Peddie School - Old Gold and Blue Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1937 volume:

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Ileadfzzartev' Educated at Brown University, Union Theological Seminary, Columbia, Uni versity and Christ's College, Cambridge University. D.D. Colgate, 1936 Headmaster at The Peddie School since February, 1935. Miss Hoecker Dr. Saunders RALPH ELMER HARMON, A.B., A.M. A,r,ri,rttwt Headmarter Head of Department of Matfaematirr Educated at Cherborugh Seminary, Uni- versity of Rochester, and Princeton University. Member of Cum Laude Master at Peddie since 1907 PHAREs H. HERTZOG, B.S., A.M. Head of Department of Srierzre Educated at Bucknell University and Princeton University. Member of Cum Laude. Master at Peddie since 1910 ARCHIBALD MORRISON LANGFORD A.B., LL.B. Dean Head of Department of Hirtory Educated at Trinity College and New York Law School. Master at Peddie since 1918 EARL CLARENCE MACARTHUR, B.A. Head of Englifb Department Educated at Yale University Member of Cum Laude Head Coach of Football, Chairman of Committee on School Publications, Member of Discipline Committee. Master at Peddie since 1910. J. WALTER REEvEs, B.S., A.M. Head af Deptzftment of Public Speaking Educated at Wooster College, Emerson College of Oratory, Harvard University, and Princeton University. Member of Cum Laude Faculty Adviser of the Peddie Dramatic Clubg Secretary-Treasurer of Fathers' Association. Master at Peddie since 1912 CARL EDWARD GEIGER, B.S. English Educated at Bucknell University Summa Cum Laude, Member of Cum Laude, Head Coach of Basketball, Mem- ber of Discipline Committee. Master in charge of Wilson Hall. Master at Peddie since 1918 Roy jUDsoN WAITE, A.B. Head of Deparlmenl of Moderrz Languagex Educated at University of Michigan, Princeton University, and L'Institute Du Pantheon. Member of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1916 ROBERT HALL STEVENS Ph.B., Pd.B., A.M. Science Educated at Keuka College, New York State Teachers' College and Columbia University. In charge of Self-Help students. Master at Peddie since 1918 MAUDE BARRUS STEVENS, A.B., Pd.B. The Lower School Educated at Keuka College and New York State Teachers' College. Member of Peddie Staff since 1918. f n G. W. MARQUE NIAIER 1919 - 1936 We live in deeds, not years. Hnasren RICHARD HORNBERGEIQ, A.B. German and Mathematic: Educated at Kutztown Teachers Col- lege, Dickinson College, and Columbia University. Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Cum Laude. Faculty Manager of Athletics. Master at Peddie since 1919. CLINTON IRVIN SPROUT, A.B. Englhb Secretary of The Family Educated at Bucknell University Member of Cum Laudeg Summa Cum Laude. Head Coach of Swimming and Baseball. Member of Discipline Com- mittee. Master at Peddie since 1920 WILLIAM BOYD, B.S. Scienre Educated at Bates College. Coach of Golf Team. Master in charge of rooms. GEORGE W. WEED, B.S. Mathematics Head of Depurlmezzl of Playriml Edufation Educated at The Peddie School, 1918, Master at Peddie since 1924. CLIFFFORD ERNEST TIMMONS Head of The Lower Srbool Educated at State Teacher's College, Pa. University of Pennsylvania, Brown Uni versity and Rutgers University. Dartmouth College and Columbia Uni- versity. Head Coach of Track Team. Master at Peddie since 1926. WARREN S. HUBBARD, A.B Director of Lower School Activities. Master at Peddie since 1928. Head of Department of Spunub Educated at University of Wisconsin and Columbia University. Member of Cum Laude. Faculty adviser of Peddie News and Pilot. Master at Peddie since 1930. WILLIAM SPENCER LITTERICK Sc.B., M.Sc. Mathematic! Educated at Brown University, Prince- ton University, Rutgers University. Coach of Cross Country Team. Director of Concert Orchestra, Band and Member of Music Committee. Master at Peddie since 1950 HOWARD RODNEY EMERY, A.B., A.M. Hirtory Educated at Bowdoin College and Har- vard University. Memher of Cum Laude. Head Coach of Tennis. Faculty Marshall. Master at Peddie since 1931. POWELL Horcnorr NORTON B.D., Th.M. Director of Religiour Activitier Educated at Temple University and Crozer Seminary. Member of Cum Laude. Faculty Adviser of Y.M.C.A. Chairman of Religious Committee. Master at Peddie since 1930 Waxman Kumi Hicxs, B.A., M.A. Englirls Alumni S2!'VEIdfy Educated at The Peddie School, 1928, Princeton University and Cornell Uni- versity. Assistant Coach of Football and Ad, visory Coach of Hockey. Member of Social Committee. Master at Peddie since 1932. i MAURICI3 SI-IUMAN, B.S. The Lower School Educated at Ursinus College. Coach of Third Team Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball. Member of Religious Committee. Master at Peddie since 1955. WILLIAM MILLER BURKE, A.B. Englirb Educated at The Peddie School, 1931, Duke University. Coach of Midget Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Master at Peddie since 1936 EVANS Hicks, B.S., M.A. French Educated at The Peddie School, 1925, Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania. Assistant Coach of Baseball and Third Team Football. Member of Social Com- mittee. Master at Peddie since 1935. EDWARD M. Cooic, A.B, Mdfbfmdlfff Educated at Harvard University. Assistant Coach of Football and C0 Coach of Hockey. Master at Peddie since 1936. Ross A. HARRISON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Mallaematirr Educated at Hartwick College and Cor- nell University. Faculty Adviser of The Peddie Gradu- ate, Press Club and Stamp Club, As- sistant Director of The Golden Blues and Band. Member of Music Committee. Member of Publicity Committee. Master at Peddie since 1936. WILLIAM H. HAWLEY, A.B. Englirls Educated at Dartmouth College and Yale University. Q Assistant Coach of Third Team Foot- ball, Co-Coach of Hockey, Assistant Coach of Track, Co-Adviser of Old .Gold and Blue Board. In charge of Chapel Speakers. Master at Peddie since 1936. T. WOOLSEY HEERMANCE, B.A. German and Ancient Hiriary Educated at Carleton College, Yale Uni- versity, University of Berlin and Clark University. Adviser of Boxing, Assistant Director of Band, String Ensemble and Concert Orchestra. Member of Music Committee. Master at Peddie since 1936. PHILIP M. Hoon, A.B. Frezzrla and Laiin Educated at Bowdoin College, Harvard University, Columbia University, and University of Nancy, France. Director of Band and Dance Orchestra. Member of Music Committee. Master at Peddie since 1956 l 1 DONALD W. RICH, JR., B.A. Sofia! Science! and The Lower School Direrlor of Public Relaliom Educated at The Peddie School, 1932, Yale University. Faculty Adviser of Old Gold and Blue and The Pilot. Member of Religious Committee. Master at Peddie since 1956. Roaem' LINCOLN TIFT, B.A., M.A. French and Spanirla Educated at Lehigh University, Colum WILLIAM S. SPANGLER, A.B., M.A. Mutbemallc: Educated at Bucknell University. Faculty Adviser of Chess Team. Master at Peddie since 1936. BER'rRAM A. STROIHIEIMER, A.B Matlaemalicr Educated at Gettysburg College. Master at Peddie since 1936. bia University and University of Paris. Head Coach of Wrestling Team. Master at Peddie since 1936. HENKY L. McC1.rNTocK, B.A. The Lower School Educated at Yale University. Member of' Cum Laude. Assistant Coach of Third Team Baseball. Master at Peddie since 1937 Mas. NOLA W. ALLEN Afling Librarian Educated at Mount Ida School and Rider College. Acting Librarian at Peddie since Feb- ruary, 1936. MABEL FRANCES IWCCARNES, M.E, 1916 - 1937 We live in deeds not years. WILLIAM I. WILBUR, A.B., A.M., M.D. Cafzrulling Pbyririan Educated at The Peddie School, 1881, Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania. Consulting Physician at Peddie since 1925. l RICHARD T. BUCKLEY, ja., B.A., MD. Sflmol Pbyririan Educated at University of Pennsylvania. Interne for two years at Philadelphia General Hospital, Member of Cum Laude, Chairman of Social Committee. Physician at Peddie since 1929. EVA S. TOWNSEND, R.N. Nune Received Training in Presbyterian Hos- pital, Philadelphia. At Peddie since 1921. ALFRED MERTON MASONHEIMER, ja. A.B., A.A.C.0. Educated at Franklin 84 Marshall Col- lege, Rutgers University, and Eastman School of Music. Director of Glee Club and Sextette. Chairman of Music Committee. Master at Peddie since 1926. DANIEL Iv1Ns Mnssusn, A.B., A.M. Burinerr Manager Educated at The Peddie School, 1902, and Princeton University. Master at Peddie, 1908 to 1919, and Business Manager at Peddie since 1919 BENJAMIN L. CRUE Mus. BENJAMIN L. CIIUE Anixtani Buxinen Manager Dietitian Since 1936 Since 1936 MISS EDNA M. ROMWEBEII RUTH W. DAVIS Caxhier Home Mother of Lower Srlaaol yinfe 1921. 4 1 1 Mas. Lorna CAVALEAR CHARLES B. RALPH Upper' Srbfml Mriirwz .time 1931. Prorlar Iillff' 1925. BOARD OF CORPORATORS Hiram E. Deats, '94, Flemington, N. J. Wrxlter C. Black, '86-Treamrer-Hightstown, N. 1. Hon. Horace Roberson+Preride12z 29 West Eighth St., Bayonne, New Jersey Rev. M. joseph Twomey, Baptist Temple, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. George R. Baker, 153 Madison Ave., New York City Hon. Byram Winters, '85, Smithboro, New York Hon. David H. Knott, '97-Firft Vice-Prarident 222 West 23rd St., New York City Mr. W. W. Wyckoff, 95 Broadway 8: 72nd St., New York City S. Bayard Colgate, 52 Wall Street, New York City H. Theodore Sorg, 744 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Rev. Frank A. Smith, 219 Stiles St., Elizabeth, N. J. Hon. j. W.a1rren Davis, Trenton, New jersey Hon. james A. Hamilton, '94 2090 Washington St., New York City Willard L. Case, '94-Second Vice-Prraridwzl 5th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Harold W. Garton, 424 Fifth Avenue, New York City Dr. Albert W. Beaven, 1100 South Goodman St., Rochester N. Y. Mr. A. E. Chapin, '11, 208 Leonard Bldg., Cleveland, O. Rev. Whitney S. K. Yeaple, D.D., Lake Avenue Baptist Church, Rochester, N. Y. A. T. Garrett, '14, 84 Hillside Avenue, Verona, New jersey SEN 2 i I X DUNCAN A. MAC KAY Editor HERBERT JOSEPH ABRAHAMS Babe New York City Entered Peddie in 1935 Class Editor of Old Gold and Blueg Organizations Editor of Pilotg Columnist of Peddie Newsg Secretary of Press Clubg Glee Clubg Discussion Groupg Alpha Gamma Phig Casa Colemang Bnseballg Tennisg Basketball. Born December 25, 1920 New York City Yale Russm C, APPLEGATE, JR. HRIl.flyH Robbinsville, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1953 Third Team Busketballg Third Team Baseballg Gymg Tennis. Born October 9, 1918 Robbinsville, New jersey Princeton THOMAS ELY APPLEGATE, JR. rvT0mxx Hightstown, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1932 Glee Club, Tennis, Golf. Born October 28, 1917 I-Iightstown, New jersey Wl1arton School, University of Pennsylvania EDWARD D. ARNOLD HEd,' Auburn, New York Entered Peddie in 1956 Monitor, Lambda Phi Sigma, Varsity Foothallg Varsity Hockey Born March 4, 1917 Auburn, New York Cornell HEWITT BERRIEN Heade St. Davids, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1935 Secretary Alpha Gamma Phig Dramatic Club Playg Glee Clubg Discussion Groupg Varsity Football Wrestlingg Track. Born July 25, 1917 Sewickley, Pennsylvania Wesleyan F. HENRY BERLIN, JR. Hank Port-au-Prince, Haiti Entered Pecldie in 1935 Feature Editor of Newsg Inter-Fra ternity Councilg Alpha Gamma Phi Club Beekmang Boxingg Tennis Golfg Soccerg Wrestling. Born january 1, 1918 Wilmington, Delaware University of Virginia CHARLES WILLIAM BLEICHER l0BillU Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Treasurer Lambda Phi Sigmag Casa. Colemang Varsity Basketballg Varsity Buseballg Third Team Foot- ball. Born August 6, 1918 Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Princeton JAMES SHAW BOWMAN Hjilnh Scarsdale, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Swimmingg Golf. Born July 14, 1919 New York City Harvard EDWARD THOMAS BRESSLER IIEd,'l Bayonne, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Secretary of Casa Coleman, Lamhda Phi Sigma, Varsity Footballg Hockey, Track, Wrestling. Born March 24, 1918 Bayonne, New jersey Dartmouth jAMEs WILSON BRINEY rrlimzr Pontiac, Michigan Entered Peddie in 1953 President of the School, President of the House Committee, President of junior-Senior Committee: Presi- dent of the Forum, President of Alpha Phi Fraternity, President of Inter-Fraternity Council, Concert Orchestra, Band, Klover Kluhg Y. M. C. A. Cahinctg Discussion Groupg Assistant Business Manager Peddie News, Third Team Football, Tennis, Golfg Wrestling. Born March 12, 1918 Pontiac, Michigan University of Michigan THOMAS Woouwmzn CANN, JR. Tommy Freeport, New York Entered Peddie in 1932 President of Glee Club, Sextetteg Theta Phi, Vocalist for Golden Blues, Klover Klub, Third Team Football, Wrestlingg Third Team Baseball. Born April 24, 1915 New York City Bucknell G. JAMFS