Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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,L GDIILIILA rolullalloift Q J TH EUDORE IOH N HUBE A-'IiL'Lln 'fliucku Uxvdltflln Iliff milf me 'Rllz'k.ffl0I.i 224' haklns Road. M.lnll.lsset. Xew Xllrk. I-turn .lt I-lmoklxll. New York, Deceillllt-r gil. lull. Varsity Flmrhall rlitillll fnumeralsl: Rallllolld kjllllll- pionship F-vutlxlll 'l-t'.lll1 'ight Ring Cwlllllllttee: President ol George House: lxflllll Colllllllttee 'gtg-'4-i. CLIINL lu I..lwrt-neexille Septeillbt-r. ltjgj. Former 1 House. Rmlilolltl. I'regi.lring for H..-X, course .lt Uni- it-rslty of Xvlfgl .. 'i liillliiiglkq' TED is president and ruler of Castle George. He started the year in Upper, but went up with the first migration to the chateau. where he was immediately elected to lead the house .,.. Football claimed his time in the fall but he unfortunately saw more action at the beginning of the season than at the end .... He got eggs in his beer. . . . Hobe does not live the same life as the average Laurentian. He sleeps all day and works all night. He can be found any XVednesday, Saturday. or Sunday afternoon in his room asleep. He can be found any day of the week at two in the morning working .... Ted comes originally from the Raymond House where he was a star footballer .... He has a faculty for eoining nicknames. More than one student bears appellations of which he is the originator .... He has lately moved his easy chair down to the George House porch where undoubtedly he will spend much time gaining the benefits of the Iersey sun .... Ted looks forward to going to Virginia and coeduelltion .... Deserves nu- merals for his work Qsetting up chairsl on the Glee Club trips. One Hundred Tzzfelzty-illree

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- ,ot.it,a ropiaipaaa J DAVID NEWHALL HILL 'lDave L'Comrade Half Hitler. 945 Green Street, San Francisco, California. Born at San Francisco, California, October 19, i92o. Time Current Affairs Test '59-'aoz Hamill Councilman '59-40. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1933. Preparing for .1 B..-X. course at Stanford. I9'-I-O ' 'I H 'iiuiwi 1 l ' VVE can probably find him smoking on the Esplanade, for Dave is an ardent adorer of he-nd nicotine. For him, the Esplanade oifers not only a legal place for the use of tobacco but also a haven for discussion .... Dave has a passion for discussion and he is often seen there in deeply intellectual controversies with the Forms highest minds. . . . He has his own ideas about everything, and he can back them up with an amazing amount of fact. His- tory, philosophy, and music are right up his alley. Current events are his forte .... He was First in the school in the Time Test last year .... Do not take the name of Hitler in vain in his presence ....r A l- though the quiet type, he was always in the midst of the fun in Hamill last year .... He comes from Cali- 3 forma but athletics have no interest for him .... Has a a remarkable knack of getting out of exercise .... yt' - Studies hard but has an aversion for Mathematics .... f it . 1 XVC all remember him as an amiable individualist, hop- . .W ing that he does not leave safe territory to wield his X 4 , h dictatorial power in some part of Europe .... Get- iiii iii., 2 many for example! A' 'J Om' Hundred Twerziy-m'0

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l ,prim roblaibmi J L.-XNGDON HOCKMEYER Huck 'lLang Tf1i1f's' 1102 i1u'w'1f1on fo Hoyle. 7 XVliitman Street, Lowcll, Massachusetts. Horn at Lowell, Massachusetts, November 4, IQZI. Football Squad fl'lLllUt'l'.llNl 'go-'4og Track Squad tmaior LQ '5o5.11+: .Xccordion Soloist. Came to Lawrtnceville St-ptembcr. logo, Former House. George, Preparing for HA. course at Princeton. l9ll'O 'i l'lIlt 'li '.l ' i Tune is not much to say about Hock other than to say that he worked from George House to Upper, has earned a major L, and went on the Glee Club trips. VVhat more could be said about any rhinie? . . . The faculty and student council were thrown into .1 turmoil by the unharmonious tunes which issue from that awe-inspiring instrument, his accordion. He enraptured the girls at the various schools with his solos, but the Lawrence- l ville boys knew that he had learned The Blue Dan- ' ube in ten easy lessons .... ln the winter he man- aged to snag a major L at Madison Square Garden in track. and it Hts well his V-shaped build. In prefer- ence to track. he gave up crew. Besides running. he can polefvault over a pole somewhat higher than his head .... XVas one of those lads who decided that Gods gifts werent good enough. and, consequently. peroxided his hair .... Now knows that all that glitters is not goldnl . . . From a Yaleman's stand- point. Lang is a good boy even though he is going to Princeton. One 1'lHl7dI'l'lli Tzwerzly-fozfr'