Nicholas H. Larzelere ’37
NICK LARZELERE DIED Mar. 3, 1991, of emphysema, leaving a daughter Nancy Puff of Mission Hills, Kan. and a son Townley of El Dorado Hills, Calif., as well as four grandchildren. His wife, Virginia, had died in 1983, and his cousin Hank Iarzelere'37 In 1973.
Nick was in our large Lawrenceville contingent, being on the football and track teams. At Princeton he majored in psychology and was a member of the TwoFoot Club and Cottage, rooming all four years with Stoney Stollenwerck. He browsed about Europe on graduation and then took in Penn Law School and started a law career before the Navy got him. He was assigned to the U.S.S. McLanahan, DD 615, and cruised through Atlantic, Mediterranean, and European waters for three campaigns before being discharged a lieutenant and returning to the law, in Ardmore, Penn., with Duryea and Larzelere.
The Class sends its condolences to the family.
The Class of 1937
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