Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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I O PDDRIDA RICHARD GORDON HARRIS l'Dick Coach Cockey Thr joi11t'.f jzmzpingf' 177 Ridgewood Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut. Born at Providence, Rhode Island, September 22, 1920. School Band '375 Swimming Team '36-'57, '57-'58g Baseball '36-'37, Came to Lawrenceville September. 1956. Former E3 E Q fl U FJ , 4 FD M il' ' 0 'U -. fb Q Ll 3, :- ve 'H o '1 'F' FP fr c C 1 V G N H D -. 4 D -1 m AX 5 SEN PFR Q- ' N7 V .sl QQ,- f Q 4 f S ,I ' F Q has-' N Q. Q 'Q7'001-1011109 VNDA fb 5'U'5':' 0211935 Dmcm Hnonnm s4fJC-.Z ,-17-11 DJ -mgi-QQ f' 2.5-c.E-Q9 33'-'fp SHR-mg 5-2-UUEDE 5225? oggni-'E 1-vs an Q. cr ' C-905 ag-55-EO ,:a ZTLUQHTD .2 rm 10003 of-f.'-Tru '-i,.,f'09-Wm TQBUQ EQ-, 'E' sclging- f'DQ,,r-v as :1' 29753 755' o nfl- Ei,-f OLD E':fc 'E5 mmgfllg' age g3S'4 5952 .D K4 EUQS5' Owr-v-. ms iilgfm 5303. , 'Om 1 ami? F85-'U3 'fin FD-To fbi- 2,353 575' mmm? been a mainstay on the varsity swimming team as a back Stroker and relay swimmer. Last year he was a great factor in winning the House swimming- meet for Dawes. However, Dick is not only an outstanding swimmer, but a fine athlete in football and baseball, and aided his house greatly in these sports. Last year Dick contributed his bit toward making the Spring Prom a huge success when he arose, in his own inimitable style. to lead Hudson-Delange's Orchestra. Dick is a familiar sight of an evening hud- dled close to the radio swinging it, an-d when he and Buzzy iam it they raise the roof. With Dicks instantaneous laugh and pleasing per- sonality, no luck need be wished for his success in Harvard. One Hundred Tltffllly-f0llI'

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OI LA PCDRLDA i CHARLES FRANCIS H.-XNSEL, IR Chuck H.lnsc l'1f niffzrr ji,-'h tlmn- goo Union ,'Xu-nuc. Cranford. New Ierscx. Burn at Pc-nsti:of.i Florida. Iune 17, Iljllj, Glen Club '50-'57. '47-'rqflq Choir '50-'37, '57-'gtk ltlcruliiius Club '57-155. Came In Lawrenceville September. IQVQS, Former Hou-Q, Hamill. Preparing for blisiness cuur e .tt Ihrtmnutli. 5EHPER y Q- fiif . A5 W1 9 W 2' 1 f M ii .l Q - 4? fe XWN UMV7 'Hunan QV' Y- 00t-ioiivlc' Haxnsoxia Hanse blew into town two years ago and took up his residence in the Hamill. where he has been ever since. His winning personality has made him countless friends throughout the School. and he is held in the highest respect by all with whom he is associated. Although the administration declared there was some doubt as to whether he would make the Fifth form this year. Chuck decided otherwise, and is now holding down a respecf table position among the class averages. XVhile an underformer in Hamill. Cappie. as he is called in the backwoods of Cranford. played house football for two seasons and distinguished himself as captain of the Hamill swimming team last year. He is 20 also a past member of the hockey squad and is at press ent working out with the crew. Hanse is one of the most modest fellows in the l School: the only subject that anyone can really get him going on at all, being his unbounded interest in Fishing and hunting. Chuck is a boy greatly admired at Law- renceville. and we all wish him the best of luck at Dartmouth and in whatever he does afterward. One Hundred Tu'e11.fy-tliree

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OIIA POD NATHAN HATCH, II Bully It rftllllf 11151111 .1 tiling if 11 1l1n'! yur zliin ,flflligli T.tlLlLltiI1NlllC. New Turli. Horn at Albanv. New Xorlt. August nil. iozii. Htrotlotus Club 'qH. Came to Lawi'enceiillt- Septeniber. i-iqfi. Forint House, Xvnutlhllll. Pl'L'l5.ll'lllg for a HA. course .ll Prince- lun. . 5. ,H I s SENPER y as 0 vs 49, ii i? A- 9 ,, .ev 3 - Xe NUR! UM V1 011NoAi 09 41' 3 '00i Jesuit ONE of the most interesting sights on the Lawrenceville campus is that of liuzzy listening in on a swing broadcast. VVe say listening, but it is really as if an acute case of St, Vitus had just hit him. Buzz is. in the vernacular, a jitter-bug. The Albany Appleltnocker is the best informed member of the class, or even in the School. on the subject of where such and such an orchestra is playing. or whether so-and-so has iive or is merely corny. As one of the Schools supreme exponents of swing. Buzz has collaborated on Cat's Corner, a swing section in the L.vwiuixcE. However, the Proms are BuzZie's nirvanas. Hundreds of girls have asked who the blonde maniac is, who is rapturously shaking his mane in front of the orchestra platform. Buzz's sense of humor always delights the swarm of human furnaces on the Esplanade: and once he really gets started, the uproarious laughter often awakens even Hobe, up in the George. His panto- mimes are one ot the funniest acts in Upper and have caused many a worlaless hour in the House of Lords. He has indeed been a great addition to the Form. XVe wish him luck and great success. One Ilzuzdred Twenty-fizfe