Peddie School - Old Gold and Blue Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)
- Class of 1938
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LW if H Q .. mm 15, , '4 1 5 ' a ' 5' 4 ws, gg H 1 13 1 ? ft , P31 . ,I is X A sk + P , 3 E ' Y 4 a ni, Zvi j, 74:51 ,x T 'faim-1Qer1s,1':' ULD AND BLUE THE ULD E 1933 f.vw,,.,, 15' SCQQ 5 of K 5 xi WA . Z -: j?' va ' E Aiwa. 3 9 ' , IH lik 2 . 'J yv' ..J -- os W., RENKN h the Juninr Elass Published y nf THE PEDDIE SEHIIIII. at HIGHTSTIIWN, NEW JERSEY LIAM M FAIRHURST WIL . Editor-in-Chief EDWARD N. HASKELL Business Manager IJEIIIIIATIUN In recognition of thirty years of service to his alma mater as a master and business manager, we, the class of 1959, respectfully dedicate the 1938 edition of The Old Gold and Blue to Daniel I Messler, Class of 1902. DANIEL I. MI3SSI,FR Chau of 1902 X X k x V . .,,.-Q, - ,,,... J 1 af ' W-ml I N? if A rxanw., .- .- ... H21- , n.u..f-- ..,L,,,6 M..,.,..- A-1 -- W 'W 4 ,., 6, ki-5sJv+f1,,4 f nf 2-SJR-vN,..N -,AL Wa., .,....,,..... ma., QA'-V - 1 Q01 -. K-.. ,, ww , N... ..y--v- .hue-U ' ,..-1 wavy-- ,V+ 1 , n .ffy,,a4.w - .:, J .ya Q xv- , -ri A, ... , 1 ng ,www-v' L xf L ,Q , -K, Tv I fjj in-.- Headmaster Saunders H epzcfflzfzffer WILBOUR E. SAUNDERS A.1'.5Af.fld72f H end mmler RALPH E. HARMON Dean ARCHIBALD M. LANGFORD THE AIJMINISTHATIUN . N. Y' S ,k X x i - vfil F W, 442. v -' fF?2t,.. .nav QS? an ,AQHWW . my . K , T'55'9E3sk -gi 3 55 x Mm g Q, aw M ,:b', Z 1 ,,., K. Q f-L iii! rss.. Reading Clockwise: Mr. Reeves., Mr. Slev ens, Dr. Buckley, Mr. Litterick, Dr. Harri- son, Mr. Shuman, Mr. Weed, Mr. Hood, Z 1 X mv'-. R f f 4 lb' ff if ' ffl ' V .LA. , Q .,,., X as SFA? X Y M dnl., ,. ' S1Q,1ff,' In - -A, y.. km Q, In -Y .. ., 'ff -5 f Sie, uhm Reading Clockwise: Mr. Waite, Mr. Tiffk Dr. Ludlum, Mr. Masonheimer, Mr. Norton Mr. Hartzog, Mrs. Sievens, Mr. Huntley. N, l Back row: R. Holmes, Russell, Zaiser, Britton, Gost, DerL.ima, Mulholland, Bligh, Thomas Kern: Ladue: Erbacher, Abbott, Waldstein, Neaves, Stanton, Selbie, Beiseigel, Boyd, Mr. Boyd Second row: Saxton, Bedle, King, Strasenburgh, Austin, Oxford, Mayer, McNiece, Goodwin: Marfarlane: R. Blodgett, Lewis, Hart, Hunter, 0. Gillig, L. Williams, Southgate, Robinson Front row: Simms, Johnson, DeLano, Rohn, Sholl, Collins, C. Smith, Coomb., Paine: J. Katz: Wechsler: Stover, Cowan, Dillon, Blade, Mackay 5 E N I Il It II I. A 5 Dempsey, Warren Rae, jr. Abbott, Henry Lawrence Allen, Paul Hosford Allen, Warren Lewis Anisz, Ervin Austin, Colby Merrill Axford, William Roy, Jr. Bedle, Wyman Beiseigel, Florian J., Jr. Berger, Jerome Bleicher, Charles Williain Bligh, james D., jr. Blodget, Chester Elliott Blodgett, Rolfe Saunders Boyd, William Brenker, George Alden Britton, Thomas Calhoun Brown, Wendell Everett Burris, John Edward Carroll, Robert Gray Chubet, Bernard john Clark, Howard Morton Collins, -Iamcs Baer Conklin, Earl Biddle, Jr. Conrad, Charles M., 2nd Cook, Charles Edward Coombs, William Howard Cowan, George Lloyd, 3rd Cronin, Edward John De Lima, jacob Elias Dennis, George Foster Dillion, john C., 3rd East, Richard Ives Eitner, Robert Encherman, Robert M. Erbacher, Stanley Henry Erskine, Henry joseph Fernald, Brackett Britton, Forshay, Robert Field Fullerton, Robert B. Gibson, Hugh Robert Gillig, Phillip Gross, Jr. Gillig, Otto Albert, jr. Goodman, Frederic Goodwin, Eric Cridlan Gosnell, Thomas Hale Gost, Herbert William Gould, Harry Simeon, jr. Hance, William Edward Haney, Ralph Leighton Harding, Dick Walter Harper, William Edward, Hart, Robert Warren Holmes, Richard Duncan Howard, William E., jr. Hunter, Ralph B. jordan, Henry Hellmut Katz, joseph Jr. Jr. 5 Katz, David Kern, Frederick Godfrey, Jr. King, Charles French Kirby, john Burke Kirkpatrick, Malcolm Suydam Kuhn, Robert Eugene Ladue, Robert Reece Laird, john Evans, jr. Leverich, John Simpson Lewis, George Randolph McCracken, Stewart McGinley, George Carey McNiece, John Crawford, 3rd Mackay, Duncan Alexander Duff Mahoney, Harold Edward Masland, Robert Paul, jr. Mason, Walter J. Mayer, Richard Rowlands Mudge, joseph William Mulholland, George Ira Monks, Charles J., jr. Neaves, F. Edward Nolan, Martin Joseph Paine, Jeremiah Phillips, William P. Quigg, Richard Lewis Rhoades, Doyle Vermont Ridgway, Clifford, jr. Robinson, Paul john Back row: Fullerton, Spencer, Rhoaides, Milici, Edgerton, Brenker, Leaman, Monks, Phillips: Erskine: D. Katz: Jolley, Mahoney, Haney, Jordan, Ladue, Gosnell, Hance, Gould, Zanonli: P .AIlen: Conklin: Vennell, Selbie, Cook, C. Blodgett Second row: Hunter, W. Mason, Bleiciher, M. Nolaln, Struble, Berger, J. Nolan, Hogman, W. Allen: Ridgway: Kuhn, Laird, Klein-, Aniisz, Cllark, Burris, Conrad, Salisbury, Winsor: Quligg: Wysor: Westgate Front row: McGinley, Lewis, P. Gillig, Carroll, Fernald, East, Brown, McCracken, Yeavle: Timmofns: Wolfinger: Waldron, Jacobs, Bassler Rohn, john Philip Ruehl, Robert C., vlr. Salisbury, Donald Ambrose Sanderson, Robert Collins Maslaind, Harper, Chubet, Mudge, Riuehl, C. R. Winsimr, Willizim John Winters, Ralph Hamilton Wollmuth, Edmund W., jr. Woolley, john Russell, jr. Smith, Winters: Woolley: Wysor, Philip Byars Yeaple, Whitney Seiler Zaiser. William Burkley Zanoni, Alfred Louis Sargent, Edward Albert Saxton, Donald McChesney Selbie, Frederic Donald, jr. Sholl, Donald Hare Simms, James Stanley Smith, Clinton Rea Gwynn Southgate, Leslie Orman, Jr. Spencer, Charles Klauder Stanton, Richard Burgess Steingut, Stanley Strasenburgh, Robert J. Struble, Robert Samuel Swetland, Mark Wallace, jr. Thomas, Earle Franklin, jr. Timmons, Lafayette Felix Waldron Barzillia Robbins Waldstein, Morton Wall, Charles Kenneth Wechsler, Daniel Albert Williams, Louis Smith SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Foirshay, Mr. Boyd Sitting: Mackay M. Nolan, Robinson X HENRY LAWRENCE ABBOTT Larry Fairmont, West Virginia Entered Peddie in 1936 Band 131141g Concert Orchestra 1511413 Glee Club 131141g Sextette 141g Old Gold and Blue 131g Peddie News 1311413 Swimming 1313 Baseball 131141g Drama Class 1415 Dramatics Club 131 Born July 10, 1920 Lehigh PAUL HOSFORD ALLEN upaulu Ridgewood, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Peddie N ewr 141 g Tennis 141 Born April 28, 1919 Wesleyan WARREN LEWIS ALLEN 1Vamey Seaford, Delaware Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club 141g Sextette 141g Varsity Football 1413 Basketball 1413 Baseball 1413 Press Club 141 Born May 19, 1919 Princeton ERVIN ANISZ Mex Guadalajara, jal., Mexico Entered Peddie in 1935 Glee Club 131141g Dramatic Club 1211311413 Peddie News 1313 Business Manager Old Gold and Blue 1319 Drama Class 141g Football 121 131141g Basketball 121g Baseball 121151141g Boxing 1311 Varsity Wrestling 1413 Cum Laude 141 Born December 24, 1918 Massachusetts Institute of Technology COLBY MERRILL AUSTIN Merrill Hollis, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Associate Editor Peddie New: 141g Glee Club 1419 Varsity Golf f31f-41: Drama Class Q41 Born December 22, 1919 Harvard WILLIAM R. AXFORD, JR. UBHIH Ridgewood, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Peddie Newx Q41 5 Golff41 Born August 6, 1919 Union WYMAN BEDLE Baile Keyport, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1955 Golf Q2H3H4Jg Basketball f2H3H4jg Track f3jg Wrestling Q45 Bom January 29, 1920 Lehigh FLORIAN J. BE1sE1GEL, JR. Sonny Seaside Heights, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1957 Dramatic Club Q41 g Camera Club Q45 3 Varsity Football 141 g Wrestling f4j 3 Track Q41 Born December 14, 1918 Springfield 7. . Ajbex v,-AJ 'I .' . nw, Af A 1 1 JEROME BERGER fljerryjf New York City Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Club 1105 Peddie New! 1513 Basketball 00 Born July 11, 1919 University of Pennsylvania CORTLAND SAUNDERS BETTS, JR. cm Summit, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Associate Editor Old Gold and Blue GDL Var- sity Wrestling QZJQ Tennis ffijg Golf 011413 Assistant Manager Tennis Team OJ Born July 26, 1918 Rutgers CHARLES VUILLIAM BLEICHER HBH!!! Hasbrouck Heights, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Varsity Basketball 141 g Basketball 121 131 3 Var- sity Baseball 1211311413 Football 121131141 Born August 6, 1918 University of Pennsylvania 1 4 llc, I. I, H JAMES D. BLIGH, JR. jimmie Washington, D. C. Entered Peddie in 1934 Editor of Old Gold and Blue 1313 Glee Club 1111211311413 House Committee 1311415 jun- ior-Senior Committee 1311413 Spring Prom Committee 1311 Winter Prom Committee 141g Varsity Football 1211311415 Varsity Baseball 121131141g Varsity Swimming 121131141 Born April 11, 1919 Brown CHESTER ELLIOTT BLODGET Chet Sterling, Massachusetts Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Football f4j g Basketball f4jg Baseball Q43 Born May 31, 1919 Dartmouth ROLFE SAUNDERS BLODGETT Blodg Upper Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club 1413 Sextette 1415 Varsity Swimming f4Jg Soccer f4jg Track HJ Born january 1 2, 1919 Cornell WILLIAM BOYD, JR. Bill Hightstown, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1931 Varsity Football 1311415 Wrestling 121131141 Track 131141g Midget Football 1B11A1111 3rd Football 121 Born February 3, 1921 Harvard GEORGE A. BRENKER George Red Bank, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Discussion Group 141g Varsity Football 141 Boxing 141g Stamp Club 1415 Golf 141g Swim ming 1413 Press Club 141 Born October 30, 1918 Duke THOMAS CALHOUN BRITTON rrT0m! Shanghai, China Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Soccer Mig Swimming 005 Track Q41 Winters Prize Contest 141g 443 Born March 13, 1919 Yale WENDELL EVERET Brownie Amherst, Massachusetts Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Soccer Q41 Born February 13, 1920 Dennison House Committee 'r BROWN JOHN EDWARD Buiuus Killa Milford, Delaware Entered Peddie in 1936 Press Club Mfg Old Gold and Blue 131 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet Mfg Varsity Soccer Q45 Manager Tennis Team f4Jg Golf 131141 Born August 5, 1920 Lehigh ROBERT GRAY CARROLL Bob Wynnewcmod, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Tennis f4jg Basketball 141 Bom january 29, 1920 Cornell BERNARD JOHN CHUBET B ernid ' Norwood, Massachusetts Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf Q41g Basketball Q41g Tennis Q41 Born May 21, 1919 Princeton l,OaQaS?e Z A,-A HOWARD MORTON ARK Ridgewoo , e ,ao Entered Peddie in 1936 Q rts itor nd Blue Q3 ouse mmittee Q31 Q41 g Press Club Q41g Y.M,C.A. Cabinet Q31 Q41 g Promenade Committee Q41 g Varsity Football Q 31 Q41 g Varsity Football Cap- tain Q41 g Varsity Swimming Q31 Q41 g Track Q31 Q41g Golf Q31Q41 Born November 18, 1919 Princeton JAMES B. COLLINS rrlimlz Orange, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club 1415 Manager Concert Orchestra f41g Golden Blues Orchestra 141g Band Q41 5 Chess Club Q41 g Cross Country Q41 g Track 141 g Winters Prize Contest Q41 Dramatic Club f 41 Born November 11, 1920 University of Michigan EM mia Q H EARL Mus C C, Ironton Ohio d e in We x LIN E W di ' 1 7 Cxda Club 3 Golf 141g dip Club Q41 Born March 7, 921 ! Bro n CHARLES M. CONRAD, II Charlie Barnegat, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Baseball 1419 Soccer 141 Born April 24, 1920 Williams QM? W' CHARLES E. COOK eww Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 J.V. Football f4jg Track f4j Born June 29, 1919 Princeton WILLIAM HOWARD COOMBS Bill Youngstown, Ohio Entered Peddie in 1937 Tennis MJ 5 Basketball Q41 Born July 27, 1918 Union OT! jffcfi H 59 GEORGE LLOYD COWAN, III George-Lloyd Edgewater Park, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Discussion Group 141g Peddie Neuu f4jg Ten- nis f2Jf3Jf4Jg Soccer f2H3H4jg Baseball f2H3H4Jg Midget Baseball 111 Born August 30, 1919 Amherst EDWARD JOHN CRONIN rrjafku Norwalk, Connecticut Entered Peddie in 1936 Varsity Football q5Dc4DQ Varsity Basketball Q35 Mfg Varsity Basketball Captain M13 Varsity Baseball f5H4jg House Committee f4j Born September 9, 1919 Fordham ARTHUR DE LANO Aft Rouses Point, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Badminton My Born April 12, 1920 Curtiss-Wright Technical Institute JACOB E. DE LIMA jake Port of Spain, Trinidad Entered Peddie in 1936 Band GJ 141 3 Glee Club Q43 g Varsity Soccer 14,3 Wrestling 131g Baseball 135141 Born January 22, 1921 Colorado School of Mines WARREN RAE DEMPSEY, JR. uBudll Bronxville, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Basketball Mfg Tennis Mfg Golf f4jg Peddie New! Q40 Born July 21, 1920 Yale GEORGE FOSTER DENNIS G'eorgd Hightstown, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Soccer Mfg Basketball Mfg Tennis Q41 Born November 24, 1920 Syracuse JOHN C. DILLON, III trfatkfl Brooklyn, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf 141g Soccer Q41 Born September 8, 1920 Princeton RICHARD IvEs EAST HDitkIl East Orange, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Football 1415 Varsity Wrestling Mig Golf 141 Born January 16, 1920 Colgate ROBERT EITNER Eike Summit, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1957 Band 1415 Concert Orchestra Mig Radio Club Mfg Glee Club Mfg Sextette f4jg Golf QU Born june 28, 1919 Lehigh Zn' six ROBERT M. ENCHERMAN Embed Freehold, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Chess Club f3J9 President Chess Club f4Jg Old Gold and Blue QSM Peddie New: GJ Born September 20, 1918 Dartmouth STANLEY H. ERBACHER Sian Ocean Grove, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Chess Club f4jg Glee Club f4Jg Swimming f4Jg Tennis MD Born Mar 21, 1921 Princeton ! of 1 HENRY J. ERSKINE nfldnkn Emporium, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club MQ g Varsity Basketball Ml 3 Track UU Born October 15, 1918 Cornell BRACKETT B. FERNALD, JR. Break Providence, Rhode Island Entered Peddie in 1937 Press Club 005 Football 1413 Basketball Q41 Born May 2, 1918 Princeton ROBERT FIELD FORSHAY Bob Hempstead, New York Entered Peddie in 1955 House Committee f4jg junior-Senior Committee 005 Vice President Senior Class 005 Varsity Football 1415 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet Mjg Tennis f4J Born December 5, 1920 Lehigh Qu. Q- tl-alan. BRIAN ANDREW FOSTER IlAndyH Chelmsford, Essex, England Entered Peddie in 1937 English Exchange Student Glee Club 1453 Varsity Soccer MJ Born April 24, 1920 University of Chicago ROBERT B. FULLERTON Fully Roseburg, Oregon Entered Peddie in 1937 Wrestling 1415 Swimming 1415 Tennis Q41 Born April 14, 1919 Rutgers HUGH ROBERT Deacon Cleveland, Ohio Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Swimming MQ Born November 21, 1919 Brown GIBSON OTTO A, GILLIG, JR. 01zie' Red Bank, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf C413 Basketball 141g Track f4jg Tennis f4J Born july 1, 1919 Carnegie Tech PHILIP Gnoss GILLIG rrpbilv Crestwood, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Badminton f4Dg Soccer ffijg Golf 1455 Swim- ming Q41 Born November 2 2, 1 919 Princeton ERIC CRIDLAN GOODWIN Eric ' New Rochelle, New York Entered Peddie in 1934 Band 411421f31f41g Concert Orchestra 411421 431441 g Golden Blues Orchestra 411421 3 Glee Club 4415 Y.M.c.A. Cabinet 421431141 5 Y.M.C.A. Secretary 441 g Manager Varsity Swim- ming 125135141 Born September 1, 1920 MJ! CMAQ Cbus OOMCXV ja 1 THOMAS HALE GOSNELL r fzTom:f ,Su Rochester, New York S3 Entered Peddie in 1936 Associate Editor Peddie New: 441g Secretariit Press Club 441g Football f31g Tennis 441 Born March 7, 1920 Yale rf W C HERBERT WILLIAM Gosr lr! Pyv Glendale, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Discussion Group 1413 Pedd Club 141g Stamp Club 141 ie Newr 141 Chess g Camera Club 131 141g Tennis 1211311415 Golf 131141 Fencing 131141 Born January 13, 1919 Pennsylvan ia HARRY S. GOULD, JR KelIey Park Ridge, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Band 141g Baseball 1415 S Born March 2, 1920 Princeton occer 141 W11.1.1AM EDWARD HANCE HBH!!! East Orange, New Jersey Entered Pecldie in 1937 Football 141g Hockey 1413 Baseball 141 Con cert Orchestra 141 Born November 22, 1920 Yale R. LEIGHTON hue Norristown, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Football 1413 Hockey 141 Born October 5, 1920 Lehigh HANEY RICHARD WALTER HARDING Dirk Trenton, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Varsity Hockey 131 Q41 Born July 14, 1917 Lafayette WILLIAM EDWARD HARPER, JR. 