CARELLA lljifn I Trenton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Concert Orchestra, Band, Golden Blues. Born December 13, 1917 Trenton, New Jersey Rutgers Lmwoon RUSSELL CLARK Lin Palisade, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Manager of Banclg Concert Orches trag Golden Bluesg Cross-Country Soccerg Track. Bnrn March 15, 1917 Palisade, New jersey Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute HARRY RAYMOND CRAIG, ja. Usflllllyn Wilmingtcmn, Delaware Entered Peddie in 1935 Casa Colemang Theta Phig Golfg Track. Born july 17, 1917 Southampton, England Yale Tennis PHILIP MAJOR DALE, JR. Irpbilll Rockville Center, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Stamp Clubg Camera Clubg Soccerg Golfg Tennis. Born June 3, 1919 Rockville Center, New York Princeton RICHARD HARDING DARBY Dirk Great Neck, New York Entered Peddie in 1933 House Committecg Vice-President of Senior Classg President of junior Classg junior-Senior Committeeg Editor of Old Gold and Blueg Asso- ciate Editor of Peddie Newsg Secre- tary of Lambda Phi Sigmag Spring Prom Committeeg Klover Klubg Concert Orchestrag Third Team Foot- hallg Y.M,C.A. Cabinetg Casa Cole- mang Trackg Scrub Basketballg Base- ball. Born June 12, 1920 Brooklyn, New York Williams RICHARD ADDISON DEY rrDiL,krl Rahway, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1955 Staff of Old Gold and Blucg Peddie Newsg Lambda Phi Sigmag Casa Colemang Trackg Third Team Foot ball, Swimming. Princeton XVILLIAM HAROLD EMERY, JR. Bill Duke Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Alpha Gamma Ph Third Team Footballg Track. Born April 16, 1918 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lehigh i LIANUEL Ocrfwio FANO, JR. Yljdfk I Brooklyn, New York Entered Peddie in 1932 Discussion Groupg Y.M.C,A.g Boy Scoutsg Stamp Clubg Dramatic Clubg Manager of Footballg Assistant Manager of Track. Born March 9, 1920 Brooklyn, New York Columbia ALFRED SH USTER FLINN Mirkey Haddonfield, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1953 House Committeeg Junior-Senior Committeeg Varsity Football Cap- taing Spring Prom Committee: Alpha Phig Varsity Baseballg Soc- cerg Wrestlingg Track. Born December 28, 1916 Haddonfield, New jersey Cornell ROBERT MAMoss Fowum rrB0bu Bronxville, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Discussion Groupg Gymg Tennisg Third Team Baseball. Born December 11, 1917 Brooklyn, New York Cornell HERBERT CLARK FRANCISCO Fran West Caldwell, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Secretary and Treasurer of Stamp Clubg Manager of Concert Orches- trag Bandg Concert Orchestrag Golfg Soccerg Track. Born May 24, 1919 West Caldwell, New Jersey Syracuse FREDERICK FREED Fred Portland, Oregon Entered Peddie in 1936 Associate Editor of Peddie News Press Clubg Soccerg Tennisg Golf Born August 25, 1920 Portland, Oregon Princeton WAI.TER EDWARD GLASSER Wall Ridgewood, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Tennisg Footballg Golf Born December 3, 1918 Paterson, New jersey Dartmouth Bolus GoDoFF Brooklyn, New York Entered Pecldie in 1935 Concert Orchestrag Glee Clubg Leader of Golden Bluesg Casa Cole- mang Staff of Old Gold and Blueg Golfg Tennisg Soccerg Manager of Wrestling. Born February 20, 1918 New York City Columbia HENRY ANDERSON GOODBAND . H en Rumson, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Concert Orchestrag Concert En- sembleg Bandg Secretary of Lambda Sigmag Cross-Countryg Tennisg Soc- cer. Born August 1, 1917 Glen Cove, New York University of Pennsylvania WESLEY MONTEITH GRAFF, JR. Wm ' C0unl Westheld, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Lambda Sigmag Cross Countryg Swimming Teamg Golf Trauk. Born June 5, 1919 West6eld, New jersey Yale EUGENE Gaiman, JR. Gene East Orange, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Third Team Footballg Tennisg Born March 7, 1919 New York City Harvard Gol M. LEONARD Gnoss Lennie Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1955 Senior Class Secretaryg Concert Orchestrag Glee Clubg Bandg Golden Bluesg Winters Prize Ora- tiong Peddie Newsg Lambda Phi Sigmag Cross-Country Squadg Golfg Wrestlingg Third Team Baskctballg Baseball. Q Born July 22, 1919 Camden, New jersey University of Pennsylvania BERNARD GROSSLIAN Bernie New York City Entered Peddie in 1936 Pecldie Newsg Press Cluhg Golfg Tennisg Wrestlingg Swimming. Born July 51, 1918 New York City Cornell Enwfmn ALLEN HALLETT Mall, Trenton, New jersey Entered Pecldie in 1936 Concert-Master of Concert Orches trag Glee Clubg Bandg Stamp Club Musical Awards Committeeg Ten nisg Swimming. Born March 3, 1918 Trenton, New jersey Const Gun rd Academy XVILLAM A. HAMLER, JR. tlBiU!l Waltertmmwn, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Lambda Phi Sigmag Casa Colemang Third Team Footlmllg Hockeyg Truckg Tennis. Born November 15, 1918 jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Dartmouth RICHARD FRANKLIN HANLEY Dirk Richmond Hill, New York Entered Peddie in 1932 Y.M.C.A. Cahinetg Old Gold and Blue Staffg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Trackg Alpha Phi. Born March 26, 1920 Richmond Hill, New York Annapolis EDWARD HARRIGAN AlplJonJe New Brighton, New York Entered Peddie in 1956 Casa Colemang Golfg Baseball. Born April 28, 1919 New York City Princeton HERBERT HENRY HAUCK Herb Irvington, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Winters Prize Orationg Dramatic Clubg Peddie News, Chess Clubg Camera Clubg Casa Coleman, Ten- nis, Swimming, Track. Born April 10, 1920 Atlanta, Georgia Cornell HENRY THURSTON HILLARD Bunk Gladstone, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 House Committeeg Club Beekman, Casa Coleman, Alpha Zeta, Hockey, Captain of Track. Born November 24, 1917 Gladstone, New jersey Dartmouth NEWMAN AVERY HOOPINGARNER IYHUOP-y!' Rockville Center, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Concert Orchestrag Glee Clubg Sex- tetteg Bandg Golf g Soccer. Born March 21, 1919 Nacogdoches, Texas Princeton ROBERT LIEAD joNEs rrB0bu Glassboro, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1955 President of Chess Clubg Glee Clubg Old Gold and Blue Staffg Peddie Newsg Representative of Lambda Sigmag Discussion Groupg Pilot Staffg Cheer Leaderg Third Team Footballg Scrub Basketballg Wres- tlingg Track. Born july 26, 1918 Chicago, Illinois Harvard BENTON DAVID KING Bell Rutherford, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Concert Orchestrng Band. Born October 20, 1919 Hackensack, New jersey Haverford MALCOLM SUYDAM KIRKPATRICK Burch Forsgute Drive, Jamesburg, N. J. Entered Peddie Winter Term 1956 Bom February I, 1919 Jamesburg, N. J. Undecided AUBREY RANDOLPH KNOX Randy Leominster, Massachusetts Entered Pedclie in 1935 Glee Clubg Varsity Football, Track Wrestling. Born October 29, 1916 Leominster, Massachusetts Dartmouth FRANK GUSTAVE LAEGELER East Orange, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Orchestrag Glee Clubg Band, Cross Country, Soccerg Track. Born july 5, 1918 Lakeland, Florida Bucknell Ronan ALLEN LAFEY, JR. lIB0bH Pennsburg, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1935 Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.g Concert Orchestrag Bandg Alpha Phig Truck Managerg Gym. Born July 20, 1919 Pennsburg, Pennsylvania Cornell ROBERT IRWIN LARUS Bob' New York City Entered Peddie in 1935 President of Press Clubg Secretary of Chess Clubg Business Manager of Peddie Newsg Business Manager of Old Gold and Blueg Business Man- ager of Pilotg Discussion Groupg Winner of Winters Prize Orationg Declamation Contestg Wrestling Teamg Tennisg Trackg Cross Coun- try. Born July 29, 1918 New York City Princeton ROBERT EDWARDS LEACH lrB0b!J Hammonton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Vice-President of Glee Club, Sex tetteg Concert Orchestra, Band, Con cert Ensemble, Peddie News Dramatic Club, Music Committee Alpha Zeta. Born September 20, 1917 Canton, Ohio Undecided HAROLD CONOVER lVfCDERMO'I I' ffMafll Freehold, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Soccer g Golf. Born October 16, 1917 Freehold, New jersey Rutgers Joi-IN Eowmm MCELFRESH Mac Garden City, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Golden Bluesg Bandg Golfg Soccer. Born October 7, 1918 Woodbury, New jersey Michigan GILES ALAN MACEWEN IIMHFIY Potsdam, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Lambda Phi Sigma Varsity Footballg Varsity Basket ballg Baseball. Born june 5, 1919 Lawrenceville, New York Brown JOSEPH GREENWALD MAIMIN Hjoell New York City Entered Peddie in 1936 Casa Colemang Golfg Tennis, Soc cerg Basketball. Born November 15, 1920 New York City University of Pennsylvania JOHN REYNOLDS MASTER MAN folmnie Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Entered Pecldie in 1936 Glee Clubg Third Team Footballg Track. Born March 9, 1918 Monroe, Michigan Colorado School of Mines LINCOLN MEI uw Shanghai, China Entered Pedclie in 1936 Tennis. Born February 5, 1918 Shanghai, China Amherst Vicron Louis MONGELLI Vif Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Lambda Phi Sigma Varsity Footballg Wrestlingg Box ingg Track. Born February 4, 1916 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Undecided Press Clubg Peddie Newsg Soccerg HowARD E. Mooun, ju. HBudll Clitton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Vive-President of Y.M.C.A.g Presi- dent of Alpha Zetag Captain of Cross-Countryg Associate Editor of Old Gold and Blue, Editor of Pilot, Business Manager of Peddie Gradu- ateg Peddie Newsg Member of Forum, Klover Klub, House Com- mitteeg Casa Colemang Inter-Frater- nity Council, junior-Senior Com- mittee, Scrub Basketball, Baseball. Born March 17, 1920 Paterson, New Jersey Dartmouth WAYNE Doxslm Moon Duke Islip, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Band g Scrub Basketball. Born June 16, 1918 Islip, New York University of Pennsylvania ROGER STOKES Momus l1R0gn Hightstown, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Baseball. Born February 22, 1919 Hightstown, New jersey Princeton ALFRED WALTER MURDOCK, JR. lVally Brooklyn, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Casa Colemang Lambda Phi Hockey. Born July 3, 1918 New York City Dartmouth Sigma WILLIAM COURTNEY MYERS Court Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alpha Zetag Footballg Baseballg Tennis. Bom August 13, 1918 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Yale FRANCIS Gooowm NANN Frank Bayonne, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Lambda Sigmag Footballg Varsity Swimmingg Third Team Basketball. Born February 15, 1917 Bayonne, New Jersey Rutgers BERGEN FRANKLIN NEWELL HBudU Freeport, New York Entered Pedclie in 1936 Wrestlingg Cross-Country. Born March 4, 1919 Jersey City, New Jersey West Point Ronsivr JOHN NOLAN IIB0bl! Trenton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1955 Captain of Basketball Team, Presi dent of Lambda Phi Sigmag Foot ball, Varsity Baseball. Born January 9, 1917 Trenton, New Jersey Princeton WARREN WHEELER OLEY Shorty Pennington, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Orchestrag Glee Clubg Bandg Golf Hockey. Bom May 18, 1918 Bridgeton, New jersey Pennsylvania State DAVID ROBERT OLIVER Dave Burlington, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Wrestlingg Footballg Third Track. Born March 6, 1920 Burlington, New jersey Amherst Team HAROLD WILLIAM PAINE, JR. Bill Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Golfg Scrub Basketball. Born July 30, 1918 Indian Orchard, Massachusetts Brown GIRARD L1v1NosToN PALMER Gerry Jersey City, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Drama Classg Sophomore Declamu- tion Contestg Camera Clubg Casa Colemung Boxingg Cross Countryg Track. Born April 4, 1920 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wharton School University of Pennsylvania CONSTANTINE V. PAN1c1zvxc1-1, JR. Purley Cranbury, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1933 Associate Editor of Old Gold and Blueg Student Director of Concert Orchestrag Concert Orchestrag Con- cert Ensembleg Golden Bluesg Band. Born December 25, 1918 Trenton, New jersey Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science RAYMOND E. PAST rfRayJI Maywood, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Bandg Golden Bluesg Swimming. Born December 14, 1918 Jamestown, North Dakota University of Pennsylvania WILLIAM DOUGLAS PATTEN MPM., Freehold, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Peddie Newsg Golf. Born February 4, 1918 Freehold, New jersey Williams ALFREDO M, PHDRAZA Cube Santa Clam, Cuba Entered Pedtlie in 1936 Concert Orchestrag String Ensembleg Glee Clubg Swimmingg Cross Countryg Baseball. Born December 7, 1917 Santa Clara, Cuba Massachusetts Institute of Technology JAMES