Lawrenceville School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Zin Memoriam ALLAN VANDERHQEF HEELY A BROAD I-IUMANITY marked Allan Heely's life. His culture and his appreciation of the First-rate disclosed to his friends as well as to his students the riches of lite which he so thoroughly enjoyed. Con- versant with many kinds of excellence, he spurred his associates to its pursuit. The vigorous clarity of his thought and expression stimulated the minds of others. In him the social graces came to full Hovverg his gaiety, charm and hospitality captivated hosts of friends. The School he shaped is a tribute to his labors here. We remember him for what he Was, a Christian gentleman, who taught by example and by Word the essence of Manis civilization, Who lived life at its noblest. QRe50luzi01z by the Fclcullyj

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ACKNDWLEDGMENTS To the many wonderful people and organizations who have assisted us during the past year we ollei' our heartl'ult and sincerest thanks. Without their aid it would have been impossible to ptll out this seventy-sixth edition of the Ollu P0a'1'1'dtz. We hope and trust that many luture boards will be fortunate enough to receive this same unsellish help nnd cooperation, which to tis has been invaluable. We stand deeply indebted to: Nlr, Norval li, llacon, lr., our liaculty advisorg lntleed, he has been a liaithliul lriend and a guiding light throughout the hectic and trying times ol' the year. We cannot thank him enough Iior the free- dom and cooperation he has given us. And we must always be grateliul lor the timely assistaiice he has olliered in our deepest moments ol' doubt and despair. llis excel- lent guidance has kept us within practical bounds and has diverted tis lrom pursu- ing our lioolish whims. 'l'o him we wish there was a better way to express our gratitude. Mrs. Vilis Muiznieks, ol' the Princeton University Pressg Without her this book would have never come outl Her fantastic eliiciency and undying perseverance has left us bewildered. VVe are IHOSI grateful to her for keeping us from lagging behind and seeing that each deadline is met. We have learned a lot from her. And to the Princeton University Press we are thank- ful for their usual superb printing job. Orren lack Turner. Sr. and Ir., have done an excellent job with the many pic- tures in this edition. Th-ey realized how hard pressed we were and showed us ex- traordinary cooperation. lt has not been an easy task for them. We are deeply indebted. The 1.tlll'l'C'f1l'C', the School newspaperg When we think ol the countless times we have plundered lirom their vast supply of facts and pictures, we realize what a help they have beenl We are very grateful. Mr. William Van Syckle has been an invaluable aid to the business board. ln keeping our accounts straight, he has al- ways oflfered excellent guidance and inter- est in our work. And as a friend and coun- selor we will always remember him. We realize the impossibility of thanking all, and we know that there have been some omissions. However, we hope that these will be excused. And again we ex- tend to all our appreciation. -THE EDITORS