Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Price, Taylor, Cameron, Harkless. The Princeton Calendar OFFICERS B. H. Cameron, ' 37 .Editor C. U. Price, ' 38 Associate Editor J. H. Taylor, ' 38 Associate Editor Black type on orange paper is the truly Princetonian color scheme of this, the only Campus publication which reaches its 2,000 readers gratis. In present form the Calendar is the product of a resurrecting process carried out by K. M. Fox, ' 35, three years ago. Since that time it has appeared almost without fail in local mail slots on each Sabbath eve, having as its basic claim for existence a listing of important events in the week to come. As a rule these events take place in the Arcade and Garden threatres, but Biology seminars and athletic contests are not uncommonly foreshadowed in its columns. Editorially, the Calendar makes no bones about being a personal organ of prejudiced opinion. Determined last year by the President of the Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club, its policies were vio- lently Rooseveltian; under the present board there has been a complete reversal toward the G. O. P. standard. Sixty

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Princeton University Band OFFICERS Pinkham Smith, ' 37 Leader J. P. Leidy, ' 37 Senior Manager G. E. Alter, ' 38 Junior Assistant Manager Hugh Evans, ' 38 Junior Assistant Manager F. E. Fox, ' 39 Sophomore Assistant Manager J. F. Rorke, ' 39 Sophomore Assistant Manager F. H. Ridgley, Jr., ' 37 Drum Major TRUMPETS G. E. Beggs, Jr., ' 38 Dexter Bowker, ' 40 J. H. Duff, ' 40 A. D. Hay. ' 39 Harding Johnson, Jr., ' 39 R. H. Mengel, II. ' 38 J. B. Rowland, ' 37 M. C. Trover. ' 38 CLARINETS F. J. Allsup. ' 39 J. G. Brodshaw, ' 40 D. H. Crater, ' 38 J. C. Early, ' 40 P. G. Harrison. ' 40 Carter Harmon, ' 40 F. E. Henze, ' 38 N. F. Jones, ' 38 J. H. King, ' 38 R. B. Longworthy, ' 40 W. R. Mueller, ' 39 H. B. Neal. ' 38 F. W. Nelson. ' 39 R. H. Savage. ' 37 H. D. Sprowles. ' 38 J. D. Stewart, ' 37 Robert West, ' 40 T. T. Wuerth, ' 40 R. L. Young, ' 40 SAXOPHONES W. R. Banks. ' 38 W. C. Eberhardt. ' 39 C. D. McCracken, ' 38 W. D. Piatt, ' 39 D. M. Shull, ' 40 J. T. Reynolds. ' 38 F. W. Shull. ' 39 J. W. Thompson. ' 40 E. C. Wenger. ' 39 O. C. Yingling. Jr., ' 40 TROMBONES Palmer Bovie, ' 40 R. G. Cassody, ' 39 N. R. Criss. ' 37 W. L. Drill. ' 38 C. C. Gardner, ' 40 J. E. Hulsizer. ' 38 J. V. Hoffman, ' 40 J. W. Strohecker. ' 40 DRUMS C. E. Case. ' 39 Temple Fielding. ' 39 G. T. Fielding, ' 39 I. M. Lee H. C. Myers. ' 40 O. H. Reeder, ' 39 H. L. Shultz. ' 40 P. O. Stearns, ' 40 N. D. Wilson, ' 39 D. R. Woodford. ' 40 PICCOLO R. G. Bradshaw. ' 37 BELL LYRA J. J. Byrne. ' 37 CYMBALS H. B. Clark, ' 37 TUBA A. O. Whipple. Jr., ' 39 BASS C. F. Huston. ' 38 I. E. Keyes, ' 40 H. E. Meyers, ' 37 ALTO HORNS D. B. Cook, ' 38 P. L. Okie, ' 39 FRENCH HORN G. S. Hogeman, ' 39 FLUTE E. E. Brandt, ' 39 OBOE Robert Wronker, ' 40 BARITONE R. S. Davidson, ' 40 R. S. MacCormack, ' 38 H. H. Purvis. Jr.. ' 37 E. L. Stan:ey. ' 40 I TOP ROW: Huston, Early, J. G. Bradshaw, Thompson, D. M. Shull, Yingling, F. Shull, Wenger, Plait, McCrocken, Banks, Meyer. FIFTH ROW: Mueller, Nelson, Sprowles, Crater, Harrison, Young, Jones, Neol, Henze, Bran dt, Bradshaw, R. G. Savage, Herman. FOURTH ROW: Mengel, Johnson, Beggs, Bowker, Eberhardt Duff, McCormock, Rowtond, Hay, Okie, Cook, Hogeman. THIRD ROW: Allsup, Longworthy, West, Wuerth, Purvis, Davidson, Stanley, Strohecker. Drill, Hulsizer, Criss, Cossady. SECOND ROW: Byrne, Shultz, Woodford, Myers, Reeder, T. H. Fielding, Clark, G, T. Fielding, Wilson, Lee, Case, Stearns, Gardner, Rorke Asst. Mgr. t, Evans (Asst. Mgr. t . KNEELING: Ridgeley I Drum Majort, Leidy (Mgr.», P. Smith Leoder . Sixty-one