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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OLI A PODRIDA ROBERT CHASE FLINT Bob .-IU right, hold 1041! pose! 255 Vlfarwick Road, Kenilworth, Illinois. Born at Evanston, Illinois. May 13. 1920. Came to Lawrenceville September, 1937. Preparing for a B..-X. course at Princeton. S smile L, iz? vigil PIM V7 '-ii? Ftigy-,gligv-ri :,..gc,5,.4 FDD-'1 O Ewa-LUQC 5 4eE.9 Q55 22 ,-'f-'f:-- 5 51 -1G- aero.. :gm 4 :' 1:1 9,2 5:-:fi 'w '-scrum g':--140 niifbilt-1 EC To Q moon- m5847- ig 5549 :r 0-E-5 wo -- maint -19, O 2 OC .affzrc-52 tial? Og'Uf-13 'o.dO- g: FD 'Erbs 5555 3 U' ..., 5a'2E D ,Gmac gigmm 3053 Fo :D Q5 gmf-rf-1 uaOD'.'3 L.-e-20 r-v-.rv I-' :Egg WD 3 OEUUD D.-won 9272 O ll V' v- '.IJ C-':1:q Omg Coen Ewa:-E r-I :Ebac-5 QSQQ5, S 'ta Q 1 -fa M 6 ,,. - 5 nkmt 3 Q 5a,f -'bf 03' 001-JOHN excellent photographer. You have probably often seen his pictures in the School publications. x . . Bob is a very creditable golfer and an excellent oars- man even though his light weight holds him at a disadvantage in the latter. Although Bob came here as S ,-- a rhinie this fall, he adapted himself quickly to the Y N' 0 school life and has maintained high testimonial aver- age throughout the year. This mental ability enabled Bob to move to Upper from his country domicile, the George House. soon after coming to Lawrenceville. Sincerity, geniality, and a sense of humor are the characteristics that make Bob so popular among his friends. He is quiet and unassuming, minding his own affairs in a way that is quite pleasing to masters and boys alike. Best wishes for Bob at Nassau. One Hundred Ten