'fsilzf' Manhasset, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Varsity Soccer 1415 Track f3Jf4lg Tennis Q25 Golf Q21 5 Baseball f2, Born March 20, 1920 Amherst ROBERT W. HART Bob North Bergen, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Varsity Swimming Q41 3 Cross Country Q45 Tennis 05145 g Golf 131141 g Cum Laude IU Born November 29, 1921 Yale RICHARD DUNCAN lrDiCkl: Westheld, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf f4jg Soccer 00 Born july 1, 1919 Wesleyan HOLMES WILLIAM E. HOWARD, J Tuzie Island Park, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Basketball 1415 Track 145 Born April 4, 1918 Penn State RALPH B. HUNTER Ralph Scarsdale, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club MM Swimming Q41 Bom March 29, 1920 Ai? Yale R BURTON S. JACOBS lflakeyi New York City Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Club 1415 Assistant Manager Baseball 131 141: Golf 131141 Born November 1, 1918 johns Hopkins EDWIN ROBERT JOLLEY, JR. Bob ' Morristown, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Glee Club 121131141g Sextette 1211311415 Concert Orchestra 1211311415 Band 1215 Foot- ball 1215 Varsity Football 1311415 Hockey 121 151141 Born May 1, 1918 Lawrence EDWARD TIM JOHNSON lITiml! Middletown, Ohio Entered Peddie in 1937 Press Club Q45 f Born November 11, 1919 University of Cincinnati HENRY HELLMUT JORDAN, JR. Germany New York City Entered Peddie in 1934 Business Manager Peddie N ewf Q41 g Circulation and Exchange Manager Peddie Newt Q21 Q31 5 Organizations Editor Old Gold and Blue Q31 3 Secretary of Chess Club Q3J Q41 3 Business Man- ager Peddie Graduate Q43 g Radio Club Q41 3 Boy Scouts Q11 Q21 Q31 Q4Jg Camera Club Q51 Q41 g Varsity Soccer Q41 5 Midget Football Q11 3 Football Q21 Q31 g Midget Baseball Q11 3 Base- ball Q21 Q31 3 Soccer QU QZJ QU Born May 31, 1921 Harvard DAVID KATZ Dave I-lonesdale, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Peddie News 131 Q Golf 131141 g Assistant Man- ager of Basketball 131 141 Bom January 28, 1920 Wharton mf Ag, 'V VY Wmeol J If L44-ew ya., if X ' Brooklyn, New York Entered Peddie in 1956 Glee Club 141g Band 1413 Chess Club 131141g Stamp Club 1311415 Assistant Manager of Base- ball 151g Circulation Manager of Peddie New: 1415 Peddie Newr 1315 Basketball 1319 Golf 151141: TERMS 131141 Born April 29, 1922 Princeton l FREDERICK GODFREY KERN, JR. llfyredn Carney's Point, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Club 1511433 President Stamp Club 1313 Vice President Y.M.C.A. 149g House Committee 141g Golden Blues Orchestra 1413 Winter Promenade Committee 14jg Varsity Football 135 1423 Wrestling 13,1413 Track 131110 Born October 25, 1918 Bucknell 11- if iff' CHARLES F. KING uKingn Parkesburg, West Virginia Entered Peddie in 1937 Boxing 141 Born December 22, 1913 Rutgers JOHN BURKE KIRBY Kirby Hopewell, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1935 Varsity Soccer MJ Born Match 28, 1919 Newark College of Engineering MALCOLM S. KIRKPATRICK Kirk Jamesburg, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Post-Graduate Student Band 1513 Golf 141152 g Tennis Q41 Born February 1, 1919 Haverford ROBERT EUGENE KUHN uB0blr Passaic, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1956 Winter Promenade Committee 00 3 Winters Prize Contest f4Jg Hockey Mfg Track f3jf4jg Football I 31 Born August 3, 1919 Lehigh ROBERT REECE LADUE nB0bll New York City Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Football 005 Basketball Q45 Born September 10, 1918 Yale JOHN EVANS LAIRD johnny Matawan, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Football 141 3 Varsity Swimming 141 g Track 141 3 Concert Orchestra 141 Born September 20, 1918 Cornell JOHN SIMPSON LEVERICH 1 obnny' ' Scranton, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1933 President of School 1415 President of Junior Class 1515 House Committee 131141g Varsity Football 141g Basketball 12115111-11g Baseball 1215 Track 131141 Born May 30, 1920 Colgate GEORGE RANDOLPH LEWIS llpudh Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1957 Glee Club 1419 Sextette 141g Boy Scouts 141 Varsity Wrestling 141g Soccer 1415 Track 141 Coach of Lower School Swimming Born February 20, 1919 Duke STEWART MCCRACKEN Mar' Shanghai, China Entered Peddie in 1937 Stamp Club 1415 Varsity Tennis 141 Born May 9, 1922 University of Pennsylvania GEORGE C. MCGINLEY Moore Merchantville, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Cross Country Q41g Varsity Hockey Q41 Glee Club Q41g Varsity Track Q41 Born March 6, 1920 Dartmouth JOHN CRAWFORD MCNIECE, III uMatJ1 Trenton, New jersey Entered Pecldie in 1936 Old Gold and Blue Q31g Dramatic Club Q51 Q41 Basketball Q31g Tennis Q41 Born February 21, 1921 Princeton DONALD Roy MACFARLANE Mad ' Rochester, New York Entered Peddie in 1935 Glee Club 131141g-Fo all 1315 Boxing 131 141g Track 141 . Born June 28 Sy 1. X l K' nl 1 C N s M AW DUNCAN ALEXANDER DUFF MACKAY Dum Princeton, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Peddie News 151g Class Editor Old Gold and Blue 131g Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 1311413 President Y.M.C.A. 141 g House Committee 1415 junior Senior Committee 1415 Glee Club 1311413 Ten- nis 141g Winters Prize Contest 1415 Cum Laude 141 g Basketball 141 Born February 4, 1920 Princeton F57-O Jock ff7,A'1f4Ll5f ln Iliff' HAROLD E. MAHONEY . Harry Pawtucket, Rhode Island Entered Pecldie in 1937 Concert Orchestra f4Jg String Ensemble f4Jg Je Born October 16, 1920 W ,, Swimming 009 Golf Q45 51211 ROBERT P. MASLAND, JR. uB0bn Carlisle, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Press Club 1413 House Committee 141g Foot ball Mfg Y.M.C.A. Cabinet Q45 Born April 10, 1920 Yale WALTER J. MASON Wa1f' Trenton, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Varsity Cross Country 131 141 g Wrestling Man- ager 141g Wrestling 1313 Baseball 1313 Track Born November 14, 1918 Duke RICHARD R. MAYER Dick Newark, Delaware Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf 141 1 Born October 7, 1919 Trinity CHARLES J. MONKS, JR. Chuck Passaic, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1938 Golf Mfg Soccer Q41 Born March 23, 1919 Lafayette josBP1-1 WILLMM MUDGE Uloefl Westield, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1957 Varsity Golf 1433 Basketball Q45 Bom October 28, 1919 Union GEORGE I. MULHOLLAND Mu1ey Freehold, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1933 Varsity Baseball f3H4jg Tennis fAH1jf2H3j 1455 Soccer QZHSDQ Midget Baseball QAHIJQ Baseball Q21 Born September 5, 1921 University of Rochester FREDERICK EDWARD NEAVES Eddie Long Branch, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Hockey Mjg Golf f4jg Baseball 141 Born Septembe 13, 1919 4 We Vx 1 1 '91 do Mita MARTIN JOSEPH NOLAN Many Trenton, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet Q41 Q Varsity Basketball Q41 g Football Q31 f 41 g Baseball 131 1 Basketball f 31 3 Head Monitor 141 3 Secretary Senior Class Q41 Born August 4, 1919 Bucknell JEREMIAH C. PAINE HI CH Portland, Maine Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Tennis 1415 Hockey 141 Born September 20, 1920 Williams WILLIAM P. PHILLIPS Phil Berlin, Maryland Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Club 131 141 Q Sextette 141 3 Varsity Soc- cer 141 Born September 22, 1920 Princeton RICHARD LEWIS QUIGG Dirk' Pueblo, Colorado Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Football 141 g Basketball 141 5 Baseball 1415 Press Club 141 Bom May 30, 1919 Cornell DOYLE V. RHOADES Drury Bradford, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Track 445 Born October 23, 1917 Penn State CLIFFORD RIDGWAY, JR. lrBudd!I Plainsboro, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 House Committee 1415 Varsity Baseball UIQ Captain Varsity Baseball Q4Jg Varsity Hockey 131g Captain Varsity Hockey MJ Born April 29, 1917 Rutgers PAUL JOHN ROBINSON rrR0bH New Haven, Connecticut Entered Peddie in 1934 Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41 3 junior-Senior Com- mittee Q31 Q41 3 President of Senior Class Q41 g House Committee Q41 g Spring Promenade Com- mittee Q31 Q41 g Y.M.C.A. Cabinet Q31 Q41 g Varsity Track Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41 3 Captain Cross Country Q31 g Cross Country Q21 Q31 Q41 g Var- sity Basketball Q31 Q41 g Sextette Q41 g Golden Blues Q41 Born February 28, 1919 syracuse X.-f ' 'A , ,. 2'l 1' .f- Q.- w-'J' JOHN P. ROHN njobnny' Maplewood, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1931 Boy Scouts QB1QA1g Baseball Q21Q31Q41g Bas ketball Q21Q31Q41g Track Q11 Born October 24, 1918 University of Pennsylvania ROBERT C. RUEHL, JR. uBobn Bristol, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1936 Press Club G13 Golf 135143 g Soccer 133443 Born February 14, 1921 Rutgers DONALD AMBROSE SALISBURY nD0nJl Oroya, Peru Entered Peddie in 1936 Band f3Jf4jg Glee Club My Tennis f3JQ4j Basketball OJ Born December 22, 1919 Dartmouth ROBERT Col.L1Ns SANDERSON Sandi Rochester, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Dramatic Club 145 g Boy Scouts 131 145 g Golf 155145 g Badminton 145 Born july 6, 1919 Oberlin EDWARD ALBERT SARGEN1' Sarge Arlington, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Glee Club 1151251351415 Peddie New: 1455 Art Editor Old Gold and Blue 135g Varsity Swimming 1453 Midget Football fljg Midget Baseball Qllg Basketball 1151251351453 Foot- ball 1251351455 Baseball 1251351455 Golf f3H45g Drama Club 141g Soccer 145 Born January 20, 1921 Lehigh DONALD M. SAXTON flsdxu Upper Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Associate Editor Old Gold and Blue QBJQ Bas- ketball f3Jg Tennis 1531415 Soccer 131 Born january 10, 1920 Princeton My A gl Wil FREDERICK DONALD SELBIE, JR. llDon!! Hopewell, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Soccer M15 Varsity Track f4jg Winters Prize Contest MJ Born April 20, 1920 Princeton DONALD H. S1-1oLL llD0nJl Pitman, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1957 Press Club 1453 Glee Club f4jg Badminton Q03 Track 005 Drama 14, Born May 8, 1919 f 4113911311 K0 0 Ty! JAMES STANLEY SIMMS frlimu Ocean City, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Band Mfg Concert Orchestra Mfg Golden Blues Orchestra Q43 g Basketball Q41 Born July 16, 1919 Bucknell CLINTON REA GWYNN SMITH Hclinff Allerton, Illinois Entered Peddie in 1936 Glee Club Q41 3 Varsity Tennis 8114, g Tennis Team Captain f4jg Varsity Swimming Q45 Born November 13, 1918 University of Illinois LESLIE O. SOUTHGATE, JR. flLeJ,Jl Jamesburg, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Soccer f4Jg Baseball Q41 Born june 16, 1919 Drexel CHARLES KLAUDER SPENCER uDotJ1 Atlanta, Georgia Entered Peddie in 1937 Chess Club f4jg Varsity Wrestling f4jg Tennis C41 Bom December 4, 1918 Emery RICHARD B. STANTON Dick Chicago, Illinois Entered Pecldie in 1937 Varsity Football f4Jg Wrestling My Track Q41 Born August 5, 1919 Dartmouth STANLEY STEINGUT lrstdnu Brooklyn, New York Entered Peddie in 1934 Manager Varsity Basketball f31f41g Baseball 111121011413 Golf 1313 Tennis Q41 Born May 20, 1920 Union ROBERT JOHN STRASENBURGH Slnzr.r Rochester, New York Entered Peclclie in 1937 Glee Club mg Golf f41grHockey f41 Born january 19, 1920 Dartmouth ROBERT S. STRUBLE llB0bU Elizabeth, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf 1459 Soccer f4j Born June 29, 1920 Lehigh MARK WALLACE SWETLAND, JR. Mm Hightstown, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1934 Post-Gradu ate Student Cum Laude 1415 Orchestra f1H2H3H4H5jg Band f1H2H3H4H5jg Stamp Club Q41 filg Peddie Newf 141g Tennis f1H2H3H4J 451 Born August 15, 1921 Princeton EARLB FRANKLIN THOMAS, JR. Tommy Glen Ridge, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1932 Glee Club qipqzyqayqtryg Dramatic Club 121 1311413 Winters Prize Contest 1313 Sophomore Declamation Contest 1215 Stamp Club 1A1, Press Club 1211313 Old Gold and Blue 131g Peddie News 1311413 Boy Scouts 1A1g Golden Blues Orchestra 1415 Varsity Football 121131 1413 Varsity Track 1211311413 Varsity Swim- ming 1213 Sextette 121131141g Baseball 111 121g Basketball 111121 Born july 21, 1919 Brown LAFAYETTE F. TIMMONS llTi'nH Hightstown, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1932 Glee Club 131141 g Band 1111211311413 Con- cert Orchestra 111 121 3 Golden Blues Orchestra 111 5 Varsity Soccer 141 5 Boy Scouts 1A1 3 Brass Quartet 111 Born December 26, 1918 johns Hopkins BARZILLIA ROBBINS WALDRON rrBudJ Califon, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Golf 145, Hockey MJ, Baseball 141 Born january 20, 1920 Cornell MORTON XVALDSTEIN uBudH Brookline, Massachusetts Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Football 003 Varsity Hockey Q41 Baseball MJ Born May 11, 1920 Yale CHARLES KENNETH WALL fIKenI! Upper Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1957 Golf Q41 Born july 5, 1920 Lehigh DANIEL ALBERT WECHSLER, JR. Danny New York City Entered Peddie in 1934 Band fl1f21f31f41g Concert Orchestra Q21 f31f41g Golden Blues