspiring talks concern- ing the theater. The spring play was Stalag 17. Sealed: Ifernurll, Kopp, .1'IllSS0lh, Bush, Fritts, Minton, Vanlireclerofle, Keppinger, Rosen, IP., llusf-lnmn. Snuuling: Mr. Chase, Frank, Huron, Srnolen.slfy', lloff. Noyes. br e. l'ur-mele, llouregy. llurrlen, Mr. fllr-Creury, Trinlcr, Paulus. Runyon, llulzile. Allen, llerdmun, Hoyle, Marlin, W., Edliclz, Herz, Katowitz, 0'Connell, Bennett, bllIl0ll9. pg A1 . X ,nf Blue and Whlte Ke Neaiecl IIIIIBIPIIQIOIIQ Sieelmun Rosen D loungelson btundzng Huselman Ixogers Buena Tzmlien Ilendershot Gmter Llorens M1 Louan Grande Black Zzpew Ioory Under thc guidance of Jts fac ll ftcxlsor Mr Cou L e oarctl to creat 1101 hts 11115 year Strnlno to l11,'llIl an intelligent lllNlPI'Nt'llHllI'l of ethics and re 1lDl0ll the clubs members slslted mth Illl1llQ nnnlsters 'ind prlests Xnletl 113 the knowledge gained 1 lll thee men the club ll 1 hghtecl its 'lettuties by sen mg eu111 n1e111l1ers to the annual religious conference held at Buck H111 Falls The Blue and White Key Cabi- 11et, the honorary service society at Blair, is definitely OIIC of the most wortl1w11ile functions o11 the campus The uppermot task of t11e socnty IQ to collect Cl0llZ1llOI1S for the KIIIIOUQ Lll'lI'lt'llJlC organ nations Tl1e 0IlCll1ILltl0ll of new IJ ys comin to Blur Ill tht all plus the mettm of C1615 'lllllCflC team 1111011 hout the year re some of the duties of t11e Blue and Wlhlt-, lxey 0m1c1'11n Kappa Delta 0 Trmler Gmter Harden lxoslenbuder Packet! lanBrecIerode . 5 it I, ,' Q N .H Y .M . I I . X K .1k, I 1 X ' ' V ii - ' c . 4 ' 11 11 1 - 1 1 ' g 'l 1 x. a Q fiiilfisa Tj . 111' X1 i 1 11 th- T N A it 0lIl1L'flJll KHTJIDH Delta Society 'A . rf, 1 1 T T' .- s . - ff . 'ff . ' ' L , fs A . 1 5 he U 1 K. D . . 1 3 It 1 1 A V - ni n I 1 Q .n. 7 Y 'D 5 YL. I 1 ? ' A xl K -. Al I . .L be L . U : 'I V' . 1 . ,V 1 - V111 e - . iw s , 1 'gl - 1 . . .uLl.v..L Ymd. E 5 ' 'K A y: 'A KN I . Q . 1 . SW A I ! . Seated: Fnmlc, Bruen, Steelnum, Livingston. Standing: Brook, Timken, Snzolenslty With the uid of its faculty ad- 1isor, Ur. RlClllllO1lCl, the Press Club once again kept Blair Acad- emy 011 the map. Publicizing all the sports events 1nd social func- tion of the school, these reporters contrthuted grefttly to Blur Acad emy s prestige Press Club .Seated Haber Burlhulomeu Ball bftllllllllg, Dr Richmond Benmtt Bush fun Hush Camera Club Srulul Um lnuzl Uruen Crouch bmnclzng Uoreun Oulunmn Iuffelulor Slolu 0111 lrmnruv bmger Ptrltell Jensen L of tht C1111 IJ 1 lm Q 111115 to lt mem 1 mort ll 1l11l kno11ltdfc of all the 1 put tl 17llUlOf'l'l1Jlly The L u IIN it 11111 cl1rL room where 1 s Il 111l111 tluelop their own c 1111 1 1 fn puhltcfttion tm l11 the sprmff pon or 1 pllotoffriil 11st 11 nc 1 It 11 lrt tl1e top IJILILITC vi M l ii mfg.. .5 J I X We 5 I l 5 'lt '2- ltod and Reel Club Seated: Ifouregy, Baumann, H., Zellner. Standing: Barber, Kostenbader, Mr. Kult, Fury, Stokes. The Flying Clulfs purpose is to give to its members a more in- telligent knowledge of aviation in general. The club members oc- cupy their time in discussing and constructing model airplanes. In the spring the eluh sponsors a model airplane meet which is in- teresting. The project for this year was the construction of a free flight, radio-controlled air- plane. 1 , , The Rod and Reel Club en- larged its scope of activities this year as it attended the Sports- man's Show at Madison Square Carden and visited the interesting fish hatchery in Hackettstown, N. J. In the spring, some mem- hers formed a fishing team which entered contests with other schools. With the guidance of Mr. Kuk, the cluh gained valuable pointers in regard to the outdoor arts. .f Sealed: Singer, Dat-ies, Jensen, Zeilengold. Standing: Tantiras, Pike, Mellin, W Baumann, S., Rosenthal. Tounsend, McCue. gr 1-iv' fd ,,.-.-of 1 j fQwxia2QQ Z fx! Baby Clrlrkiev -x ,A f Tyrone and N10 girls. :N . faq Q 4 1 ,, x, A A ' Y . X ' Q x , Q , X Z X I y' Al 7 W 5 if - hx f A if 1 -W e done hm: uronez Messrs. Zimmerman, Murciul, Ifrorlr, Wlmfs-Your-,Yarne?, Flirmer Haskins, Gelzharrll, and Mason. THE VARIETY ll0W S.. 1-H 1 4 06 6'8- 'Tlmnks for the zcelvuming F l Olga und Ivan Simonizv l Q 'Jef J Q' ' QM L if 1, 'S .W 1 Wm 1 fl QP. Q. gf 3 ATHLETICS 0' 9 a v-4 U ra, uv-wr: , -,bs ':: ' W ' .Q -a-fgsr - .. '-gf i e: f E 3 y ., . F f tl L 1 J 'X ,.,: . -,A1 L F f s X i .2 I The Blair Academy Athletic Council was formed a number of years ago in order to supervise the various forms of athletics on the Hill',. The Council consists of Mr. Haskins, the