Peddie School - Old Gold and Blue Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)
- Class of 1948
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Harmon, B.A., M.A. Daniel Ivins Messier, '02 Assistant Headmaster B.A., M.A, -- Business Manager 8 '44 x-Lf ---1' Phares H Hertzog Walter Reeves Carl E Geiger B S M A B Pd B S M A Sc1ence Department Head Publlc Speakmg Englxsh Department Head Department Head FACULTY Hrester R Hornberger Clmton I Sprout William Boyd am Department Head Englrsh Scxence KA bs- 9 , -,-1 '33 fa- W i X d , XI . J. . ' . ,, . ., . . . ,, . . Bs, im. BA. Bs. L f' ' ' 5 ,e,, 5 n tt ,Q , 1- Alfred M George W Weed, '18 Clifford E Tlmmons Masonhexmer, r D1rector of Admxssnons B A A A G O Mathematxcs Mus1C FMIULT Wnllxam S Lxtterlck SCB MSc EdD Dnrector of Studnes Mathematlcs Department Head Powell H Norton B D Th M Lnbrarxan School Pastor lf' 'AQ-1. KW! 10 7 Evans Hlcks 25 B S M A Dean Mathematxcs WF Yin 5 QQ Maurice P Shuman Phill? M Hood The Lower School Spanrsh and French Donald W Rich, Jr , '32 Soclal Studres Department Head Alumni Secretary Dnrector of Pubhc Relatnons FACULTY Benjamin L Crue Assxstant Busnn ss Bertram A Strohmeler B A M A yr- ! ll 1 Robert L Txfft B A M A BS. BA. 13.A. ' Manager y Miathemaitico .Sognish I 'FA fwfr, A X W fb Q D as -T Vi 1 if Spenser H Merriam Oscar L Rand Wllllam M Th9mP50na B S M S ' Scxence Mathematxcs Lucnan A Waddell French Socnal Studies Everett L Swlft Rudolf B Oblom A B A M Socnal Studies B A M A German Latm 12 A 3 +9 i 0 . D . . . . ., . . B.A. B33 A A 1 5 if ' K , fl- I .1 I I A Y . 'kit A , V. U K . K , ki, 4 A . R' 7. ,f,b. L: -- VV A K '- iN I V , J 'A V ,- ,K . kk t I f fl- A V A iff A we lfs l 1 ' A ' A A g , Q, f 5, :j 5 Y , ,gf ' ' . - ' i 7 A ' A' ,, di f ' V9 W9 - ' 7 . 1 f . I Tfgflgif 'A d ,lif?7T??QiQ1 ' 7 i - j he 5 f ' ' B.A. . ., . . ., . . D ' ASSY' ' A fp .L ' it an A ' RN f 'S if' V 'Nur Na George A Carver Wnlluam Herbert Charles E Overholser B A M A Marlboe A B M A Enghsh B A M A Spamsh Soclal Stud1es FACULTY Kenneth L Van Clse A B M A Head of the Lower School George M MacKenzie Lloyd E Ogden B S Ed M Mathematncs Mathematics 13 ' N , T L' iv . ., . . . I . ., I . . . ., . . 2? ' 1 he -L'M og he L ? ,- 'a L ,Q V ' f'f7'm ' f- A ' A of A F, ' ' 1 Wehh ,LLA eeho x , h, f f I V J 24iffffTfW I fi fe f - ' A ' 'iff .V :IV 5. n Q 1,,4I1-L?i.,! V Q34 'L , i, v, ,V K 4 V is-xA,iV ,L V - g Ka- . ., . . . ., .I . B.S. 5 Q, ,7.,f,p K I ' J 4 W' HN 'Qi Marvnn E Burrus Harry Albert Heagy Otto F Laegeler B S M A A B M A Mathematxcs The Mathematxcs The Low r School Lower School Everett Sugarbalcer B A M A Englnsh - sv-f. 'hi FACULTY Robert G Hamilton B S M A The Lower School . .. - ' . 1 1 'frm 14 William H French B S M A Scnence Tc!-fvii' Montfort Haslam M.D., CM. School Physician, Hygiene Stephen R Lawrence English as me 5111? ' Q , 2 -4 1' -01' . fir ' .3 W V' ff ' V , , -3 ,mx lk: ,..k- J , , ig V ff , .61Q'i3r4f,g f w mg , Q., v 1 2 Q ,1.1,,,g.. a ' -I 1. vi 4 U -N J f wx . , is , i 1 ' , fl Burchard A. Day Assistant Director of Public Relations IIULTY Robert L Malosky B A M A The Lower School 1723 3 ii' Quo 15 J. Robert Lamade B.A. Assistant Alumni Secretary Robert Mangum English Latin Public Speaking get AB. . ., . . B.A. ! 1 V wg V 'Six' .1 sf' V A 9: Q 4 ? E' l 1' - R ,X nu 5 , '4 it ' ft ' - 411 ,i?2f A figs ev R 1-Ge 5 It iff W' Q-'lfiif' , f l' ' i v Mr gihw' ...vw-l1f Wrllram E Maxson ames K Merrrtt Leonard A Plant B A M A Dxrector of Band Englrsh Englnsh Remed1alRcadmg and Orchestra Dean E Barr The Lower School .ll 'TX pp... inw- LTY Mrs Ruth W Davrs Lower School House Mother Appomted 1921 49 ' E N fit' rf ,:: . 