WILLOUGHBY PENDILL fljiml' Huntington, New York Entered Peddie in 1955 Glee Clubg Swimmingg Golfg Gym Born October 24, 1919 Huntington, New York Harvard ROBERT REED PERSON frB0bu Rahway, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Decla mation Contestg Varsity Football Varsity Basketballg Tennis. Born April 15, 1914 Strausburg, Pennsylvania Princeton HAROLD R. PETERS, JR. Pere Pelham, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Y.M.C.A. Cabinetg Editor of Activi ties of Old Gold and Blueg Tennis Boxingg Third Team Basketball Golf. Born july 28, 1919 Springfield, Massachusetts Dartmouth GEORGE WELCH PETERSON, JR.' Pele Ridgewood, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Trackg Golf. Born January 30, 1919 Ramsey, New Jersey Lehigh Joi-IN ROBERT PLATT Brine Genoa, New York Entered Peddie in 1930 Captain of Wrestling Teamg Peddie Newsg Stamp Clubg Lambda Sigma. Bom October 13, 1918 Urbana, Illinois Cornell SAMUEL BOYCE Poua lfsamrl Washington, D. C. Entered Pecldie in 1935 Lambda Phi Sigmag Captain of Third Team Footballg Boxingg Swimmingg Third Team Baseball. Born February 11, 1920 Washington, D. C. George Washington VUILLIAM HENRY REEVES, QND Printi6 New Lisbon, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Glee Clubg Press Clubg Peddie Newsg Alpha Phig Wrestlingg Golf. Born july 14, 1917 New Lisbon, New jersey Undecided RICHARD ANDREW R015 Dick New York City Entered Peddie in 1932 Promenade Committeeg Inter-Frater- nity Councilg Alpha Gamma Phig Smoke House Committeeg Varsity Tennisg Scrub Basketballg Golf. Born june 22, 1916 New York City Dartmouth NORMAN A. C. RUE, JR. ffRueyu Burlington, New jersey Entered Peclclie in 1936 Concert Orchestrag Glee Alpha Gamma Phi. Born September 15, 1919 Cornwallis, Pennsylvania Franklin B4 Marshall JAMES l'lAliVl?Y SANDS ujjmw Hancock, New York Entered Pecldie in 1935 Wrestlingg Gnlfg Sorcery Glee Alpha Phi, Born june 24, 1918 Sao Paula, Brazil Brnwn Club Cluhg WILLIAM BENTON SANFORD Ben Mamaroneck, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 House Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Peddie Newsg Peddie Graduateg Glee Clubg Press Clubg Amateur Nightg Golfg Wrestling. Born March 16, 1918 Port Chester, New York Princeton juuss SCHAFER Srlmj5e Trenton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Peddie Newsg Press Clubg Dramatic Clubg Band, Camera Clubg Boy Scoutsg Cross Countryg Third Team Footballg Varsity Swimmingg Golf, Soccerg Track. Bom December 14, 1919 Trenton, New jersey University of Pennsylvania WILLIAM GEISSE SHAIN Bi!l' Tamaqua, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Alumni Editor of Peddie News Winters Prize Contest: Press Club Short Story Contestg Tennisg Fenc ing. Born November 1, 1919 Tamaqua, Pennsylvania Princeton ROBERT E. SHAPIRO IIPip!l Saranac Lake, New York Entered Peddic in 1935 Cum Laudeg Old Gold and Blueg Peddie Newsg Varsity Football' Boxingg Wrestlingg Hockey. Born October 5, 1918 New York City Massachusetts Institute of Technology CHARLES ST. JOHN SMITH Smitly Carney's Point, New Jersey Entered Pecldie in 1936 Boy Scoutsg Football, Swimming. Born August 20, 1919 Greene, New York Colgate FRANK CAVELL SMITH S miz1y Scranton, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Press Clubg Peddie Newsg Concert Orchestrag Bandg Boy Scouts, Stamp Clubg Golfg Wrestling. Born June 27, 1918 Scranton, Pennsylvania Yale K- WILLIAM FRANK STANTON Ate Chagrin Falls, Ohio Entered Peddie in 1936 Lambda Phi Sigmag Fencing. Born October 16, 1918 Cleveland, Ohio Princeton JOHN IRVING STFARNS Rvd' Victor, New York Entered Pecldie in 1936 Cross Countryg Basketbullg Baseball Born March 30, 1918 Canandaigua, New York Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute SIDNEY S. STEIN, Jn. Us-idy, New York City Entered Peddie in 1936 President of Camera Clubg News Bonrdg Press Clubg Casa Colemung Second Team Basketballg Baseballg Gnlfg Tennis. Born October 11, 1918 Merrill, Wiscrmnsin Yale ALAN WILBUR STEPHENS Steve Westheld, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Bandg Wrestlingg Base- bnllg Golf. Born january 13, 1919 Rahway, New jersey University of Pennsylvania DONALD G. STOCUM Don Sunbury, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Lambda Phi Sigmag Third Team Footballg Second Team Basketball. Born August 2, 1919 Viking, Canada Cornell FREDERICK ARTHUR STRALEY Fred Germania, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Camera Clubg Varsity Football: Baseball. Born October 15, 1916 Olean, New York Pennsylvania State EUGENE FRANKLIN STRYKER, JR.. Gene Paterson, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1933 President of Senior Classg House Committeeg junior-Senior Commit- tee, Klover Klub, Prom Committee, Inter-Fraternity Councilg Alpha Phig Manager of Tennis Team, Hockey, Third Team Football. Born March 30, 1916 Paterson, New Jersey Colgate CHESTER V. STU MPP Chez Bronx, New York .Entered Peddie in 1953 Cum Laudeg Head Monitorg Sopho- more Declamation Contestg Boy Scouts, Manager Varsity Baseballg Manager Third Team Football, Wrestling, Tennis. Born july 27, 1919 Bronx, New York Hamilton MARK VUALLACE SWETLAND, Hightstown, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Cum Laudeg Orchestrag Band. Born August 15, 1921 Hightstown, New jersey Princeton JOSEPH WA1'soN TAYLOR Trzylor' Verona, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Dance Orchestrag Cross Country Born December 21, 1919 Baltimore, Maryland Dartmouth JOHN ARTHUR THOMAS lljdrkll Lakewood, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Head Waiterg Glee Clubg Hockeyj Golf. Born August 3, 1916 Crosswicks, New jersey North Carolina State JOHN DOUGLAS TIFFANY l4TiHlf Carbondale, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Assistant Basketball Managerg Countryg Tennis. Born November 19, 1919 New Haven Connecticut Undecided Cross CARL VAN EVERA llVanll Hangchow, China Entered Peddie in 1935 House Committeeg President of Y.M.C.A.g Concert Orchestrag Var- sity Trackg Soccerg Cross Country. Born August 30, 1917 Shanghai, China University of Michigan W. WILLIAM VAN HORN zrvanyw Belleville, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Varsity Football. Born November 17, 1918 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania NELSON Harms VAN KLEECK HVdnII Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Tennisg Boxing. Born july 29, 1918 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Harvard FREDERICK JUDD VAN WAGNER, JR. frvanll Madison, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1933 Secretary of Inter-Fraternity Coun- cilg President of Alpha Gamma Phig Winter Prom Committee, Spring Prom Committee, Dramatic Clubg Smoke House Committee, Club Beekmang Golf Team, Basketballg Swimming Teamg Third Team Bas- ketball. Born November 3, 1917 Summit, New Jersey Dartmouth STANLEY IRVING VALlCiliN, ju. Sian Kenmore, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Perltlie Newsg Treasurer of Alpha Zetag Cheerleaclerg Soccerg Boxingg Tennis. Born july 18, 1917 Carhonclale, Pennsylvania Massachusetts Institute of Technology JACK ROLAND voN MAUR lark Ridgewood, New jersey Entered Pecldie in 1936 House Committeeg Tennis. Born April 30, 1919 Scranton, Pennsylvania Williams jAMEs AUGUSTINE WELSH IPGHJII Shamokin, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1934 House Committeeg Associate Editor of Newsg Vice-President of Alpha Phig Inter-Fraternity Councilg Pilot Staff: Press Clubg President of Club Beekmang Manager of Varsity Busketballg Con c e rt Orchestrag Bandg Soccerg Tennis. Born june 28, 1918 Slmmokin, Pennsylvania Yale FRED W. WHITEHEAD Fred Trenton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Born November 16, 1919 Trenton, New jersey Rutgers THEODORE GEORGE WINGENDER uTed1l Roselle Park, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Glee Clubg Tennisg Golf. Born October 25, 1917 New York, New York Duke CHARLES SEYMOUR WILLIAMS Chick Newark, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Tennisg Gymg Third Team Basketball. Born April 25, 1920 Holdredge, Nebraska Harvard FLOYD JosEPH Worcorr lljoell Eldred, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1935 House Committeeg Captain of Var- sity Baseballg Alpha Phig Varsity Footballg Soccer. Born May 11, 1918 Eldred, Pennsylvania Penn State LESTER ERDWIN WURFEL, JR. uLeJ,n Glen Ridge, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Clubg Concert Orchestrag Press Clubg Camera Clubg Lambda Phi Sigmag Golf g Soccerg Track. Born january 19, 1919 Elizabeth, New Jersey Princeton HAROLD ELLIS YOUNG nBudu Allentown, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1956 Cross Countryg Soccer. Born january 25, 1918 Woodclili, New jersey Undecided STATISTICS OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1937 Ilr,'1'o11'te A1rthor-- Sinclair Lewis liazforite Aittoinohile - Buick Favorite C ollege - Princeton Iiarorite Weehlyf Magazine - Life Favorite Monthly Magazine - Esquire Favorite Newrpaper - New York Times Fazforile Preparatory School Outfide of Peddie Favorite Girlr' School- St. Mary's Favorite Screen Actrerr - Myrna Loy Iiazforite Screen Actor- Clark Gable Favorite Suininer Occupation - Loafing, Greater! Peddie Honor - Cum Laude Mort Intererting Sport to Watch - Football Mort Interefting Sport to Play - Football - Blair Mort Popular Novel of the Year - Gone With the Wind Mort Popular Non-Fiction Book - American Doctor's Odyssey Mort Popular Orchestra - Goodman Mott Popular Son g - Stardust Mort Prominent American Today- F. D. Roosevelt Nor! Pronzinent IVonian Today - Amelia Earhart Outrtanding Motion Picture of the Year - On the Avenue Ozttitanding Play of the Year- Brother Rat Recreational Activity Beit Enjoyed - Tennis SENIOR-JUNIOR COMMITTEI' Back: R b , M H. Front: BI gh, Levcrmh, Brincy, Siryker, Darby Back: De Lima, Bennett, Fields, Eedle, Morrison, Hart, Salisbury, Rapp, McNiece, Mulholland Lawrence Abbott, M. Nolan, Mr. Emery, Rrbinson Front: Herring, Forshay, Williams, J. T., Goodwin, Ccwan, Encherman, Rohn, March, Boyd Katz J JUNIQR CLASS 1,3-. i'-f- Y yt .,..,,. A, it l ., l Abbott, Henry Lawrence Ackerson, john Martial, jr. Addis, Malcolm Crowell Anisz, Erwin Austin, Colby Merrill Bedle, Wyman Bennett, T. Herbert, 5rd Betts, Cortland Saunders, jr Bligh, james Dominic, jr. Boyd, Williani, jr. Burris, john Edward Chapin, WL1ffCH Blanchard Clark, llowiird Morton Cronin, lltlwnrd john Delima, jacob Elias Diehl, joseph Dale, jr. Enchermim, Robert M. Feziron, Edwtirtl Robert Field, Richard M. Forshay, Robert Field JUNIOR OFFICERS Bligh, Leverich, Robinson Back: Leverich, Bligh, Winsor, Mackay, D. Kutz, Kern, Burris, H. Clar Zanoni, Kuhn, Jordan, E. F. Thomas Front: J. 0. Thompson, Phillips, Ruehl, Chapin, Mattmann, Larabee, Sanderson Goodwin, Eric Cridlan Gosnell, Thomas Hale Gost, Herbert William k, Ackerson, Saxton, Runyon, Hardman, Fearon, Timmons, Morrison, John Richard Mulholland, George I. Gosnell Sargent Haas, Hart, David Stewart Robert Warren Harding, Richard W'alter Harper, William Edward, jr. Herring, Paul Littleton jordan, Henry H. Katz, David Katz, joseph Kern, Frederick Godfrey, Jr. Kirby, Kuhn, john Burke Robert Eugene Larrabee, Eric Lawrence, George W., jr. Leverich, john Simpson Levin, Lee Lighton, A, Reid McNieCe, John Crawford, 3rd MacFarlane, Donald Roy Mackay, Duncan Alexander March, Sherman Mattman, Charles Theodore Morgan, Howard Heather Nolan, Martin Joseph Patterson, Richard Blair Petruzzi, Charles Phillips, Williaiii P. Rapp, Williani Frederick,j r. Ridgway, Clifford, jr. Robinson, Paul john Rohn, john Philip Ruehl, Robert C., jr. Runyon, Frederick Field Salisbury, Donald Ambrose Sanderson, Robert Collins Sargent, Edward Albert Saxton, Donald McChesney Thomas, Earl Franklin Thompson, Jack Owen Wechsler, Daniel Albert, jr. Westgate, Ronald Williams, john Thomas Winsor, William john Wollmuth, Edmund W., jr. Yeaple, Whitney Seiler Zanoni, Alfred Louis 2. Back: Jones, D. L., Dodge, Harris, M. S., Jacobs, Rosenkampff, Day Oppenherm M 3rd: Church, Talbot, S. Clayton, Coates, Lenox, Dolt, Norcross 2nd: Adler, Horton, Nelson, Bradie, Mr. E. Hicks, W. Flinn Front: Ackerman, J-, Fuenmayor, Daze, Ackerman, john Edward, jr. Alesbury, Robert johnson Avrutine, Mickey Robert Bardwell, Thomas Carew Bradford, Philander Sheridan Brandt, Richard Donald Brennert, George Martin, jr Church, Robert james Clayton, Sheldon M., jr, Coates, Robert McConnell Coto, Hernani Day, William E., 3rd Daze, Louis Rudolph, jr. del Collado, Ramon, jr. Dodge, Paul Henry Dowell, Arthur Edward, jr. Elliot, Arthur Henry, jr. Fairhurst, William Milson Finegold, Edmund Sherwin Flinn, William M., jr. I Foster, Frank, Goble, Haigh, Harris, Harris Pendleton, Greenlee james Harvey, jr. Edmond joseph Wcmodruff Willard Robert Earl Michael Alan Morton Samuel Hopson, Charles Nelson jacobs, Burton S. jolley, Edwin Robert jones, Dramon Livinston Klitgaard, Robert M. Kramer, Irwin Hamilton Laitman, Edwin Lennox, George Alexander, j Lincoln, Robert Adams Lubin, Hilliard L. Meloy, Neil Dickson McElfresh, Robert Mattison McMec-kin, Malcolm Bowman Morris, William Richard f t A l L Buck: Sulwwenk, Brcnnert, Davis, Alesbury, Frank, NlcEIfresh, W., Ochiltree 3rd: Goble, Lubin, Oakley, Thompson, J. I., Coto, Sachs, Haigh 2nd: Lincoln, Fairlwurst, Bradford, Dowell, Sperling, Harris, M. A., Feingold Front: Foster, Klitganrd, Stiumpp, G., Meloy, London SOPHOMORE CLASS Moyer, -lnmes Ifnglish Nelson, Egbert V. I. .K Norcross, hfontglyne Franklin, J . tktkley, Gordon Oclriltree, Edmund james Oppenheim, Robert Pendleton, Edmund Embrce, jr. Rosenluunpff, Stanley Arthur N Ross, Robert Edwin E Sachs, John Wfilson SClliVL'fC1l, Douglas Carlton Schwenk, Adolph Glaser Simu, Karel Burleigh Sperling, joseph Edward, jr. Ste-ingot, Stanley Stumpp, George F, M., 3rd Talbot, Duncan Arthur, jr. Thompson, James Ives Wirrik, Norman Symon Wiktrtf, Frederick Dayton SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Standing: Bradford, W. Flinn, Sitting: Fairhurst, Lincoln 1 'WUQU' ,fi V yi 1 .gifi V gm, 'S' . ,Ewing-,gegfd .XY ,, , L, H S QQ, I 5 Q21 3+f4 :gif N 9 H5 E g ' A - ' . A 'mr KA ' ' AK f in 1 YS .. n -5- V N 9 A 'K 4 at N . :, ,a 4. , - . M fr' ge S - , v1 :Y K N fix GX , x K ,,.. QI. 8. xr Aki x A ' N - wi HX xx 'sri A 0 W A. W I ' K' ' qu i M V . .. ., . . -- X iq'- i ' Y .A .... , M.