Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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SAMUEL AUSTIN McKAY BISHOP YOUNGSTOWN, onto Entered '51, Assd. Co. A, Photographer for Eagle, Varsity Football Mgr., 4, Var- sity Football, A. Sam, a new boy this year, made a good record as a hardrworking and conscien- tious football manager. His efforts in this endeavor materially helped Bolles in the football picture. One of Sam's hob- bies was photography, Most of the snapshots in this Eagle were taken by him and his trusty Cirotlex. We know that his ability to work hard at any- thing will assure his success in the fu- ture. Entered '5lp Assd. Varity Golf Powell was boy many friends most popular o new boy ercised his was est Color X ROBERT C. BRADY rlrusvms, FLomDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. B, P.O. Zfc, 3, Intramural Bar. Bob was from Titusville, Florida, and wanted everyone to know about it. A second year man, Brady was u sparkplug on the B Company intra- mural team. He attained a naval rank quickly by his natural ability to keep a good step as guide. His natural habitat was the smoking lounge, where he would wait for hours for the ping-pong table, meanwhile telling about all the raw deals he was getting from his teachers. Our best wishes go with this likeable senior. POWELL PANAMA Cl , IDA H dwaiter at Bolles. the w also golf his Bolles ,J ef? go cs 3 , 5 ft P653 .5 Ula 'llrS bI if 3 . t'l u.Sl Q 'llfl' J Film, PA. 4.7 'll' it 0

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Q ,J x JOSE MANUEL ABARCA, JR. SAN JUAN, Punto Rico Entered '48, Assd. Co. A, Corp., 2, Sgt., 3, Master Sgt., 4, Academic, Conduct, Intramural, Athletic, Military, Honor, and Service Bars, Member B Club, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Golf, l, All Intramural Basketball, All Intra- mural Volleyball. One of the most capable non-commission- ed officers in Company A, Jose could be seen every afternoon iotting down the names of those poor individuals who tried to skip drill. .lose was on the baseball team tor three years, and was elected Captain of it during his senior year. Hosey plans to attend Harvard this coming fall where he will probably dwell on the subject of medicine. I LEONARD F. BELLINGRATH PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Entered '5l, Assd. Co. B, Conduct Bar, Varsity Tennis Team. Arkansas was well represented by Len during his stay here at Balles, and he will be missed by all when he leaves to attend Ole Miss to learn a little of the college life there. He had a ready sense of humor that could be heard dur- ing Senior English and Physics classes. Many of his comments and remarks will go down in the annals of Bolles School. He was constantly striving to improve his game of tennis, and could be found every afternoon out on the courts blast- ing away at that ole ball. We all know that he will do good anywhere he goes and that he will gather about him a hosl' of friends as he did here. -1--- ' 131, ,,f Wallets ff! z' ' 5 niufniq l c., A SEV' -' . , M19 5 I , 1- ' ff! I ,fra 7 , f N9-' . 1- ' r'! 'jxc , ',,' !l ,ff ' ,f I A, fjlflj r.,,ff My I 5 94' J 1 IV d A-,ff ,, fp' L' A , ,I , f',-I L! I 1-.f ft .f ' . 1 ,, -. I V, 1 l ' I' I. 1' J ft fy, I ' 1 . 1 ' HARRY EZEKIEL BENNETT, JR. COCOA, FLORIDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. B. Harry might be labelled one of the class iokers of l952. Always looking for an unsuspecting victim, he usually found one or two and kept iust two jumps ahead of the Powers-That-Be in his constant en- deavor to blow up his roommate or do some other harmless little prank. Among his hobbies were tinkering with radios. This hobby brought about some unusual effects in his radio. Ot course, he could always get it repaired over the weekend. In Harry's first year, he received an award for excellence in typing, another of his interests was swimming. He was usually at his best when trying to con- vince Captain Horton that the smoke com- ing out of his room was not smoke at all, but rather a heavy fog moving in from the river.

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FRANKLIN C. BROWN ARCADIA, FLORIDA Entered '50, Assd. Co. A, P.F.C., 3 Corp., 4, Academic, Conduct, and Military Bars, Asst. Mng. Ed., 2, Mgr., 4, Bugle, Sec. Ed., 3, Co-Ed., 4, Eagle, Secy. Alpha Society, 4, Member Bugle Staff, 3, Member B.J.T.M., C.S.P.A,, F.S.P.A., Qui and Scroll, Member Alpha Society, 3, , Member Glee Club, 3, 4. The little corporal won man nors in his short stay at Bolles. g? brain in his academic work, F ' had much time to spend on riou ' n- olism staffs. A lover of asstc usic he was also a silver t gue or ci will be remembered or his abs ruse, re condite, and e ot ' voccgary. I cf df' f f 'sa WILLIAM D. BROWN GREEN cove SPRINGS, FLORIDA . N, I!!! J-'MX Q ' L f 'Jil I . , fl fu ' I X, Ji l II' A, fv fV, 'i A, ll 1 I 4 FLWT Q ff It L' p , ., ff' M ,ll - . ,Q 'Wim 1 ,' V z'f4a 'Y l U 1 .Q , -'S ff' N, 4 I .. 9 12 -- 4 K ,5,,,.2-1' F' f f Q jj! 'E l F A-N tr - fi , I Entered '50, Assd, Co. B, P.O. Zfc, 4, Intramural Bar, Varsity Football, 3, Mem- ber B Club, 3, 4, Member Glee Club, 3, 4. Bill had a consuming interest in football and was a livewire on the l95I Bolles Squad in that there were few athletes at Bolles who could pass a football as well as he. This year he assisted Captain Ber- gen in coaching the midget football team, Coming from a Navy family, Bill is in- tensely interested in this work and may follow a Naval career. t' ,I 7' . .?f.,e il if 1. ' L F 'I' li ,wr X, x N. xl, JOSE CAMPOS SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico Entered '51, Assd. Co. A Jose was the Bolles Prototype ot the latin Lover, Ricardo Montalban variety. We suspect that he was a representative ol the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce iudging from the dozens of scenes and maps of this place plastered on the walls of his roam. His unbelievable tales ot prowess with the ladies and his rapid- fire delivery of these tales and other stories earned for him the name of Ametralladora from his South American friends. R