Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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OIIA POD GERALD EISNER 'Terrvi' llai'on Non, whirl fmzr I ifozzelu slr, Park Avenue, Yew York, New York. llorn at Red Hank. New Itrsey, Iunc 15, iii:-I, lfirst Form President 'ag-Q41 First Scholar. First Form , '35-'54: President of Perry Ross '34-'3,5: Choir '55-'5.i: XVinning Debating Team '33f'5,.i. '5.gf'55: Recorder cttiimffin-chitfi 'gi-gs. XVinning Rm Football Team 1 '5.g: Periwig Club '33-'36, '36-'57, '57-'5S: Program Com- mittee '55-'56. '56-'37, '57-'53, fCirculation Manager! '57-'3Fv: Parlons Francais '56-'37: Bibliophiles '37-QS: Herotlotus Club 'gg'-12,31 Tennis Umpires' Association '55-'56: Associated Member Cum Laude. Came lu Lawrenceville September. mtg. Forirer Houses. Perry Ross. Cleve. lhtcluring for ll.S, .it H.irv.ird. SENPER y -Q we f f Si' 1 .sr -n ' v -1 .-6 1 S 3. :E 9 M1004-Jousigk pu HM vy 'UIINDA Ol' BEcixt'sE of Gerry's many and varied activities it is diliicult to lind iust where his most outstanding ability lies. He Hrst caught the public eye when he was elected president of the First form, shortly after winning the First Form Math Prize as well as being a member of the championship debating team. ln his second year, Gerry became editor of the RECORDER and showed his athletic prowess by playing on the winning football team. Moving on to the Cleve House in his next year, Gerry became a member of the Program Committee and the Parlons Francais Club. I-Iis excellence in bell- ringing was no small factor toward his membership in the Periwig Club. In his last year Geralds knowledge of literature made him a member of the Bibliopliiles Club. Despite these numerous activities Gerry has sucf ceeded in becoming an associate member of Cum Laude. In view ot his record and with his many friends, Gerry will no doubt make an equally enviable record at Harvard. One Hzmdred Ffzfe

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l OLI A PJQDRIDA EDWARD DENISON EASTON lid Eat Fast Buzz There I.: no lL'f5lI,0l11 like fl'11l1kl1z'f.f. Arcola. Hackensack, New Iersey. Horn at Hackensack, New Iersey. May 12, lgzo. Swimming Squad '56, lNumeralsj '57, fminor L7 '53: Choir 'ghz Glue Club 138. Came to I.awi'enceville Ianuzirv. logs, Former Houses, Wozidhull .ind llaviilson. Preparing for AB. at Princeton, SEMPER W0 ,, Q s S , Q M '. A S , 844 -s. QQ i + 0Ul'J0RF' -ntl UMV7 'OUNDA 09 41' 'u ll uf' ED came to Lawrenceville in lanuary. 1935. Here he quickly made himself a name for his athletic achievements. As a member of the Woodhull House he again showed his athletic ability by earning a place on many of the house teams, also being a member of the School swimming squad for three years. Buzz is not only an athlete. This year he was a member of the Choir and Glee Club. and it is a common occurrence to Ed blending his voice with other vocal artists on the traditional Es- planade. He is also a student, and weekfends are not unknown to Ed in spite ol the diversions at Upper House. With a Nweedl' in his hand. East is in his prime and shows his ability to tell stories to the interest of those near him. He has an idiosyncrasy for playing practical jokes and, although they are not always appre- ciated, the victim almost surely will admit that they x AM are clever. 1 is 'Mgt Next year Ed is headed for Tigertown where we Esta. it feel sure his genial personality and many abilities will ' bring him success and popularity which he will carry with him in after life. One Hundred Four

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TABLE CI: CDNTENTS Features The School The Faculty Fifth Form Lawrenceville in Pictures Fifth Form Athletics The Circle Athletics Circle House Athletics Publications Clubs Musical Clubs Alumni War Memorial Alumni War Memorial Athletics Advertisements PAGE 13 25 3 1 59 213 225 23 1 251 393 309 32 1 335 343 355 368