Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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JEFF LOCKHART . . . Jerry Louis . . . rollicking cheer- leader . . . nearly drowned in punch as Christmas Santa . . . Artful golfsmanship-opponents become weakened by laughter. BILL LORDAN . . . like Alexander tl1e Great, no more subjects to conquer . . . best supporting role in Jackson Cup story . . . unpretentious popularity . . . studying his way thru college . . . ruthlessly suppresses his athlet- ic tendencies. RON LOUIS . . . head waiter at Downey who spends more time on atoms than on tables . . . 'Tm looking for a ride. DICK McCRAY . . . 'GWl1o said Allah be praised? . . . lovable, cavorting College Body dignitary . . . charred, mephitic, caked pipe bowls . . . In 1954 Who's Who , hut where . . . roguish giggle . . . 20th century Falstaff. DON McKENZIE . . . dumbo . . . A. Dfs Cholly Knickerbocker, knows more about the faculty than they do themselves . . . Cicero's Boswell . . . conducts Mother McKenzie,s Sewing Circle. CURT McLAUGHLIN . . . practice with test tubes . . . the Philosophy of chemical reactions . . . anything you want to know fellows? .. .Perry Como with tails and topper . . . frustated Fisk Hall major . . -. Gomez Ib:-1nez s bane and Burford's alter-ego . . . bone-crusher. DICK MARSHALL . . . steady in a storm . . . act twice before you think . . . first hand experience with syan- hols of expression of middle class morality . . . prep school type . . . likes American History the way it's taught in college. STEVE MARTIN . . . interfraternity athlete . . . I come from Vermont . . . set-back fiend . . . W1'ong way Corrigan of the kitchen detail. DICK MATTHEWS . . . A Flash Clubn founding father . . . organized Psi U kiddie Hallowe'en Party . . . blind dates upon request Cqnantity: abundant, quality: not guarantecclj. FRAN MOLL . . . Aw gee, Fellowsn . . . jokes that groan alone . . . true friend of cats and dogs . . . big brother is watching you . . . growing thin around the temples. Page sircteen 6' 5

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'IDL I 2 get Jz- TQQMK. ,gp-,gas GEORGE KLEIN . . . Structure belies nomenclature . . . persistence personified . . . well-assimilated immigrant . . . deVries land don't forget itl . . . hard rock man . . . rhetorician. SOZ KULESHA . . . Freud on bridge . . . expert on psychological motivation of llitchhikers . . . crossword puzzle fiend . . . willing to part with stamp collection to finance engagement ring. RON LADD . . . claim to fame: bases loaded l1o1ue run against Deke . . . strange londess for Connecticut high- way signs . . . social chairman of Crow . . . uDoes any- body remember Andy Mygatt? . . . wealthy manager of collegiate bands . . . has telephone. CHARLES LANDESMAN . . . 'LBig Jim . . . absolute relativist . . . aide to Colonel . . . displaced concretcly . . . shuttle to C. C. N. Y. dulce et decorum. . . . academic future . . . quiet, brilliant student. JIM LEAVITT . . . terse comments . . . susceptible to fads', . . . toughee, really hard . . . life in the raw . . . Gotta see Juan about my paper . . . 'GIt's the truth, se help me land they triedln . . . trampling hyperbolcs rushing from contorted lips . . . How could you, Leav? It was easy, he said . . . underneath a sweet guy. HERM LEHMAN . . . Jazz at the '92 . . . cracker bar- rel philosopher . . . The Hague and I . . trial runs he- tween Dayton and Middletown . . . 'GYou'd better believe it . . . midnight cruises on the Miami River . . . 3.7 martinis. FRITZ LEISY . . . Racket-man . . . early departure . . . quiet . . . on top . . . silent treatment usually gets results. HARVEY LERNER . . . Harvey the Rockn . . . BMOC . . . Well, l'll see Vic about it right away . . . looks like his head is going to fall off when he runs his four laps a day . . . Amhasador-at-large of the Ugly Brothers Club . . . filibuster. DAVE LeTOURNEAU . . . ambassador to Conn. College . . . blasts at the Bio Lab . . . from Schoenberg to plaly- helminthes . . . seen behind a cloud of cigar smoke. DICK LILLQUIST . . . raises goldfish . . . drives a local laundry truck, hires others to deliver laundry . . . dislikes attending lectures . . . heads C. B. Committee for abolishing 9 o'clock classes . . . Wnlllls Smith Raliy Day to be bi-monthly affair. Page fifteen

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BOB MONSTREAM . . . Long pilgrimages to Chicago . . . remarkable taste in Sherry . . . taxi driver par excellence . . . hum leg squashed his squash ambition. PHIL MORGAN . . . strong silent type . . . aspiring muscle bender . . . once even won a match. AL MOSSAWIR . . . man of distinction . . . to Harvard Med . . . cementer of Arab-American relations . . . stern disciplinarian of Clark Hall. BOB MUIR . . . Physical culturist . . . ruled house wailing staff with mailed list . . . definite opinions on women, high society, and golfing roommates . . . inap- propriately nicknamed M0use.,' i is' f BOB MYERS . . . Vitalis ad personified . . . ought to buy a new car shortly . . . or carry four strong men. RODNEY O,CONNER . . . Psi U's most accommodating, ingratiating host . . . the last of the big-time lovers . . . Social lion . . . Scholastic laissez-faire. LEON OLSON . . . hates everything except dead children . . . baby blue knee socks . . . Swede JOHN OTT . . . Impressive young Main Line socialite . . . Golf will get me there . . . A man known by his iriends: Sam Greene, Lord Schweppes, Max Kaminsky, Johnny Walker fBlackl. Page seventeen