Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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'Towards the close of the year we were surprised to learn of the resignation of Dr. Nlaclienzie, and man f were the conjectures of what our new Head Master would be like. Thus the next fall saw us 5 . . . back eager to see him, and almost our Hrst questions Qafter, of course, we had gone to the Jrgger Shop and paid our compliments to Al j were, Have you seen him yet P It' Say, whatis he like? etc., etc. Uur curiosity was soon set at rest, however, for Thursday morning, September 14th, 1899, Dr. McPherson was formally presented to us. lt is needless to say that from the Hrst we liked him, though it must be confessed that we kept shy of him for a time to let the other fellow test his mettle. This the Classes of 1900 and 1901 kindly did for us, and we were treated to an exhibition of the hundred 't and strong man combined. Oh, it was quite a circus. CN. B. --lt is rumored that the Doctor came out ahead.J Thus our Second Form year passed on, and having elected Floyd Cooke our President and McLeod Thomson, Vice-President, with Jack Larzelere, Secretary- and Treasurer, we pursued our various duties-not neglecting the vocal culture, etc., of the various rhynes who happened our way. We felt our irnportancein school life, you may be sure, for we were now beginning to become positive exponents in the affairs pertaining to the school. We took our share also in the support of the athletic teams. We were now allowed to attend all School Meetings, a right not allowed the First Form, except when a collection was to be taken for some purpose. On such occasions, by the way, we were thoughtfully remembered and invited to remain. Nay, more! we were entreated so earnestly to return, when some qthrough brshfulness, no doubtj tried to sneak out the door, that it might have melted the heart of an Achilles. ' The summer vacation came and went and the following fall saw us once more gathered about the campus or wandering through the village towards the T Qstretch your imagination a bit and till this space 9. We found that not only were we the best class in the school, but also the largest. At the class elections, which we soon held, McLeod Thomson and Jim Westervelt were elected President and Vice-President respectively, whrle Jack Larzelere was again re-elected Secretary and put in charge of the class. cash-box QN. B.fNo cash rn the box, howeverj. Under these as leaders, we began once IUOYC OUI march Onward with great expectations of what the future had in store for usg and we were 16