Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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1 ,otim ipoinilapmi J ROBERT AUSTIN HAUSLOHNER H.1usy Haus 'AHobby Uv IIII' I.-' like il rezf, fell VOIP. 51 North XV.ishington Street, Willies-liari'e, Pennsyl- ' Yllflld. My Horn at Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Iunc 15, 1921. Q Periwig '38-tgq, 'Vz,g-'amz llibliopliiles Club: Fencing Team '58-'59, 'gg-'4og Concert Club '58-'59, '59-'4o. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1953. Former House, Griswold. Preparing for BA. course at Princeton. l9l+O ' il iriiihiiii yrji' 1 I IF perchance you were even brought to an abrupt stop by two red lights while traversing the campus, you were greatly deceived. These deceptive red lights were nothing but Hausy's cheeks which are as red as one could rind anywhere .... The budding fencing team was ably assisted by his lightning thrusts, parries, en gardes, et cetera .... XVith reading as his favorite hobby, he naturally became a Bibliophile. . . . Do not expect many answers to your letters to Haus because writing letters is a very delinite headache to him .... It is too bad there is not a Chess Club any more, for he lilies the game very much. He should have been in league with some of the other chess fans during the tree weelvend .... XVhether Bob means it or not is doubtful, but he wants to become a brain specialist. lf he pursues this profession, we, as a body, hope that he will bc able to synthetically compose and inject into us gray matter. I-lc would do Lawrenceville masters a great service. Perhaps a statue of Dr. Hauslohner would be very litting some years hence. OlIL'1lllIlIf1'fd Eigfzleen

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1 F ititiiv ipoiniaiiurv Q J ANTHONY HASS Uilirvliyi' Neville Uixiljffllilig 1'.-' Jillirlrfr I0 il lflfflllg n1ilJ1l'. 719 Park Avenue, New York Citv. Horn at Vienna, .'Xusu'i.i, December ii. 1915. XX Club: Pipe .ind Quill Club: Caniera Club 'SU54' Skeet Club: I'arl-ins lfrancais: Glue Club '39-'arfz ljllflll' '59-'44-g Ulla I'otlrnl.i llriartl 'gofaoz Fencing Team '59-fin. Caine to Liwreneeville September. l4jk?,Ql. Preparing for I4.S.Ii. course at Princeton. l9ll'O ' -1 iiiiiipii, Q v'i fi HSTEP, step, step together, step and similar counts are familiar to Tony because he was enrolled in the Chalif School dancing class. He had never danced before the Glee Club trip to Ogontzg however. this fact is hard to believe because he formerly attended a large school in Vienna, where waltzes like the Blue Danube are, as everyone knows, waltzecl .... YVith his camera he has been responsible for a great many of these informals. . . . Fences with much dexterity and agility .... Con, iuring tricks is Tony's favorite hobby, and one of his better tricks is to imitate Sir Neville Chamberlain. VX'ith a characteristic umbrella and a Chamberlain mask, the resemblance is astounding and frightening at first sight ..... r Xfter taking eleven subjects a year in Austria. iust four subjects here at Lawrenceville were a snap for him. lll-satisfied with Trenton's suburban house, George. he obtained a lodging in Upper with Beach, Hall. and later Ernie VVinter ..., Has a pleasant bass voice .... His ambition tif anvl is to make scientific discoveries. Perhaps a world- famous name in science will be Anthony Hass. One Hll!1!fl't'd Sezfelzfewz

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ig QF iitm ipoimimiinzt J IOHN B.-XSCOM HEATH lack ' 1-lalf-Speed .-llzoflzw' of Hx lillhom nic liizm' nor. Kennedy House, Lawrenceville, New Iersey. Born at Lawrenceville, New Jersey. May 7, 1913. Baseball Team lmaior Ll '59 '4o: Football Team fnumeralsl '55, tmaior LQ '5o: Head Boy, Forms l, Il, III. and IV: Marcus D. French Cup: Best All-Around Boy '35-'56, '36-'5j-1 Robinson Memorial Prizes '37-'58, '53- '59: Secretary-Treasurer. First Form: President. Second Form: Vice-President. Third Form: Director of Upper: Vice-President, Perry Ross: Treasurer, Kennedy: Lawrence Board '57-'55, Sports Editor '58-'39, Managing Editor '59-'40: Pipe and Quill Club: Herodotus Club: President. Cum Laude Society: Coach. Kennedy Soccer '59-'4o: Fifth Form Basketball Team Qnumeralsl. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1955. Former Houses, Perry Ross and Kennedy. Preparing for B... ' ' course at Yale. riff f Q59 fr l f Y, .9 me if lfi-ff J HE.ATH is a prominent name in the small t v of Lawrenceville. ' tl lack a. one more than his share to keep up its high re utation 1 re orcl cer ain u ique . . . Scholastically he has led his Form throng the 'Fix' ars of ' atte d' ze here: furthermore. lack has a library of prize ok h ng t ' y to n ntion ' . ' . . ' cr F sc a' ' al 0 ' aboxe Besides le di e o might add that he has h exect e office eac year ..... X fl outstandin ei be A Coat Perha is the most memorabl ' s homer pp? lilit ' nine. and many hits have res u de off .c 's b. .ii - it as the lirst pitched ball against H l. ortunatelf the 6 j game was called oPfl , . . VVas hrs -stri g d on the Fuzzy Craig's absence, lack took up the cozrhinw football team, in spite of his ever-wea ose .... i Uk Kennedy .... He and Christy VVilson havejn HE LAWRENCE this year. and as proof of th ' ability THE LAXVRENCE won First prize in sox e wot nat' - wide contest. Probably his best piece w iting V the account of the Faculty basketba g e. O Oz znzdre ineieerz X tfjjfy,