Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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L gritty iboiimiiaiiim Q J BIINTON BRADFORD EVANS Mint Iiratly 1A-11 fr' U'f1i1t'.f Iflilf, sin, qgz, Liictlst Avenue, San Rafael. Califor Horn at San Francisco. Califor june 1 'j Periivig Club '59-' 1: Concert lub. s Caine lnI..1Wl'Cl11J lla . -1 -1 e 151,13 Fu it-r Hot t-, Griswnlt I7l'ClY.1l'lIT5 fo Q..-X. c11i1 ss -1,351.5 ri W yy 1, iiiipiiifli .ii1 'i LINLIKE last year's Vice-President of the School, alias Harry Llewellyn Evans who is his big brother. Klint cannot be absent from California soil for over two years. Therefore, he is going to honor his home state with his presence for the following four winters. Harry has lived in some out-ofhthehway place in Connecticut by the name of New Haven. If you are ever destined by fate to be in the Golden Gate region. do not hesitate to stay over night in his home. You are perfectly wel- come .... Henri. the chef. was one of his best friends this year. Some of his concoctions were greatly relished by Mint .... Bravery has always been one of Mints strong characteristics. I-Ie revealed this trait by flirting with Death and all its tortures, when he braved for the glory of Griswold the possibility of freezing to death on the soccer held. VVhat courage he must have hadl Brave fellows like hin1 are the ones who will help, or prevent. the countryis rapid progress .... XVas a very efficient property manager for the Periwig. even the props for The Bishop il11i.fbc'hi1z'es did not faze him. . . . Has remained in Upper all year. Ninety-nine'

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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

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l F lbllljt llP4DllDll2llllDA,Q J PAUL GORDON EVANS Leftv H7-llc' !iLIl'k!'l' lfmy rome, Ifzr f'n1f'z2'w' I full. 45 Lincoln Park, Newark, New Ierscy. Born at East Orange. New Iersey. December 19. IQ25. Cleve Championship Football Team '57: Cleve Cham- pionship Bust-ball Team QS: Cleve Championship Track Team 'gqtiz Iunior Swimming Team '56, 3 , . 3 Laine to Lawrenceville September. 1956. Former Houses. Cromwell, Cleve. Preparing for HA. course at Princeton. l9li-0 ' '1 ll lliIIl l1'! 'l, ' , No class that contains Lefty is dull. If things don't seem to have enough pep, up pops Lefty with a question which either gains the hostility of the class or the dis- approval of the master-probably both .... Paul gained his nickname as might be supposed from his complete left-handedness which has certainly been no handicap to him. Few can match strength with him when it comes to the left arm .... Lefty is an ardent follower of sports, but in his own athletic career he has been a dabbler. He has played most every house sport and been on wrestling and crew squads. never especially concentrating in any one department ....i R sa young- ster, he won a golden gloves tournament in Chicago. . . . About a week after spring vacation Lefty with a number of other chemists experimented with some amazing chemical called hydrogen-peroxide. The re- sults of their experiments were apparent in Sunday Chapel. because there were so many beautiful red heads. Lefty's appearance improved remarkably: what is more, we highly recommend that he continue his y bleaching at regular intervals. l One Hzuzdred