Athletic Di- rectorg Dr. Flinner, the Headmasterg the coaches of each varsity sportg and the team captains. This group meets at the close of each season to vote on the awarding of the Varsity HB . They also discuss the athletic policy of the school and the schedules of the forthcoming campaigns. The Varsity Bu is another association which helps encourage sports at Blair. This group consists of those boys who have won their varsity letter. At the football games in the Fall term, the association sells refreshments in order to raise funds to improve the school's athletic facilities. The board track, the school uniforms, and many other valuable things have been bought by the Var- ity BN. Both of these organizations have done a lot for Blair. They have made sports on the Hill something to be enjoyed by all. They have helped form teams on which the younger or smaller boys can play. All in all, they have done an excellent job in making athletics appeal to the player as well as the spectator. .xx J. N ' wt ..', A ' ' if X V t A V u B h :gg get? 1 xx 1 ' I , , xy i , Q I ...ac Q V , M i ia. W it Y so , ' W ' ,, A Y AK , sf f Alf '.. .- A' Gt 'xv The Athh lc Councd flfal ron uclnzun Bernurzl 'Uauelllno bempzer Seraml rou Ur H1111 Ur lender Dr Flznner 'Ur lxull Ur 11115111115 TMVMmvB CN -- , R -ao QJ -1' 37' ,X s Ifurn r t 1 ,'l1l10lII IIIINIIIIIIIVI N lfuunmnn fllllflllll Nvroml run 'llzemlorurupzlln lfunrurl Rubuzson llurzl lou U11 rec lflllxhlill buumlera 117111611 Fourlhruu 1011+ 110 in 111 5lll0llIlNAW liruo ' . A lin K- A ,. -S 5 ,.'l'lT.Tg 1 Y , ,, M Q --.. . rf 9' - f x kk ,, 4 I O I ': llv , ,. ' , W Q ':. . ,. . 'P I . , A . ', . . ' l '. Q If .v.' ,os, tm , V. T if fi X E' L V 5 X' f 6 ' 'a '- E 'Jr -0 '35 4 , 4 6 ' Q , ' 1 x 'A , ,. an fy. ' X ! 4 52 9 52 14 l D J A , 99 4? 1-f 'I ' Qi C ,M- -?-- 1 E f N f 42. Nqr! Q ,QL xl' , 5 4 1:1 A L A Y s Fix 'nu: f l . .' . . I . -1 '5 V .' ' ', '.' ' ' T. 'f 2 ,V I N f . 'J 1 - M ff. IWIA Q 1. Q, lf. PQ ' H... 'Kb , r ,'w-,tn-sa 'LQ 1 'fi' S' .' Joey Basso sweeps the ends! Football SCHEDULE Blair 14 ..... Pennington .......... Blair 6 ............ Lawrenceville ...... Blair 19 ,..,. Admiral Farragut Blair 7 ............ Hill ..........,..,......., Blair 27 ............ St. Benedict's ..... Blair 40 ............ Peddie .............. The Buccaneer gridmcn completed the '52 cam- paign with three victories against three defeats. Their triumphs were over Admiral Farragut, St. Benediet's, and Peddie. The first game of the season was held at the 'gIIill against a scrappy Pennington squad. The inexperienced Bucs jumped off to a quick 14-0 half-time lead, but could not hold the oncoming Pennington team, which scored 19 points in the second half. Although the Blue and Wliite had many scoring opportunities, their attempts were futileg thus, the game ended with Pennington on on top by a 19-14 count. In the second contest of the campaign, the Kukmen faced a much heavier Lawrenceville aggregation. During the first half both teams played on fairly even terms. Lawrenceville jumped to a quick 6-0 lead which was promptly vanquished by a Blair T D by Pat Sempier, who cracked over renceville scored and for the rest of the game couldn't be stopped as they scored 33 points in the last half. The final score was 46-6. For their third game the Bucs traveled to Pine Beach, where they broke into the win column by copping a 19-6 decision over the swabbies of Ad- miral Farragut. The outstanding features of the game were: Bill Connolly's 99-yard T D runbaclc of a punt, his 30-yard pass to Cooper Saunders for another touchdown, and his toss to George Greene, who lateraled to Joey Basso, for the last score. The Bucs got off to a quick start in their next game, which was against The llill School. On the first play Bill Connolly chucked a 25-yard pass to Pel Brown, who raced 29 yards for the score. Selnpier then made the conversion, giving the Blue and White a 7-0 lead, which they held throughout the first half. However, the Bucs were definitely under a handicap because four plays after Con- nolly threw his T D pass, he received a head injury the Bed and Black goal from the 4- yard line. In the closing minutes of the second quarter, Law- ' ' EW , 2 ik if sic aff' ' HILL CONNOLLY Joe 12,1550 PETE COOPER Buddy Bofinger heads for Hpflpav Sempief 7710103 em d0WYl Ty Puck breaks away enemy territory. 