Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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OLI PODRIDA ROBERT ALEXANDER ESCHER Bob EsCli Rub She lows' mv. . . . SM' lunar mr nur. 179 Lincoln Street, Englewood. New Iersey. Born at Englewood. New Iersev, August ci. lfjltj, Glen Club '57-'38g Choir '47-'38: Fifth Form Bowling Team '57-138: Manager Fifth l-'orm Soccer Team tNumeralsJ '57-'53: Swimming Squad '57: Counselor at School Camp '37, Came to Lawrenceville February, 1qg7. Former House, Raymond. Preparing for a HA. course at Yale. 9 1 v S' T 1? 09' QS S 5. ff 5 K-lf , S . Q F , E .gi 'K ,. . 2, . .. Q '? '0ot-Joiiikff' 0UNnA 1 '-P, i-1 f1:Qo'E5, :.f::5--vi prom-1 Q. E ':Z?i5k4f. - -5 M0555 nrrswo- r-QFD,-1 awww? 952mg rnFB-1 G:'+ .-,Rn 'GT f ... Srnghig, ni C'-'eff :o:5,,, EC'-5 55 U, -,... Q-.1 2915,-4 mf 'UA-1 Of':I:Q:.: H5021 ova'-13 ,-9.0.6333 QE.-mc. 2:63 QQWSI ffm 'lg Mg,1-..3 f-vgg-.ED-'j EFQQ 2.780 DO'-1 2255 mg- ' ' rn psig-'U' Sv 'Z D..-... 1.rn,,,Q YIUQZY., U'-12.0 omg fwQ..5 : Qiuiff- 2,53-5f5' :asa UQ gm... mgrnz tenor voice which has been aired this year through the facilities of the Glee Club, Choir, and shower. His constant song is a very adequate index to the ever cheerful attitude he possesses. Esch is by nature a very energetic person, one of ambition and action. He is the type of person everyone likes: and as can be seen daily, everyone does. He was curtailed in his athletic activities during the first half of this year by a severe neck injury, 'but this spring Hob will probably display his talents on the baseball diamond. We feel sure that his pepper would do much to support the morale of the team. Old Eli will receive him next fall: and he is sure to make good, for we believe that anyone will be OK. who sticks with Eschf' Om' Hundred Eight

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OLLA PODRLDA IOHN PHILIP ERLANGER Philhert l.P. 'Illililllwif 111 giruit umyf INIIXI nu! lllIlliIft'!ll'lf' gif. qtiq Park Avenue. New York, New York. Born at New York. New York. August 15. mm. First Form Iissax Prize ':,.i: Recorder lloaril '44-'51 Russ Cliaiiipionsliip Dt-lvatng Team 'xg-'54. '24-'gsz Vice-I'resitlent nf Russ 'ga-'qqz Periwig Clulw 'qq-'Q'-. 'gli-'q7. 'gf-'55s Lit Board lKtlI'iLll.lI,irl'l Managcrj '57 'gtk llzlwliopliiles Clulw '57-'gtk Came hx Lawiencexillc Selitemlwer. iogg. l'iHI'l1lCl' Houses. Perry Ross an.l llawes, Preparing for an gX,l4. cotirse .it Princeton. SU-1 PER y S 49, et 0 ft if g ig: ... it - ' 9, . Q :rg 3 4'-Q. 9. Xpjil UM V, '011NoA 0' Q- '700l'J0lKY5'S, Mosr ot Philhert's lite consists of reading and arguing. XVe definitely know that he started arguing when he was in Lower School where tor two straight years he was on the Ross championship debating team. That was IIOI his only Lower School accom- plishment. however. for he also was an editor on the Lower School Rgcormuit. the vice-president of his house, and the winner of the First Form Essay Prize. ln Dawes he added much to his extra-curricular activity list. He made the Periwig Cluli after working on l0lH'lZCJvl f End and in The Royal! Filllll-fl. the lol, lowing year going on to help direct and supervise the production of one-act plays. I. P. alo went out for the LIT at this point. later being elected circulation man- ager for Iogjbvgbs. Iohn has read almost as many lioolis as any boy now in School. And so. quite naturally, he was elected to the Hililiophiles Club. The unolitrusiye Philhert has indeed made a so'id record. And any time you want to argue ahout the New York theater, the presence of a divinity. the possiliility ot war's eyer being eliminated. or something good and meaty, go and look up Phillwert. One Hruzdrcd Sezfelz

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toufs Pon L IOI-IN DUXV FARRINGTON. IR. A-'it-v 'si..tt Thr gfilss' uf f.r.-'f1n111, ilflll Ihr' nwlil uf 'vHlN1.H iirvi Laurel .Xitnut-. XXinnetka. lllinms. Horn .it Kansas Fits. hllssmlll. Iunt ii, io:-1. Ulla P1-rl 'qi--'qi ' friibi lfaptain of Iiickinson hull Team QT. A 2 75 :i f. ff 77 m F Ff - ,. JI F5 K '00NnA 0 :Q 5 E 5 r- c' llwusc. llzckmsun. I'i'tp.u'ing for li..'X. at Prinvnton. 5' A gznprn V Q S5 'Pg .N Qi s Q si 5 A? 153 :- fa . T' s 'Q ' - qi? Q3 TEX is one of the select members of the Club lsinnan. .X former Dickinsonian. he was the able participant in many ot the house league sports. In football. baseball, soccer, and track he acquitted himself ably. Also he became a member of the UUA Pon board on which he has servetl for two years. ln his lilvth form year he has actively played on many teams. ln tlie great senior softball league. Tex was one of the lieu' lielloxvs who might rightfully be termetl a baseball player, his pitching leatling Pyles marvelous aggregation to victory, .Xl- though Tex likes softball. lie can usually be tiountl on the golf course in any ol' his spare time. Last year be captainetl the Dickinson Houre team antl continually manages to turn in enviable scores. Another thing Tex is well known :intl atlmiretl lor by everyone is his swell sense of humor antl gooil nature. You can count on a practical ioke or quick re- mark lirom him. but his geniality removes any sting. However. he has been known to take as well as give in this respect. sell' well liked by everyone. Ona' Hulzdrcd IVIAJIL' Tex. through his spirit of goocl fun, has matle him-