Orchestra f21f31f413 Brass Quartet C314 Chess Club 611413 Peddie New: f41g Varsity Hockey f21f31g Varsity Cross Country f41g Midget Football U13 Soc- cer f21f31g Wrestling 131g Track K41 Born May 16, 1920 University of Pennsylvania LoUIs SMITH WILLIAMS Law Dagsboro, Delaware Entered Peddie in 1936 Soccer 1419 Tennis f41g Track O11 Club C31 Born january 21, 1918 Duke iff 060 WILLIAM JOHN WINSOR, Bill Dos Cabezas, Arizona Entered Peddie in 1934 Glee Club 1415 Band 1415 Chess C Wrestling f31f41 Born April 26, 1920 University of Arizona 41 3 ee JR. lub RALPH H. WINTERS Chilli Amityville, New York Entered Pecldie in 1937 Varsity Basketball 1413 Football f4jg Track 141g Glu- Club Q43 Born November 22, 1920 Wesleyan ROBERT HoBsoN WOLFINGER uB0b1l Norristown, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1957 Golf 141 Born April 17, 1917 Drexel Qwidieifbg- Q0 OW RSL EDMUND W. WOLLMUTH, JR. Taft Montclair, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 House Committee f41g Associate Editor Peddie News 1413 Associate Editor Peddie Gmduale f41g Chairman Press Club 141g Football f31g Fencing f51g Tennis 131141 Born November 11, 1920 Princeton l.. PO 0 'bf,qf ,Ai if at Zope? 4 ff? law n U JOHN R. WOOLLEY, JR. c1,uz,by' West Long Branch, New jersey Entered Peddie in 1937 Soccer 1415 Golf f41 Born February 10, 1920 Duke JZ , PHILIP B. WYSOR rrpbiln Easton, Pennsylvania Entered Peddie in 1937 Glee Club 1413 Soccer 141 Born September 4, 1919 I Amherst meg of kb I- fgxwfif JN ww ZOVV WHITNEY SEILER YEAPLE IVbit Rochester, New York Entered Peddie in 1936 Peddie New! 1311415 Associate Editor Peddie Graduate 1415 Camera Club 1415 Glee Club 151 1413 Sextette 141g Drama Class 1415 Dramatic Club 141 Born October 7, 1920 Amherst Q WILLIAM BURKLEY ZAISER lrBillH Rockville Centre, New York Entered Peddie in 1937 Varsity Soccer f4jg Varsity Basketball HJ Baseball 443 Born September 19, 1918 University of Rochester QLXDOWK W 3Mio Bill K ALFRED Louis ZANONI HAI!! Raritan, New Jersey Entered Peddie in 1936 Varsity Hockey 1311415 Varsity Baseball Q51 145 Born june 4, 1918 Lehigh SQ Ab 1 X., SENIIJH-.IUNIIJH EIJMMITTEE Standing: Schwenk, Forshay Sitting: Mackay, Robinson, Leverich, Fairhurst, Lincoln SE Illll STATISTICS Favorite Author Favorite Auto ...... Favorite Magazine .... Favorite Movie Actor .. Favorite Movie Actress .....,,, Most Prominent America Favorite Orchestra ..... Favorite Movie Favorite Show ........ n Today Favorite Newspaper ...... Most Enjoyed Recreation Done Most for Peddie . Biost Popular ...,.. Best Dresser Most Respected . Handsomest ., Class Bachelor First to Marry . . Sinclair Lewis .. Buick Esquire . . . . . Gary Cooper .. , Madeline Carroll Myrna Loy Franklin D. Roosevelt . . . . . Tommy Dorsey . . . Lori Horizon Emile Zola Vamify SIWIII' ., . . . . . . Brnllier Riff . . New York Timer Tennis Paul j. Robinson john S. Leverich ,. Howard M. Clark John S. Leverich ,, Louis S. Wfilliams Ervin Anisz Frederick G. Kern, Jr. john S. Leverich ,.... Howard M. Clark Richard I.. Quigg Wliitney S. Yeaple Wfilliam B. Zaiser .. james D. Bligli, Jr. Ervin Anisz ' xP,X!5 X- J' x,1 r Back row: Town, Chapin, Horton, Ciluzzi, J. Peters, Hall, Rami, Schermeirhorn, Berger: S. Clayton: Patterson: Fischer Second row: Campbell, Bradford, Dodge, Lubin, Church, G. Oakley, Oppenheim, Gallagher: Coates: Frank: Dowel I, Egger Front row: Lyon, London, J. Williams, Bradie, Haigh, C. Crowell, Hoffman, Beppler, J. Foster: Gauvain: i A JUNIUH CLASS OFFICERS Ackerman, john Edward Alesbury, Robert Avrutine, Mickey Roberts Beppler, William Anthony Bradie, Mitchel E. Brandt, Richard 'Donald Brennert, George Martin, jr. Calleja, Gustavo Campbell, Leonard Robert Ciluzzi, Ralph joseph, jr. Clayton, Sheldon M., jr. Coates, Robert McConnell Colwell, Oakes Maxcy Crowell, Charles Henry, jr. Cuddihy, Paul R. Culbertson, Paul Edward Davis, Russell Barron Davis, Samuel Baynard Day, William E., 3rd Standing: Lincoln Sitting: Schwenk, Fairhurst WW377' ,,-iff -, I I , Back row: Mr. E. Hicks, Fitzgerald, O'NeiI, W. Day, Morris, Kramer, Jones, Wadley, Dougherty: Brennerl: Roberts, Moyer Second row: Fairhurst, Schwenk, Colwell, Vaughan, Niehus, W. Fisher, Bantel, Root: Condit: Ferns: Ross: Alesbury Front row: Lincoln, Duncan, Slults, Snerling, Cuddihy, Pendleton, An. Fuenmayor, Finegald, Stumnpg Daze: W. Cl yton, Dicksonmly I fader! Wf'?a.Jf9 V Diehl, joseph Dale, jr. Dodge, Paul Henry Dougherty, Richard Erwin Dowell, Arthur Edward Duncan, Bazil Brawner Egger, Albert james Fairhurst, William Milson Finegold, Edmund Sherwin Fisher, Warren Edwin Fitzgerald, Fred Franklin Frank, Edmond joseph Fuenmayor, Antonio Gallagher, john Wilson, Jr. Gauvain, Howard Almore Grimmelmann, Karl William Haigh, Robert Earl Hanover, Alard L. Harris, Michael Alan Harris, Morton Samuel Hendrickson, john Longstreet Hoffman, Duyane Allan vv1f f' ' Kramer, Irwin Hamilton Leaman, Claude F., jr. Lennox, George Alexander, Jr. Lethbridge, John George jr. Lincoln, Robert Adams London, Norman Rex Lubin, Hilliard L. McMeekin, Malcolm Bowman Miller, John Leavitt Milici, Rosario B. Morgan, Howard Heather, Jr. Morris, William Richard Moyer, james English Nolan, Joseph jay O'Neil, Harry Justin Oppenheim, Robert O'Reilly, Paul Joseph Patterson, Richard Blair Pendleton, Edmund Embree, jr. Peters, Ja mes Martin if U Rapp, William Fredrick, jr. Roberts, Richard Mansfield Root, Douglass Emerson, jr, Ross, Robert Edwin Runyon, Frederick Field Russell, Richard Scott Sachs, john Wilson Schermerhorn, Lorenz John, Jr Schwenk, Adolph Glaser Sima, Karel Burleigh Snively, George G. Sperling, joseph Edward, jr. Stover, Arthur Mervin Stults, William Grover Stumpp, George E. M., 3rd Thompson, jack Owen Town, Edwin Cunnington, jr. Vaughan, Harry Arthur Wadley, Ernest Walter, Jr. Williams, John Thomas Winik, Norman Svmon Wood, Charles: Donald, Jr. I x E s 2 s Q Back row: Rhinehardt, Platt, E. Mason, McElfresh, J. Smith, W. Mervine, Farrell, D. Day, Hummel: Mr. Hawley Front row: M, Peters, Lowy, Rutter, Strandberg, Miple-r, Friend, Stebbins, Rich, Joseph SIJPHUMIIHE CLASS Adams, Robert Ferris Adler, jack Armstrong, Robert H., jr. Bantel, Robert Charles Bradford, Philander Sheridan, jr. Chapin, Warren Blanchard, 5rd Cherashore, Arnold David Church, Robert james Clayton, Wallace Edward Clough, William Allen Condit, john Marshall Crowell, William Blair Day, Burchard Monroe Daze, Louis Rudolph, Jr. DeMartini, Arthur joseph DeVoe, Frederick Williams Dolt, William Sherman Elliot, Arthur Henry, jr. Ferns, john Robert Fischer, Edward Felix Fisher, Warren Armstrong Foster, james Harvey, Jr. Fuenmayor, Alejandro, jr. Goble, Woodruff Willard Graves, Howard Barclay, jr. Hall, joseph Haskell, Edward Norton Heissenbuttel, Henry Siebert Herrigel, John Hunt Hills, William Stuart Horton, Robert Hummel, Arthur Stanley jackson, james Robert jones. Dramon Livingston Joseph, Donald Klitgaard, Robert M. Lethbridge, Robert Levy, Thomas Alan Looker, Edward Congdon, J Lowy, Philip Bert Lyon, Wesley Powell, jr. McElfresh, Robert Mattison Mason, Edward Bowman, Jr. Meloy, Neil Dickson Mervine, William Bevan Miller, George Bernard Montgomery, David Horace Norcross, Montayne Franklin, J Oakley, Gordon Platt, Willard Evans Reinhardt, Arthur Edward, Jr. Rettenberg, Ivan Rich, Watson Wellman, 2nd Riggin, William Haley Rose, James Bushnell Rosenkampft, Stanley vc Smith, James Raymond Stebbins, Robert Peter Strandberg, Herbert Lawrence Talbot, Duncan Arthur, jr. Thompson, James Ives Wardle, john Frederick Wulfif, Alden Thayer Back row: W. Fisher, DeVoe, Herrigell, Montgomery, Aiken, Goldsmith, A. Fuenmayor, H. Heissenbuttel, Levy W. Crowell Front row: Elliot, Wulff, DeMartini, Hills, Rose, Rooney, D. Talbot, Rettenburg, Loolker I I7 1 ff' f 1 . l .. , 1 l, l. g K' ' . 'VE J!! I L WL QM f OFFICERS Standing: Elliott, Hummel Sitting: Mr. Hawley, W- Fisher, Joseph W Ackerman, Robert james Coventry, Gordon Denholm Davidson, James Hayden, Jr. Davis, joseph Wales, Jr. Day. Douglas Francis Engelson, Joseph Ebbitt Farrell, Ralph Guy, jr. Freeman, Carlos A., Jr. Friend, Edwin Abell, Jr. Gardner, Barney M. Godfrey, Donald Clark Goldsmith, Robert Freeman OFFICERS Standing: Roggenburg, Reeves, Mr. Sprout Sitting: Roan, R. Ackerman CLASS ROLL Hensler, Charles, III Herman, Robert joseph Hollander, Morton E. Hornberger, Hiester Richard, jr. Mann, Robert Oakley, Warren Randolph Peters, Martin Henry Peterson, Harry Williams, Jr. Plimack, Norman Abrahams Priory, Frank Randolph Reeves, Richard Walter Rising, John David, jr. Roggenburg, Stanley Louis, Jr. Roon, Donald Rooney, john Edward Rutter, Robert William Swinger, Lewis Mayhew Talbot, john Rowntree Thoenges, John Clark Thompson, james Morris Totten, Wesley Vance Walther, Charles Daniel Whitton, Henry George Wilson, John Garrett Wolf, Daniel R. Wood, William Archer Woodbury, Roger Fiske Zeiser, Bruce Hunter FHESHMAN CLASS Back row: Mr. Sprout, Plimack, Davidson, W. Oakley, W- Heissenbuttel, Godfrey, J. Taibot, Engelson, Gardner: Walther, Roon Reeves Front row: R. Ackerman, Mann, Whitton, Hornbergcr, J. Davis, Zeiser, Wolf, Coventry, Herman: Roggenbrurgg Back row: Mr. Rich, Mrs. Stevens, Herzig, Trimble, C. Fuller, Crue, D. Mervine, P. Fuller, Dennison: Heyman Mr. Sherman, Mr. Timmons, Mrs. Davis Front row: Kahn, Selvin, E. Talbot, D. Fuller, Fredericks, Skierski, R- Holmes, Hitz LIIWEH SIIHUUL Cann, james Williiirrm Coleman, C. LeRoy, jr. Cornell, Frank Crue, Benjamin Lane, jr. Dennison, George Dewey, jr Fredericks, Charles, jr. Fuller, Clinton Wtxrner Fuller, Donald Edward Fuller, Peter Stephen Herzig, Philip Reginald Heyman, Wrxlter Laurent Hitz, Ralph, jr. Holmes, Robert Lea Kahn, Donald P. Annunbcrg Mervinc, David Wfeaver Selvin, Robert Beniamin Skierski, Richard Sprout, John Wells Talbot, Edward Wfornwall Trimble, Robert PEIIDIE BUY Sllll T THIIIJP Back row: Fredericks, Wolf, W. Oakleiy, Gardner, Jordan, Davidson, Rettenberg Third row: Rnggenburg, E. Mason, Wulf, Rapp, Lewis, J. R. Smith, Sanderson, Second rcw: Zeiser, Kahn, Herzig, Mr. Hertzog, Crue, Heyman, Whitton Front rcw: J- Sprout, P. Fuller, D. Fuller, Dennison, R. L. Holmes, Trimble . L -r ...N ii . LI1:1l-un4H1E Zl'4Di FUIITBI-II.I. Some eighty-five candidates reported on the first two days of practice, and the coaching staff was faced with the job of selecting from that number a starting line-up for the first game, which was only eight practice days away. Fortunately, there was enough veteran material to give us something to go on. In our opening game, we defeated Adelphi 13-0. Against Newman, we were a little better acquainted with our material but were up against it when the captain, Howie Clark, went to the sidelines with an ankle injury which kept him out of the greater part of the season. Al Hanover stepped into the breach and did a line job. In the Poly Prep game, and all season, we had a fine pair of tackles in Kern and Lethbridge, ably supported by Laird and Hall. Although we were outplayed by a wide margin in the Hun game, we managed to tie Hun 7-7. In this contest, Cronin was in- jured, and Forshay did a fine job of replacing him. The line played superbly and showed plenty of fight, as it did all year. The Hun game had taken too much out of the boys for them to come back the following Saturday, so it was a tired Peddie team that tried to win over an under-rated Brown Prep team. Peddie was disorganized and went down to defeat 18-0. Breaks decided the Bordentown game and we lost 21-0. The climax of the season was next. Blair had had a bad year but was coming along fast toward the end. Again, it was Peddie's doom to go down to defeat and Blair scored the lone touchdown of the game in the second period. In this game, Vennell and Stanton played good games backing up the line, and Clark played a great game in the backfield. S C H E D U L E Peddie 1 3 Adelphi O Peddie 12 Newman O Peddie 19 Poly Prep 0 Peddie 7 Hun 7 Peddie 0 Brown Prep 19 Peddie 0 Bordentown 21 Peddie 0 Blair 6 Capt. Clark Back row: Mr. Kelley, MuMeekin, Goble, Ladue, Cronin, Mr, W. Hicks, Mr. MacArthur Third row: Boyd, Patterson, Lethbridge, S-chwenk, Stover, Waldstein, Forshay Second row: Blodgett, Bligh, Beiseigel, Leverich, Stanton, W. Allen, Jolley, Hall, Korn Front row: Hanover, Vennell, Quigg, Laird, Clark, Thomas, Morgan, Brenker, Fairhurst There were others who deserved mention. Fairhurst filled in capably when Vennell was out. Morgan, Allen, Brenker, and Boyd played good games in the line along with Ladue, Schwenk and Leverich. Stover, Quigg, Waldstein, Bligh and Thomas proved very able backfield replacements. The Bench Blair Fire Seated: Alard L. Hanover, Jr., Henry J. Erskine, Ralph Win ers E John Cronn C. William Bleicher, Marlin J, Nolan, Paul J. Robinson Standing: Mr. Carl E. Geiger, John T. Williams, William B Zalser Robert W Cutinelle Stanley Steingui. BASHETB LI. The 1938 basketball season cannot go down in Peddies ath letic history as a successful season. For the first time in several decades more games were lost than won, the record for the season Alan. lain. lan, vlan. vlan. -lain. slim. hliin, Feb. Feh. Feh. Fell Feh. Fclw. Feld. Mar Mar. 8 10 12 I5 19 22 26 29 2 5 9 16 19 23 26 2 5 SCHEDULE Poly Prep Princeton Freshmen Bordentown M. I. New York Stock Exchange Horace Mann Trinity School West Philadelphia H. S. Blair Academy lrving School Poly Prep Newman School Lawrenceville Irving School Horace Munn Blair Academy Overbrook H. S. Trinity School P. 18 26 26 Z8 35 33 4o 24 49 40 43 '73 24 42 31 26 30 O. 143 44 27 50 252: sw: 39 32221 5123 2095 27 as 312: 343: 33 40 2925: being eight victories as against nine defeats. While at times the Ped- die team showed good basketball and always fought hard, yet as a whole the playing was too frequently mediocre and erratic. With only one regular and one substitute returning from last year's un- defeated team, the building up of a new quintet proved a difficult task. Uisastrous as the season appears, it was not without its bright spots. Peddie did tie for second place in the Eastern Private School Basketball League, and only a single basket in each of two games fthe 35-51 Blair contest and the 41-59 Irving contestj was the deciding factor in determining whether Peddie would or would not win the League title. A victory in the Blair game would have given Peddie a tie for the League lead, whereas an additional victory in the lrving game would have placed Peddie in undisputed possession of the championship. However, since records are made by games won instead of baskets missed, Peddie had to be satished with sec- ond place honors. One of the most satisfying results in the 1938 season was the meteoric rise of Bill Bleicher from a far from spectacular