0.9 fvufv-Ma the ball over on a quarterback sneak. Sempier then converted and the score stood T-0. Midway in the third period the Bucs scored again. Finally, as the fourth quarter began, the Blue and White couldn't be stopped as they scored 26 points to end the game with a -LO-0 victory. The outstanding players for the 'LKukmen were: Pat Sempier, who broke a record by throwing three touchdown passes, Chris Stengel, another record breaker since he intercepted three Peddie passes, and Joey Basso, who tied the mark of three T D's scored against a Blue and Gold squad. The outstanding linemen were: Harry Bauman, Yao., CHRIS STENGEL BILL MINDER STEVE WITHINGTON Pickles Flynn ln for the kill' Pel Brown recewmg' 4 ?J,,1 'A4 ff vQ4'9 ' qghi Buddy Bofmger tears loose' 3 COUP SAUNDERS BOB HAUCK PARKER BLISS fin... 14- Wiatr CAPTAIN TONY CERA Although the Buccaneer soccer squad had a mcdiocre record of three w1n fue losses and two tles they m'm'1gcd to break 19 and 13 game Nllllllflg streaks held by Sussex Hlgh and Kew Forest f6S1JECllXCly The flfgl game of tl1e eason saw Sussex Illgll corlng 1 goal III each PCI'lOll M1111 a 4 2 declslon B111 Boyle star llalfback scored both Blatr pomts T11e booters then trayeled to tl1e George School, where they tlnd thelr opponents 1 1 ln the next tllt the Bucs won 'tn eay 62 uctory oyer Pen Il1llglOll B111 Bueno Blue and Whlte center forward scorn d three goals whlle Captaln Tony Cera B111 Boyle and Jun Alzate had one aplece B a1r B a1r B a1r B a1r Blalr Blalr B a1r Blalr Blalr Blalr 2 2 DUUBI' SCHEDULE Sussex George School Pennmgton Sussex Perklomen H1 Law rencey 1lle N Y M A Peddle Kew Forest The Charges of Ferdlc Nlaretal went to Sussex for thetr next game and pulled the upset of the year Su sex whtch had been ehppmg along Vlllll '1 19 game w nnnng trmk w 'ts conftdent that they would beat the Blzurmtn for thelr second tnne of the season Howuer the Bucs could not be held down as they re tstered '1 2 1 ytctory whlcll ffiil tured goals by John Van Brederftde and B111 Bueno Once '1 nn the Buccaneers went on the road and once 'lgam lllClI' 'une ended tn a 1 1 tte but thxs tnne wlth P8flxl0IIlCIl The next game whtch was at Putt town PCIlIlSylX lIl13 saw The H111 H111 a unannnous 10 0 l1CClS10ll ox er the Blue and Whlte The Bucs came back home and lost a tough 2 1 Bluzrmen m acnon Bull Buy le boots xt home yihhvewwvnoaqw mud v f ., -W' I 0 un.. 1 Q: S - ,js ,, 1 ' 1 ,,,,...,..........., - ' .. 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Ceru. ,I0m'lflle1'r. Third I'Ull'f Hr. ,U.u'f'iul f1'0uf'lll. Hoyle. Ildl'llI010lIlL'll', lhiris, Timlfen. lluwekolle. Harden lnumugerl. game to the Bed and Black of Lawrenceville. Following their loss to Lawrenceville, the Mar- cialmt-u journeyed to Cornwall, New York, to face the cadets of New York Military Academy. When they returned, they found themselves on the short end of a -L-3 score. ln their next contest, the hooters dropped a 5-1 decision to a powerful Peddie squad. Bill Bueno scored the lone Blair goal. Boyle passing off. The Bucs closed their season hy defeating Kew Forest 2-1, and breaking the losers' 13-game win- ning streak. Throughout the entire ganie, the Blue and White played heads-up ball, and thus closed the campaign with a victory. Some of the big guns who failed to score were: Bob llunziker, Kerry Bartholniew, Bon Lieder, Jim Youngelson, Bill Tinlken, Al Yvhite, Pete Tillotson, August Jonckheer, and Bob llawekotte. f K k-..f Q . fl in B K 5- A L32 Y Q W ' ' ' wg Q , , , 'cf .A V2 .. . 'P I L N ' -V ,' X f :N swf' J V QQ ' . Yi rf' 1 ' ' L to i 3 i g . ' , Fl 1 4, s B ' ,L Alzate steals it I First row: Klll'kjillll. Hopson, 0111. Conrndi, Meyer. Second row: Hoff, Sozlllzwick, Diclfison. Smolenslry, Bieling, Vreelulul. Third row: Kosten- badcr fMunugerj, Dietrich, Haselman, Bernard, Herz, Bolnick, Robinson, lllr. Pender fcouchl. Cross Country SCHEDULE Blair 24 ............ St. Michael's ...... Blair 27 ............ Lawrenceville .,.... Blair 27 ............ Hill ................... Blair 33 w........... St. Benedicfs .... .. Blair Blair 17 ............ Trinity .,........ ,. 22 ............ Peddie ......, .. C0-CAPTAIN IIASELMAN ,v H. e D'-HR! Led by sophomore Jerry Robinson, who placed second in the State Meet. the Buccaneer harriers completed one of their most successful seasons in recent years by compiling a 5-1 record. ln their first meet -the Pendermen,' won an easy 24-31 victory over the runners of St. Michael's High School. This meet was just a tune-up for Lawrenceville, who lost to the Blue and White by a close 27-28 score. Jerry Robinson took second, while a Red and Black harrier broke the course record. The Hill School was the next to fall to the Bucs, Once again the opposition took first. However, the depth of coach Penderis squad enabled the Blairmen to win by a 27-28 margin. In the following meet, the Blue and Vvhite faced St. Benedict's, a team with a record of 42 consecutive dual-meet triumphs. The Gray Bees were too much for the Blair harriers, as they swept to a 17-38 victory. The next contest resulted in another easy victory for the Bucs, who defeated Trinity, 17-38. The Blue and White ran away with the meet as they captured first, second, third, fifth, sixth, and seventh places. The final dual-meet of the year was against our arch rival, Pedddie. The Blair harriers were too much for the Blue and Gold, who lost by a 22-33 score. Jerry Robinson took first, while Grant Bernard and John Bieling captured fourth and fifth respectively. The eight lettermen on the squad were: Jerry Robinson, Grant Bernard, John Bieling, Bruce Haselman, Tom Hoff, Ed Smolensky, Warren Dietrich, and Pete Vreeland. All these boys did an ex- cellent job in making the cross country season of '52 a big success. Robinson and Bernard bring home the Bacon! took one first, four seconds and two thirds. Rob- Winter Track SCHEDULE Blair 31 .,.......... Peddie ...........,... ...,.., 3 7 Blair 28 ............ Lawrenceville ..... ....... 40 Blair 19 ............ St. Benedict's ..... ...,... 4 9 Blair 19 ..,......... Hill ..,.......,.,.... ....... 4 9 1 . I I v I 'S 2 S f I Jr. 3 xx: 'G x Y.1f..n x.,,,4,,, .. ,yi is w A. :- Unfortuiiately, this 1 S3 Blair winter track team failed to break into ts win column. However, there wexesbright spots in a losing season. These were the nragnifipent erfotrmances of co-captain Jerry Rvbinsongwlio cu tured the Statle Mile Cham- pionship, and Co-captain Bill Zanette., In Blairfs fiiist dual meet of the season, Peddie downed n inexperiehced' team 37-Bl, as Minder, Reed, and Robir'1son took firlsts. Q . LerryAsRobihson garnered our only points at the Nationai'A.A.U. meet at the Garden by finishing foukrth in the,mile. it V xx' , V Against lfawrenceville, Reed hnd Robinson con- tinued their winning ways. Bernard also placed flfrst, butxthe ,beams was defeated by the strong, well-neasoried Lawrentiatls 40-28. On February 25, Sh Benedict's faced the de- termined Pendermen',. Statistics show that Blair Zanetle and Reed take the hurdles! inson sewed up the mile by beating Benedict's 'Lgolden boy , John Cogan, in the closing yards to the tape. Bill Zanette also turned in an out- standing performunce. But St. Benedict's superior- ity on the boards set Blair back 4-9-19. The Bucs took seven places for a score of 19 points against the Hill School. Robinson and Ber- nard tallied in the mile and 880 respectively. The Hillmen rolled up a score of 49 points, thus downing Blair in their last dual meet of the season 49-19. At the State Meet at Lawrenceville, Jerry the blond comet Robinson captured the mile at 4:39. His time was just a few seconds over the State Meet record set by Blair's 'igreyhoundw Pete Wal- lack in 1952. Grant Bernard took a fifth in the halfmile, but Blair was able to register only fifth place in the meet. .HLUWQ7 ,' gltllg, Al it sum Q BWI BLAIR sk 'P gum ,tw an BLAIR R ll 4+ ILIIR Xklll BLAIR IHA!! WLM!! SLIM Flrst low Spmcller Bruno Shea Pfeil Vreeluml Tounsenzl Second row Robinson crosses 'flmsh lmer Mr Pender fCouchl Murder Soulhuuh Rowman 7anette Robinson M Davies Ho Bzelzng Third row Engle fllmmgerl Ruffolo Fury Van Deueen 'Vo ell Reed Pezrsel Co-Captains Blair T1 .,,.AA., Blair 66 .Y,. .. Blair 92 .....,,. Blair 84 ,,..,.,. Blair 65 ........ Blair 58 .,....,. Blair 96 ........ Blair 74- ,....... Blair 69 .,,.... Blair 59 ........ Blair 58 ....... Blair 89 ....... Blair 118 ...... Blair 66 .,... .. Blair 51 ..... ,. Davis and Folkes. SCHEDULE Keystone J. C. ..,............... 51 Prudential Gibraltars ,.,.,,.. 43 ....Phil1ipsburg High Peddie ...............,.............,.... 67 Perkiomen ...... ....... 5 1 Hill ......... . ......... .. St. Benedict's ...... Newark Rutgers ...,., Peddle .v......,......... .......70 ...,...65 .......58 .......48 Horace Mann ...... ....... 6 2 Lawrenceville ...................... 63 Pennington ................v......... 46 ....Wy'omi1ig Seminary ......48 Carteret .............................. 