Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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JI..-. 4. .- L- . 4-.-...... ,........ Our i1'S'C public duty in the affairs of state led us to elect Dana Stevens, President of our young but glorious Form, Harold Winter, Vice-President, Charles Reinhart, Treasurer of the Funds QU and R. R. Campbell, Historian Qgone but not forgottenb. There were other famous ones, some are gone never to return Cyou may find them in 'o5j, others are still with us, among whom we might mention F akey Colon, Willie,' Braddock, as some of the most honored ones. Neither must we fail to tell how our ranks were swelled from the intellectual class of 'o3, Qour powers of attraction being too much for themj. But time flies, and before we knew it our first school year was over. The summer quickly passed and once again we found ourselves back in the halls of Lawrenceville. Not, however, as base, ignoble churls. No l no ! Not that ! Rather as conquerors of nations did we once more assemble in the study room in order -to elect our ofhcers and to study? But even here the minutes go quickly by and we cannot stop to linger over the pleasant incidents of happy bygone days when we were young and unsophisticated, but must hurry on to fresher fields. N The terms fled by while we, unheedin g, scarce marked the iiight of time until one morning we awoke to find it necessary to pack up for our summer vacation and our second year was over. We had gone together through two years of school life and now, after our summer vacation, we were ready, if not eager, to enter upon the privileges of our Third Form year. In that magic passage from Second to Third,Formers we put away those study hours which by too much rubbing in had grown very obnoxious to us and hence we hailed with delight the privileges of Third Formers and as we passed the doors of the study-room we looked at them with the feeling of great tribulation indeed, that is, all except a few penal sharks such as Strat and others. Even in this Form we had some notable athletes, Clab Holden, Ham Andrus, L. Markley, Harry Pearson. and others. Football season came and went in which we defeated Hill, 111l1Ch to our Joy and delight. Hardly anything else of note happened except the choosing of our 18