Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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OLI A PODRIDA ROBERT CHASE FLINT Bob .-IU right, hold 1041! pose! 255 Vlfarwick Road, Kenilworth, Illinois. Born at Evanston, Illinois. May 13. 1920. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1937. Preparing for a B..-X. course at Princeton. S smile L, iz? vigil PIM V7 '-ii? Ftigy-,gligv-ri :,..gc,5,.4 FDD-'1 O Ewa-LUQC 5 4eE.9 Q55 22 ,-'f-'f:-- 5 51 -1G- aero.. :gm 4 :' 1:1 9,2 5:-:fi 'w '-scrum g':--140 niifbilt-1 EC To Q moon- m5847- ig 5549 :r 0-E-5 wo -- maint -19, O 2 OC .affzrc-52 tial? Og'Uf-13 'o.dO- g: FD 'Erbs 5555 3 U' ..., 5a'2E D ,Gmac gigmm 3053 Fo :D Q5 gmf-rf-1 uaOD'.'3 L.-e-20 r-v-.rv I-' :Egg WD 3 OEUUD D.-won 9272 O ll V' v- '.IJ C-':1:q Omg Coen Ewa:-E r-I :Ebac-5 QSQQ5, S 'ta Q 1 -fa M 6 ,,. - 5 nkmt 3 Q 5a,f -'bf 03' 001-JOHN excellent photographer. You have probably often seen his pictures in the School publications. x . . Bob is a very creditable golfer and an excellent oars- man even though his light weight holds him at a disadvantage in the latter. Although Bob came here as S ,-- a rhinie this fall, he adapted himself quickly to the Y N' 0 school life and has maintained high testimonial aver- age throughout the year. This mental ability enabled Bob to move to Upper from his country domicile, the George House. soon after coming to Lawrenceville. Sincerity, geniality, and a sense of humor are the characteristics that make Bob so popular among his friends. He is quiet and unassuming, minding his own affairs in a way that is quite pleasing to masters and boys alike. Best wishes for Bob at Nassau. One Hundred Ten

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toufs Pon L IOI-IN DUXV FARRINGTON. IR. A-'it-v 'si..tt Thr gfilss' uf f.r.-'f1n111, ilflll Ihr' nwlil uf 'vHlN1.H iirvi Laurel .Xitnut-. XXinnetka. lllinms. Horn .it Kansas Fits. hllssmlll. Iunt ii, io:-1. Ulla P1-rl 'qi--'qi ' friibi lfaptain of Iiickinson hull Team QT. A 2 75 :i f. ff 77 m F Ff - ,. JI F5 K '00NnA 0 :Q 5 E 5 r- c' llwusc. llzckmsun. I'i'tp.u'ing for li..'X. at Prinvnton. 5' A gznprn V Q S5 'Pg .N Qi s Q si 5 A? 153 :- fa . T' s 'Q ' - qi? Q3 TEX is one of the select members of the Club lsinnan. .X former Dickinsonian. he was the able participant in many ot the house league sports. In football. baseball, soccer, and track he acquitted himself ably. Also he became a member of the UUA Pon board on which he has servetl for two years. ln his lilvth form year he has actively played on many teams. ln tlie great senior softball league. Tex was one of the lieu' lielloxvs who might rightfully be termetl a baseball player, his pitching leatling Pyles marvelous aggregation to victory, .Xl- though Tex likes softball. lie can usually be tiountl on the golf course in any ol' his spare time. Last year be captainetl the Dickinson Houre team antl continually manages to turn in enviable scores. Another thing Tex is well known :intl atlmiretl lor by everyone is his swell sense of humor antl gooil nature. You can count on a practical ioke or quick re- mark lirom him. but his geniality removes any sting. However. he has been known to take as well as give in this respect. sell' well liked by everyone. Ona' Hulzdrcd IVIAJIL' Tex. through his spirit of goocl fun, has matle him-

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Ol LA PODRLDL IAMES EDWIN FOARD lim Iininiy Illini: Iliz' lfffilnff gn f'vv. llrainvvell. NVQ-st Virginia. Horn .it Cnviiigton, Virginia. April ii, mln. Orchestra 'F-iso, 'gli-'qj, I.t-.itler 'qj'-XS: l,avvrentc 'gg-ffm. 'qu-':f. Nlanaging lzilitoi' 'gf-'ghz Rainioml llouse Council Cup 'wx .Xllf.Xi'ot1nd Cup 'qjz Rayniontl St-cretarv-'lircastirtr 'gli-'qjz Raxniond lflianipionsliip ilicnnis Team 'go-'g7: 'liennis Unipircs' .'XssiiCl.lIiiiI1 'griz Wrestling Ttani 'gg-'40, qtiapiainl 'gf--'q7. '57-Eh: llcrwliittis tilulw 'gffghz Ring Fiiiiiiiiittct' '47-'gtk l'.inic to I..iivrt'nctvillt' St-pttnilwcr, logs. Iforiuer ll-rust. Rayniond. l'rcparing for ll..X. cviur-c .it l,I'lllLL'UlI'l. Z 4,svuuMv,. x ASN '49 -s' Mfg 6 if f- iiii 5 , 1M4 5 6, aw gs N '00NnAii0 7 v-4 Z 4 LP U ,- Z CE f-v 'J' fb A O '-i I-Q 3 D 23 V. 'J P. O 5 an 'J F. C O C u: 5 .1 L? 5 D fi -1 it 5 :. ..a 5 ft L E. 1-v fb X4 LT' C 'Ii TJ 3 :J .1 Z-J 77' 5 UQ - is 'foot-Jews' a name for himself in Lawrenceville. A greenhorn in the manly 1lI'I of self- defense, lim took up wrestling. Proving his prowess in the Ili-pOUIlLl class. he was elected captain of the team for the next year, and reelected for his final year. ln his three-year career, lim has lost hut two matches. thus earning an enviahle record. W lim completed his Rhinic year in the Raymond House hy being elected to the Luviiexci hoard. ac- quiring the Raymond House Council Cup, and lse- coming house secretary-treasurer for the following year. .Xs an old hoy, lim xvon the Raymond All-,-Xround Cup, and also did his share in vvinning the house tennis championship. ln his Fifth Form year, lim joined the Herodotus Cluh hy virtue of his high grades in American His- tory, and was also a memher of the Ring Committee. ln addition to all these activities lim has estah- lished himself as an excellent musician. playing thc i violin for two years, and acting as conductor for the l Orchestra his third year. One Hmzdred Elezfcn