59 Lawrenceville ..,........i........ 49 B urkhurdt scores! -x 0 4 F olkes shoots. sl Ita ketball Capturing 12 out of their 15 games, the Blue and White quintet finished their season as state champions. Throughout the entire campaign the Bucs kept improving so much that they couldnit be stopped. The Haskinsmeni, started their season with five quick wins. They triumphed easily over Keystone Junior College, T1-51, Pru- dential Cibraltars, 66-113, Phillipsburg High School, 92-54, Peddie, 84-67, and Perkiomen, 65-51. In their next encounter the Buccaneer string of victories was broken by the Hill School. The boys from Pottstown, Pennsylvania, jumped off to a quick lead, which the Blue and White could not erase. The final score was T0-58. The '4Haskinsmen', broke into again as they vanquished St. Benedic.t's, 96-65, the win column Newark Rutgers, T4-58, and Peddie, 69-4-8. Archie Burkhardt was the high scorer against our arch rival with 21, while Bob Davis had 17. The hoopsters went on the road again and lost two games. Horace Mann gained a 62-59 victory, while Lawrenceville tri- umphed 63-58. After these two losses, the Buccaneers hit their stride. They downed Pennington 89-46. In this game Bob Davis was high man as he scored 25 points. The next team to fall to the Blue and White was Wyoming Seminary, which bowed to Mr. Haskin's squad 118-48. This score shattered the all-time Blair scoring record. The Bucs then went into the State Meet to face Carteret. All the papers that had written up the coming of the meet stated that Blair didn't have a chance. The Blue and White didn't believe what they read in the papers, so they went out and beat Carteret by a 66-59 score. Carteret jumped to an early lead which they Davis taps one in! L 5 ,O ,15 i U ,w -s 1 X I r iv K' Blah? HLAIR 13 gLAlR BLAIR some ELAN' 1 15 HLMR 12 FirsI.rou': Connolly li1u'lfln1r1ll Davis Slen,el Bron' S l ' - . . . n. econ: row: Mr. gaslrins fl.onelH. J. liofinger, Greene, M. Marcus, Clearer, Galesi, Mueller, Y J I If D offman, lxlrppinger flllanageri, l. Baumann. held throughout the first half. llowever, Mr. Haskins must have given his boys quite a halftime talk for thc Blair hoopsters, who had been trailing 27-25, captured a 40-38 lead by the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter the Buccaneers pulled away to capture a well-earned 66-59 victory. Bill Connolly was high for the Blairmen with 19 points, while Bob Davis and Archie Burkhardt had 18 and 16 respectively. For the final in the State Meet the boys from the Hill had to play Lawrenceville. Once again the papers ,didn't give Blair a ghost of a chance. The lied and Black had already beaten us once this season and were going to do it again. llowever, once again the Blairmen didn't believe what they read, so they went on to beat Lawrenceville 51-19. The llaskinsmen were trailing at the quarter, but by the end of the half had a 28-21 lead. The margin increased as the Blue and White pulled away to a 42-33 score at the end of the third period. ln the fourth quarter the Bed and Black made their move, but their attempts were futile as the Blairmen gained their 51-V1.9 victory. Bill Connolly was high scorer again with 18 points. Much of the credit of this yearis fine team can be given to Coach lfaskins. lle directed his team so well that they were invited to the Glen lfalls Basketball 'fonrnament to play for the Eastern Seaboard Championship. Itis squad. which consisted of Bob llavis. Bill Connolly, Chris Stengel. George lfollves. l'el Brown, Archie Burkhardt, Tod Puck, Jack Bofinger. Bob Mueller, George Greene, Clark Cleaver, Don lfoffman, and Mike Galesi, did an excellent job in making the '53 basketb lt in years to come. a season one to be remembered , , 1 Connolly grabs it! SUP' Lefs go! X W' JJ., M www -'I :E 5' 1 gf' 1 ttf-mg-,1 Ep :Aly ,JJ x M 1' Brown sinks one more! 1 rv L .,., 'ir 'V .. M, 1 crlzf, 1, N' flaw H V 41. I ,X .. - .. - , i . , ,,l,,,.., ' - - 'V T! in .4 iiilrigsg., Q? .,.. Blair ..,-W-4.,.,Q, Y X X 7 it K f W Blau. - Q -- LKLQLL . ' H 'em . f 'tf'.-- e - - , Blalr Blair -- .1--. .M --M., all.- L aff-iff-feaagf MM- , Bl . 1 . -' frm + ffm, .- ' - air faef-fa..4f tT?i5L.e '-' ' - Q -F535-sf:-,i,3L,?-3..,L,qfr M r 59 Blair ff . W My -1 - . . - ' : W-'f' -- Blair . f Blair And they're off! Under the fine coaching of Mr. Edward Kochenour, the Blair mermen swam to victory in four out of their eight meets. They also placed third in the State Meet. In their first meet of the season, the Buccaneers downed the swimmers of Wyoming Seminary 4-4-31. Fritz Trinler, Don Dickison, and ,lim Crichton all took firsts for the Blue and White. The meremen then faced the powerful Lawrence- ville squad, which defeated Koch's', boys by a 52-23 score. The only Buccaneers to take first places were Fritz Trinler and Jim Crichton. an t so .. Swimming 44 ,.......,.,. Wyoming Seminary ............ 