-1 f f.x.:,,',f X wx Us Q Back: Messrs. McClinlock, Hood, Hawley, Lilierick, Spangler, Rich 4th: Ralph, W. Hicks, Emery, E. Hicks, Shuman, Burke, Tifft, Harrison, Cook Jrd: Sprout, Geiger, Boyd, Norton, Stroheimer, Miss Townsend, Mrs. Crue, Crue 2nd: Buckley, Timmons, Weed, Hubbard, Heermance, Mrs. Sievens, Slevens. Mrs. Davis Front: Hornberger, Reeves, Waiie, Harmon, Saunders, Langford, Messier, Hertzog, MacArihur FACULTY lim Dr. Nr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. CUM LAUDE :fly Alcuzbwxi .' Rifhgird Tliuiupsurl Bucklcy Howard Rodney Emory Ralph lihncr lflzirmim Pimrcs H. Hcrtzug llcistcr Richard l'l1lI'l1hCl'gL'l' W.ll'fL'l1 Sidney Hllbbilfki Archihiild Morrison Langford hurl Clliircncc MacArthur Ruv. l'uwcIl ll. Nurtorl Mr. DI. Wiiltcr Rccvcs Dr. Wilhiwiir Eddy Saunders Mr. Roy judson Wzlitc I Nclzllzwii in Cr11n'.w.' Richard H. Darby Benton D. King Robert Shapiro Chcstcr V. Stumpp Ivfark W. Swctlund Standing: Mr. Harmon, Mr. E. Hicks, Mr. Emery. Darby. Shapiro, Swetland, H. Moore King, C. Stumpp, Dr. Buckley, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Waite Siiling: Messrs. Hcrizog, Hornbergcr, MacArihur, Norlon, Saunders, Langiord, Reeves HOXWARD M. CLARK, Editor X XXX 4' ' .HQ-f, :', .Q S z' r -' Q X el in Nifkx , way ,QA ,R 5 5 1 qi X Qi kfgi.f:?i1y A Qi - K fx-. 'Q cw Jes? 2+ . Back: Asst. Coach Hicks, Nann, Wolcott, Haas, R. Nolan, Coach MacArthur Middle: Fano, Kern, Knox, Bressler, MacEwen, Cronin, Van Horn, Hanley, Asst. Coach Cook Front: Arnold, Boyd, Petruzzi, Morgan, Flinn, A. S., Capt., Bligh, Mongelli, Thomas E F Clark H Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Adelphi Academy Newman School it Poly Prep Hun School Princeton Freshma Brown Prep Blair Academy iXiAway Seconds P. 16 14 6 7 7 38 19 Captain Flinn FOOTBALL The past season's football team exemplified the best type of Peddie spirit and sportsmanship. Throughout the season there was harmony between players and coaches, splendid cooperation on the part of all, and excellent leadership on the part of Captain Flinn. At the beginning of football season the coaches had to select, from a squad of 78, a varsity and a junior varsity squad, pick the first eleven from the varsity squad, teach them an offense, and then have them ready for the first game, with only eight full practice sessions in which to accomplish the task. The fact that the first two games were of exactly the right type to give experience without exhaustion or injury was very important. It meant that daily workouts could be more strenuous and more thorough. Conditions for team develop- ment were almost perfect. The only fault in a schedule designed to point for success in the Blair game was the necessary shift of the game with Princeton freshman seconds to the Wednesday before the Hun game. This change made Hun the third opponent to be played in eight days, and in spite of liberal use of substitutes on Wednesday, the boys lacked the keen desire for competition on Saturday. The splendid Hun team would probably have defeated us, however, even if we had been at our best. The team reached its peak in the Blair game. Our old rivals presented a clever of- fense and were dangerous to the end, but on that day Peddie had everything a football team needs. The line charged beautifully, the blocking was almost perfect, the backs were fast, and the offense showed variety and deception as well as power. In the satis- faction it gave the coaches, the performance was one of the finest ever turned out by a Peddie football team. The men of the squad maintained a very high standard on the Held and their coach feels that their conduct has made this season one of the most pleasing he has had in 23 years of Peddie football. Coach MacArthur BASKETBALL Not only winning the duampionship of the Eastern Pri- vate Schools Basketball League but also going through a schedule of seventeen games undefeated, the 1937 basketball team established one of the best records in a good many years. Though several of the Eastern Private Schools League games were very close, Peddie emerged victorious in its ten encounters, being followed by Horace Mann of New York with a record of seven victories and three defeats, and then by Blair with six victories and four defeats. Peddie's most notable victories in non-league competition were over Prince- ton Freshmen, Overbrook High, West Philadelphia High, Lawrence- ville, and the New York Stock Exchange. One of the chief reasons for the successful season was the aggressiveness and the excellent cooperation of all the boys on the squad. Placing of team play far above individual prowess was the spirit which carried the 1937 team to victory many a time. The team was not made up of stars but was the best balanced team in recent years. Every man was dangerous offensively and every man was good defensively. Only three teams scored more than thirty points against Peddie in any contest, whereas Peddie scored over that number in all but two of its seventeen games. A great deal of credit is due to Captain Bob Nolan, whose ex- cellent leadership, consistently good playing, and steadying influence in critical moments exerted such an important part in the team's suc- cess. The unusual scoring ability of Jack Cronin, who led the League with 105 points in the ten games, the most valuable assistance of Bob Person, who consistently outjumped almost every opposing cen- ter and was a power of strength and great scoring threat under the backboardsg the able ball handling, fine passing and cutting of Dick Hanley, the excellent guarding and aggressiveness of Giles MacEweng the scoring ability of Charlie Mattman under the baskets, and the speed and aggressive- ness of Dave Haas, the able substitutions of Ronald Westgate at center, Howard Moore, at guard, and Bill Bleicher at forward - all played their part in the team's success. Coach Gelger -- M 7 - -' -5 Ngglgyg I ,X ,TQ 9 jx fs' an- ,. kk T 1 fx 1 ar Q ik- 'K . w . Y 5 ' 'm ':in', N' K sg- v if' 'Q . 5' w savvy Captain Wolcott BASEBALL With only three letter men of the 1936 squad on hand, Peddieis prospects for the 1937 baseball season were largely dependent upon new material. Captain Wolcott, pitcher and outfielderg Burt, first base, and Nolan, center field, were the only members of last year's championship team available. Naturally, the loss of George Case, star pitcher and outfielder for two years, would be keenly felt. Front: Jolley, Long, Dolt, Thompson, Arnold, M.S. Harris, Van Horn, Petruzzi, Chapin, Mulholland Harigan, H. Moore Back: Coach Sprout, W. Moore, Zanoni, Bligh, Ridgeway, Stearns, Burt, Capt. Wolcott, B. Nolan, Cronin Haas, Blaicher, McMeekin, Steinigut, Asst. Coach Hicks, Stumpp,fMgr. Tl1e new material, however, proved to be better than average, and after a few practice sessions it was evident that the team would again be in the running for the state and league championships. Of the non-letter men returning, Bligh, Bleicher, H. Moore, Jolley, Mulholland, Jack Tompson, Steingut, McMeekin, and Dolt gave the best account of themselves, while among the new men, Morris, Cronin, Ridgeway, Long, Stearns, Petruzzi, Haas, W. Moore, Harrigan, Chapin, and Van Horn proved to be of varsity calibre. Considerable experimenting, however, was necessary before the best combinations could be found. The first game of the season, with Lafayette Freshmen, found Peddie on the short end of a 6-5 score. Lack of batting practice was a deciding factor in the loss of this game. In the league games with Horace Mann, Poly Prep, and Irving the Peddie batters hit their stride and managed to win all these games by comfortable margins The pitching of Captain Wolcott and Long was consistently good in all of the early-season games, although their support was at times uncertain. A thrilling 3-2 victory over Lawrenceville was one of the season's high-spots. BASEBALL SCHEDULE P.O April 17 Lafayette Freshmen 5 April 24 'l'Horace Mann 12 April 28 Lawrenceville School 5 May 1 'H:Poly Prep 7 May 5 Pennington School 2 May 8 Tlrving School 8 May I2 Trenton High School 3 May 15 Mercersburg Academy 7 May 19 TTrinity School 13 May 22 Rutgers Prep 15 May 29 'l'tFBlair Academy 6 June 5 W. Philadelphia High Schoo 8 june I2 Overbrook High School 6 ,IUDC 19 New York Stock Exchange Coach Sprout at Away games TLeague games April April May May May May May May june :lf Coach Weed and Fred Wikcff TRACK SCHEDULE P. O. Penn Relays Hamilton High School 90-113 26-213 'Lafayette Interscholastics Sl' Bordentown Military Institute 882 282 Princeton Interscholastics 'Triangular Meet with Montclair H. S. Captain Hillard Peddie, and Lawrenceville Blair Academy 71 46 State Meet Weequahic High School 72 41 'Away meets us.. i . , Ll K JF' , - fyf. lst Row: Hawley fAsst. Coachj, Van Evera, E. Thomas, Cant. Hillard, Wickoff, Sehiverea, Rob Coach Weed 2nd Row: L. Clark, Masterman, Taylor, Fearon, Bressler, Peterson, Boyd, Emrey, Bennett, Jones, Stanton Hanley 3rd Row: Laeqeler, Stumpp, Diehl, Knox, Person, Morgan, J. Thomas, Schwenk, Mongelli, Kern, Beacock Back Nelson, Farley, Berrlen, Nolan, Lafey fMgr.J, Gosnell, Mel, Oliver TRACK REVIEW The early part of the season was devoted mostly to the training for the Penn Relays where we were entered in three championships of America Relays. We were sixth in the sprint relays, fifth in the mile relays and sixth in the medley relay. We opened our season with a dual meet with Hamilton High and won rather easily. However a decided weakness in field events was apparent which was offset by considerable strength in the running events. Our next contest was the Lafayette Interscholastics where we took third place without the services of our outstanding competitor, Fred Wikoff, who was ill at that time. With the way the boys are shaping up and the improvement in some of the field events, we should have a fairly successful season. The team as it now stands is as follows: 100 and 200 yd. dash, Schiverea, Robinson, Bressler, 440 yd. clash, Captain Hillard, Fearon, Oliver, 880 yd. run, Van Evera, L. Clark, Mile run, Taylor, Beacock, Farley, 120 yd. high hurdles and 220 yd. low hurdles, Wikoff, Jones, Thomas, Shot put, Bressler, Schwenk, Morgan, H. Clark, Discus, Knox, Schwenk, Pearson, Pole vault, E. Thomas, H. Clark, Addis, High jump, Wikoff, Stanton, Knox, Javelin, Person, Priory, E. Thomas, Hanley, Broad jump, Wikoff, E. Thomas, Hanley. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM use A' S . ., Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Back: Coach Litlerick, Moore lCapl.J , a or, . lark, Farley, Palme 2nd' Diehl, Graff T yl L C F t V E e M y R b : an v ra, 0 er, o inson CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Trenton Trenton Thomas Thomas High School High School jefferson High School jefferson H igh School HOCKEY TEAM Second Flow: Morrls, Asst. Mgr., Woodbury, Asst. Mgr., W. Flinn, Hillard, Salmon Harding Frank J. Thomas, Murdock, Dey, Mr. Hawley, Coach Front row: Arnold, Platt, Stryker, Jolley, Goble, Wechsler, J. 0. Thompson HOCKEY SCHEDULE P.G jam. 27 Morristown Prep 0 Jan. 30 Plainhcld High School 1 Feb 3 Hun School 1 F cb Feb 5 Cnrtzlrct High School 0 . 