substitute of last year to one of the League's three leading scorers. Though closely guarded in every game, Bill managed to average eleven points in each League encounter and did so too with carrying his full share of defensive basketball. His uncanny eye under the basket was a constant annoyance to his opponents. At the other forward po- sition Marty Nolan showed decided improvement throughout the season and proved to be a very valuable member of the team. Marty, like Bill, always gave all that he had, and his speed frequently helped Peddie out of diiliculty. Captain Jack Cronin, who willingly allowed himself to be shifted from his regilar position of forward to a position at center and then later at guard, seemed handicapped by the change, for Jack, who last year easily led the League in scoring, found more difhculty this year in finding the hoop. At guards Ralph Winters and Al Hanover were somewhat spasmodic, sometimes playing rather mediocre ball but then at other times coming through to bring victory to Peddie. The other members of the varsity squad who were called upon at various times-Paul Robinson, Henry Erskine, Jack Williams, and Bill Zaiser-performed their work faithfully and co-operatively. Mr. Shuman and his scrub team also did much to help in developing the varsity during the frequent scrimmages. BASEBALL Facing a diHf1cult schedule of nineteen games, the 1938 Peddie baseball squad was forced to depend largely upon new men to take the places of the many veterans of the 1937 aggregation, including Captain Joe Wolcott, Lefty Burt, Bob Nolan, Lefty Long, Morris, Petruzzi, and Harrigan. Fortunately the new candidates were bet- ter than average, and a number of them soon demonstrated their ability to measure up to varsity standards. Veterans on hand were Captain Ridgway, Cronin, Bleicher, Bligh, Mulholland, Marty Nolan, Diehl, Dolt, and Jack Thompson. Outstanding among the new players were Hanover, Allen, Wald- stein, Hall, Hance, Zaiser, Neaves, Blodget, Riggin, Milici, Town, Southgate, and Masland. From early season indications the material was good, the prob- lem of the coaches being to experiment during the early games and use it to the best advantage-pointing toward the league games later in the season. In 1936 Peddie tied with Irving for the league title, and in 1937 lost out to Blair, 6-5, in the last league game of the season. One noticeable feature of the 1938 squad was the abundance of pitching talent available. Waldstein, Hall, Zaiser, Cronin, Mul- holland, and Southgate all being able to take a turn in the box and give a good account of them- selves. In fact, the problem was to give them enough work to keep them in shape. The leading rivals were again Blair, Lawrenceville, and Mer- cersburg. Top row: Mr. Sprout, Cronin, M. Nolan, Blodgetl, McMeekan, Allen, Riggin, Mill Hanover, Southgate, Mulholland, Zaiser, Thompson, Negves, Mr. Hicks, J. Nolan Wald si ' F ' h' i Mr K ll . em, alr urs, . e ey Bottom row: Town, Dolt, Hance, Bleicher, Masland, Sieingut. Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie if ff + -J ni, M, . BASEBALL SCHEDULE Lafayette Fresh 8 Adelphi 4 Brown Prep 6 Lawrenceville 13 Poly Prep 2 6 Admiral Farragut Pennington 6 Trinity 6 to if ,ff Pedclie Pedclie Peddie Peddie Pedclie Pecldie Peddie Bleicher W -x' Mercersburg Rutgers Prep Horace Mann Trenton High Irving Blair Bordentown Rhodes Top row: Walther, Oppenheim, Clark, Winters, Ciluzzi, Gardner, Selbie, Mr. Weed. Middle row: Laird, Elliot, Farrell, Roberts, Herrigel, Prio-ry, Stover, Moyer. Bottom row: Anisz, Stumpp, Rhoades, Thomas, Schwenk, Robinson, Beiseigel, McGinley Sargent. TRACK SCHEDULE Pedclie 87 Hamilton High School 32 Peddie 58 Trenton High School 52 Princeton Interscholastics-third Pecldie 89 Bordentown M. A. 28 Lafayette Interscholastics Peddie Blair State Meet ' .. ,vs M K. rf, -' 1 . .. -ff. 1 ,f - , in H . . -.2-.i,,ew,.f1,i-ff-zftfwe , W Winters TRACK With only three of last year's lettermen returning, the track team had a small but strong nucleus to build upon. The three vet- erans were Captain Adolph Schwenk, a weight man, Earl Thomas, a hurdler and field event man, and Paul Robinson, who ran the sprints. At the first practice a few strong men showed up, and we should have a successful season. Three school records have already been broken. Captain Schwenk threw the discus 128 ft. 4 in. to break Merrill Davis, old record of 121 ft. 11 in. Dusty Rhodes threw the shot-put 512 ft. 742 in. to smash the old record of 51 ft. 85 in. made by Aeillo in 1935. Rhoades also broke the old pole vault record of 11 ft. 102 in. by jumping 12 ft. 1 in. at the Prince- ton Interscholastics. Before the season is over some more school records should be broken. In our two dual meets to date we have won rather handily. At the Penn Relays we captured second in the mile relay and fourth in the 440 yd. Championship of America sprint relay. The team earned third at the Princeton Interscholastics, and with everyone steadily improving we have a good chance to win the state meet. Q SPRINT RELAY TEAM Mr. Ward, Selbie, Thomas, Stover, Farrell. Eat: l ot? Belselgel Sargentt W Meigs , 'F 3 I Ll E i Q . . - Rob l '--t- W effs : ..., ..:wwl.v. . , rv . KR! .9 ,. I K, I ma.. . . . M 1.11-4 'if . A' 1 ' t ' I f3 ?? tfi - -- . -I S-A a A j..,i..,,,,.,,,..- Bacik row: Mr. Weed, Mason Second row: Ciluzzi, Klein, Blade, Farrell, Wechsler Front row: Campbell, Robinson, Diehl, McGinley IIHIISS IIIIUNTBY TEAM The call for cross-country candidates was answered by fifteen boys, led by Captain Joe Diehl, who were willing to undergo the stiff grind required by this type of competition. The team competed in seven races and from the standpoint of races won, the season was poor, for we were victorious in only one out of seven. However, the scores do not show the whole picture, for in only one race were we completely outclassed. In five of the races our boys pushed the visiting team so hard that they had to ex- tend themselves to the limit to win. The outstanding runner was McGinley, who finished first for us in every race. Klein, Campbell, and Ciluzzi also did outstanding work, with Stumpp and Robinson completing the list of those who scored points for Peddie. An outstanding feature of the season was the co-operation and interest of the participants. S C H E D U L E Peddie 37 Trenton H. S. 18 Peddie 40 Thomas jefferson H.S. 15 Peddie 18 Poly Prep 37 Peddie 37 Trenton H. S. 18 Peddie 38 Kearny 17 Peddie 28 Hillside 27 Peddie 28 South Side H. S. 27 SUIIIIEH TEAM . ef Q The introduction of soccer as a fall athletic activityyfwas wel- comed by a group of about thirty-five boys whof fpr reason or another, do not play football and yet wish to p l'ticlp'a e in an or- ganized activity. W v 17 In this squad of thirty-hve, therefw' shine with no previous uxrer expenence,cMhers vdmwe expene mms connned to ree reational soccer, and a fegw who hind hi considerable playing ex- perience. However, the fine s rfityof' co-operation and the willing- ness to work overcame, to ar a extent, any lack of previous soccer expenence. 'L ' It hardly seenns fa' to estnnate the success or faHurc of the past season merely on the basis of wins and losses, inasmuch as the hastily arranged schedule was, through necessity, composed largely of games with high schools who have no football teams and devote their entire energy and talent to soccer. The season's record of games with other preparatory schools is one win, two ties, and no losses. SCHEDULE Perldie Hightstown H. S. 5 Peddie 1 Hightstown H. S. 2 Peddie Pennington 1 Peddie 0 Trenton H. S.. 6 Petldie Pennington 1 Perldie 0 Blair O Ped d i e Back row: An. Hamilton H. S. 3 enmayor, Harper, Looker, Condit, Sima, Wysor, Wilson, Jordan, Lewis Second row: Brown, DeLima, Dennis, Kirby, Norcross, Ciutinelli, Goodman, W. Mervine, Al- Fuenmayor Front row: Mr. E. Hicks, Morris, Burris, Zaiser, Britton, Haskell, Phillips, B. A. Foster, Woodbury HIIIIKEY TEAM S C H E D U L E P. O. jan. 14 Lawrenceville 0 9 jan. 24 Newman School 9 O Jan. 26 Plainfield H. S. 5 1 Jan. 28 Atlantic City H. S. 0 3 Feb. 1 Carteret Academy 7 O Feb. 15 Hun School 2 6 Back row: Mr. Hawley, Mr. Cook, Mr. W. Hicks, Woodbury Second row: Wechsler, Vennell, Kuhn, Paine, Strassenburgh, McGinley, Egger, Leaman Front row: Jolley, Harding, Thompson, Ridgway, Milici, Goble, Waldsteiin, Frank H-49 'rd' Back row: Mr. Sproui, Hart, Blodgeit, Dougherty, Heyman, Day, Good Froni row' G b Jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb 12 15 19 29 5 9 19 i son, Briilon, Fairhurst, Clark, Adler, Laird SWIMMING TEAM SCHEDULE Trenton H. S. Princeton Freshmen Lawrenceville Second Team Blair Academy Poly Prep Hun School Rutgers Prep P. 24 15 18 10 16 38 37 43 M O. 42 50 48 48 50 28 28 23 win I ,4 jan. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Back M s D Wad Front row: Morga Boyd, Lethbridge, Spencer, Ell' t 19 29 5 9 16 26 row: a on, ale, Iey, Beiseigel, Winik, Mr. WRESTLING TEAM SCHEDULE Newton H. S. Blair Academy Poly Prep Lawrenceville Trenton H. S. Freehold H. S. Tifft P. 16 14 15 10 19 32 O. 14 20 19 26 IO O Mar. 5 Lehigh Interscholastics 4th place ftieclj s, Mudge, Thompson, Norcross, Austin, Coates, Mr. Boyd- Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Pecldie Peddie 1 o 2 Q 9 9 GULF TEAM SCHEDULE Princeton Freshmen 6 Rutgers Prep. 0 Hill School 85 Newman School 0 Perkiomen 0 Tome School Penn freshmen Blair Newman Lawrenceville New York Stock Exchange Back row: Horton, Salisbufry, Haney, Lethbridge, Forshay. Front row: Campbell, McCracken, Coombs, Smith, Paine, Ferns, Mr. Litterick. M' ,Nh ,, ' ,A..M., L ll .ww- J .....--1- ' y,,...- Paine, McCracken A, f 9? an-1-4 Jackson V Peddie Peddie Peddie Pecldie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Pedclie Peddie Peddie Peddie Pecldie Peddie Peddie SCHEDULE Pres. College Fre Asheville School Staunton M. A. Hun 3 Pennington O Poly Prep 3 Hill School 9 Yale Fresh 9 Kent School 6 George School 3 Newman Admiral Farragut Trenton High Rutgers Prep Blair Lawrenceville Borclentown M. Hebron Academy sh4 O 4 A. TENNIS Invading the South for the second time, the Peddie tennis team won one match and lost two. The defeats were suffered at the hands of the Presbyterian College Freshmen and Staunton Mil- itary Academy, and the victory was at the expense of the Asheville School. Only one man from last year's varsity returned this year. All the rest of the boys on the team were new, except for Bob Forshay who played J. V. tennis last year. The returning letterman was Captain Clinton Smith. So far this year the team has won three matches, tied one, and lost three, but the boys are improving rapid- ly and by the end of the season the results should be very success- ful. The team as it stands now is as follows: 1. McCracken, 2. Paine, 3. Ferns, 4. R. Lethbridge, 5. For- shay, 6. Campbell, 7. Coombs, and 8. Smith. is .f A McCracken ELL Alesbury, Chapin, Smiih, Williams EHEEH LEADERS EAEULTY EIJMMITTEE UN ATHLETIES Messrs. MacArthur, Hornberger, Messier, Weed, Dr. Saunders LETTEHMEN Back row: Boyd, Leamans, Winik, Morris, Hart, Moyer, Leverich, Kern, Thomas, Gibson Bligh, M. Nolan, Laird, Blodget, Waldstein. 3rd row: Day, Hardir-1, Goble, Wecksleir, Goodwin, Austin, Quigg, Williams, Forshay East, Allen, Ladue, N. 'ici, Zaiser. 2nd row: T. Lethbridge, McGinley, Brenker, Winters, Blodgett, Erskine, Tolley, Rob inson, Stanton, Beiseigel, Hall, Stover. ls' row: Hanover, Mor an, Fairhulrst, Smith, Schwenk, Clark, Diehl, Bleicher, Cronin THIHII TEAM ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Peddie 7 Trenton High School Peddie 19 Trenton High School Peddie 19 Bordentown Pecldie 12 Pennington Back row: Mr. Ludlum, Farrell, Hegman, Winters, Hance, Haney, DeVoe, M C Second row: Mr. Shuman, J. Ackerman, S. Clayton, Roberts, J. Peters, Free Cook T Front row: Dolt, M. Nolan, J. 0. Thompwn, Vafughan, Fernald, J. William E Sa Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 8 Trenton Evening High School Bordentown Military Institute Freehold C. C. C. West Philadelphia High School Lawrenceville 1 2 22 26 29 2 Hightstown Athletic Club 9 Newman School 19 23 Rutgers Prep Rider College Freshmen 2 Overbrook High School Back row: Mr. Shuman. Mackay, Dennis, Howard, Katz. Front row: Coombs, Carroll, Sargent, Quigg, Town. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Pccldic 5 Pennington 4 Pc-ddic 2 Lawrenceville 3 Peddie 9 Somerset Hills 2 Pecldie 16 Bordentown M. A. 6 Pcclclic Somerset Hills Pcdclic Masonic Club of Burlington Peddic Freehold High School Pecldie Freehold High School .uML... ,... Back row: Thompson, Winik, Grimmelman, Harris, Talbot, Hoffman, Rosencampff, Mr Shuman. Middle row: Miller. Lubin, Culbertson, Frank, Joseph, Hills, Gould. Front row: Kirby, Kirkpatrick, Miller, Davis, Rich. Back row: Mr. Shuman, Joseph, Priory, Platt, Klitgaard, Mr. Cook Second row: Gardner, Church, Beppler, R. Ackerman, Herrigel, Carroll, Dfze Fronl row: Engelson, W. Clayton, Frank, Hoffman, J. D. Thompson FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Peddie 6 Trenton High School 19 Peddie 0 Lawrenceville 6 Peddie 6 Trenton High School 32 Back row: Mr. Shuman, Rooln, Herman, Rising, Zeiser, Rich, Gauvain Front row: Engeilson, Roggenburg, Ackerman, Hummel, Joseph, Gardner, Hills LIBIITWEIISHT ACTIVITIES BASKETBALL SCHEDULE P. O. jan. 15 Pennington 15 18 Jan. 1 Princeton Township School 19 45 jan. 25 Princeton Township School 22 21 Feb. 15 Hun School 21 52 Feb. 16 Lawrenceville 19 57 Feb. 22 Princeton junior High School 19 55 Mar. 1 Pennington 29 17 Mar. 4 Lawrenceville 2 15 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Peddie Hun 12 Peddie Pennington 11 Peddie Princeton Country Day School 11 Peddie Lawrenceville 14 Peddie Hun Peddie Pennington Peddie Princeton County Day School Peddie Lawrenceville yS' 9 Top row: Lowr , tebbms, Strandber, Roon, Rettenberg- Bottom row: Herman, Talbot, De Martini, Englesoin, Thoenges, Whitten ii..an.. MIDGET ACTIVITIES Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie Peddie FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 0 24 33 38 14 6 O Newman School Hightstown All Stars Somerset Hills Hightstown Independ. Somerset Hills Newman Rutgers Prep 13 7 0 0 6 7 -v l E k M Hawley, J. Davis, D. Mervine, Skierski, Crue, D. Fuller, Hilz, Kahn, Herzig: E h S d W Oakley, Fredericks, Heyman, Whitton, Trimble, C. Fuller, Herman, Mann, Ho b g P F II F I H Imeis, Dennison BASKETBALL SCHEDULE P. O. jan. 14 Hightstown All Stars 13 6 jan. 21 Hightstown Independents 13 6 Jan. 28 Hightstown Junior High School 10 10 Feb 1 Hightstown Junior High School 16 15 Feb 3 Newman School 19 19 Feb 10 Newman School 13 4 Back row: Skierski, Talbot, Mervine, Fuller, Frederlcks Front row: Kahn, Selvin, Herzig, Fuller, Trimble, Sprout Heyn'an Kneeling: Holmes. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Peddie Peddie Peddie Pc-ddie Pcddic Peddic 6 9 7 Mr. Hawley, P. Fuller, Cann, Kahn, Sklerski, Heyman, D. Fuller Dennlson Herzlg Selvln, Sprout, Trimble, Fredericks. Kneeling: Holmes. Hightstown 13 Hightstown 1-i Somerset Hills Rutgers Prep Somerset Hills E.. P' 1 . Q'iQ'i5?V 4,-H A I .Ze 4 , 'W' , Q W in . K V4 5 L.wn. , W sp Q, f Jaws' V 3: ,:.: T .,' ' Q is 3 UHEANIZATIUN5 Back row: Sperling, Oppenheim, Alesibury, Finegold, Pendleton Front row: Winik, Haskell, Fairhurst, M . A. Harris, Lincoln OLD GOLD AND BLUE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....................... William M. Fairhurst Business Manager . . . Art Editor ........ Class Editor ....... Assistant Class Editor Faculty Editor ..... Photographic Editor . . . . . Sports Editor ...... Business Associates . Photographic Assistants .. . Faculty Advisers .... . . . . Edward N. Haskell . . . . Donald H. Sholl .. Michael A. Harris . .. Edmund S. Finegold . . . . . Robert J. Alesbury .. Malcolm S. Kirkpatridc . ........... Norman S. Winik Ralph Hitz, Jr. Robert Oppenheim Edmund E. Pendleton, jr. joseph E. Sperling, jr. . . . . . .John E. Burris Henry H. Jordon Phillip B. Lowy Donald Roon Roger F. Woodbury . Mr. William H. Hawley Mr. Donald W. Rich, jr. THE ULD l'illI.ll AND BLUE Although work on this publication was begun early in the year, the staff having been chosen during the fall term, the progress of the book was slow because of the many changes made in style and general make-up. However, under the guidance of William M. Fair- hurst, Editor-in-Chief, the staff easily completed its work, with this year-book as a result. An unusual aspect about the publication this year is the fact that its editor is the son of a Peddie alumnus, one of the faculty advisers, Donald W. Rich, jr., is an alumnus, and Daniel I. Messler, to whom this book is dedicated, is also an alumnus. Back row: J. Katz, Jordan, Lincoln, Lowy Front row: Gosnell, Wollmuth, Westgate, Mr. Hubbard, Austin THE PEIIIIIE NEWS Edilor-in-Chief .. Iizfully Adrirery . . . A.1.lm'fJlc' Edimrr B11.fiz1r'.rr flltzmrger . .. Cirvzzlaliufl AlgllI.Ig'L'f AKj7'L'f'ffl'f7l.Q Illtzzlagur H. Abbott J. Ackerman P. Allen W. Axford P. Bradford W. Clayton R. Coates W. Dempsey DI. Diehl R. Farrell Al uiumul Cfn'1rl.1!iw1 fllmnzgerr . . Warren S. REPORTERS E. Finegold -I. Foster F. Goodman M. A. Harris M. S. Harris D. Jones D. Joseph H. Lubin P. Lowy R. Reeves ......... Ronald A. Westgate Hubbard and Hubert B. Huntley . . . . . . . . .Merrill Austin Thomas H. Gosnell Robert A. Lincoln Edmund W. Wollmuth .. . . . Henry H. jordan . . . . . joseph Katz . Douglass E. Root 1. Schermerhorn M. Swetland E. Thomas D. Weclisler ll. Williams R. Woodbury N. Winik W. Yeaplc .. . .E Mason E. Pendleton G. Cowan W. Rapp Climaxing a banner year by making the first division in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition for preparatory school newspapers, The Peddie Newr made definite progress this year under the successful guidance of Ronald A. Westgate. The editor was given valuable assistance by Associate Editors Edmund C. Wollmuth, Jr., Merrill Austin, Thomas H. Gosnell and Robert A. Lincoln, who succeeds his chief as editor for the coming school year. An important alteration in format was the change to eight point body-type which was inaugurated shortly after the Christmas vaca- tion. A greatly improved appearance was thus brought about. Perhaps the outstanding feature of this year's News Board was the extraordinary spirit and camaraderie developed among editors, reporters and businessstaff. Seldom indeed are such loyalty to the school, firmness of conviction and unity of interest combined in a journalistic extra-curricular activity, devotees of which are more likely to be exponents of individualism than of co-operative en- deavor. Through the efforts and personalities of high-ranking members of the staff, the prestige of the school weekly has been enhanced to a point such that it is possible to be highly selective in the two im- portant matters of promotions and additions to the Newf Board. This should result next year in a weekly even better than this year's excellent publication. Since it is a paper published and edited by the students and intended primarily to be read by members of the student body, it is interesting and significant that The Newr was more extensively and thoroughly perused by Peddie boys than has been the case in recent years. Back row: Clark, Fairhurst, Hall, Vaughan, Lincoln Second row: Mr. Rich, Forshay, Leverich, Burris, Robinson, Masland, M. Nolan Front row: Mr. Crue, Goodwin, Mackay, Kern, Mr. Norton Y. M. II. A. The Peddie Y.M.C.A. Cabinet is composed of tifteen boys se- lected from the student body because of their leadership qualities as manifested in the various activities of the school. The cabinet is responsible for the formulation of the policies of the Association and the practical details in carrying out those policies. During the years of its existence, the Y through the cabinet has exercised a vital influence in the s school life. It is considered a real honor to have a place on this group. The cabinet is as- sisted in its work by several faculty members who extend aid with their advice and special training. Buck Hill Falls i GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Director ....... Mr. Alfred M, Masonheimer, Jr. Secretary .. ...... Paul J. Robinson President ........ . ..... Frederick G. Kern, Jr. Manager . Roger F. Woodbury Vice President .. ............ Edwin R. Jolley IILEE CLUB For many years the Glee Club, directed by Alfred M. Mason- heimer, has been one of the most industrious of the school organiza- tions. Try-outs for the Club take place a few days after registration in the Fall, the work of the organization continuing until the last day of the school year. Music for the Convocation Services, a Christ- mas cantata, a spring concert in the gymnasium, the Spring Music Festival, a broadcast over WOR, and 3' Commence- Jolley, Robinson, Ross, Thomas, Lewis, Morgan ment musical program consdtute the rnost hn- portant acdvines of the GkeChm. SEXTETTE CONCERT ORCHESTRA Back row, Eitner, Root, Laird, Dougherty, Goodwin Third row: Rising. Vaughan, Simms, Rapp Second row: Fitzgerald, Finegold, Collins, Mr, Merriam Front row: Mahoney, Jolley, Mr. Litterick, Mr. Heermance, Swetland Vaughan, Simms, Mr. Hood, Wechsler, Root, Kern, Mc'EIfresh, Dougherty, Collins: Stover: Rising GOLDEN BLUES MUSIC L ETIVITIES THE BAND Back row: Salisbury, Rapp, Swetland, Vaughan, Simms, McElfresh, Rich, H- Talbot, DevLano: W. Mr Hood Third row: Dr. Horrison, Wulf, Mr. Merriam, Collins, Wechsler, Freeman, Finegold, Winsorg Fitzgerald: Second row: Armstrong, Adams, Root, W. Crowell, Goodwin, Rooney, E. Talbol Front row: Lyon, Goldsmith, Ciluzzi Clayton: J. Katz XWINTER PROM COMMITTEE Sitting: K D B Standing' CI k K h PHIJMENAIIES Turn hack thy pages, O Time, and show us the Mid-Wfinter Promenade on February l2th. Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra furnished some real swing music in an atmosphere of old Egypt. The evening passed hy so quickly, but memories of it will linger on and on. BI gh Spring time is apple blossom time and the Spring Promenade and Informal Dance used the apple as its decorative motif. The dates were june 3rd and 4th. Excellent music and pretty girls com- pleted the formula for a perfect Prom with Milt Britton supplying the music. SPRING PROM COMMITTEE Dr. Buckley, Fairhurst, Forshayg Schweink, Leverich, Robinson, Nolarn. ,g S? V arg rf 1 .4 AH, H5 ,L fl W W R .,ggg 51.34 is ff V if V4 W ' J 5. Mfg v Mu-,...,., . . -f 'A IIHAMATIIIS The first of the two dramatic presentations at Peddie occurs during the latter part of january, when the Drama Class, coached by J. Walter Reeves, who is currently president of the Eastern Public Speaking Conference, gives its production, which usually consists of three one-act plays. During the Commencement exercies, the Drama Club, one of the most valuable extra-curricular organiza- tions, presents a three act play in the Greek Theatre. This year Libel was selected with an able cast composed entirely of students. DRAM!-ITIII IIIJ-155 Sitting: Sargent, MacFarlane, Mrs. Hicks, Thomas, Anisz Standing: Lewis, Sholl, Sanderson, Milici, Yeaple, Austin, P. Allen, Abbot: Goodwin: C.R.G. Smith: Boy Mr. Reeves SCHOOL DECLAMATORY SPEAKERS Standing: Mr. Reeves, Britton. Seated: Selbie, Anisz, Kaiz SOPHOMORE DECLAMATORY SPEAKERS Standing: Mr. Reeves, Armsirong, Levy Seated: Lowy, Rose, Hummel, Siebbins FRESHNIAN DECLAMATORY SPEAKERS Standing: Mann, Ackerman, Engieson, Mr. Hawley. Sealed: Whitten, Thoenges, Reeves, Zeiser. PRIZE SPEAKING Among the important events at Peddie during the year are the four prize speaking contests. The Winters Prize is open to all stu- dents of the school, with the orations being original essays written by the contestants themselves. The Declamation Contest. also open to the whole school, the Sophomore Declamation, and the Freshman Declamation constitute the other speaking contests, in which selec- tions used are not original. WINTERS PRIZE SPEAKERS Standing: Mr, Reeves, Collins, Kuhn, Harris. Seated: Selbie, Britton, Mackay. W is U 'Q ki wk - is ' V , . , l WA f Q V A. ,il 7 giA Kk5.gfg,?f VV 5, N Lf - K ' 'W Ki li 5, 52 Q, R- K S- ,Q 'SN Q if B K- rf Af , . I W' sf , X I , ,,,,,,.,, . , . ,:. , A I .V '--WW' L ' l ' .sn 1 W 41? Llyv QVM-vb STAMP III. B Back row: Montgomery, Gost, Mr, Cook, Stebbins, J. Katz, Crue Froni row: Dr. Harrison, Wulf, McCracwken, Rapp, Hummel, Zeiser Back row: Joseph, Clark, Mr. Rich, Fernald, Dodge, Jones, Masland, Sholl, M. A. Harris Front row: Westgate, Haskell, Wollmulh, Gosnell, Burris PRESS IILUB Early last fall, the Press Club was reorganized under the super- vision of Donald W. Rich, jr. After Edmund W. Wollmuth had been elected chairman and Thomas Gosnell secretary, the work of the club was under way, with new members being added to the original number at the end of the fall term. It is the function of this organization to obtain and write up news concerning the school and its activities which is then sent to various newspapers for publication throughout the country. CUM LAUIIE One of the greatest of Peddie honors is the attaining of the certificate and key of the Cum Laude Society. Since Cum Laude is an honor society, it corresponds in the preparatory school to Phi Beta Kappa in collegeg requirements for entrance into the organiza- tion are very strict. To be eligible one must rank scholastically in the upper fifth of his class. Every year this organization receives approximately ten mem- bers, five in the winter term and five in the spring term. Hard work and outstanding initiative are two of the most essential factors in receiving this distinction, and those who do receive it can be well satisfied that they have done real work. They are admired by all for the persevering diligence they employed to gain admission to the Cum Laude society. Back row: Mr. Harmony Mr. Littericik, Mr. Waite., Mr. Hertzog, Dr. Saunders, Mr. Hub- bard, Dr. Buckley. Mr. Hicks, Mr- Langford, Mr. Hornberger, Dr. Norton, Mr. MacArthur, Mr. Reeves. Seated: Salisbury, Hart, Anisz, Forshay, Mackay. Back row: Clark, Masland, Bligh, Kern Second row: Ridgway, Wollmuih. Westgate, Schwenk, Cronin, Britton Front row: Forshay, Fairhurst, Leverich, Robinson, Mackay HIIUSE IIUMMITTEE As the political voice of the members of the student body, the House Committee acts as the articulate representative of their rights and privileges. Being composed of the President of the School, the President of the junior and Senior Classes, the captains of the var- sity sports, the editor of The Peddie Neufr, the President of the Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, three boys elected by the students, and three elected by the faculty, the Committee is well able to voice the opin- ions of the students in general on important school questions. Front row: Messrs. Reeves, Waite, Messier, Harmon, Dr. Saunders, Langford, MacArthur, Hertzog, Hornberger Second row: Miss Townsend, Mr. Geiger, Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Sprout, Mrs- Crue, Mr. Crue, Dr. Buckley Third row: Messr. Ludlum, Heermance, Strohmeier, Schuman, W. Hicks, Hood, Boyd, Hubbard, Litterick: Weed, E. Hicks Back row: Dr. Harrison, Messrs. Huntley, Burke, Merriam, Cook, Kelley, Rich, Hawley, Tifft F EULTY Wrusoun EDDY SAUNm3Rs, B,A., M.A., D.D. Headmarzer Educated at Brown University, Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University and Christ's College, Cambridge University D.D. Colgate, 1936 Headmaster at The Peddie School since February, 1935 RALPH ELMER HARMON, A.B., A.M. Afrirmnt Headmafter Educated at Cherborough Seminary, University of Rochester and Princeton Uni- versity Member of Cum Laude Master at Peddie since 1907 DANIEL I. Messusn, A.B., M.A. Bufinerr Manager Educated at Peddie School, 1902g Princeton University Master at Peddie 1908 to 1919 Business Manager at Peddie since 1919 Anci-uB,u.n MoR1usoN LANGFORD, A.B., LL.B. Head of Hixtory Department Dean Educated at Trinity College and New York Law School Member of Cum Laude Member of Discipline Committee Master at Peddie since 1918 PHARES H. Henrzoc, B.S., A.M. Head of Science Department Educated at Bucknell University and Princeton University Member of Cum Laude Master at Peddie since 1910 EARL CLARENCE MACARTHUR, B.A. Head of Englirb Department Educated at Yale University Member of Cum Laude Member of Discipline Committee Advisory Coach of Football Master at Peddie since 1910 J. WALTER Reeves, B.S., A.M. Head of Publi: Speaking Department 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 Father's Association, President of Eastern Public Speaking Conference Master at Peddie since 1912. Roy JuDsoN WAITE, A.B. Head of Frenrb Department Educated at University of Michigan, Rutgers University and L'Institute Du Pantheon Member of Cum Laude Member of Music Committee, Director Spring Musical Festival Master at Peddie since 1916 CARL EDWARD Gexcen, B.S. Englifb Educated at Bucknell University Summa Cum Laude Coach of Basketball, Member of Discipline Committee Master at Peddie since 1918 ROBERT HALL STEVENS, Ph.B., Pd.B., A.M. Science Educated at Keuka College, New York State Teacher's College University In charge of Self-Help students Master at Peddie since 1918 MAUDE Bznuws STEVENS, A.B., Pd.B. The Lower School Educated at Keuka College and New York State Teacher's College