Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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l ,oiiulsa llP4DlIDll2lIllIDA Q J BETHUNE DUFFIELD, II Dull Buzz Dut'l'er Scottie Jw, fcflozw, pfcnlfr ltmglif' 1151 Seminole Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. Born at Detroit. Michigan, Iunc 14. 1921. Vice-President of Dawes '58-'59: Varsity Track '39. '4o: Program Committee '3733S. 1Business Mangigtrq '55-'59, 39-310- Came to Lawrenceville September. IQ36. Former House. Dawes. Preparing for HA. course at Yale. 11- 44i047a.' 'ZZ JCQVZL' 06 awk, .wid Mfwlf-21 6991 adlmailp was CV7. l9li-O 'Q llilllill i Ml! ' i'DL'FF7i is quite a humorous lad. He makes you laugh at his witty sayings, whether you like it or not .... VVas voted the Dawes House self-panic last year. but really is full of fun .... Distinguishing himself by being the vice-president of Dawes last year, he took part in all forms of house athletics. His astounding speed in the dashes won a D for him in track .... The fact that he worked hard on the PROGRAM is shown by his being Business Manager of the publication for a year. Such a background should be a vital factor, if he follows the advertising profession .... He has a hobby of collecting guns and possesses many interesting relics along that line. It is not uncommon to hear his cannon tire a shot at any time of day. nor is it uncommon for him to lose that weapon for a certain length of time .... He is fond of skiing and other forms of winter sports, and. from all reports, he is not what one would call a beginner on the wooden trail-makers .... Even came back East from his beloved Detroit before the end of Xmas vacation to get in some more of his favorite sport, skiing. Ninety-seven

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1 Qerimi roiniaiium- J BRUCE IARVIS DEW lDewie Iari ' Hr p1ffn1i'nf. ZIPI Ianies Strcul. Canastota. New York. Horn .it Syracuse, New York, November 5, 1911. Fifth F-'n'ni Football Team lnumcralsj: Skcct Club, Came to Lawrencexille St-pteniher. 195141. Preparing for BA. course at Cornell. . 4,0 4 Aurdlf Azria fdv-U mmmmnfwraflf 'mf' as ww wwf. Awfifa. 5 l9'+O T 1111412 ' llllilv-'Nl i'IH !' I SoLinLx' built and rather stocky, Iari' threw his weight into many opposing centers or guards by playing center on the Fifth Form football team. He shoved the pill back to our backs with considerable finesse. Hoa? numerals were his just reward. . . . Being one of the choice rhinies he was placed in Upper with Cliff Wilson and Tytus. The general shakefup after the First Quarterly found him in the Lodge. There, he worked hard on 5 his subjects .... Possesses a genuine interest for the ' wonder ot the great out-of-doors .... His trigger linger often has been at the trigger of the guns which were tired on the skeet range .... Softball is his real love, however. He fielded nearly one thousand per cent for VVinship's chosen-at-random team .... His theme song the next four years will be: High above Cayugas waters, There's an awful smell. Fifty-thousand sons and daughters, Call themselves Cornell. , l IVIHIZ ery-fix

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1 , 8 ' I' J 1 vxl-,JM Q Yr .al t' KNSJ' ' x l l if T ' i o .F , J- --N otltat lpoiniailm Q A D -- I 1 ... u ' mi J ' i x t -7 J VVARREN EDWIN EATON K S N X Y X Mel Matburn 3- Qxlp, A Yon have zvizlqezz' me foo ,foouf I muy! ,flzmzfirr again. N T S NI l li li N 'l XI Y lx A1 ii ' iorti roam ctreet orwici it-W or: rx J w - ' Born at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Februarv 111, 1921. t V i 'T,J 1 Fifth Form Soccer Cnumeralsl: Cleve Championship iv Y' Baseball Team '56-'57, '37-QS: Cleve Championship 15 Track Team '57-QS: XVrestling Team lmaior LJ 'am v if. ,tx-J NJ Cleve Councilman '38-'gtgz Chapel Usher: Press Club '53-igii, President '59-'inc Tennis Umpires' Association J X -ll '38-'5ig3 Publications Committee '54,-Qin. X Ll ' Came to Lawrenceville September, iogfi. Former .g ' House, Cleve. Preparing for BA. course at Princeton. lk , ,, N J F ll 5 x- . l ' . 51- .P . , X1 I 9 ll-0 if v , iv ' ' ii ' 4 ., u l ,',iirr,1 ,5- -.P K J IF an authority on the Stock Market is required. Warren Eaton and Iames Peck are the ones to see. Both of them read the newspaper religiously to find the status of the market ...., Xnother of Mel's interests was to bet on football games. His percentage of wins was said to be very high, but we wonder! . . . Mel is one of Mr. VVyman's con- sistent bowling enthusiasts, and he made frequent trips to the alleys in Princeton .... With Galbraith and Buckley as his roommates, there were incessant go- ings-on on the hrst Hoor. The three of them were extraordinarily systematic in doing their Math home- work for Mr. Smith. They, of course, had one take example one, another example two, and the third ex- ample three, until it was linished. Good system. n'est- ce pas? . . . Wrestles the 145-pound class for Lawrence- ville .... We can thank Eaton for the sport accounts of Lawrenceville in the daily newspaper .... He was the Press Club president .... Every Wednesday and Saturday the club was on duty .... Sleeping appeals to him, as exemplified during a certain 'lhonorsu class! . . . Was later switched. though. Nifzcly-eight