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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS UNIVERSITY President Deans Faculty Classes ORGANIZATIONS Service Debating Publications Dramatics Music Vocational Religious Informal -fm .wwf M W.-'ff,f-gfz 3:9 JF'11i'-- Q QW? X ??1f 'Mya Mug: MJ? ,zw5zfm,,-'M 5.21431 ' F iff' 51 ft 9 fy be ,f A- . 4 iff? V QWM 1,44 'W hs, of X iv: f. . xyygfx 7 W4 ' ii?.'f4ifwe-121W is fi f.QJi.2:L.fmy 1 K , ,f A1 f' G ,, 3N.fa1zZw.e1,.mf ATHLETICS Fall Winter Spring I.A.A. SOCIAL Clubs Sophomore Sections Going Back DIRECTORY AND ADVERTISING 1

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ROM Route 1 at Penns Neck a paved country road leads toward Princeton. The road passes indolently between two plowed yields, across a pleasant, quiet countryside and then slopes gently down to Carnegie Lake. By the time you have crossed the bridge over the lake you are surrounded by Princeton. The Gothic Graduate College tower rises in the distanceg the square battlement of Guyot Hall, prefaced by tennis courts, lies to the left. On the right massive Palmer Stadium reposes before a background of attractive eating clubs. This is the dot on the map entitled HPrinceton Universityf, The dot has, since 1746, ejjfloresced into the present day liberal arts institution that still clings to its privacy and its essential faith in the humanities. In the pages ahead it is hoped that the dot will expand and in its magnihed form reveal itself, depicting the Princeton of 19534954: the campus, the faculty, the athletic and extrafcurricular achievements, the social life, and most important-the composite of these-the students. 6

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