Appointed 1918 and Columbia HIESTER RICHARD HORNBERGER, A.B. Head of Latin Department Educated at Kutztown Teacher's College, Dickinson College and Columbia Uni- versity V Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Cum Laude Faculty Adviser of Athletics Master at Peddie since 1919 CLINTON IRvxN SPROUT, A.B. English Freshman Class Adviser Educated at Bucknell University, Summa Cum Laude, U. S. Naval Academy Coach of Swimming and Baseball Master at Peddie since 1920 WILLIAM Bovn, B.S. Science Educated at Bates College Senior Class Adviser Coach of Golf Team Master in charge of rooms Master at Peddie since 1924 WILLIAM L. WILBUR, A.B., A.M., M.D. Consulting Physician Educated at The Peddie School, 18813 Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania Consulting Physician at Peddie since 1925 ALFRED MERTON MASONHEIMER, JR., A.B., A.A.G.O. Music Educated at Franklin and Marshall College, Cornell University, Rutgers University, Guilmont Organ School, Conservatoire de Fontainbleau and Eastman School of Music Director of Glee Club and Sextette, Chairman of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1926 GEORGE W. Wann, B.S. Mathematic: Head of Department of Physical Education Educated at Peddie School, 1918, Dartmouth College and Columbia University Physical Director Head Coach of Track Team Master at Peddie since 1926 CLIFFORD ERNEST TIMMONS Head of Lower School Educated at State Teacher's College, Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania, Brown University and Rutgers University Director of Lower School Activities Master at Peddie since 1928 RICHARD T. BUCKLEY, JR., B.A., M.D. School Phyrician Educated at University of Pennsylvania, Interne for two years at Philadelphia General Hospital, Member of Phi Beta Kappa and Cum Laude Chairman of Social Committee 4 Physician at Peddie since 1929 WARREN S. HUBBARD, B.A. Head of Spanifh Department Educated at University of Wisconsin and Columbia University Member of Cum Laude Faculty Adviser of Peddie News and Advisory Editor of The Peddie Chronicle. Master at Peddie since 1930 WlLLlAM SPENCER LITTERICK, Sc.B., M.Sc. Head of Mathematics Department Director of Summer School Educated at Brown University, Princeton University and Rutgers University Member of Mathematics Association of America, Mathematical Society of America, and National Cotmcil of Teachers of Mathematics Member of Phi Delta Kappa, Cum Laude Coach of Tennis, Director of Concert Orchestra and Member of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1930 Powizu. Hotcnorr NORTON, B.D., Th.M. Director of Religious Actioitier Educated at Temple University and Crozer Seminary, Member of Cum Laude Librarian Faculty Adviser of Y.M.C.A. Chairman of Religious Committee Master at Peddie since 1930 WEIMER Knut Hrcics, B.A., M.A. Englirh Alumni Secretary Educated at The Peddie School, 1928g Princeton University and Cornell University Assistant Coach of Football and Advisory Coach of Hockey Member of Discipline Committee and Editor of The Peddie Chronicle Master at Peddie since 1932 MAURICB SHUMAN, B.S. The Lower School Educated at Ursinus College Coach of Junior Varsity Athletics Member of Religious Committee Master at Peddie since 1935 EVANS Hicics, B.S., M.A. French Educated at Peddie School, 1925, Princeton University and University of Pennsyl- vania Assistant Coach of Baseball and Coach of Soccer. junior Class Adviser Member of Cum Laude Master at Peddie since 1935 WILLIAM MrLLEn BURKE, A.B., M.A. Englirh Educated at The Peddie School, 1931g Duke University Coach of Third Team Football and Third Team Baseball. Head of Wilson Hall Member of Discipline Committee Master at Peddie since 1936 EDWARD M. COOK, A.B. Mathematicr Educated at Harvard University Assistant Coach of Junior Varsity Football and Co-Coach of Hockey Master at Peddie since 1936 Ross A. HARRISON, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Mathematic: Educated at Hartwick College and Cornell University Faculty Adviser of The Peddie Graduate and Stamp Club. Assistant Director of The Golden Blues and Band. Member of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1936 WILLIAM H. HAWLEY, B.A. Englifh Educated at Dartmouth College, Yale University and Bread Loaf School of English Assistant Coach of Track, Lower School Athletics. Co-Coach of Hockey. Co-Adviser of Old Gold and Blue Board. Faculty Adviser of Chess Club. Sophomore Class Adviser Master at Peddie since 1956 T. WOOLSEY HEERMANCE, B.A. . German and Ancient Hirtory Educated at Carleton College, Yale University, University of Berlin, Clark Uni- versity, Rutgers University, and Weimar-Jena Summer College Adviser of Boxing. Director of String Ensemble, Concert Orchestra. Member of Music Committee. Master at Peddie since 1936 PHILIP M. Hoon, A.B. French and Latin Educated at Bowdoin College, Harvard University, Columbia University and Uni- versity of Nancy, France Director of Band and Dance Orchestra Member of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1956 DONALD W. RICH, JR., B.A. Social Science and The Lower School Director of Publicity Educated at The Peddie School, 1952, Yale University Faculty Adviser of Old Gold and Blue, The Pilot, and Press Club Member of Religious Committee Master at Peddie since 1936 Rolasru' LINCOLN Trrrr, B.A., M.A. French and Spanirh Educated at Lehigh University, Columbia University and University of Paris Coach of Wrestling Team Master at Peddie since 1956 BENJAMIN L. CRUE, B.S. Arsistant Burinexr Manager Member of Religious Committee Appointed 1936 BERTRAM A. STROHMEIER, A.B., A.M. Mathematic: Educated at Gettysburg College Instructor in Manual Arts Master at Peddie since 1936 HUBERT B. HUNTLEY, M.A. Mathematicr Educated at Harvard University, Brown University Member of Cum Laude Assistant Adviser of Peddie News Master at Peddie since 1937 LAWRENCE M. KELLEY, B.A. Hirtory and Matbemaiicr Educated at The Peddie School, 19335 Yale University Member of Cum Laude Head Coach of Football, Assistant Coach of Basketball Master at Peddie since 1937 DAVID M. LUDLUM, Ph.D. Hixtary Educated at Princeton University, University of California Assistant Coach of Track, Junior Varsity Football Coach Master at Peddie since 1937 SPENCER H. MERRIAM, M.S., B.S. Science and Malbemazicr Educated at Syracuse University and Rutgers University Member of Music Committee Master at Peddie since 1937 MRS. EDNA R. GEIGER Cashier Appointed 19 16 RUTH W. DAVIS Houre Mother of Lower School Appointed 1 921 EVA S. TOWNSEND, R.N. School Nurre Received Training at Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Appointed 1921 MRs. BENJAMIN L. CRUE Dietitian Appointed 1936 MRs. MARY M. OWEN Home Director Appointed 1937 C1-rARLEs B. RALPH Proctor Appointed 192 5 air'-r X X ....-.-- fa STAFF Reading Clockwisez Miss Townsend, Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Davis, Miss Griffiih, Miss Hoecker, Miss Dunn. Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Crue, Mr. Crue. Mr. Ralph. STUDENT IIIHEIITIIHY Abbott, Henry Lawrence ....... Ackerman, John Edward, Jr. Ackerman, Robert James ..,.. Adams, Robert Ferris ...... Adler, Jack ........... Alesbury, Robert J. . . . Allen, Paul Hosford ........... 18 Outlook Rd., Fairmont, W. Va. 208 Passaic Avenue, Passaic, N. J. . 208 Passaic Avenue, Passaic, N. J. 2452 Estes Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 993 Fifth Avenue, New York City . . . 129 Maple Street, Summit, N. J. . . . . . . . . 150 Madison Place, Ridgewood, N. J. Allen, Warren Lewis ...,.................................. Seaford, Del. Anisz, Ervin ............ Ave. Armstrong, Robert H., Jr. ..... . Austin, Colby Merrill ..... Avrutine, Mickey Roberts Lerdo de Tejada 225, Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico . . . . . . . . . 368 N. Parkway, East Orange, N. J. 8824 - 191st St., Hollis, L. 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The Peddie School Bradford, Philander Sheridan, Bradie, Mitchel E. ........... . Brandt, Richard Donald ...... . . .. 85 Stanbery Avenue, Bexley, Columbus, O. 137-56-227th Street, Laurelton, N. Y. .. .. 6 Polo Road, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Brenker, George Alden .................. 507 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. Brennert, George Martin, Jr. ................ 17 Troy Street, Jersey City, N. J. Britton, Thomas Calhoun, .. 100-A Amherst Avenue, Columbia Circle, Shanghai, Brown, Wendell Everett ................... 162 West Street, Amherst, Mass. Burris, John Edward ..... .... Calleja, Gustavo .......... Campbell, Leonard Robert ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Causey Street, Milford, Del. Progress 14 bajos, Havana, Cuba . . . . . . . 9 Union Street, Ware, Mass. Cann, James William ........... ....... 6 74 Avenue C, Bayonne, N. J. Carroll, Robert Gray .............. .......... B ox 231, Wynnewood, Penna. Chapin, Warren Blanchard, 3rd .... .... 6 28 Coleman Place, Westfield, N. J. Cherashore, Arnold Davis ....... ....... 3 63 Centre Street, Nutley, N. J. Chubet, Bernard John ......... Church, Robert James .... Ciluzzi, Ralph Joseph, Jr. .. Clark, Howard Morton ..... Clayton, Sheldon M., Jr. Clayton, Wallace Edward .... Clough, William Allen ...... Coates, Robert McConnell .... Coleman, C. LeRoy, Jr. Collins, James Baer ...... Colwell, Oakes Maxcy Condit, John Marshall Conklin, Earl Biddle, Jr. 9 St. John Avenue, Norwood, Mass. 612 - Sth St., Ocean City, N. J. 21 Hillcrest Terrace, East Orange, N. J. . . . .. 30 Corsa Terrace, Ridgewood, N. J. 706 W. 20th St., Wilmington, Del. .. 576 Symmes Court, Cranbury, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 95 W. Broadway, Salem, N. J. 246 Castlebar Road, Rochester, N. Y. Robbinsville, N. J. 413 Tremont Place, Orange, N. J. 34 Gladding Road, Caldwell, N. J. 541 Fillmore Street, Gary, Ind. . . . . . . . . . 1754 N. 2nd Street, Ironton, Ohio Conrad, Charles M., 2nd ............... E. Bay Street, Barnegat, N. J. Cook, Charles Edward ..... .... 3 724 North 10th Street, Philadelphia, Penna. Coombs, William Howard .... ............ 2 53 Custer Ave., Youngstown, O. Cornell, Frank .......................... Half-Acre Road, Cranbury, N. J. Coventry, Gordon Denholm ...... 40 Huntington Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Cowan, George Lloyd, 3rd. .. ..................... Edgewater Park, N. J. Cronin, Edward John ................... 21 Wilton Avenue, Norwalk, Conn. Crowell, Charles Henry, Jr. ...... 282 Soundview Avenue, White Plains, N. Y. Crowell, William Blair .... 282 Soundview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Crue, Benjamin Lane, Jr. Cuddihy, Paul R. ..... . Culberston, Paul Edward Davidson, James Hayden, Jr. . Davis, Joseph Wales, Jr. Davis, Russell Barron .. Davidson, James Hayden, Jr. . Day, Burchard Monroe . Day, William E., 3rd .... Day, Douglas Francis .. Daze, Louis Rudolph, Jr. DeLano, Arthur A. . . . . DeLima, Jacob Elias . .. DeMartini, Arthur Joseph Dempsey, Warren Rae, Jr. Dennis, George Foster' ...... Dennison, George Dewey, Jr. DeVoe, Frederick Williams, Jr. .. Diehl, Joseph Dale, Jr. ......... . Dillon, John C., 3rd ........ Dodge, Paul Henry ...... . Dolt, William Sherman ..... Dougherty, Richard Erwin Dowell, Arthur Edward, Jr. . . Duncan, Bazrl Brawner ................ ........., .... . . . . . East, Richard Ives .... Egger, Albert James .... Eitner, Robert ...... .... ............. Elliot, Arthur Henry, Jr. ..... . Encherman, Robert M. . . . . Engelson, Joseph Ebbitt Erbacher, Stanley Henry . . . Erskine, Henry Joseph .... Fairhurst, William Milson Farrell, Ralph Guy, Jr. ..... . Fernald, Brackett Britton, Jr. . Ferns, John Robert ......... Finegold, Edmund Sherwin .. Fischer, Edward Felix ....... Fisher, Warren Armstrong Fisher, Warren Edwin ...,....... ...... Fitzgerald, Fred Franklin .... Forshay, Robert Field ....... Foster, Brian Andrew .... . Foster James Harvey, Jr. . Frank, Edmond Joseph .... Fredericks, Charles, Jr. . . . . Freeman, Carlos A., Jr. .... . Friend, Edwin Abell, Jr. Fuenmayor, Antonio ........ Fuenmayor, Alejandro, Jr. Fuller, Clinton Warner ...... The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. . . . . . . . 99 Awixa Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y. . .. 1012 Stokes Avenue, Collingswoocb N. J. . 48 Boulevarad, West New Brighton, S. I., N. Y. . . . . . . . 1800 Jefferson Street, Wilmington, Del. 73 Preston Street, Ridgefield Park, N. J. . 48 Boulevard, West New.Brighton, S. I., N. Y. .. 34 Hawthorne Place, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. 1100 Prospect Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. 1100 Prospect Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Lefferts Street, Cartaret, N. J. Rouses Point, N. Y. 10 Coblentz Ave., St. Anns, Trinidad, B. W. 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Box 112, Ringoes, N. J. 379 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gardner, Barney M. ......... ..... 6 Curtiss Avenue, Hammondport, N. Y. Gauvain, Howard Almore Gibson, Hugh Robert ..... Gillig, Otto Albert, Jr. . .. Gillig, Philip Gross, Jr. .. 70 . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2818 Corydon Road, Cleveland Heights, O. ... . . . . . . . .. 2 Beattie Park, Red Bank, N. J. Manhattan Avenue, Crestwood, N. Y. Goble, Woodrulf Willard . Godfrey, Donald Clark ..... Goldsmith, Robert Freeman Goodman, Frederic ........ Goodwin, Eric Cridlan .... Gosnell, Thomas Hale .... Gost, Herbert William ..... Gould, Harry Simeon, Jr. .... . Graves, Howard Barclay, Jr. Grimmelman, Karl William Haigh, Robert Earl Hall, Joseph ................ Hance, William Edward . .. Hancock, Robert Edward, Jr. Haney, Ralph Leighton ...... Hanover, Alard L. ..... . ......... . Harding, Dick Walter ...,......... 501 P Harper, William Edward, Jr.,, Harris, Michael Alan .,... Harris, Morton Samuel ...... Hart, Robert Warren ....... Haskell, Edward Norton ..... Heissenbuttel, Henry Siebert .. Hendrickson, John Longstreet . Hensler, Charles, III ,...... Herman, Robert Joseph ...... Herrigel, John Hunt .............. Herzig, Philip Reginald ...... Hills, William Stuart .......... Hitz, Ralph, Jr. ............ . Hoffman, Duyane Allan .... Hollander, Morton E. ....... . Holmes, Richard Duncan ..... Holmes, Robert Lee .... ..... Hornberger, Hiester Richard, Jr. ...,... . Horton, Robert ............... Sparta, N. J. .. 169 Glenwood Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. 69 W. Ross Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penna. 159 Eagle Rock Way, Montclair, N. J. 3 Acacia Terrace, New Rochelle, N. Y. 195 Vassar Street, Rochester, N. Y. 78-72 80th Street, Glendale, N. Y. . . . . . Main Street, Park Ridge, N. J. .. . 