Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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History of the Class of 1903 The summer day is drawing to a close, as I 'sit alone ,midst pictures, shields and steins, in the cosy smoking room of the Upper. 4 The murmuring voices of my classmates below me sink to a low hum, while, as I puff away with gray-blue smoke curling up through the crimson shafts of the sinking sun, slowly the past comes looming up with its joys and sorrows intermingling as they blend, to make these last four years one short, but truly enjoyable, step towards the future of the class of Ioog. I y I Y Y I X , X Pls PF FS FF PF P21 PS Time passes quickly. Thus, it is hard to realize that it was four years ago when, in old room 8, on a bright September morning F, W, RITTER, JR, of the year I8QQ,'thC scared and wondering members of ,og gathered to their first class-meeting. We were all unusually quiet for such an occasion. You ask why? In truth it was because we knew no, better. All else, for the first few days, had been for us scenes of terriic confusion. Now, that we had come together alone to organize a real class, we were awedp Our chosen leader was jock Kinloch, and we also decided that Topping H. was really the 0726! man for vice-pres- idency. q PRESIDENT Thus it was that our noble class came into existence. Those were days of many trials for us. First, there were the Masters to become acquainted with, and then the boys, who seemed to take almost as much interest in the way we dressed, walked,-ate and slept, as the Masters did about our mental training. But we soon' were accustomed to the ways of both, so that when we went 16 -U4 .....v.......L................ ............ 1 I 3 K