Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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l ,Qluisa ipoiniaiiim ,Q J H.-XUGAN XVELD FIGGIS l.lfff4 .fIr1Jrr'y11i,-'I filnghnl'i111ffl.1r15hcri'. i api Tillou Road. South Orange. New Iersey. Horn at lzxanston, Illinois, Noxeniher 37. lost-. Swimming Squad iihfiwi Science Cluh: filet' Cluli 435-go, 'ui-air: Choir '44,-'4-A: Crew Lin: Open Door Comniittec. Came Di I.awrr'nccyille Stpttnilwtr. md. Foriner House, Dickiiisfin. Preparing for 11.8. course at M.I.'I'. 4. , II Ng ' . '-' L2 ss -Zflftli--' . fe A T A I 9 li-0 ' , i , . i Fic is noted around the campus as the man without shoelacesf' His facility in keeping on his shoes with no visible means of support has fascinated all who knew him, especially while executing his wart-foot dance or more commonly known as the South Orange Approach. This dance is supplemented hy another which delaes description or analysis .... Speaking of Proms, l ii Fig was a steady hoon to the Committee hy dragging 1 THE UNL consistently. THE ONE seems to appreciate this as is evidenced by the steady stream ol' mail flowing into Club Kinnan, much to the envy of his housemates. -Q . . . He and Kent synthetically created a headless human .... Did a splendid joh opening the doors to Lawrenceville in the thankless Open Door Committee. . . . He also was a second tenor on Mr. NVood's Pride Xml lily. the Clee Club. and we cannot say Twinkle- Toesu was a wallllower on any of the trips .... Pulled a hefty oar for the crew .... Fig has his serious moments. lust mention RI.I.T. and he's off to work Llgfilli. One Hznzdied Three

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l oititri ipoibiiaiioreefg J DELBERT HAFF FIELD Dclbic Delb On flown ffm Field, Il'c'll luke lfzc lui!! fur Lr1zw'w1rc1'iIlc. 416 East 56th Street, Kansas Citv, Missouri. Born at Kansas Citv, Missouri, May 21, 1912. Concert Club. Came to Lawrenceville September. 1959. Preparing for ll..-X. course at Dartmouth. 'i ll lTi'f'?'PTQ l ' DELBIE talks the way he walks, dragging out his words the same way he drags along his legs ..,. During school he recuperates from waking up around noon and starts going back to sleep around eight at night. Perhaps the main reason for this is that he seldom goes to bed. He is extremely susceptible to the bull session which frequently disrupts his schedule. Since he will not go to bed before his work is completed, he occasionally finds himself burning the oil into the wee small hours of the morn- ing ,... Started as a rhinie in Kinnan, but he and his roommate, Pringle, moved up to George after the first report. Somehow the two of them have it so timed that they can get to breakfast every morning just as the doors close. They never miss and get every minute of sleep in the morning that the School schedule per- mits .... Delbie is long, lanky. and easy-going. He often wears a cowboy hat, why. we don't know except maybe to remind himself of his mid-Western home, Kansas City, where girls are one hundred per cent better than the Easterners whom he met at the Prom. One Hundred Two

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L ,erica ieoiniaim J VVILLIAINI FLEMER, III Bill Guillaume I Ifziuk Ihiff I ffm!! lIl'l'l,l'.1'Cl', ,-1 poem lovely 115 tr free. Carnegie Lake Road. Princeton, New Iersey. burn at Princeton, New lersev, Ianuary 17, 1912. Biology Prize 'Ula Tliirtl Form Essay Prize: Fourth Form Creative Xvflllllg Prize: Parlons Francais '37-'5?X. ,S Jo Lit Hoaril Pgtlfgo, tliilitor-in-Cliietj 'gg-Qin: Presiilcnt ot liibliopliiles Club QXYIIHCI' tcrml. StIkfl'L't.lI'y Qliall terinjz Pipe and Quill Club. Caine to Lawrenceville September, 1og7, Former llouse, Hamill, Preparing for 15.5, course .it Princeton. '1 1f'w1i'l'?lliQ 'I - ' Is THERE a tree around, preferably a eucalyptus? It so, you can expect to see Bill there, studying it with the keenest concentration, ready to tell you its life history. He claims his ambition is to be an authority on arborology, but it he hasn't gained it already we miss our guess .... Fishing is tops in sports, according to Bill, and, when unable to go lashing, he spends much time making his own Hies .... But do not get the im- pression that Bill thinks only ot nature. Un the contrary his interests and knowledge cover almost every field. . . . During just three years Bill has become universally known for the great interest with which he enters into all his activities and we would probably be safe in saying that Bill carries a maximum of extra-curricular activities .... Then, too, Bill is widely known for his distinctive gait. Hesitating alter class to be sure to get some extra information, he often could be seen bound- ing across the campus to his next class .... In spite of his agricultural leanings. Bill is expecting to head towards academic Princeton or Yale. One Hzizzzfred Four