10 Lawrenceville School 0 L, fl . .V,,,.w,3...,.,,.i,wg. w.a-w.Q.....w......................i.....,. ,gui Ton: Coach Sprout, Adler, Field, Moyer, Smith, C. R., Hallel, Hopson. Goodwi Ma Bottom: Falrh-urst, Clark, H., Thnmas, E. F., Capt. Dey, Bllgh, Schafer, Llnnekl SWIMMING TEAM jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Nur SWIMMING SCHEDULE P. O. Trenton High School 23 43 Rutgers Prep 30 37 Blair Academy 17 52 Tome School 10 56 llun School 20 46 Poly Prep 32 26 Lawrenceville School 27 36 Rutgers Freshmen Seconds 315 34-Q Stare Meet ns I1 WRESTLING TEAM jan. 1 3 jan. 2 3 Jan. 30 Feb. 20 Mar. 6 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Trenton High School George School Scrubs Blair Academy Lawrenceville School Freehold High School Back: Coach Tifft, Bressler, St'umpn,C. V.. B yd M g G d ff Front: Newell, Ollver, J. I. Thompson, PI t P. O. 3 I8 8 18 o is 15 175-l ll 18 Q, Morgan, Mongelll TENNIS TEAM For the Hrst time in the history of the school the Peddie tennis team invaded North Carolina and Virginia during the Easter vaca- tion for a series of matches with the leading college freshmen and preparatory school teams of that section of the South. Victories were won from Hargrave Military Academy, 4-1, and Staunton Military Academy, 5-O, but the Freshmen teams of Duke University, the Uni- versity of North Carolina and the University of Virginia proved too strong at that stage of the season for the Peddie netmen. The 3-2 de- feat at the hands of Virginia was probably the high spot of the trip with three of the five matches going to three sets. Individually, Charlie Mattmann and jack Von Maur each won four out of five singles played during the week, and all the members of the Gold and Blue team made a very creditable showing against some of the finest Freshman tennis players in the United States. Front: Mattmann, Capt. Peters, von Maur, Roe Back: Stryker, Mgr., Vaughn, Freed, Hamler, Mr. Emery, Coach Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April May May 30 31 1 2 3 17 21 24 28 1 5 TENNIS SCHEDULE 'Duke Freshmen 'North Carolina Freshmen 'l'Hargrave Mil. Academy 'Virginia Freshmen 'Staunton Mil. Academy Lehigh Freshmen Hun School Admiral Farragut Acad. 'FLawrenceville School 'Poly Prep 'Hill School P. O. 1 4 May 1 4 May 4 0 May 2 3 May 5 0 May 6 3 May 4 4 May 5 4 May 1 8 June 4 5 june 2 7 june 'Away 7 8 12 15 19 22 26 29 2 5 10 'FYale Freshmen 'Kent School Trenton High School Ridgewood High School 4'Bordentown Mil. Institute Rutgers Prep Newman School 'kBlair Academy Weequahic High School Pennington School Hebron Academy P. O. 3 6 2 7 5 4 2 3 7 2 7 2 9 'J 5 '4 9 0 8 1 5 2 Coach Howard R. Emery and Captaln Harrold R. Peters 1 35 Z , . hx ..,...alIl 'N Me' i . ' lies px ..f illllllll B k' Aukerson, Mgr., Norcross, Caul., Sachs, -Thomp Front: Craig, Pa-ne, MuEIfresh, Van Wagner HC. April April May May May May May May May June june GOLF SCHEDULE 17 Brown Prep 24 Ridgewood High School 1 Princeton Freshmen 5 'lHill School 15 3':Newman School 19 Rutgers Prep 22 Blair Academy 26 Newman School 29 1Lawrencevil1e School 2 Weequahic High School 29 1lEastern lnterscholastics Games away om Jones Vaughn CHEER LEADERS LETTERMEN ' 'N 3' 'TTT I N in - xxx I W V . y -Es-.ilksk Front Row: H. Clark, Wolcott, R. Nolan, A. S. Flinn, Hillard, Dey 2nd Row: Bligh, Roe, Moore, Van Evera, Hopson, Bressler, Van Horn, MaeEwen: E. Thomas: Wickoff 3rd Raw: Adler, Robinson, Schiverea, Knox, Westgate, Boyd, Bleicher, Falirhurst, Goodwin, Petruzzi, Kern, Morgan Back Row: Field, Haas, Fano, Hanley, Welsh, Hallett, Person, Matlmann, Cronin, Moyer, Mongelli, Burt, C. R. Smith, Nann The varsity P is awarded to members of the football, basket- ball, track, baseball, swimming, tennis and golf teams. To be eligible for a varsity P a member of a team must have complied with all the requirements for the particular sport he was in. FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS The Faculty Committee on Athletics is composed of the Head- master, the Director of Athletics, the Faculty Manager of Athletics, and the Business Manager of the School. The duties of this committee are to decide all questions pertain- ing to the athletic policy of the school, to make the rules and regula- tions concerning athletics within the school, and to make all letter awards. Sealed: Mr. Messier, Mr. Hornberger, Dr. Saunders Standing: Mr. Weed -an .M M' Lf, . 5 X-1 4 :Q wg ' , 9 mg yi , v -4 -1 1 .h- 5 U Q, L5 A 5? iAV NT ',,, .,kL. EV its y , Q I Q. may ,, , iw .MEF fr? A X L v 2 , , 7i-A -5 gy! Lt' 5 , 3 ' ' 1: A .. ' an -X I L, 1 - Q V L5lf , ,Y ' P .s f.i Nm in F , 'Qf ,lf its Wmlirii f , , h 1 X V A .fs-, -1- -.,E .JV KLVVV xx go kk fi x , M 3 THIRD TEAM ACTIVITIES Front: Graft, Day, Anisz, Miller, Hummel, Dougherty, Joseph, Flinn, W., Frank, Thompson, J. O., Cato Leverich, Naumann, Slocum, Gallo, Williams, J., Kirby, Mulholland Back: Talbot, Hills, Mason, Pole, Dazew, Cowan, Abbott, Sargent, Shuman, Shapiro, MacEwen, Stein, Goodband, Llghton, London, Bowman, Smlth, Thompson, J. I., Katz, Rose, J. Athletics for all is the motto at Peddie. For this reason, third- team activities were formed. The purpose of a third team is pri- marily to teach younger and inexperienced boys the fundamentals of team play through sports such as football, basketball, and baseball and, at the same time, give to them the opportunity to enjoy good wholesome fun and physical exercise. Each sport has a suitable schedule giving the boys a real interest in playing and adding spirit to the squad during the practice period. B k Coach Weed, Cornell, Thoenges, Encherman, Lowery, Coventry, Coach Burke M dle: Holmes, Heyman, Hilz, Gardner, Selvin, Retlenberg, D. Fuller nt P. Fuller, Rich, Roon, C. Fuller, Zeisner, Whitton, Crue MIDGETS A very successful athletic program was enjoyed this past year by the lower school boys of the Peddie School. In football they won four games and lost three, winning over such teams as Newman, Bordentown, and the Hightstown Y.M.C.A. The lower school spon- sored two basketball teams, the varsity and the midget lives, and both groups had their own schedules and their own hours of practice each week. The most extensive sport program, however, took place during the spring months when the lower school sponsored a base- ball team in the Mercer County Junior Baseball League. A schedule of eight games was played and the opponents of the Peddie juniors were Lawrenceville School, Princeton Country Day School, Hun, and Pennington. The athletic coaches of the Peddie Lower School were Coach Weed, Coach Burke, and Robert Encherman. B k Coach McClintock, Roon, Wlulff, Thoenges, Rich, Hills, Reinhardt F l Dougherty, Millar, Hummel, Joseph, Thompson, J. I., De Martini JUNIOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE P. O. April 27 9'iLawrenceville School 8 16 April 30 Princeton Country Day School 14 14 May 7 Hun 8 9 May 11 'Pennington 4 12 May 14 Lawrenceville School 8 16 May 18 'Princeton Country Day School 8 6 May 25 'Hun 3 14 May 28 Pennington 8 11 ' Away ACTIVIT HAROLD R. PETERS HENRY H. JORDAN Editorf Back: Freed, Berlin, Shain, Jordan Front: Briney, Darby, Westgate, Sanford, Mr. Hubbard, Welsh, Larus THE PEDDIE NEWS Increasing in influence and prestige from week to week through- out the school year, The Peddie News had one of the most successful seasons in its history. Founded twenty-five year ago by Charles S. Mitchell, Peddie '01, now head of the Department of English at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School, the News has always been an important factor in the development and progress of the school. News Room Under the able leadership of W. Benton Sanford, Chairman of this years' Board, an intensive and constructive editorial policy re- sulted in several valuable changes being made in the school, and the creation of decided opinions in the rank and file of the student body. Having always in mind that it is the business of a paper to create opinions rather than to reflect them, the editors made their influence strongly felt throughout the year. Realizing that perhaps the most worthy and satisfying of the pur- purposes of a preparatory school newspaper is to give training and experience to students interested in journalism, Chairman Sanford made it an integral part of his policy to keep as many reporters as possible on the staff. A considerable amount of time was taken up in correcting and revising the work of reportorial aspirants, many of the articles failing to appear in print. By thus giving instuction and interested supervision to those under him, the Chairman built up an esprit de corps and an improved quality of work, both of which will be valuable to his successor. In the arduous but fascinating work of putting out the weekly paper, Chairman Sanford was aided by Associate Editors Richard H. Darby, Frederick Freed, James A. Welsh and Ronald Westgate, while a staff of co-operative reporters combined To promote the in- terest and welfare of the school, to censure when necessary, yet to constnict rather than destroy. Editor-in-Chief W. Benton Sanford Arroriale Editarr james A. Welsh C. Haines Finnell Richard Darby William Echard Frederick Freed Faculty Advirer Alumni Edilor Feature Edilor Warren S. Hubbard William Shane J. Henry Berlin Reporlerr H. Lawrence Abbott Herbert H. Hauck Robert E. Ross Herbert J. Abrahams Robert M. Jones jules Schafer John M. Ackerson, Jr. Eric Larrabee Karel B. Sima Erwin Anisz George W. Lawrence, jr. Frank C. Smith Richard A. Dey Robert E. Leach Sidney S. Stein Joseph A. Diehl, Jr. Duncan A. D. Mackay Mark W. Swetland, jr. Robert M. Encherman Lincoln Mei F. J. Van Wagner, Jr. Leonard Gross Howard E. Moore, jr Ronald Westgate Bernard Grossman Egbert V. Nelson Lester E. Wurfel, Jr. Michael A. Harris John R. Platt Whitney S. Yeaple Morton S. Harris William H. Reeves, Jr. Circulation and Exchange Manager Henry Jordan Arrirtanlr David Katz William R. Morris Stanley I. Vaughn, jr. Robert A. Lincoln William D. Patten Edmund Wollmuth, Jr. Burinerr Manager Afrirlant Burinerr Manager Robert Larus james W. Briney THE PEDDIE GRADUATE Frederick J, Van Wagner .....,...... ...,...,.....,....., E rlilm-ill-Chief William Benton Sanford ,.,.. Armriizfe Edifor Howard Elbert Moore, jr. ,, .... BIll'flI?.l'J Mafuger Dr. Ross A. Harrison ..,. . . . ........,....,.. Faculty Adviser The Peddie Graduate this year functions under the efficient management of its staff and offers many innovations from past editions. Founded in 1932, the Peddie Graduate offers enterprising stu- dents in school a vehicle by means of which they gain valuable experience in an independent business venture. This year's ofhcers, appreciative of ever-changing literary trends and desirous of meeting such demands, have planned a magazine which promises many surprises and which should provide its readers much enjoyment. Sanford Van Wagner Mr. Harrison Front: Haskell, Falrhurst, Mr. Rlch Back: Pendleton, Alesbury, Lincoln, M. A. Harris THE PILOT STAFF Williarn M. Fairhurst, Editor Robert j. Alesbury Edw. N. Haskell, BlUjllL'.l.l illmmger Robert A. Lincoln Edmund E. Pendleton, jr., fl.l'.f0l'ftlfE Editor M. A. Harris The Piloz is the yearly handbook published under the auspices of the school Y.M.C.A. In it is contained information concerning school traditions, activities, and organizations. The book, although primarily published for new boys, is still useful as a guide to Peddie life to many old students. The handbook was begun by the present faculty adviser, D. W. Rich, jr., who was then here in residence as a student. It was copied after similar student publications in the Culver Military Academy and in the Hill School of Pennsylvania. His assistants at that time were Henry Christenson, the organizations editor, Edwin F. Brittin, III, managing editor, and Herbert Sugden, the business manager, with Mr. Rich as editor-in-chief. Since then, such students as Alfred Vlfenzel, Francis jackson, and Howard E. Moore, jr., have filled the head position. THE OLD GOLD AND BLUE Throughout the United States, thousands of boys embark each fall for hundreds of independent preparatory schools. From the superficial point of view they are in quest of an education or, more specifically, preparation for college. Now as these boys come before their teachers and coaches during the first few days of school, it is with a feeling of trernulous excitement that is always youths' at the commencement of any new adventure. The autumn progresses with its busy days, its glorious, invigorating air, and the glamor of foot- ball. In the midst of this sometimes frenzied whirl, what is happen- ing to these boys? New interests, new friends, new points of view, fresh convictions concerning the world about them--all crowd in upon their lives in a manner that