31 23 ' ,.,,.,......Lawrenceville ......52 ' ...... 57 18 ..........,. Hill ................. 60 .,,,,,.,,,., N.Y.M.A. ......... ...... 1 5 67 ...,........ Horace Mann ....... ......... 3 28 .......,.,.. Peddie ...................... ......... 4- 7 32 ,,,,....,... West Point Plebes ..,........... 43 4-9 ,,.,,,,,,,,, Lafayette Frosh ,.,... ...... 3 6 The Hill School met the Blue and White in their next meet and came out the victors by a 57-18 margin. This time the only Blair winner was Hughes Cocke. Before a large prom crowd, the Kochmen broke loose as they smashed the cadets of New York Military Academy 60-15. The Blue and White were successful in every event, capturing first in every race except the 200 yard freestyle. The Bucs seemed to enjoy the N.Y.M.A. meet, so in their next contest they won a unanimous 67-8 decision over Horace Mann. The Blairmen ML iii First row: Dickison, Haselmun, Ill, Cage, Cocke. Second row: Borghard fMum1gerl, Carpenter, Van Brerlerode, Crichton, Escribu. Mr. Kochenour fCoachl. Third row: Trinler, Potter, Conradi, Brook, E. D. Rosen. Crichton dives with the greatest of ease! took first in every event. In fact, they were only one point away from a perfect score. The Blue and White lost their next two. A powerful Peddie team won by a 4-7-28 margin, while the West Point Plebes captured a 43-32 vic- tory. Don Dickison came home first in both of those meets. Hughes Cocke also took first . In their closing meet of the season, the Bucs came through with a burst of glory by defeating Lafayette Frosh 4-9-36. Once more Don Dickison crossed the f1Ill5l1 llne before hls opponents H111 Gage and Jlm Cr1chton also placed first Although the squad s record was not outstandlng the squad has good potentlalltles since most of the swimmers are underclassmen Don Dlcklson Don Conradl Bruce Haselman Pete Ill Don McCree and Dick Potter are just a few of the swlmmers that should do well for the Bucs next season The semors who were great assets to the squad were Jim Crichton, Hughes Cocke George Car penter, Dave Rosen, Fritz Trinler, Bill Brook, and John Van Brederode These boys did a fine Job of bflllglflg success to the Hill .alll onli! LQ? 3-hilx -w-3... 'Z te- M M, M 5' Haselman starts the relay ll gr 3 ' .3 K L 3 : ,mwf3M3?fQ Map? gi pw f L ,, .M . , S is t ' - . ,e . v 1- Q , e e l if T X - My K if V -ti' ' 2 I p ' ,,, 3 ,f 2 y .-. YH-I --- e . 1 . h A X. 0 259 gags. X f se, .fee 4 E E K p p, 4' Nizzarr. - -' ,gg v1.,,...V,.t. f ,a K s 5 Q - - , -af . 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Captain White takes his man down' Ginter goes for the pin. 1 ga. Wre tling Having a squad composed mostly of under- classmen, the Buc grapplers did not win any of their meets. However, some of the Blue and White wrestlers had very fine records and should im- prove in the years to come. YVhitey Enhobn was in charge of the 105- pound class. Whitey, who was hindered by an operation, did not start wrestling until late in the season. Sid Baumann and Dick Harden shared the 112- pound division. Sid, who is only a freshman, did an excellent job and should come into his own next year. Dick, who had been wrestling in the 120-pound group, dropped to 112 for the State Meet in which he captured a third place. Bob llunziker dropped to the 120-pound class. Bob had been doing well at 135, but decided he would do better in the State Meet at 120. By dropping down to that weight, he took a second. Tony Cera, the grappler in the 128-pound di- vision, was one of Coach Dalling's inainstays. Tony, a returning letterxnan, did exceptionally well and finished third in the State Meet. In the 135-14-T-pound classes Don Ginter, Gary Llorens, Bob Burn, and Yvillie Mellin alternated. Gem has the adwmage' Willie Mellm executes his famous bridge' I l' 'II fl, j ' if 4 , . , , 1 lg j . 1' 1' 1 I ' ' . 1 L , 'r. i j ' 3' I I 1 - W First qgyw: iEnh5lm, S. Baumann, Harden, Hun- ' f, hiker, . Mellin, Ginter. Second row: Herdman 1, KMl1nagerl, Cera, H. Baumann, Art White, Houck, Mr. Dalling fC0achl . Don, a returning lettcrman, faced very rough com- petition, but did a fine job. Gary, who was a newcomer to the varsity, came through in fine style. Bob, another underclassman, also met with some rough competition. Perhaps the most colorful wrestler on the squad was little Willie Mellin, who finished third in the State Meet. Willie is only a freshman and is expected to do big things in the future. Harry Bauman had the 157-pound class to him- self. Harry fared well in dual-competition and took a third at the States. Captain Art White wrestled in the 167-pound division. Art was very successful, winning two of his matches by pins and finishing second in the State Meet. The heavyweight was Bob Hauck, a newcomer to wrestling, Bobby looked very good and should be a big winner next year. Under the able coaching of Bob Dalling, the team should go far next year. In wrestling, ex- perience is the best teacher. Since most of the varsity was composed of underclassmen, the grap- plers gained the experience that is necessary to win in the future. FPPF ,,x4f4'f Af 'B In sifffr' Ov s A A My FN X QXLAI51 A 414, Blair Blair Blair Blair Blair Blair Blair Blair SCHEDULE 9 ,,,,,.,,,,., Lawrenceville .... 