Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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1 4DlLlLA roipiaiiml J CHARLES HARDY UCJP.. For Iflj' nike, rofuiuo, I wonfd Fl't lI gt-I furry n1i1rlQ,r. 641 Esplanade Street, Pelham Manor, New York. Born at Fairhaven, New Iersev, August IS, 1911. Manager of Football Team tminor Ll '59: Fencing Team '37-'58, '5H-'59, '39-i402 School Band '37-'38: Orchestra '57-'55, '55-'59, ljQ'.44II Swing Band '58-'59, '59-'4o: XX Club. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1957. Former House, Raymond. Preparing for HS. course at Harvard. ig i4I'iiwll?HTq l WHENEN'ER a serious problem arose in Lawrenceville, it was immediately presented before Cap Hardy, the wonder mind. Particularly did everyone have the opportu- nity to digest his opinions and enjoy his quick wit and humor at the table for it is here that he is in his prime ..., Physics and engineering seem normally to fall in line with each other: hence, Cap is going to strengthen their close affinity by becoming some unusual person called a metallurgical engineer .... He cletests strongly the constant cigarette borrowers who constantly ac- cost him. You, however, can almost always depend upon his having one, for he keeps one side of his case Hlled with new cigarettes and the other abundant with half-smoked butts , . . Fences like a genuine fencer. . . . Phil Sterlings saxophone section of the swingy swing band was enriched to the very nth degree by Cap's lung power .... During football season you could see our m:inager's young recruits laboriously pushing the water squirter onto the held, gathering helmets, and performing the other necessary chores. He, intelligently, leaned back and enjoyed the games as a spectator. One Hmzdred Fourleelz

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L roitita ropiaiiivag J MARK HALL l7l.isli BML home riginal in Imfiiiiziz. . . . 4:11 Indiana Avcnue, Fort XV.iyne, Indiana. I-iorn .it Oak Park. Illinois, Xoveniber I. 19311. Presidtnt ill George lFirst Termiz Student Council: Gun Club 'iq-i-Qin: Pcriwig '39-limi: Science Club. Uaine to I..iwrenctv1llc September. 193-r. Prtparing for EA. course at Princeton. J, ,, i 1.940 Muua has very successfully upheld the characteristically high standard of accomplish- ment which Hoosiers always make in whatever they attempt. No sooner had he settled in George than he came into the limelight by his election to the presidency of that house .... Being capable of earning better grades than fifty per cent of his classmates, he journeyed about a mile to Upper. Room, ing with Beach and Hass was all right for social activity. but not for mental activity. so he took a single, f . . . His Russian and other unmistakable accents could be detected anywhere as coming from him. He even tried to use this wonderful faculty for atlected accents in the Periwig .... To practice up for any Iniun huntin' in the Indiana forests in the vicinity of Fort VVayne this summer, he ioined the Gun Club. One needs that old ushootin' eye to spot those stealthy Redskins. Everyone knows that the only good Indian is a dead one. . . . Made some bonefcracking and rib- tickling tackles on the Championship Touch Football Team ...., -Xttempts hasketball when his knee is in the right place. One Hznzdred Thirzeezz

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1 roicica ipoipiaiimt Q J HARRY LERQY HARRISON Harry IV!1frc fllrrr is 11 will, tlu're'x 11 lilly. 121 Lodges Lane, Bala-Cynwvd. Pennsylvania. Born at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 27, 1923. Fifth Form Soccer Team lnumeralsj. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1939. 1..1....F1?'H9. 1 ' HARRY has been one of the Lodges old stand-bys since his arrival in this burg last fall. He and his roommate, Charlie Gordon. are pretty cbummy .... For him the Iigger Shop was strategically located. It even has a ping-pong table on which he could play, provided he furnished the ball. Somebody had a great deal of foresight to place this shop so conveniently for Harry ..... X fter earning some numerals in Fifth Form soccer, he decided to get some for the other side of his sweater by playing basketball. Luckily for us he did not get them because we would have been unable to tell at First glance whether he was going or coming .... Likes Mathe- matics ..... X BS. degree in engineering is supposedly in store for him: however. he apparently is pretty choosey about the college at which he wants to pursue his higher education .... Like all great men he was born in the month of February .... Rumors have reached our ears about his familiarity with certain inhabitants of Shipley. Obviously, we do not mean the teachers. One Hundred Fifteen