will admit of no resistance, even by the most hardened. But most significant and most important among all these things are the friendships and the contacts formed during the pursuance of the many activities. Indeed, there are few things that a man may look back upon at the end of life which are more dearly cherished than the associations of a vigorous, profitable life. Hence it is that here in such a school as Peddie, even with no longer a perspective than a few months, we think and feel about our experiences here with an enthusiasm and a satisfaction that must somehow find expression. As long as human nature remains what it is-and there seem to be few prospects of its changing to any great degree - there must be an articulaton, an expression, a chronicling of living. And so here we have expressed, here we have set down a record of what has meant far more than this pulp and dye can ever tell. r V dwg! ai: ir --Wsfkii Back: Enchernian, Mr. Rich, Burris, Forshay, Hardman, Ackerson, Pelers, Sargent, Anisz, Jordan Frunl: Clark, Saxton, Bligh, Belts, MacKay THE OLD GOLD AND BLUE STAFF lfdiffu'-ill-Cliiuf -lAlIl'lCS D. liligll, jr. Ari .rm'f.rlc' Ezfffn 713' Donald McChesncy Saxton Cortland Saunders Butts, -lr. Clim' lfdilm' Sjwrfi lfzfilm' Duncan Alcxandcr Duff IXlackay Howard INlorlon Clark Af.if.iI.1l1f Claim llfifnr ,fl,i1ii,i!l1uI Sfwrfi lfifilw' john Crawford McNicCC, 3rd jack Burris 0ftQ.Il1iZ.Ififlll lizfitor Al'lfI'flfL'J' ljdilur Henry Hcllniut jordan Harold R. Pctcrs, -lr, ,ilrifililzlt 0r.q.rf1izi1fim1 Editor A,uivl.ml Arliriliui lfffilm llcnry Lawrence Ahhott, Rohcrt Field Forshay Ar! .md I'lmf0gmplv Edilmxi' Rohcrt IXI. Ifnchernian Edward Allvcrt Sargcnt 1311 liIlL',l,v 1ll.zz1.1g0f.i lT1'vin Anisz john Martial Ackcrson, jr. Cll.ll'lCS Owcn Hardman Sfmfwzl Adziicr Richard Harding Darlvy Furlrlry Ad1fi.rcr,r Mr. Wfilliam H. Hawley Mr. Donald NV. Rich, jr. Back: Abrahams, Robinson, Rose, Sargent, Sands, Morgan, Hanley Anlsz, Aokerson, Halleli, Leach, Jones. Dodgc, Gross, Runyan, Lacwgler, Wurfel, Peierson, Oley, Lawrence 2nd: Jolley, Leach, Thomas, Graff, Sanford, Knox, Hoopingarner, Laitman, Rue, Pendill, Morris, Thomas Person, Diehl, Berrien Front: Cann, Bradford, Timmons, Pedraza, Reeves, Ross, Masterman, Mongelli, Farley, Mason, Bligh Sifiing: Mr. Masonheimer THE SEXTETTE Furl Thomas Thomas Clnn Robert Lcuflx Hmx'.1rd Morgan Ridmrd Hunley Rulwrt ,lullc-y Mr. Masonheicer, director Standing: Cann, Jolley, Hoopingarner, Morgan. E. F. Thomas, Leach 1 X sl--i--'ifx , gm... A-:Q ,.-. fs r vt 4 if Xsfrfkxfzw . .X .. 1 , 1 Q Bw sy gxgfggwf fmfntr . x A s-N:-.sf if QQi25'ff, 1 - l X, ,. 'N ax'- 'wx '--v-gg CONCERT ORCHESTRA Williain Litterick, Dirertor Ross Harrison, Piazlirf Edward Hallett, Corner! Maifer Violin.: Edward Hallett Robert Jolley Henry Gooclband Alfredo Peclrazza Carl Van Evera Mr. Heermance Viola Mr. Heermance Norman Rue Richard Darby Cello Mark Swetland Slring Barr Robert Leach Boris Gocloff Lester Wiirfel Flute Leonard Gross Frank Smith Robert MacElfresh Constantine Panlcevitch Frank Laegler joseph Diehl Bafiffme Sax William Rapp Eric Larrabee Tfgmjmne Aim Sax Daniel Wechsler james Carella Hom I Henry Abbott Newman Hoopmgarner P . ' Tru m their E1?Eug:,2'5win Linwood Clark Wlillinm Rapp Back: Wechsler, Clark, L., Past, McEIfresh,J., Leach Front: Gallo, Gross, Pankevich, Taylor, Cann, Mr. Hood GOLDEN BLUES J. K. 5 n, 4. . ii ng 'F' - r' -sv-V x.?? I u r I 'x rf .. ,, .' ' -,-' M KQQK E , 22- .mu 3 X ' SW A -4 S g is IE? ' X , mm f' X , ,v 4: me X ,' rj , - 55 55 2. 1 fi iw . X , ii ,Q x X 6 55 2 -Y ,Q t uf es 3 ? 3' 9 S ,f 7 fl f 3 f x ' X 5, , . - 5 1, 3 A ,N 1 qv-4 A. .ls . . ww .W MRS. WILBOUR E. SAUNDERS The Class of 1937 cxtcutls to Mrs. Saunders and thc Pcddic Club its dccp Lll3PI'CClAlllUll for their hos- pitality in thc successful administration of all its social affairs. WINTER PROM COMMITTEE IIPIIOIIIJIS W. Cnnn Riclmrd A. Roc linlwrt Ii, Ross Eugene F. Strykcr Frederick Vnn Vlfngncl Dr. Riflmlmi Buckley lizrzrlly Adzijer Standing: Dr. Buckley, Ross Roe, Cann Sitting: Van Wagner, Styker SPRING PROM COMMITTEE 'IQIIIICS liligh, jr. wlallm-S Brincy 'l'lun11ns f:.lIlIl Riclmr-I Dnrhy xlulm l.cvc1'ifI1 llmxxllml INImm1'c, Paul Rulwinsun Ifugcnc Stryker, vlr, Dr. Ridmrd liuckluy liarnflry Adrian Back: Moore, Stryker, Robinsnn, Leverich, Bligh Front: Briney. Cann, Dr. Buckley, Darby Low lights and sweet music! This dream of all Prom lovers was achieved at the Mid-Winter Promenade on February 13th. Dick Messner and his Orchestra came down from New York to help the boys and girls trip the Light Fantastic. In accordance with the season, the Alumni Gymnasium was transformed into an Alaskan scene. The atmosphere created may have been a chilly one, but memo- ries of it will ever be warm and lasting. June nights and moonlight produced a perfect combination for the Spring Promenade and Informal Dance, june 4th and Sth. The music was good, the girls, lovely, and the setting in tune with all Nature. This time Spring invaded the Gym and transformed it into a bower of flowers and delicate tints. The beauty of it all left im- pressions which will live with us for years to come. PROMENADES Cann Hauck Klng Fano Scene from Judge Lynch, a one-act play presented Jan. 30, 1937 Hewitt Berrien, Preriderzl A. Reid Lighton Robert Lincoln, Manager Frank C. Smith Henry S, Abbott, Auf. Mgr. William P. Phillips Philander S. Bradford, jr. Earle F. Thomas, jr. Herbert H. Hauck Hillard Lubin Benton S. King Robert Person Eric Larrabee Mr. J. W. Reeves, Coach J. W. Reeves DRAMATIC CLUB 1937 The dramatic instinct is universal. Athletic sports, and perhaps all extra currcular activities, are prompted largely by the dramatic craving which is in our nature. In other words, it is the desire to give expression, to dramatize our lives. The Dramatic Club at Peddie is only one means of giving outlet to the urge to get away from ourselves, to be someone else. Many boys have discovered that they can outdo themselves when they take the part of another. They have broken away from the old limitations and have gained a sense of new freedom. This sense of new freedom gives them greater confidence and poise when they return to their natural roles. Peddie has produced many splendid plays. Last year's production journeys End by R. C. Sheriff, was an outstanding, strong play. This year the Club will produce The Dark Tower, a new play of high rank. Back: Bradford, Lubin, Smith, F. C., Mr. Reeves, Person, King, Phillips, Lincoln Front: Thomas, E. F., Larrabee, Lighten, Berrien, Hauck Front: M. A. Harris, Bradford, London Back: Meloy, Lubin, Wikoff WINTERS PRIZE SPEAKERS Mr. Reeves, Abrahams, Hauck, Larus, Gross, Thomas, E. F. ,. H514 I SQPHQMORE KW' DECLAMATORY Q SPEAKERS Front: Lincoln Back: Ochiltr F l King, Lawre H k Abrah SCHOOL DECLAMATORY SPEAKERS Front: Robinson, Mnnrre, Van Everea lF'res-D, Lafey, Leverich Back: Lincoln, Hanley, Pelers, Mackay, Fairhursl, Dr, Norton, Mr. Rich, H. Clark, Darby, Brlney Y. M. C. A. CABINET Carl Van lfvcru, PI'L'liLJE11l Richard Darby Robert A. Lincoln Howard li. Nnm'u, -lr., Vice-Prcaiidwzf Wiliiillli IYI. Fqiirhurst Richard li. Linnskin Rwhurf A. lnfcy, Suwalizry Eric C. Goodwin Duncan A. D. Mackay Aluincs XV. Brincy Richard F. Hunley Harold R. Putcrs Howard M. Clark john S. Lcverich Paul Robinson JUNIOR Y. M. C. A .'lJ1'iiw1f Ruhcrt A. Lincoln Richard Darhy, jr. Riclmrd F. Himlcy Richard B. Linnckin Donald NYY Rich, jr. l l Rev. Powell H. Norion, Director of Religious Activities Back: Wurfel, Dowesll, Hauk, Schafer, Crowell, H., Podrmzza, Palmer, Hollander Siillng: Aplekar, Mr. Hertzog, Dodge, Jordan Sianding in front: Sperllng CAMERA CLUB Sidney S. Stein, Prafidefll Paul H. Dodge, Execulire Commiitee Lloyd R. Aptckar, Vive-Praaidenl Henry H. jordan, jr., Exerutire COIVIIIIHILT Michael A. Harris, Sefrelary Phares H. Hertzog, Facully Adl'i.l?f BOY SCOUTS Phares H. Hertzog Smf1f111.1mlw' George W, Lawrence Ahlflhllll Smnfnmvlw' llcnry l-I, Jordan SUr'f'Cl.lf'j' Back: Fano, Lawrence, Smllh, F. C-, Nelson, Horton, Sanderson 3rd: C. Slumpp, Van Evera, Reinhardt, Mr. Herlzog, Wolf, Roggenhurg, Jorda 3rd: Reeves, Crue, Zeiser, Davidson, Mason, E. B., Smllh, J. R.. Smllh, C. J Front: P. Fuller, Relllelnberg, Dennison, A Thompson, Heyman, Whillon, Hil S 4 I 1 1 rn Lv 5 O.. in QQ- .. N, .4-53 x .if,F , . I kr I e ,.,...g.,,. . ,,,,....,g., f......i.....mv-.,..,,-..-,..,,....H..:W.1,.. Q 2. 4 ,mlm 'Q .mm 5 ' '7 'T35M? '?4 wiv Q Q W! 'ff Mt lg. .X K T , Ml: v ' .ig,.,: ' M.. , ' - Y 5 Q ' V 9 I 'I' ' is 1 . '4.. . 'lc' X F' 'ighagff Q, W . ,,,,,,,.,..,,W. ,,,. ..N...,. K Q . Q .HL 535 -. ,. 1. .:1,:,K.-w...,,,.,, .. w 7 L M, Q' --'. .X M 3 3 Avi? . N? X JSENQA.. W Z Q X v f X , ,, 4.- . 5 ' . f ' s ls., 'T- .. Wx -.. .. .. ww . . ,wig x za. , ' .-.. Front: Bligh, Leverich, Bleicher, Briney, Van Wagner, Abrahams, Moor 2nd Row: Welsh, B. Nolan, Stryker, Cann, Ross, Hillard, Nann, Jones x 3rd Row: Knox, Berrien, Robinson INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL K L O V E R K L James D. Bligh, Jr, Richard H. Darby Howard E, Moore, jr. james W, Brincy Alfred S. Flin Robert J. Nolan Thomas W. Cann, jr. William airhurst Donald M. Saxton Howard M. Clark John .everich Eugene F. Stryker, jr. Leverlc axton, R.Nolan, Slryker, Bligh, Fairhurst, H.Moore, H.CIark, Darby, Brl Froni D rlson Larus Welsh Lawnmoo, Sanford Bnok an Abrahlma Steln F Smith, E. Thomas, Dlohl, Shaln M S Harrlo Freed PRESS CLUB W. Benton Sanford William Shain Karel Sima Sidney S. Stein, jr. Earl F. Thomas, jr Dr. Harrison, Fufuliy Adzzref EQ Q, 5 Y 91415 V 1 A W if ' 71' 1-vw 'fvyf K my :ZQK I , x 5- J : . 1 Air! 'f'Qf9 N I ffm Af I ll! 7 i X, 'sl 1 YW ' M ,A xfvf. , 1 i f my we W r i , -- nm 13,3 k, Af, ,V ,KKV 5 K .. f x-nj' -fm , -is- .. R f, .xx V Wx gf 'Q is 1 ' fm x. K 354- .f x.i,, yr .kg , Q EQ, ,fx Q-bm HOUSE COMMITTEE Front: H. Clark, Flinn, Stryker, Brlney, Leverich, B. Nolan, Hillard Back: von Maur, Moore, Darby, Wolcoti, Person, Sanford, Welch, Van Evera STUDENT DIRECTORY Abbott, Henry Lawrence .... Abrahams, Herbert Joseph .... Ackerman, John Edward, Jr. Ackerman, Robert James .... Ackerson, John Martial, Jr. .. Adams, Robert Ferris ....... Addis, Malcolm C. .... . Adler, Jack ............ Aikin, Hugh Carlon ...... Alesbury, Robert J. ........ . Alloway, Ralph Frederick Anisz, Ervin ............. Applegate, Russell C. Applegate, Thomas E. Aptekar, Lloyd R. ...... . Armstrong, Robert H. . .. Arnold, Edward ........ Austin, Colby Merrill ..... Avrutine, Mickey Roberts .... Bardwell, Thomas ........ Beacock, Lewis Earnest, Jr. .. Bedle, Wyman ............ Bennett, T. Herbert ..... .. Berger, Jerome ............. Berlin, Frederick Henry, Jr. .. Berrien, Hewitt ............. . ........ 327 Lancaster Ave., St. Davi s, Pa. Betts, Cortland Saunders, Jr. .. Bleicher, Chas. Wm. ...,... . Bligh, James D., Jr. ...... . Bowman, .James Shaw ....... Boyd, William, Jr. ............. . Bradford, Philander Sheridan, Jr Bradie, Mitchel E. ......... . Brandt, Richard Donald ...... Brennert, Geo. Martin, Jr. . .. Bressler, Edward I. ........ . Briney, James Wilson Burke, Robert L. ..... . Burris, John E. ........... . Burt, Francis Debarth ....,.. Cann, Thomas Woodward, Jr. Cherashore, Arnold David . . . . Carella, James G. .......... . Chapin, Warren Blanchard, 3rd. Church, Robert James ....... Clark, Howard Morton .... Clark, Linwood Russell .... Clayton Sheldon, Jr. .... . Clayton, Wallace E. . .. Coates, Robert .... Cornell, Frank .... ...18 Outlook Rd., Fairmont, W. Va. 25 Central Park West, N. Y. C. . . . . . . 208 Passaic Ave., Passaic, N. J. . . . . . . . 208 Passaic Ave., Passaic, N. J. .. 561 Shackamaxon Dr., Westfield, N. J . ....... 2452 Estes Ave., Chicago, Ill. Terrace Pl., New Milford, Conn. 993 Fifth Ave., N. Y. C. . . . . . . 206 Price Ave., Narberth, Pa. . . . . . . . . 129 Maple St., Summit, N. J. 87 Christopher St., Montclair, N. J. 451 Kingston Ave., Brooldyn, N. Y. Robbinsville, N. J. S. Main St., Hightstown, N. J. . .. 2 Harmony Dr., Larchmont, N. Y. 368 N. Parkway, E. Orange, N. J. 22 Lawton Ave., Auburn, N. Y. 8824 - 191 Street, Hollis, L. I. 145 Central Park W., N. Y. C. 619 Tremont Ave., Westfield, N. J. 1600 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Bedle Rd., Keyport, N. J. Spring Meadow, Spring Lake, N. J. 105 Haven Ave., N. Y. C. ............... Port-au-Prince, Haiti d .. . .. 94 New England Ave., Summit, N. J 218 La Salle Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. .. . 4222-46th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. . . . . . . 18 Roxbury Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. .. . . . 85 Stanberry Ave., Columbus, O. 137-56 227th St., Laurelton, N. Y. . . . . . . 6 Polo Rd., Great Neck, L. I. .. . 