0 ,,..,,,,.... Hill ................ 12 ,,,,.,,,,.., N.Y.M.A. ............- -------- - 1.1. ,,,.,.,,,,,, St. Benedict's .......... ....-- 1 7 13 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Admiral Farragut .............- 22 17 ,,,,,,,,,,.. Peddie .....................- ------ 1 8 2 .,,,,,,,,.., Princeton Fresh 6 ,,,,,,.,,,,. Haverford ............ ......37 ......30 1 i Harry Baumann at work. Coach Dalling gives a few pointers. 89 1 White takes it easy. s i 5, nf Basso steals the bag. -4-can SCHEDULE Fallsburgh High School Pennington Rahway High School Peddie Caldwell High School Keystone Jr. College Bellesille High School Admiral Farragut Hill Lehigh Freshmen Lawrenceville Peddie Ita eball - Coach Kuk is hard at work, getting his squad ready for their season. With only two returning lettermen, the task of molding a team of nine men is not an easy one. However, with the aid of Coach Bode, Mr. Kuk should put forth a winning nme. The pitchers who are expected to do big things are George Folkes, Pel Brown, Coup Saunders, John Hendershot, and ,lake Ryan. The infielders are Joey Basso, Bill Connolly, Pat Sempier, ,lack Bofinger, Tony Cera, and Pete Cooper. Tod Puck, Bill Zanette, and Mike Galesi do the work in the outfield, while the catching department is occu- pied by Dick Flynn and Bill Connolly, who is also an infielder. c LA ig Lg pulp' First row: Dvl'uy, Paulus. Cooper, Cleaver, Hyun, Hendershot, Flynn, Folkcs. llrozrn. l'm'lf. Second row: lug, Zunette. Saunders, Crichton, Ruf- folo, Connolly. Stokes, Tillotson. Thompson fmgr.!. Third row: Hoffman Ceru, uiIlShk0, H. lluunuum, flloruno. Basso, Sempier, Mr. Kuk fcoachl. Track With three lettermen from the winter track squad, the ,53 edition of the Blair spring track learn should fare very well. Under the able coach- ing of Mr. Pender, the Blue and White are hard at work, getting in shape for their season. The standouts are expected to be Howie Reed in the hurdles, Jerry Robinson in the mile, Grant Bernard in the half, Bruce Haselman in the mile, Bill Minder in the shot-put event, and Lu Mascel- lino in the quarter and hurdles. SCHEDULE Caldwell High School Hill Pennsylvania Relays Peddie Lawrenceville Headmuslers and Coaches Association Meet St. Benedictis First row: 1. Cole. Quimby, Rogers, Cuterman, Kimble. S. Baumann, Darius. Pfeil. Herz. Second rout: Sanchez. Sutton, TIIBOIIOTIICOPIIIOS, Parker, Rossman. Weston. KIll0ll'lfZ, Robinson, Nozell. Spimller, Southwick. Third row: Mr. Sisler fl'0llf'lIl. yllr. Pentler fvoarhi, Myrbavk, Greene, Bush, Trinler, Perry, Masrellino. Bernard, Christiansen, M. Davies, Al White, Kleppinger lmanagerl, Holzman fmanagerl. Lou leads the pack. Rossrnan goes over the lop. Greene tosses it home! - ff Enholm displays winning form! 'L .A,, ., IS? 92 f '-'I 5 5 ,L V. . , it - -W'---T Sf,-'5!,y,,'1' . ' , Foursome has a conference. if nn fy , r y a 7 X: ,L Q ...W W, M M. if M in K ' , ' g, A .-', 2,-N iv 5 K', X tzrir - -, t JMD T ' 1 f TIN '7kv:1,:',- 'Nuff 'faq - . h , 'Vg 'Ai . . ' , Q ,. A ' my ,Q .AF-7.i' ' K fu' m sv., . Captain Jerry Ball. SCHEDULE Rahway High School Peddie Hill St. Benedicfs Caldwell H. S. West Orange H. S. Belleville High School Peddie Princeton Freshmen Headmasters and Coaches Tournament Lawrenceville The outlook for the 1953 golfing campaign is very bright. Last year Mr. llallls squad won eight out of their eleven matches. Of the 1952 squad's seven lettermen, six are returning. They are Cap- tain Jerry Ball. Whitey linholm, Bob Davis, Jerry Sussman, Bill Bueno, and ,lim Mellin. The State Nleet will lake place at Blair. Con- sidering that the Buccaneers know the course very well. they have a very good chance to take a first. ln any event, the ,513 season should be very suc- cessful for the Blue and White golfers. fir' First row: Enholm. Hull, Mellin. Second row: Buena, Sussman, Davis, Bieling fmanagerl. Tenni