15 Hodge Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. .. 32 92nd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 319 N. Narberth Avenue, Narberth, Penna. . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Front Street, Salem, .. 352 N. Grove Street, East Orange, . U. S. Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, 1636 Williams Way, Norristown, ark Avenue, Munsey Park, Manhasset, N. J. N. J. N. J. Penna. N. J. . . J. . 1516 Maple Avenue, Hillside, 1112 Riverside Avenue, Trenton, N. J. N. Y. 200 W. 70th Street, New York City ........... Box 133, Nanuet, New York 21 - 31st Street, No. Bergen, N. J. . . . . . . . 7 Hilltop Drive, Great Neck 74 Hanover Road, Mountain Lakes, N. Y. N. J. Keyport,N.J.,R.F.D. 24 North Drive, Great Neck, L. I., . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Surrey Road, Summit, . . . . . . 425 Milton Avenue, Rahway, . . . . . . . . . Pine Terrace, Short Hills, N. J. N. J. N. J. N. Y. Heyman, Walter Laurent, London Terrace Apts., 465 W. 23rd St., New York City 700 Rona Street, Interlaken, N. J. Hotel New Yorker, New York City Lebanon, N. J. .. 330 W. 72nd Street, New York City 519 St. Marks Avenue, Westfield, .. 121 W. Main Street, Freehold The Peddie School, Hightstowni N. J. N. J. N. J. 150 N. Munn Avenue, E. Orange, N. J. N. Y. Howard, William E., Jr. ..... . Hummel, Arthur Stanley .... Hunter, Ralph B. ....... . Jacobs, Burton S. ...... . Jackson, James Robert .... Jolley, Edwin Robert ....... Jones, Dramon Livingston .... Jordan, Henry Hellmut . . . . . . Joseph, Donald ............ . . Kahn, Donald P. Annenberg Katz, David ................ Katz, Joseph .............. Kern, Frederick Godfrey, Jr. . . King, Charles French ........ Kirby, John Burker ........... . . . . . . . Island Park, Long Island, 20 - 31st Street, North Bergen, N. J. 134 Brewster Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. 20 W. 86th Street, New York City .. 36 Pavonia Avenue, Arlington, N. J. 79 Mills Street, Morristown, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . 502 Park Avenue, New York Citv 145 E. 92nd Street, New York City, Apt. 10 D 271 Lexington Avenue, Passaic, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 270 Park Avenue, New York City 1422 N. Main Street, Honesdale, Penna. 540 Crown Street, Brooklyn, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 63 D. Street, Carneys Point, N. J. U. S. Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. J. 99 W. Broad Street, Hopewell, N. J. Kirkpatrick, Malcolm Suydam .. Klitgaard, Robert M. ......... . Kramer, Irwin Hamilton The Krause, Arno ................ Jamesburg, 18 Westcott Blvd., Westerleigh, S. I., N. J. N. Y. 'Edison Hotel. 228 W. 47th St., New York City N. P. E. A. StuhmfWestpr., Germany Kuhn, Robert Eugene Ladue, Robert Reece .... Laird, John Evans, Jr. ....... . Leaman, Claude, F., Jr., . Lennox, George Alexander, Jr. . I .... 10 Belgrade Terrace, West Orange, N. J. 433 Passaic Ave., Passaic, N. J. . 19 West Street, New York City . . . . . . . . 287 Main Street, Matawan, N. J. 330 Woodland Avenue, Westfield, N. J. Leredo, Rafael ............. Lethbridge, John George, Jr. .. Leverich, John Simpson ..... Levy, Thomas Alan ........ Lewis, George Randolph .... Lincoln, Robert Adams ......... 5 London, Norman Rex ............ Looker, Edward Congdon, Jr. .... . Lowy, Philip Bert ........... Lubin, Hilliard L. ........ . Lyon, Wesley Powell, Jr. .. McCracken, Stewart ............. McElfresh, Robert Mattison ....... McGinley, George Carey ........ 629 W. 173rd St., New York City . . . . 21 East 52nd Street, New York City . . . ....,,........... Lake Ariel, Penna. 25 W. 81st Street, New York City . . . . . . . 251 East Street, Bloomsburg, Penna. Prospect Place, Tudor City, New York City .. . . . . . 45 Jewel Street, Forest, Hills, N. Y. 47-17 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, N. Y. 160 Central Park S., New York City .. . . . . 417 Market St., Chester, Penna. .. 41 Druid Hill Road, Summit, N. J. . . . . . . . . 5 Avenue Petain, Shanghai, China .. . . .. 122 Chestnut St., Garden City, N. Y. 201 W. Maple Avenue, Merchantville, N. J. McMeekin, Malcolm Bowman .. Welsh Road, above Ashton, Holmesburg, Penna. MacFarlane, Donald Roy ...... Mackay, Duncan Alexander Duff Mahoney, Harold Edward ..... Mann, Robert ............... Masland, Robert Paul, Jr. .... . Mason, Edward Bowman, Jr. .. Mason, Walter J. .......... . Mayer, Richard Rowlands ..... Meloy, Neil Dickson ......... Mervine, David Weaver ...... . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Richey Place, Trenton, N. J. McNiece, John Crawford, 3rd ..... 1600 Highland Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Springdale, 86 Mercer Street, Princeton, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 154 Walcott St., Pawtucket, R. I. .. .... 600 West End Avenue, New York City . . . . . . 555 Graham Street, Carlisle, Penna. . . . . . . . 440 Ridge Street, Newark, N. J. . . . . . . . . . 5 Francis Avenue, Trenton, N. J. 176 W Main Street Newark Del 84th.Street, Jackson Heights, L. I., Yi . . . . . .. 45 Fernclilf Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Mervine, William Bevan .... ........... 4 5 Ferncliff Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Miller, George Bernard Miller, John Leavitt .... Milici, Rosario B. ....... . Monks, Charles J., Jr. ..... . Montgomery, David Horace Morgan, Howard Heather, Jr. . Morris, William Richard ...... Moyer, James English ...... Mudge, Joseph William Mulholland, George Ira Neaves, F. Edward ..,. Nolan, Joseph Jay ............ Nolan, Martin Joseph ........ Norcross, Montayne Franklin, Jr Oakley, Gordon ............. .. 3618 N. 15th Street, Philadelphia, Penna. .. 32 Ardmore Terrace, Collingswood, N. J. . . . . . . . . 27 Passaic Avenue, Passaic, N. J. 60 Amsterdam Avenue, Passaic, N. J. . . .. 615 Kearney Avenue, Arlington, N. J. Seaford, Del. 151 Valley View Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. 6228 N. Camac Street, Philadelphia, Penna. . . . . . . . 526 Lenox Avenue, Westfield, 37 E. Main Street, Freehold, ZZ 'few .. 641 Girard Avenue, Long Branch, wes- ffl cr N av O W P- E UQ 5' - 2: O 2 P Z v- Allentown, 169 Pennington Ave., Trenton, 31 East Fourth Street, Corning, N. Y. Oakley, Warren Randolph ............. 31 East Fourth Street, Corning, N. Y. O'N eil, Harry Justin ......... . . . . . . . . . . . 59 - 20th Avenue, Irvington N. J. Oppenheim, Robert ........ 1 Upper Mountain Avenue, Upper Montclair: N. J. O'Reilly, Paul Joseph . ............ 26 Berwick Street, Worcester, Mass. Paine, Jeremiah ............ . . . 24 Storer Street, Box 1754, Portland, Me. Patterson, Richard Blair ................. 196 Palisade Avenue, Bogota, N. J. Pendleton, Edmund Embree, Jr. .. 5420 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C. Peters, James Martin ............ Peters, Martin Henry ......... . . . . . . . . 8801 Shore Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . 8801 Shore Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Peterson, Harry William, Jr. ............... 408 Birch Place, Westfield, N. J. Phillips, William P. ............................... The Oaks, Berlin, Md. Platt, Willard Evans ........ 129 Gordonhurst Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. Plimack, Norman Abrahams Priory, Frank Randal ....... Quigg, Richard Lewis ...... Rapp, William Frederick, Jr. Reeves, Richard Walter ...... .......... 161 W. 16th Street, New York City 169 S. Main Street, Hightstown, N. J. 2016 Oakland Avenue, Pueblo, Colo. 88 Washington, Ave., Chatham, N. J. 110 Etra Road, Hightstown, N. J. Reinhardt, Arthur Edward, Jr. Rettenberg, Ivan ........... Rhoades, Doyle Vermont Rich, Watson Wellman, II .. Ridgway, Clifford, Jr. ..... . Riggin, William Haley Rising, John David, Jr. .... . Roberts, Richard Mansfield .. Robinson, Paul John ....... Roggenburg, Stanley Louis, Jr Rohn, John Philip ......... Roon, Donald ............. Rooney, John Edward ...... Root, Douglass Emerson Jr. . Rose, James Bushnell ...... Rosenkampff, Stanley ..... Ross, Robert Edwin ..... Ruehl, Robert C., Jr. ...... . Runyon, Frederick Field .... Russell, Richard Scott .... Rutter, Robert William Sachs, John Wilson ........ Salisbury, Donald Ambrose . Sanderson, Robert Collins Sargent, Edward Albert .... Saxton, Donald McChesney Schermerhorn, Lorenz John, Jr Schwenk, Adolph Glaser ......... Selbie, Frederic Donald, Jr. . . . . . .. 27 Dante Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. 6927 - 112th Street, Forest Hills, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 1, Bradford, Penna. 29 Elm Street, Midland, Penna. Qtemp. add.J . . . . . . . . . . . . Club House, Plainsboro, N. J. Port Norris, N. J. .. . 405 W. Dudley Avenue, Westfield, N. J. 3113 - 44th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. .. 317 Alexander Avenue, Scotia, New York 910 Park Avenue, Apt. 4-N, New York City . . . . . . . . . 52 Ball Terrace, Maplewood, N. J. 10 Overhill Road, South Orange, N.J. .. . . . . .. 91 Main Street, Englishtown, N. J. .. 140 Overlook Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. 112 Lincoln Street, East Orange, N. J. .. 1 Taft Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. .. 156 Livingston St., New Brunswick, N. J. . . . . . . . . 314 Cedar Street, Bristol, Penna. 114 West Main Street, Freehold, N. J. 12 Munroe Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y. West Creek, N. J. .. 703 Coverdale Road, Wilmington, Del. Oroya, Peru .. 58 Westland Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 327 Beech Street, Arlington, N. J. 271 Park Street, Upper Montclair, N. J. .. 644 Plymouth Road, Grand Rapids, Mich. . . . . . . . . 25 Overhill Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. 97 W Broad St., Hopewell, N. J. Selvin, Robert Benjamin .... i 'Breton'Hall,.l11-20 76th Road, Forest Hills, N. Y. Mr. Ben Selvin, Muzak Corp., 229 - 4th Ave., New York City Sholl, Donald Hare ....................... 25 Kenton Avenue, Pitman, N. J. Sima, Karel Burleigh ............ Simms, James Stanley ..... Skierski, Richard .......... Smith, Clinton Rea Gwynn .... Smith, James Raymond ..... Snively, George G. .......... . Southgate, Leslie Orman, Jr, Spencer, Charles Klauder Sperling, Joseph Edward, Jr., Sprout, John Wells, ......... Stanton, Richard Burgess .... Stebbins, Robert Peter .... Steingut, Stanley ........... Stover. Arthur Mervin ..... Strandberg, Herbert Lawrence Strasenburgh, Robert J. ..... . Struble, Robert Samuel ..... Stults, William Grover ....... Stumpp, George E. M., 3rd Swetland, Mark Wallace, Jr. Swinger, Lewis Mayhew .... Talbot, Duncan Arthur, Jr. . Talbot, Edward Wornall .... Talbot, John Rowntree Thoenges, John Clark ...... Thomas, Earl Franklin, Jr. .. Thompson, Jack Owen Thompson, Jack Owen Thompson, James Morris Timmons. Lafayette Felix . . . . . . . 1034 Midwood Drive, Rahway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington Road, Parlin 914 Columbian Avenue, Oak Park, Ill. 873 Plaza Place, Ocean City, N. J. 1202 Morton Street, Camden, N. J. . . . .. 264 Prospect Street, Westfield, N. J. .. . .. 820 N. 20th Street, Philadelphia, Penna. 123,,Z:.I.::22w -:..mW :g----A ESX? f ' Ut-'e:5'wtD'5l' 1:59 w 0 1 n -?iwQae.EZWwOear gow' 32213 Eg-8903.3-U'-T'E gf'f 1-v9.5-'-vrT 91:xQ2Q- :fgxo U.S. 'c'3- 53,90 g.g.n- 91 0' .. UJ wanna-:'p1ff.P.e as-5 -2 znwwmeavogean 'Drum .... OVW H' fb r-r 5 C- D- f2a92g525ns?5m:g ' owns :B-4 4 QD ff, . ' ru Q . EE ,,:vf's',,,.:F.i15fs.5s5-2 EEZQ55nW3QnEFnB5 - Z'.2',2:pm9.0S',-gn'f.U1g,3o- 30,42-3-9'8FQ gQ5 gg 'g-9: 0715- n-. 'I-' P5 seeps- W, 'U N 'U . za '-- ,4 D4 :I Q D 2ww.wP.wrwwewP os I 93 5 5' :s 'JU o F9 ln. Q 0 : E p. ua I' Z F 'N-. -4 F5 32222 4-f9 5:-'E- 1-4 ZZ ww 1034 Midwood Drive, Rahway, . . . . . . 1034 Midwood Drive, Rahway, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairview Lane, Bristol, Penna . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairview Lane, Bristol, Penna. . . . . . . 108 Etra Road, Hightstown, N. J. The Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. Totten, Wesley Vance ................... Hartsdale Towers, Hartsdale, N. Y. Town. Edwin Cunnington, Jr. Trimble, Robert ........... . . . . . . 200 N. Narberth Avenue, Narberth, Penna. . . . . .. 407 Tuttle Parkway, Westfield, N. J. Vaughn, Harry Arthur 96 Cliff Street, Naugatuck, Conn. Vennell, Everett ......... R. D. No. 2, Doylestown, Penna. Wadley, Ernest Walter, Jr. .... Twin Brook Farm, Eatontown, N. J. Waldron, Barzillia Robbins . ...................... Califon, N. J. Waldstein, Morton ........ ..... 8 Fairbanks Street, Brookline, Mass. Wall, Charles Kenneth ...... 55 The Fairway, Upper Montclair, N. J. Walther, Charles Daniel ........ 1435 Chislett Street, Pittsburgh, Penna. Wardle, Jack Frederick 614 Kingston Road, Stoneleigh, Baltimore, Md. Wechsler, Daniel Albert .... ......... 1 71 West 57th Street, New York City Westgate, Ronald ....... . 487 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge, N. J. Wfhitton, Henry George ............ 1125 Evergreen Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Williams, John Thomas ............. 67 North Brockway, Youngstown, Ohio Williams, Louis Smith ...........,....................... Dagsboro, Del. Wilson, John Garrett, cfo Adolph R. Menzel, R. F. D. No. 1, Englishtown, N. J. Winik, Norman Symon ...................... 85 Brighton Ave., Deal, N. J. Winsor, William John ....................... 736 Main St., Cranbury, N. J. Winters, Ralph Hamilton .... 22 Baldwin Place, Amityville, N. Y. Wolf, Daniel R. .......... .... S tacy-Trent Hotel, Trenton, N. J. Woltinger, Robert Hobson ............... Curren Terrace, Norristown, Penna. Wollmuth, Edmund W., Jr. ............... 51 The Crescent, Montclair, N. J. Wood, Charles Donald, Jr. Shelton Hotel, 49th 8: Lexington Ave., New York City Wood, William Archer . . Shelton Hotel, 49th 8: Lexington Ave., New York City Woodbury, Roger Fiske ....................... 7 Daisy Place, Tenafly, N. J. Woolley, John Russell, Jr. .......... 27 Monroe St., West Long Branch, N. J. Wultf, Alden Thayer ...... ........ 2 64 Prospect St., Westfield, N. J. Wysor, Philip Byars ..... .... U pper Shawnee Avenue, Easton, Pa. Yeaple, Whitney Seiler .... 144 Dartmouth Street, Rochester, N. Y. Zaiser, William Burkley .... 102 Harvard Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Zanoni, Alfred Louise .... ........ 6 2 W. Somerset Street, Raritan, N. J. Zeiser, Bruce hunter ..... .. 54 Irving Avenue, Providence, R. I. BOARD OF CORPORATORS The Rev. Geor e R. Baker D. D. g , 152 Madison Avenue, New York City President Albert W. Beaven Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, N. Y. 