Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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v i to 1 5:94 A I 211-Q f' I GUY GEORGE G.-Xl3RlELSON. Ill. A'G.1be A'Sir Gui Galue Thy IIIUlit'J'fj J' il ttllnflf' In ffiy l7It'I'll.H lVlPL'I'll.lI'tlNNlllC. New lersei. Horn at Orange. New lersey, Max 4. mln. Cum Lausle Sociclii llerodotus Club: Olla l'odi'id.i K Q I Board Qu. snr' Came to l-.iwrenceville SL lL'Illl1L'l', Ill . lforn llouse. Ravniond. l'rcp.iring lor lil. ulllrsc at l'rinct'ton. 'FAKE I3 XTV' IF you've enjoyed reading some of these brief biographies, meet now the one responsible for many ot them, Quiet. modest. and unostentatious. Sir Guy works magic with vvords,:1nd hard-pressed would we have been to publish our ULLA Pormrm on time without his valuable help. Perhaps his inspiration for writing comes from the ville home. Never do we ourselves drive to or from North lersev without keen an reciation of those hills. , lp And Galwie lives right among them when he isn't in School. Here at Lawrenceville he wicked as loftv a l . aereh as iossible lor his domicile. the tow floor ot l l l Upper. As you can vvell imagine. English masters lind a composition of his amply repaving them for the arduous task of reading and correcting our less interesting ' literary etlorts. , liven in winter inote picturel Gabie likes golf. Hes alvvays a pleasant partner because he is one of the golf- ing species who never loses his temper. One Hmzdred Sevezz beautiful Somerset Hills which surround his Bernards-

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geniality. lt seems unnecessary to wish him success for .,-1, DEIDA . IRVING STANISLAUS FELLNER i'Irx Time Llllll lnlf' nun! for no mlm. IVintlovL-1' Cialult-s, Cliappaqua. New York, Horn at Ryu, New York. Octrvhcr lo, lull. Fourth Form Essay Prize: Pliutograpliy Cluli '55-'50, '5f '37. '57-EN. President 'QS-'igoz Lawrence Board '5H: Recorder Iloard 'gli-'qjz Pliotography lfluh Prize 'g2,N: Bilwliopliilt-s Club: li.ist'lw.ill Manager 'goz Fifth Form Soccer lNllIl1L'F11lSQ. Caine In Lawrenceville September. logs. Former Iluuses. Ibavitlson and Iiayves. Preparing lor .i Ii.S. course .it XYilli.ims. QMRAXK '-jg Jxyimi rkftfif-5? EDJYBAD Iitvixo has heen with us for Iour years and in that time he has made an enviahle record for himself. His hrst years were spent in Iilavidson where he played on many of the house teams. He also took an active interest in several other activities including the Davidson dehating team. It was only natural that Irving should he appointed to the team, for or all the people in Lawrenceville, Irving can talk longer and faster than anyone else. VVithout a moments notice he is likely to start oil' with a tirade of words on any subject whatsoever. Irv also has the characteristic of always heing in a hurry, a natural result of his numerous activities. Sometime watch Irving with his camera and you may learn something, for he is one of the Schools best amateur photographers. He always seems to he devel! oping pictures in the School's darkroom or mounting them in his room in Upper House for exhihits. This year the Photography Cluh has risen to new heights under his ahle direction. XVe will always rememher Irving for his perpetual in his case it seems inevitahle. Une Hzzmfrcfd Sm'

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.QCII P DRIIMQ NI' cf.-.151 1 GS T- - s eg , sei- :yr-2.13 . IOHN HENRY GARLOCK, IR. Ted Car Why ,fo puff' rllllf 111111, fomf lU1'c'r go Iiast 77th Street. New York Citv. Born at New York City, October 11. mln. Varsity Tennis Squad '57-'58, '58-'guz Tennis Umpires Association '57-'38, '5X!5r,1 Filth Form Basketball: Lit lsoard 'q-J. e t Came In Lawrenceville September, iqq7. Foriiiei' House, .- s Dawes. l'rep.iring for .1 HS. course at Yale. 5. 4 :si iii 'Eg JXQJQL f Q5 C? N Two years ago Ted entered Dawes House as a quiet rhinie. There he immediately set about entering into the School life and soon became a well known Figure here. In his lirst year he did a line job on the Dawes basketball team. However, Ted could hardly wait for spring to come around so that he might start playing tennis. Then through his enthusiasm and perseverance, Car gained a berth on the tennis squad. Here he played excellently and this year he has been playing an even better game. Ted has also become a capable member of the Tennis Umpires Association. This year Ted left Dawes to become a resident of the House ol' Lords and now dwells on the top rloor of lfpper House. One ol' his great characteristics is his love for argu- ment. He has an opinion to voice on any subject, and is delighted to land a person sharing opposite views, which he promptly begins to attack and break down. However, he is always ready to concede a point if he is wrong, though this seldom happens. All in all. Ted is a quiet, sensible fellow who has gained the respect of his friends here at Lawrenceville. Une llznzdred Eighi