B'-:ff i' SCHEDULE Ralnsay High School Peddie Geofge School Lehigh Freshmen Caldwell High School Peddie Princeton Freshmen Headmasters and , 'Q Coaches Tournament ny 1-Ar-is-AL I.aurpnceville Wyoming Seminary L ' Bill Bgylg and Peg, Engel. Led by Chris Stengel, the Blair tennis team is looking forward to a successful season. Coach Gray has been working hard with his boys, teach- ing them the various fundamentals that are neces- sary for a winning campaign. The regulars on his squad are Chris Stengel, Bill Boyle, Irv Blacher, Mel Loory, Pete Engel, Tom Barrett, Bill Timken, and Lenny Walker. These boys are practicing hard in order to make the '53 Blair tennis team a winner. EW Walker and Timken take on all comers. CO E, ,, mm n rf ,. ff' ' 3. fs.. First row: Kostenbader fm rJ Loor' Blacher Barrett. Second row: Capt' Chris Smngel S 9 If 1 Boyle. L. Walker, Engel, Mr. Gray fcozichj. J.l'. Football First row: W. Marcus, Ginter, En- holm, Escriba, Rubin, Fury, Mr. Kochenour fCoachl. Second row: M. Galesi, Bentrovato, Grande, J. Ball, Rossman, M. Davies, Camp lMana- gen. Third row: Levine, Stokes, D. Galesi, Zipes, Castle, Lewis, Bowman, Hilfiker, Dwyer KManager!. Lightweight Football Seated: Cocke. First row: Mr. Bode fCoachi, R. Thompson, Edlich, Fritts, Katowitz, Black, Ill, W. Mellin. Sec- ond row: llerdman, Washko, Burn, Bash, S. Cole, Dorsey, Morano, Zell- ner. Third row: Schmitz, Kimble, Barrett, Bartow, Dunphey, Loory, Pur- cell, McCue. -pl , . 1. A 2539. iifi Qi' o of f I F A . Q, ' 5 , ij f .v I if D I , vb ' ., M, as get -Y ,352 .. If 1' gf., of ,tw ji 4 Z' g f if : A , LAIR 5'-MR ' A BU1 SWR BWR 5 JV aL 'R gljltjp xkxv du 1 J.V. Soccer First row:. McCree, Shea, LaForgia Christiansen, Forbes, Rohrs, Mr. Sis: ler lCoach2. Second row: Plaza Grieco, Mata, K. Rosen, S. Baumann 9 Moreau, Livingston. Third row: Mil- ler fMunagerJ, Frank, Nozell, Paffen- dorf, Darius, Pfeil, Takahashi, Came- ron, Golding. J.V. Basketball First row: Cooper, Zipes, L. Walker, Loory, D. Galesi. Second row: Pickett fManagerj, Tillotson, Bartow, Paulus, Hendershot, N. Davies, Forbes, Budd, Mr. Cray fCoachl. lv V WWW www F A P F MW ,... W, vu n T K gg, ,l g fur + if' l J.ll. Wrestling First row: Diaz, Dalling, Lund, Pur cell. Second row: Talfalmslii, Grande Llorens, Frank, 1. Mellin. Third row Levine, Fritls, Losa, Darius, Theo- doruropulos, Mr. Dalling lCO!1Chl. I l . ,a fftawy w1'T.l.ll. wimmmg me in ,CWM First row: Allen, Hopson, Bowman, Rose. Second row: Alzule, Katozcitz, K. Rosen, Russell, Mr. Nesbitt. Third row: Roebclen, Ullman, Quinby, Stokes. 4' v 9510 ,X,Al,5: gk 1LHR aww A pu ' A , -,mwq ' 14 QLHF J.V. Baseball Firsl row: llluvlf. Frilts. Levine, Budd, llerlf. Forbes. Cage. Roebelen,'Llor- ons. livntrorulo. lfdlirlz. Serond row: Mr. Bode ff'0Ill'l1l. U . Jlurrus, Cooke. Criero. Zipes. llunzilfer. Tlllflllllwlll Low. Ynmigvlson. Jonrlflieer, Pace. Third row: ll. Case. Bruno. Carer, Tunlirus. Cuslles. Lieder. Dunphey Burn. Collins. s 1 A Senior Farm ell len loolxlnff bark upon these years 1 lump come tm the thro'1t r ill th 111 nu sc L Ill c when rlrplomr 4 s ull sllyer in ur 1 ls it an Am if by Chance you do Het out remember ju t one 1111 Q ont lauffh the mxt time omone sly t Qlllilylllf' that My You ll leaye the school Nltll hippy heart and forffet ill rnemle ou ll rcmember the guys ln ill tory Cla lo lync w rc en Unnc tht midyi rr rm 1 1 tl How many times will you recall IH years yet to pi That mad run for the butt room after eyery elws l Remember the way you fooled around and made eleh IIVI u Then came the mldterms, and it was thelr turn Youll remember three days without electricity Your eomplamlnv talkmv and butt room aetiylty Youll remember Ray s moyre on Sunday afternoon The hours you got for chfismv the gloom During study hall in someones room you were dead The ma ter came 1n and you dlyed neath the bed Remember the bull session til three ln the morn A master walked m, his eyes full of scorn Think of detentlon and how you did rack lNot one or two, but flye 'lt a crack You ll remember the prom and all of lts glamour, The radar eyed chapcrones and their bit of clamour Think of the butt room 'md how you would borrow Your frlends all got eyen, much to your sorrow Van B w1ll be remembered for his blt of talkmg, You walked out of ehwpel and stopped your balkm Think back to Mr Walkers advlce, Pass a course, It would be mee Think of these memories, there are quite a few, Its things llke these that will stlck wlth you Jorr M WINIT7 o QQ 7 99 WI D L. 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