Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Fourth Form History ' TURDILY, ever onward, we have advanced, through valleys, over hills and then across broad ' 1 plains. Clouds and darkness oftentimes have overtaken us, only to be followed by a more brilliant lustre of the re-appearing sun. We have, sometimes, in the hours of dark- X l ness, fallen into dangerous places, but guided, guarded by that one whom we have long come to admire and respect, we have at last emerged from our various dangers, not only with safety, but also, we trust, with a liner degree of manhood. We are now at the end of this short journey together, and mindful of the diverging paths ahead on which many of us part, perhaps, for the last time, let us here rest from our Q2 weariness and once more before we depart, let us goover together our experiences of the journey. I y We came into existence as a class on the morning of September 16th, 1898, when for the first time we took seats in Chapel and listened auribus arrectis, as the poet says, to words of warning and advice. We found, much to our surprise, that it took the Lawrenceville Faculty only about half a day to get under full swing-we had expected little to do for several days at least. Things, however, managed to run along quite smoothly, though we were subjected to more or less flattering attention by our friends, the upperclass men, but we managed to live through the various ordeals and, in fact, I verily believe grew fat on them. r This was a time when we were few in number, in the old days when, with President Beech as our leader C famed for his pug nose no less than for his banana legs, not to mention his marvelous concep- tion of parliamentary lawj, we entered upon the path before us. We had many famous characters in our class, a few of whom have deserted us along with the noble Beech for fairer and perhaps easier trails. I

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