'Walter C. Black QTreasurerj Peddie '86 Hightstown, New Jersey 'Willard L. Case QSecond Vice-Presidentj Peddje '94 East Linn Street, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania 'Alvin E. Chapin, Peddie '11 208 Leonard Building, Cleveland, Ohio S. Bayard Colgate 105 Hudson Street, jersey City, New jersey The Hon. J. Warren Davis U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Trenton, New Jersey 'Hiram E. Deats, Peddie '91 Flemington, New jersey 'Alfred T. Garrett, Peddie '14 84 Hillside Avenue, Verona, New jersey Harold W. Garton, Peddie '15 14 Clifford Avenue, Pelham, New York 'The Hon. james A. Hamilton, Peddie '94 2090 Washington Avenue, Bronx, New York City The Hon. David H. Knott, QFirst Vice-Presidentj Peddie '97 222 West 23rd Street, New York City The Hon. Horace Roberson QPresidentj 29 West 8th Street, S. W., Bayonne, New jersey The Rev. Frank A. Smith, D. D. 219 Stiles Street, Elizabeth, New jersey H. Theodore Sorg 744 Broad Street, Newark, New jersey The Rev. M. Joseph Twomey, D. D. 150 Main Street, Orange, New jersey 'The Hon. Byram L. Winters, Peddie '83 Smithboro, New York 1lWilliam W. Wyckoff, Peddie '95 Sherman Square Hotel, Broadway 8: 71st Street, New York City The Rev. Whitney S. K. Yeaple, D. D. 144 Dartmouth Street, Rochester, New York 'Peddie Alumnus TAlLISHED me -- - 5 X , ' ,cs E,Eg?l33 Mme- T rnishings, wats afghan: MADISON AVENUE con. ronrv-rouum stunt xx NEW Your HQAQQ ' . -lx. Of Speczal Inzerert , ' .,w'g7t Sff 2 to Undergraduates X The New Department recently opened on the ff ' n k' L ':.it::,:::.::T'- Sixth Floor of our Madison Avenue Store 5 Tw lts xli I features Clothing cut in a style especially for xy Younger Men 'J' A s.-e'ffM':f1-L ALV4 v t ,rdf ,,.. -V -- Sum, 842.00 6 345.00 V I Sbirtf, 32.75 19 53.00 ,mp Tier, 31.50 6 op Han, Shoe: and Other Inridental: at Prirer in Proportion BIANCHES NIW YORK one WALL s uf IOITON: umwaun sz If nm G HAT 130 East 50th Street New York DI E DANCE E TERTAIN NEW YORK'S NEWEST, SMARTEST HOTEL RESTAURANT the smart college and prep school crowd have discovered a visit to The Glass Hat makes the most casual date, an event! Drop in soon! Belmont Plaza RICHARD E. DALEY, Manager Q LEXINGTON AVE. AT 49th ST., NEW YORK National Hotel Management Co., Inc.. Ralph Hitz, President FRIENDS OF PEDDIE A Friendly Cooperative Rival Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. john E. Ackerman Howard F. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Aleshury William Paul Allen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. E. Anisz Mrs. Robert H. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Austin Mr. S. Avrutine Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Axford Mr. and Mrs. Cortland Betts Ivan M. Black Mrs. Blanche O. Bleicher Mr. and Mrs. james D. Bligh Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Blodget Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bradie Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brennert Ernest W. Brown Leonard B. Campbell Wharton B. Carroll Harry Cherashore, M.D. Lillian E. Church Bernard A. Chubet Mr. and Mrs. Sedgwick A. Clark Roy G. Clough Raymond H. Coates Curtis C. Colwell ' Compliment! of A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gex P. Condit E. Biddle Conklin Ethyl V. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. john D. Coventry Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cuddihy joseph H. Davidson Mrs, Elsie H. Daze LeRoy C. Delano A. DeMartini Mr. and Mrs. George P. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. George D. Dennison J. Dale Diehl j. C. Dillon, jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dougherty K Phoiogmlbhm 520 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK Ojfczal Pbotogmplam to THE OLD GOLD AND BLUE 1938 FRIENDS OF PEDDIE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Dowell, J Bion R. East, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Engelson B. G. Erskine William Fairhurst, Peddie '11 Ralph G. Farrell Brackett B. Fernald John I. Ferns Max Finegold William Fisher Dr. F. F. Fitzgerald R. H. Forshay Mr. Morris J. Frank Friends of Peddie Mrs. Carlos A. Freeman Charles Fredericks Edwin A. Friend Friend Friend A. D. Fuller Miss Jessie Fullerton John W. Gallagher Mrs. Lillian J. Gardner Dr. and Mrs. E. Almore Gauvain P. G. Gillig Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer R. Goldsmith J. Pryse Goodwin W. F. Gost Charles J. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Haigh William Hance Alard L. Hanover, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas Harris Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Hart Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Haskell Arthur H. Heissenbuttel M1 and Mrs. Henry C. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrigel, Jr. Milton A. Herzig Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hollander Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Oswald Holmes W. S. Holmes Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Horton Mrs. W. E. Howard GOULD WOVEN LABEL CO. Manufacturer: of W' O V E N L A B E L S 1181 Broadway, New York City THE COOK PRINTERS YARDLEY, PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF PEDDIE Adolph S. Hummel Dr. G. H. V. Hunter Henry H. jordan, M.D. Dr. Morris joseph L, Stanley Kahn Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz Katherine B. Kirby Carl E. Klitgaard Frederick W, Ladue Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Leaman Mr. and Mrs. john G. Lethbridge Howard J. Levy Arch C. Lewis Norman Rex London Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Looker Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Lubin Dr. and Mrs. Wesley P. Lyon Adrian Lyon William MacFarlane Mr. and Mrs. joseph Mann C. H, Masland 84 Sons Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Mervine Mrs. Joseph Miele Mrs. C. Milici Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Monks Mr. and Mrs. William P. Morris Edward H. Moyer James B. Mudge Mr. Frederick E. Neaves Monte F. Norcross, Sr. Walter W. Oakley Roscoe R. Paine J. Richard Phillips, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Platt Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Quigg Mr. and Mrs. W, F, Rapp William P. Riggin Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rising james O'Conner Roberts Stanley L. Roggenburg Leo Roon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Root Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose Frederick Rosenkampff Mrs. Robert E. Ross Dr P. E. Runyon 21:15I21:3'L23QEif?E-'fESEEE'E52EQiQ,i'i.fQf.Ejilifj. ,,.,. ,, ..,...,..,.A:1.Z.A. Il- .Q LLLF J - : -'f' i f '.'-'I ..I':'-2-fy,-, . Zzi - P 1'-'-5 -Q i ,I.' . ,:v,,i, 1'12: 1:f :...,.,. :1' ,::'1: . ,C I eeRC eRCeCC CeC . Aeal ReT sie fl' - ,' ' :::- 2:1.r .,,,,.,..,,,,... . . --:'- X-X' Q I 1.::,,5.u R ... eee ll . '-: ' A. -,,.,- ,Eb--AC -. nv.-,,,--- Af 2 . A. -' 50 CDM A,,:q: E 2A 1,121.2 Qu-'ic-4w1'H'53'd?i9:-..fT ':z,, I Il. . . S :A: : 'qvii -1. ,,1: Q Q I - - I- II l. l 3 'A 1' ,,'fq 52 ', T ' N Y -- Consolndatlon Coal. Isgclean Coal ', '+ ' 4-rl-M I - REQ 2:'-.- b ' .le IIei I ' . .. . . ,11 ' 2 :l2 A , . , P45 YEIN ,, ,.leg ll Al 5 . . Tel. lA I C . . I R.e C a. .. .C. 3 .-.1::.:.::,-:. ., . , CONSGLIDATIC COAL COMP o R P o R A T E D General Sales Ofites: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. Branch Sales Ofice: BALTIMORE, MD. RLUEPIELD, W. vA. CHICAG CLEVELAND, OHIO DETRoIT, MICH. FAIR 0, ILL. CINCINNATI, ox-no MoNT, W. vA. NEWPORT NEWS, vA. PHILADELPHIA, PA. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. WASHINGTON, D. C. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Sales Agents: NORTI-I WESTERN FUEL co.: ST. PAUL, MINN. AND MILWAUKEE, WIS. EMPIRE COAL Co., LTD.: TORONTO AND WINNIPEG, CANADA Operating Department: FAIRMONT, W. VA. FRIENDS OF PEDDIE Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlan M. Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Schrieber T. J. Schermerhorn, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. F. Donald Selbie Ben Selvin J. G. Sholl Dr. Charles A. Fima Henry Skierski H. W. Smith A. Barr Snively Marco A. Sotillo Colonel Thomas C. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stanton Mrs. Fenton Stebbins Mr. and Mrs, Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Louis P, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. The Lawyers' Co. Irwin Steingut H. L. Strandberg Struble Grover E. Stults George E, M. Stumpp Co-operative Publishing Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Talbot Ernest F. Thoenges Wesley M. Totten Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Town Mr. and Mrs. Forman Vandenbergh Marc C. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Wall Charles P, Walther, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel A. Wechsler Mr. and Mrs. James Williams Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Whitton Mrs. Mary Winik Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wolf W. R. Wolflnger Edmund W. Wollmuth, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Walter E. Woodbury J. Russell Woolley Henry and Philip B. Wyscmr William Zaiser Mr. and Mrs. Louis Znnoni Mr. and Mrs. Pruce R. Zeiser Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. J. Grimmelman Swzng Along With the Crown' an LAX Xb 'fymlif' You'l1 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. It's just the spot for your next date! 055459 TERRACE RESTAURANT HOTEL NEW YoRKER Ralph Hitz, Prefidenl 34th Street at Eighth Ave. New York City Tunnel Connection wirlo Pennrylwznin Slfzfzon Wl90le.fale and Retail Dealer in PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Draco Sealed Grade A Milk X D115CKER,s DAIRY Monmouth Street Hightstown, N. n old name in an old industry Since the very earliest days of the automotive industry, all leading makes of passenger cars, trucks and buses have been equipped with Spicer products. Spicer Manufacturing C0rp.,T0led0,0hi0 Brown-Lipe Salisbury Spicer Parish Clutches and Front and Rear Universal Frames Transmissions Axles Joints Reading, Pa. Q L. , - so - A K .. f IN THE CENTER Q X X :...: '- '- Q WM' ',,--- ,, , K :-so 2'- --,-2--2 ---'------- 1 ez :,'-3 sliiis -.-.: ' Zi . nellleii Gnd IU'9's' me Z m one oi New YorkS Business and pleasure- yli, llttC0 1 mimi IDI' q ,heqtres is Qqlldw mn' -rmeg Sqllufe' 6 d was' hom Bfwdww and I ce to all subwUY5' an one bled! ,lgrground Gll ' utltttl. and IW . . 4, meats. ii lincoln 1 , wrtilxon mods hom me nelln to Holland Tunnel, Geor9 Qfilzi 4 ' ff I 'K S highway, lending I dmghwnvs, an 1k ak eXl 's Bridge and ollurlvfl I 3 WCSIHIWSIM If . Director I Foultnnuu w. KRIDEL' g'ng S 44th to 45th sis. ut 8th Avenue New York City V, ATTENTION HIGII SCHOOL OR COLLEGE GRADUATES! Enter a new, well-paid profession. Enioy very interesting work with added social prestige. Become MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS or Medical Assistants, Medical Secretaries, or Clinical Laboratory Technicians in Hospitals, Doctors' Offices, City, State or Federal Departments. Enroll now in the l NINE MONTH COMPLETE LABORATORY COURSE Y conducted by the BOSTON INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUE 528 Conlmonwealth Avenue i Boston, Mass. KEN. 0547 Day and evening sessions-coeducational clasces-low tuition fees-free textbooks, labora- tory equipment and supplies-experienced teaohers--modern laboratories-social activities l free placement bureau. 2 NEW TERM STARTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1938 i DIPLOMAS AWARDED ON JUNE 12, 1939 Write, telephone, or call in person-for detailed information and enrollment blanks. Young men and women from all parts of the United States are accepted. lmmedlate , enrollment is urged to assure acceptance in the 1938-39 school year. Complimenty of KARLAN 8: BLEICHER, INC Complimenty of L. F. HERSH 8c BRO N0 LOCATION CHARGE AT THE VICTORIA Naturally the Hotel Victoria puts no price on its location. But its proximity to the better thea- tres, night clubs, shops and other points of interest worth visiting should certainly be worthy of consideration to thrifty students. In addition to its advantageous location, the moderate rates for exceptionally comfortable rooms have made the Victoria the favo- rite hotel of New York - bound students. Special student rates. AT' ldkff K, fqflw RADIO .E ivwm f ilk. 'if ,ffl HJ ' CITY lf, f15,5:'fffg2t,rS'5l anqgx glitiiniiiiti 4 EEEEEi::5:': 1ltii:Q:::EEg 9: VI i lllllllt en !u1ii!,LJc --5 7th AVE. at 51 sf ST. NEW YORK JOHNI. HORGAN 0 MANAGING DIRECTOI I l THE PEDDIE BARBER EMIL BLEIWEIS 126 Mercer Street Hightstown, New jersey Complimentx of A F R I E N D TAB ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS 443-447 South Broad Street Trenton, New jersey GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES APEX REFRIGERATORS SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS R . B . M A R T I E INCORPORATED CLEANING SUPPLIES KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FURNITURE 54-62 West 21st Street Dan J. Barry, 1922 New York, N. Y. Complimentf of THE DREIER COMPANY, INC. New Brunswick, N. ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS We Invite Your Patronage PHONE: CRANBURY 17 HOSPITALITY AND SERVICE THE CRANBURY INN ADRIAN VAN RAVESTEYN, Manager FINE FooDs -- CHOICE LIQUORS FACILITIES FoR BANQUETS - BRIDGE PARTIES STATE HIGHWAY No. 25 CRANBURY, N, J, 1 Y ' 1 x :fd zufh' CROSSROAD OI' THE WORLD surging Times Square N t Here, in possibly the most cosmopolitan city in the As you glance from the steps of the Astor ou . y may see five continents passing in review before you in he crossroads of the world! most cosmopolitan spot in the world the Astor takes an especial pride in greeting those who either live in or v1s1t this great city They who number so lar l 9 Y among our patrons are the most interesting men and women of our clay leaders in business finance h t e theatre the arts and professrons Only a hotel that IS literally in the very heart of the ife stream of New York could attract so outstanding a clientele We l1ke to think that the Astor lies close to t e heart of New York and to the hearts of all who ove tl-us great city So to you and yours the Astor at the crossroads of the world extends its heartrest welcome HUTE L ASTUH i 22 ,EEE gzz: 4253 ,:::25g: :32f:'2 ,zizizl .--g,... 111--::: 275'Z:a: ligiftzgz ---.z 42352222 1 'LI '11-1 I lg, 1 4, ,411 L7 li , 5 I . . . rzlf: 1:::r11f::1 ,E::::15!::f 1'f3f?1fEZE ' ' ' , 16212252152 . . . . . . . :2fE7l!f:f:7l ::::Q3g!:2Qg 353325225553 ' ' ' ' :::fEg::21fg: - 1 Q .::!12:::35E:: . . 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