17 Troy St., Jersey City, N. J. . . . . . . . 82 W. 36th St., Bayonne, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 99 E. Iroquois Rd. Pontiac, Mich. 5424 Pine Tree Dr., Miami Beach, Fla. Milford, Delaware Princeton Rd., Hightstown, N. J. 268 Locust Ave., Freeport, N. Y. 363 Centre St., Nutley, . J. . .. 417 Monmouth St., Trenton, 628 Coleman Place, Westfield, . J. 612 - 8th St., Ocean City, . J. .. . . . 30 Corsa Terrace, Ridgewood . J. 1079 Edgewood Lane, Palisade, . J. . . .. 706 W. 20th St., Wilmington, Del 576 Symmes Court, Cranbury, N. J. 246 Castlebar Rd. Rochester, N. Y. . . . . . . Half Acre Rd., Cranbury, N. J. zazzzz 'P- Coto, Hernani Gouzalez .. Coventry, Gordon ........ Cowan, Geo. Lloyd, 3rd .. Craig, Harry R., Jr. .... . Cronin, Edw. John ......... Crowell, Chas. Henry, Jr., . Crowell, Wm. Blair ...... Crue, Benjamin Lane, Jr. . Dale, Phillip Major, Jr. . . . Darby, Richard Harding .. Davidson, James Hayden, Jr Day, William E., III ..... Daze, Louis Rudolph, Jr. del Collado, Ramon, Jr. .... . De Lima, Jacob E. ...... . De Martini, Arthur Joseph Dennison, Geo. Dewey, Jr. Dey, Richard Addison .... Diehl, Joseph Dale, Jr. . . Dodge, Paul Henry ....... Dolt, William Sherman Dougherty, Thomas C., II . Dowell, Arthur Edw., Jr. . . . . Elliot, Arthur Henry, Jr. .. Emrey, William J. Jr. . .. Encherman, Robert M. . .. Fadem, Leroy .......... Fairhurst, Wm. Milson Fano, Manuel O. ...... . Farley, Lyman Abbott ..... Fearon, Edw. Robert ........ Field, Richard M. ....... . Finegold, Edmund Sherwin Fisher, Warren Armstrong . Flinn, Alfred Shuster ..... Flinn, William M., Jr. .. Forshay, Robert Field ..... Foster, James Harvey, Jr. . Fowler, Robert Mamoss Francisco, Herbert Clark . . Frank, Edmund Joseph .... Fredrickson, Robert Allen . Freed, Frederick .......... Fuenmayor, Alejandro .... Fuller, Clinton ............. . . . . . . . . . . . San Y Gnacio 14, Havana, Cuba 40 Huntington St., New Brunswick, N. J. Edgewater Park, N. J. 307 W. 24th St., Wilmington, Del. 21 Wilton Ave., Norwalk, Conn. 282 Soundview Ave., White Plains, N.Y. .. . .... 282 Soundview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Windham, Vt. 12 Linden St., Rockville Center, L. I. ... . . . . . . , . . Merrivale Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. . 48 Blvd., W. New Brighton, S. I., N. Y. Davis, Samuel Baynard ...... 1800 Jefferson St., Wilmington, Del. 1100 Prospect Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 2 Lelferts St., Carteret, N. J. P. O. Box 907, Havana, Cuba 23 Frederick St., Port of Spain, Trinidad, B. W. I. 206 Sullivan St., N. Y. C. 437-11thAve.,N.Y.C. .......... 175 Elm Ave., Rahway, N. J. .. . 160 Longview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J. 1449 Chetwynd Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 1053 Maple Cliff Dr., Lakewood, Ohio . 4426 Cathedral Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. . . .. 2 Orange Blvd., Batavia Centrum, Java, N. I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1242 Maple St., Bethlehem, Pa. . . . . . . . . 56 Brinkerhoif Ave., Freehold, N. J. 84-25 85th Rd., Woodhaven, L. I. 2601 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, O. 244 Argyle Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . . . . Blackstrap, N. Falmouth, Me. .......... 61 - 76th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 54 New Meadow Rd., Barrington, R. I. .... .......... 107 Broad St., Freehold, N. J. 1707 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 132 Warwick Rd., Haddonlield, N. J. 132 Warwick Rd., Haddonfield, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 2 Park Pl., Hempstead, N. Y. 5827 Wornall Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 9 Hobart St., Bronxville, N. Y. Fairfield Ave., W. Caldwell, N. J. 277 Park Ave., N. Y. C. .......... 1213 Long Ave., Hillside, N. J. .. .. 1842 S. W. Terrace Dr., Portland, Oregon Santa Barbara a Maturin, Caracas, Venezuela 1112 ParkAve.,N.Y.C. Fuller, Donald Edward .. Chateau Crillon, Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Fuller, Peter Stephen .... Chateau Crillon, Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Gallaher, John W. ................. . Gallo, Michael, C., Jr. .. Gardner, Barney M. .... . Glasser, Walter E. .......... . . . Goble, Woodrulf Willard 379 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Netcong, N. J. 6 Curtiss Ave., Hammondsport, N. Y. 324 McKinley Pl., Ridgewood, N. J. Sparta,N.J. Godfrey, Donald Clark ...... 169 Glenwood Ave., Yonkers, N. Y Godoff, Boris ............... ...... 1 53 Rugby Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y Goldsmith, Robert Freeman Goodband, Henry Anderson Goodwin, Eric Cridlan .... Gosnell, Thomas Hale .,... . . . . . . . . . . . 69 W. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa ............. Rumson Hill, Rumson, N. J 3 Acacia Terrace, New Rochelle, N. Y . . . . . . . . . 195 Vassar St., Rochester, N. Y Gost, Herbert William ...... ........ 7 8-72 80th St., Glendale, L. I Graff, Wesley Monteith, Jr. 523 Parkview Ave., Westfield, N. J Greenlee, William Preston ................. 33 Parkway, Rochelle Park, N. J Greider, Eugene, Jr. ..... . 95 N. Walnut St., E. Orange, NJ Gross, M. Leonard, Lancaster Court Apts., 57th St. 8: Jefferson, Philadelphia, Pa Grossman, Bernard ................................ 2 Horatio St., N. Y. C Haas, David Stewart . .. Haigh, Robert Earl .... Hall, Wilbur ......... Hallett, Edw. Allen ..... . . . . . . . . . 621 Park Ave., Wilmette, Ill . . .. 319 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth, Pa . . . . . . . . . 630 Clark St., Westfield, N. J ....... .. 117 Garneld Ave., Trenton, N. J Hamler, William A., Jr. .... . 320 Flower Ave., W., Watertown, N. Y Hanley, Richard Franklin .... ............ 9 0-16 171st St., Jamaica, L. I Harding, Richard Walter .. Hardman, Charles Owen . .. Harper, Wm. Edw., Jr. . . Harrigan, Edward ..... Harris, Michael Alan .... Harris, Morton Samuel .... Haskell, Edw. Norton Hart, Robert Warren .... Hauck, Herbert Harry . . . Herrigel, John Hunt .... Herring, Paul Littleton .... Hillard, Henry Thurston .... .. Hills, Wilton Stuart ...... Hitz, Ralph, Jr. ....... . Hollander, Morton E. ....... .... . Holmes, Robert Lee ..................... Hoopingarner, Newman Avery ........ 14 Dartmouth St., Rockville Center, 1112 Riverside Ave., Trenton, N. J . 204 Beauty St., Spencer, W. Va . . . . 1344 E. 24th St., Brooklyn, N. Y 35 Caldera Pl., New Brighton, S. I 353 W. 56th St.,N.Y.C. . . . .. 299 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J . . .. 7 Hilltop Dr., Great Neck, N. Y 21 - 31st St., Woodcliff, N. J 644 Stuyvesant Ave., Irvington, N. J Pine Terrace, Short Hills, N. J .. . . . . 60 Wine Ave., Hyattsville, Md I I 3 B W U: 5 7 fb F1 l N c 3 :x f. P-l o XII KP O s: fb :1 2. :a 'U :- o o cr. B O H I' E Gladstone, .. 700 Rona St., Asbury Park, . . . . . Hotel New Yorker, N. . . . . .825 West End Ave., N. . . 121 W. Main St., Freehold, zr4r4zz Z!- I Hopson, Charles Nelson ...... Paramus Rd., R. F. D. No. 1, Ridgewood, . J J Horton, Robert ....................... Hummel, Arthur Stanley .. Jacobs, Burton S. ...... . Jagels, Herbert Gere .... Jolley, Edwin Robert ...... Jones, Dramon Livingston . Jones, Robert Mead ....... Jordan, Henry Hellmut .... Joseph, Donald ......... Katz, David, ..... Katz, Joseph ............. . . 150 N. Munn Ave., E. Orange, 20 - 31st St., Woodcliff, 20 West 86th St., N. 207 Wellington Ave., Short Hills, 79 Mill St., Morristown, Z ZZZ4 Z. .. ...... 45 Hillside Rd., I.archmont, N. Y 370 N. Delsea Dr., Glassboro, N. J .. . 2 E. 86th St., Adams Apt. 1602, N. Y. C . . . . . . . . 271 Lexington Ave., Passaic, N. J Honesdale, Pa 540 Crown St., Brooklyn, N. Y Kelly, Edw. W. W. .......... ........ 6 ss W. 115th sz., N. Y. C J Kern, Frederick Godfrey, Jr. .... 63 D St., Carneys Point, N. King, Benton David ........ Kirby, John Burke ........... 357 Sylvan St., Rutherford, N. J 99 W. Broad St., Hopewell, N. J J Kirkpatrick, Malcolm Suydam ................ Jamesboro, N. Klitgaard, Robert M. ....... Westerleigh, S. I The Edison Hotel, 228 W. 47th St., N. Y. C. Knox, Aubry Randolph Kramer, Irwin Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 West St., Leominster, Mass. Kuhn, Robert Eugene .... ........ Laegeler, Frank ........ Lafey, Robert A., Jr. Laitman, Edwin ...... . Larrabee, Eric ....... Larus, Robert Irwin .... Lawrence, Geo. W., Jr. Leach, Robert Edwards Lennox, Geo. Alexander, Jr. .. .. Leverich, John Simpson ...... Levin, Lee- ............... Lighton, A. Reid ........ Lincoln, Robert Adams ..... . Linnekin, Richard Babson .... London, Norman Rex ...... Long, Everett, Jr. ...... . Lowy, Philip Bert ......... Lubin, Hilliard L. ......... . McDermott, Harold Conover . McElfresh, John E. .......... . . . McElfresh, Robert Matteson ........... McEwen, Giles Allan ................. McMeekin, Malcolm Bowman .. 4603 Pr McNiece, John Crawford, 3rd ......... MacFarlane, Donald Roy .............. Mackay, Duncan Alexander Duff .. Maimin, Joseph Greenwald ....................... Mann, Robert ....................... March, Mason, Edw. Bowman, Jr. ........... . Mason, John Emest ...... ....... . Mason, Masterman, John R. . . . . Mattman, Charles T. . .. Mei, Lincoln ........ Meloy, Neil D. ....... . Merrill, Robert Turner . . . Miller, George .......... Mongelli, Victor L. ..... . Montgomery, David Horace . .. Moore, Howard Elbert, Jr. Moore, Wayne Doxsee . . . Morgan, Howard H. .... . Morris, Roger S. ......... . Morris, William Richard . Morrison, John Richard . . Moyer, James English Mulholland, George I. . .. Murdock, Alfred Walter, Jr. Myers, Wm. Courtney .... Walter ........ ......... H .... Ii Nann, Francis Goodwin .. Naumann, John ....... . . . . .. 433 Passaic Ave., Passaic, N. J. . 482 Abington Ave., E. Orange, N. J. . . . . . . . . 361 Main St., Pennsburg, Pa. 2515 Avenue N, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1645 Wendell Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. . . . .. 211 Central Park West, N. Y. C. 603 Tenth St., Ocean City, N. J. 503 Bellevue Ave., Hammonton, N. J. 10 Belgrade Terrace, W. Orange, N. J. Lake Ariel, Pa. . . . . . . . . 44 Howard St., Verona, N. J. 212-02 33rd St., Bayside, N. Y. -mm-un4mmNyc 100 Glenwood Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 45 Jewel St., Forest Hills, N. Y. Frankford, Delaware 160 Central Park South, N. Y. C. 417 Market St., Chester, Pa. .. . . . . 80 E. Main St., Freehold, N. J. 122 Chestnut St., Garden City, L. I. 112 Chestnut St., Garden City, L. I. .. . . . . . . . 70 Elm St., Potsdam, N. Y. imrose Rd., Torresdale, Philadelphia, Pa. ........... Box 500, Jamesburg, N. J. 1600 Highland Ave., Rochester, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . Springdale, Princeton, N. J. 50 W. 96th St., N. Y. C. 600 West End Ave., N. Y. C. Sherman ........ Hangchow Christian College, Zahow, Chekiang, China 440 Ridge St., Newark, N. J. 241 Bordentown Ave., S. Amboy, N. J. 5 Francis Ave., Trenton, N. J. 263 W. Fishers Ave., Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. .. . . . . . . Inn Apts., Forest Hills, N. 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Long Beach Ave., Freeport, N. Y. . . . . . . . 407 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 169 Pennington Ave., Trenton, N. J. 169 Pennington Ave., Trenton, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . Etta Rd., Hightstown, N. J. 51 E. 4th St., Corning, N. Y. .......... 173 Bryant St., Rahway, N. J. . . . . .. 116 King George Rd., Pennington, N. J. Beverly Rd., P. O. Box 226, Burlington, N. J. Oppenheim, Robert ...................... 210 N. Blvd., Huntington, W. Va. Paine, Harold Wm., Jr. ................ 14 Elston Rd., Upper Montclair, Palmer, Girard Livingston, Wormann Apts., Van Wagenen Ave., Jersey City, Pankevich, Constantine, Jr. Past, Raymond E. .......... . Patten, Wm. Douglass .... Patterson, Richard Blair .... N.J. N.J. Cranbury,N.J. 525 William St., Maywood, N. J. 140 South St., Freehold, N. J. P-I so as IE' -'TI M W Q. fb 5 e 9 S' UQ o H .P 'r' Pedraza, Alfredo ............ Marta Abreu, No. 11, Santa Clara Cuba Pendill, James Willoughby Pendleton, Edmund Embree, Jr Person, Robert Reed .......... Peters, Harold R., Jr. ....... . Peterson, Geo. Welch, Jr. .. Petruzzi, Fred, Jr. ...... . Phillips, Wm. P. ..,.. . Platt, John Robert ..... Plimack, Norman A. . .. Pole, Samuel Boyce ......,. Priory, Frank R. ........... . Rapp, William Frederick, Jr. . Reeves, Richard Walter ...... Reeves, William Henry, Jr. .. Reinhardt, Arthur Edw., Jr. . . Rettenberg, Ivan ............ Rich, Watson Wellman, Il Ridgway, Clifford, Jr. ..... . Robinson, Paul John ........ Roe, Richard Andrew .......... Roggenburg, Stanley Louis, Jr. Rohn, John Phillip ......... Roon, Donald .....,........ Rooney, John Edward .... Rose, James Bushnell ...... Rose, Warren .............. Rosenkampff, Stanley Arthur . Ross, Robert Edwin ......... Rue, Norman A. C., Jr. . . . . Ruehl, Robert C., Jr. .... . Runyon, Frederick .... Rutter, Robert W. ...... . Sachs, John Wilson ......... Salisbury, Donald Ambrose Sanderson, Robert Collins .... Sands, James Harvey ...... . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Fairview St., Huntington, ,N. 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Lima, Peru 58 Westland Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Hancock, N.Y. Sanford, Wm. Benton ..... Sargent, Edw. Albert ........ Saxton, Donald McChesney .... Schafer, Jules ................ . . Schwenk, Adolph Glasser .... . . . Selvin, Robert Benjamin . . . Shain, William G. ...... . Shapiro, Robert E. ...... . Sima, Karel Burleigh .... Smith, Chas. St. John ...... Smith, Clinton Rae Gwynn . .. Smith, Frank Cavell ....... Smith, James Raymond Sperling, Joseph E., Jr. . . . Stanton, Wm. Frank . . . . . Stearns, John I. .......... . Stein, Sidney Silvester, Jr. . . Steingut, Stanley ........ Stephens, Allan Wilbur .... Stocum, Donald Gordon Straley, Frederick Arthur . .. Stryker, Eugene ......... Stumpp, Chester V. ..... . Stumpp, George E., III .... Stults, Wm. Grover ..... Swetland, Mark ......... Swinger, Lewis Mayhew ..., Schiverea, Douglas C. .... . Talbot, Duncan Arthur, Jr. .. . Tanberg, Eric E. .......... . Taylor, Joseph Watson . .. Thomas, E. Franklin, Jr. Thomas, John A. ....... . Thoenges, John Clark .... Thompson, Jack Owen Thompson, James Iven ...... Thompson James M. ......... . Thompson, L. Andrew Oxley Totten, Wesley Vance ....... Tiffany, John Douglas ..... Timmons, Lafayette .... Van Evera, Carl ........ Van Horn, Watson Wm. ..... . Van Kleeck, Nelson Leeds ......... Van Wagner, Frederick Judd, Jr. . .. . 511 Cortlandt Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . 327 Beech St., Arlington, N. J. 271 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. .. . . . . 510 Riverside Ave., Trenton, N. J. 4308 Martha Ave., N. Y. C. 41 Kew Gardens Rd., Kew Gardens, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 Cedar St., Tamaqua, Pa. . . . .. 100 Park Ave., Saranac Lake, N. Y. 914 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, Ill. 125 Broadway, Carneys Pt., N. J. Allerton, Ill. 1011 Sunset Ave., Scranton, Pa. 11 Kingston Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 820 N. 20th St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . . . 40 Lennox Ave., E. Orange, N. J. . . . 156 W. Summit St., Chagrin Falls, O. ............ Church St., Victor, N. Y. 21 E. 87th St., Apt. 8A, N. Y. C. 1333 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . 25 Maple Terrace, Rahway, N. J. Sunbury, Pa. Germania, Pa. 573 E. 26th St., Paterson, N. J. . .. 3143 Country Club Rd., Bronx, N. Y. 64 E.91stSt.,N.Y.C. Cranbury, N. J. Stockton St., Hightstown, N. J. . . . S. Main St., Hightstown, N. J. . . . . . . . . 43 Broadway, Freehold, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 6 Midwood Dr., Rahway, N. J. .. 2302 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, Del. .. . . . . 82 Morningside Rd., Verona, N. J. 56 - 7th Ave., N. Y. C. . . . . 314 Lexington Ave., Lakewood, N. J. . . . . . . . . Washington Rd., Parlin, N. J. . ...... Fairview Lane, Bristol, Pa. . . . . . . . . Fairview Lane, Bristol, Pa. . 108 Etra Rd., Hightstown, N. J. 13 Charles St., N. Y. C. Hartsdale Towers, Hartsdale, N. Y. 42 Garfield Ave., Carbondale, Pa. The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. Hangchow, China .. . . . . 364 Little St., Belleville, N. J. . . . . 61 Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. 41 Hillcrest Rd., Madison, N. J. Vaughn, Stanley I. Jr. .......... ....... 2 30 Delaware Rd., Kenmore, N. Y. von Maur, Jack Roland ....... 833 Morningside Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Whitehead, Fred W. ..... . Wechsler, Daniel Albert . . . Welsh, James Augustine . . . Westgate, Ronald ......... Whitton, Henry George .... Wikoff, Frederick Dayton .... 1206 Riverside Ave., Trenton, N. J. 171 W. 57th St., N. Y. C. . . . . . 114 N. Shamokin St., Shamokin, Pa. 487 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. . . . 1125 Evergreen Ave., Plainfield, N. J. . . . . . 205 Maple Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Williams, Chas. Seymour Williams, john Thomas Williams, Louis Smith . Wilson, john Garrett .. Wingender, Theodore G. Winik, Norman Symon . Winsor, William J. .... . Wolf, Daniel R. ..... . Wolcott, Floyd joseph . Wollmuth, Edmund, jr. Woodbury, Roger Fiske Wulff, Alden Thayer ..... Wurfel, Lester E. jr. . . . Yeaple, Whitney Seiler . Young, Harold E. .... . Zanoni, Alfred Louis Zeiser, Bruce Hunter . .. 114 Madison St., Newark, N. Y. 67 N. Brockway, Youngstown, O. Dagsboro,Delaware Englishtown,N.-I. 139 Webster Ave., E., Roselle Park, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 85 Brighton Ave., Deal, N. J. .. . . . . .. 736 Main St., Cranbury, N. J. .. 200 Parkside Ave., Trenton, N. J. Eldred, Pa. 31 The Crescent, Montclair, N. J. ......... 7 Daisy Pl., Tenafly, N. J. 264 Prospect St., Westfield, N. J. . . . . 255 Forest Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 144 Dartmouth St., Rochester, N. Y. 204 S. Fulton St., Allentown, Pa. 62 W. Somerset St., Raritan, N. J. 54 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I. FACULTY DIRECTORY Boyd, William ....... Buckley, Dr. Richard T. Burke, Wm. M. ..... . Cook, Edw. M. . .. Davis, Mrs. Ruth . .. Emery, Howard R. .. Geiger, Carl E. Harmon, Ralph E. Harrison, Ross A. . . . . Hawley, Wm. H. ,........ . . . . Heermance, T. Woolsey Hertzog, Phares H. Hicks, Evans ....... Hicks, Weimer K. . . . Hood, Philip ....... Hornberger, Hiester .. Hubbard, Warren S. . . Langford, Archibald M. Litterick, Wm. S. .... . MacArthur, Earl C. Masonheimer, Alfred M Messler, Daniel I. . . . . Norton, Powell H. .. Reeves, Walter J. . . . . Rich, Donald W., Jr. . Saunders, Wilbour E. . Shuman, Maurice .... Spangler, Wm. M. . .. Sprout, Clinton I. Stevens, Robt. H. ........ . . . Stevens, Mrs. Maude B. Strohmeier, Bertram ..... . . Tifft, Robert T. ..... . Timmons, Clifford E. . Townsend, Eva S. . . . . Waite, Roy J. . . . Weed, Geo. W. . . .. R. D. No. 2, Alton, N. H. . . .. 524 York St., Camden, N. J. .. 110 Britania St., Meriden, Conn. . 64 Highland Ave., Arlington, Mass. 181 Park Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. West Paris, Me . . . . 431 Grant St., Williamsport, Pa The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J 54 Cherry St., Oneonta, N. Y Baldwinville,Mass 241 Lawrence St., New Haven, Conn. The Peddie School, Hightstown, N .J. The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. 103 Hutchinson St., Hightstown, N. J. . ................... Broad Cove, Me ................ Box 269, Aurora, Ill. The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. 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CUTINELLO Compliment: of HIGHTSTOWN NEWS SERVICE Complimentx of HIGHTSTOWN DINER Famous for its dinners Corcodilos Bros. ESTABLISHED IOIB MQ, 22353 5553 Hmzs riuishingsngafs afghan: MADISON AVINUI COR. FORTY-FOURTH Sfllll' NIW YORK Clothes for Vacation and il Summer Sport X I' if W If ' -I Eff n c U3 lf if IDI In '-'U'--1' il U Brook! Broth Milk Builds Winners SMITH - CORWIN, INC. QUALITY PAINT IRVINGTON, N. j. FARMACIA GANTE Pnor. NICOLAS VADAS I Gante Street, Mexico City THE FINEST DRUGSTORE IN THE HEART OF THE CITY HERRIGEL, LINDABURY 8: HERRIGEL Attorneys 8: Counsellors At Law HOTEL RITZ A location in the heart of Mex- ico City. . . next door to the Financial, Business, Shopping 8: Theatrical Districts. Cheerful, quiet, unobtrusive per- sonal service. Magnificent View of the city, the volcanoes and the Valley of Mexico. Steam heated and air con- ditioned. Excellent cuisine, wines and li- quors. Swing Along With the Crown' X . rim g -xii 'RMFB' You'll find them all in the popular Terrace Restaurant, thrilling to the lilting tunes of your favorite maestro. Smart young New Yorkers like its sophistication - - up to the moment dance music - - unusual entertainment - - modest prices. Its jnft the spot for your next date! TANK TERRACE RESTAURANT HoTEL NEW YoRKER Ralph Hitz, Proficient 34th Street at Eighth Ave. New York City Tunnel Connection with Ponnrylmniiz Station Wholesale and Retail Dealer in PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Z Draco Sealed Grade A Milk 'Z DECKER'S DAIRY Monmouth Street I-lightstown, N. J. Promote your radio to the highest class of radio reception - - - equip it with National Union Radio Tubes half NATIONAL UNION RADIO CORPORATION OF NEW YORK 570 Lexington Avenue New York, N. Y C omplimemtr gf Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mias Brooklyn, New York SHANGLE AND HUNT Q E2 QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL if EZ: Phone 1 22 I-Iightstown, N. RESTAURANT MANOLO MEXICO CITY F934 kid Manuel Del Valle, Manager Q99 Proprielor PETTY PAINT STORE 611 Bangs Ave. ASBURY PARK, N. J. .Complimenlx of C I T Y B A K E R Y Hightstown, N. J. THE PEDDIE BARBER Compliment: of EMIL BLEIWEIS H01-T HARDWOOD FLOORING Mercer Street Sc Hightstown, New Jersey Manufacturer: of FLOOR MACHINES NEWARK, NEW JERSEY H A RPLES 1'The Velvet Kind ICE CREAM . . 1 ' v QYN1 L-VVY? I 1 -5 ww xg F ' Q ' I EL P? lb R if L D fl 21123. Sf' I 7 D af'-s X I - 4 I W -i' X f X 1 We'll either have to put up more shelves for our trophies or quit play- ing Spalding' Athletic Equipment. 'Epalding stores in all large cities. Trcnton's PROGRESSIVE Department Store SWERN 81 COMPANY FREDERICK B. HUTCHINSON MENZS' WEAR Specialists in Student room CLEANING AND PRESSING furnishings Phone 61 Hightstown, N. SOUTH BROAD AT LAFAYETTE TRENTON Phone 8-101 HOTEL AND BU NGALOWS ESCARGOT MEXICO CITY X Q Manuel Del Valle, Manager C99 Proprieior INVESTORS AND HOME SEEKERS TAKE NOTICE Osage Corporation has small farms, building plots, adjacent to Copper Hill Country Club on route 30, near Flemington, New jersey, New York and Brooklyn apartment houses, and a palatial residence at Morristown, New Jerseyg also several mortgages from 33,000 to 316,000 All these properties and mortgages were purchased for cash at distress prices, and all are for sale for a small profit. Full disclosure will be made of the cost to us of these properties and the small protit we are making. Persons interested in such investments should communicate with us. ik OSAGE CORPORATION MILTON C. WILSON, President 178 Cook Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Or COPPER HILL COUNTRY CLUB Flemington, New Jersey BANCO REFACCIONAPJO DE JALISCO, s. A. OXUADALAJARA, JAL. MEXICO COPPER HILL COUNTRY CLUB On Route 30, three miles south of Flemington, New jersey The Club facilities are: 18 Hole Golf Course 2 Clay Tennis Courts Large Concrete Swimming Pool with Crystal-clear running water Excellent restaurant service. ik Home Seekers Take Notice! Several Cottages facing the golf course and near the swimming pool and desirable building plots are for mle. Call and look us over RAYMOND WILLIVER, Manager COPPER HILL COUNTRY CLUB Flemington, New Jersey FOMENTO INDUSTRIAL Y MERCANTIL ik 320 Lopez Cotilla GUADALAJARA, JAL. MEXICO MOTOR COACH SERVICE for special trips Seating Capacity 22 to 37 Passengers each. We will take you any place any time. Special Attention to Parties Picnics, Basketball and Football Games. Let zu Quote You TRENTON TRANSIT CO. T RENTON, N. j. Phone 9171 J. ,Complimenu of P. THROCKMORTON HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. CHEVROLET 84 BUICK SALES 6 SERVICE DRINK COCA-COLA . IN BOTTLES Every Boftle Sterilized Q1 for .. H IRR .Ali h L A FRIFND .,., . -U COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF TRENTON 539 Chestnut Ave. Trenton, N. BOOKS, CATALOGS ART WORK and and PERIODICALS LAYOUT SERVICE 9 .UQ The COOK PRINTERS Yardley, Penna. UBLICATION SPECIALIS C0mplz'mem'.s' gf D'Andrea Bros. Men's Tailors 587 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. WESTERN ALCOHOL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION 320 Lopez Cotilla St. GUADALAJARA, JAL. MEXICO K2 ASSOCIATED FACTORIES COLIMA UQUESERIAH GUANAJUATO SAN ANTONIO v1sTA HERMOSAH JALISCO AMATITLANH BELLA VISTA EL 1uzFUc1o EL RINCONH UESTIPACH H-JALISCOU LA ARENITAH LA GUADALUPEH LA H1GL'l:aA -- 1. LA PURISIMAH CENTRAL TAMAZULAH SAN FRANCISCO' SAN Joss DEL TULEH SAN MARCOSH SANTA cRUz sAN1'1Aco USOYATLANH MICHOACAN LA ESTRELLAH LA IBERICAU LA LUZU SAN IGNACIOU SANTA CLARA NAYARIT EL FILOH EL MOLINOU PUcA SAN jose DE M0-IARRASH Ltd' ENRIQUE ANISZ, General Manager X .ff 1- 1 ,-K, -1- V: mwah,-4,xqv, -4 MIK i:..?4,Z' . .u. 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