Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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ACKNDWLEDGMENTS HE EDITORS OF THE OLLA PODRIDA wish to express their sincere and earnest gratitude to all those who have devoted their efforts in trying to make this edition of the OLLA PODRIDA the best possible and most worthy souvenir of the Class of 1935 of Lawrenceville School and its achievements. The EDITORS are especially indebted to the following for their valuable contributions to this volume: DR. A. Lucius LINCOLN, Faculty Supervisor of the OLLA PODRIDA, whose innumerable timely suggestions and handling of all mate- rial submitted for publication has proved an invaluable aid. DR. ROLAND IESSUP lVlULFORD, whose article and pictures dealing with the history of Lawrenceville School have contributed much to the book. MR. LAWRENCE H. TIIHONEN and the other members of the Ath- letic Department, who have supplied much of the necessary infor- mation in the athletic sections of this volume. MR. ORREN IACK TURNER, who is responsible for nearly all the photographs appearing in this book. MEssRs. IORDAN CHURCHILL, SIDNEY M. SHEA, HUGH K. WRIGHT, and THEODORE H. KELLEII, who have rendered their helpful ser- vices to the EDITORS in the publication and music sections. MR. WILLIAM VAN SYCKLE, whose wisdom in handling financial matters has been an important factor in the success of the OLLA PODRIDA. THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, and MR. NORVELL B. SAMUELS of that organization, who has so ably carried on the fine work of the late STEPHEN K. LITTLE in making the OLLA PODRIDA a worth- while publication.

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FDDEWOIQD HE Class of 1935 stands in a position where it can look both forward and backward. Looking into the past, it can see the splendid path which Lawrenceville has followed through one hundred and twenty-five years of meaningful existence. In like manner, it can look ahead and see that Lawrenceville is on the threshold of a new and wonderful existence. It is our wish that this volume be representative and symbolic of this new regime of intelligent and guided progress into the best fields of modern education. It is with the hope that we have retained the best of the tradition of the past, but at the same time have made it an indelible part of the new future that we present the fifty-first edition of the OLLA PODRIDA. THE EDITOR

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DEDICATION TO ALLAN If HEELY Our beloved and admired Head Master, whose untiring patience boundless friendliness, radiant good nature, and ever-depend- able wisdom will forever be sources of inspiration to us, and who in the one hundred twenty-fifth year of its existence has brought to Lawrenceville a leadership so brilliant and so estimable in all its phases that he has become our model in life, do we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Five, respectfully dedicate this Fifty-First Edition of the Olla Podrida