1 - V 2 f A .gg ' ...gr of E .Ja r. r,,,. an i H ' rr, M. V , . J . . B.A. . ., . . Y . , . 4 - , rr.., W , A 'f:::5.f.? 7ji??jEI, '?fQ5ig, ' A r r lf figyj 1 L r ' . 5525 :gig fc ,.,, V H A Qygf r wo w V Q -K f K, - -Egg'-2: .- E ,361 f Q' V3 :fi ,I Q13 gf , 7 If Vff'f:AMfi',1TSL'Ff5. .'f51ir7 V3 ' , J, . - n ' ' if li W ir 1- K S. - Appomted 1921 Miss Eva S Townsend, Charles B Ralph Mrs Benjamin L Crue Proctor Dxetntlan School Nurse Appomted 1925 Appomted 1956 PMI LTY Mrs Powell H Norton ASS1St8Ht L1brarxan Appomted 1944 Mrs Otto F Laegeler House Dnrector Appomted 1947 -.1 17 Mxss Isabell Montenth ASSlSl8Ut Nurse Appomted 1947 f1ef 's BOARD OF CORPORATORS Mawnard S Alexander Kennet Square P Walter C Black Trmsunr Htghtstown Harry N Bockus Maplewood Alun F Chaptn XX ashmgton 'Hxram F Deats Flemmgton C Herbert Danson Prmttton Wtlham Faxrhurst Iolcdo Fredenck S Fox l'IaddonFttld Alfred T Carrett Xerona Harold XX Carton Pelham Arthur I C osntll Rochester DC IN Ohto IN NS NY 46 41 9 144 42 f44 40 'The Honorable ames A Hamnlton New York N Y 7 Leslu. H ockmus New Haun Conn 4 Harold W Tones Wtnneuood P The Honorable Dautl H Knott lu rttlt I New Tor N Y Chester W Ludlow Newark N 46 Frank I Mmsland r Carltsle I' The Honorable Horace. Roberson Pnmltnt Basonne N AlbcrtW Schenck Iongmeadovs Nlass Q45 The Reverend Frank A Smxth D D I lxmbeth N 04 The Honorable By ram I XX mters Smtthboro N 1 05 Graduate of Peddxc WILLIAM WATSON WYCKOFF '95 In the passing, last December of Wnllnam Watson Wyckoff 95 the enttre Peddxe famtlx suffered a deep loss Hts vas a long and honored assoctatxon mth the school C raduate sometnme member of the faculty and smce 1924 a member of the Board of Corporators he rendered detoted servtce to Peddne for more than half a century The Wyckoff Honor Prwe gxven by htm smce 1905 has long been the most coveted award that can be bestowed upon a Peddxe student Hts memory wxll be kept fresh through the mars m the continued annual award of tlns prne at commencement UIIIL FACULTY ROSTER D1 KN I BMXIR AB The Lourr Sr 1001 Obtrhn College Xlaster at Peddte smce l 49 VQILIIANI BOYD BS Szztmr Bates Col lege Vastu at Pcddxt smce 1924 NIARVIIN L BURRUS BS NIA Malin maint The Loutr Stlvnnl Fast Strouds burg State Teachers College and Columbxa Lnntrsttw Nlaster at Paddle smce 1944 GFORCI: A CARXFR B A WA Fngllvb Yale Lolumbxa Unnersttw Southern Bap txst Semmary and Umon Sermnary Mas ter at Peddxe smce 1942 BFN ANIIN L CRUI Avmlanl Bmnzrts Hanuttr appomted m 1936 BURCHARD A DAY Atsrxfant Dlntlor 0 Publzt Rflalzom Nhddlebury College appotnted IH 1948 WILLIAM H FRENCH BS NIA Sumner Vtrgxma Polytechnnc Instntute and Colum bra Unnerslty Nlasttr at Paddle smce l946 CARL I1 GEIGER BS Hai o Eflglltb Dtfmrfment Bucknell Lnuerstty 'wlaster at Peddxe smce 1918 ROBFRT G HAMILTON BS NIA Tin Loutr School Nluskmgum College and Ohto and Columbta Unnersttxes 'Vlaster at Peddte smce 1945 RALPH E HARMON BA MA Atvxianl Hzaflmasier Chesbrough Semmary Um xersnty of Rochester and Prmceton Lm wersrty Master at Peddne smce 1907 MONTFORT HASL KN1 INID CM Szfmol Pfjjilflllll Hygnm Dalhousle Unnersnty Appomted m 1946 HARRY ALBERT HILAGY AB MA Maihtmafrct Fresno State College and New York Umverstty Master at Peddne smce 1944 PHARFS H HERTZOG BS NIA BPdp Head 0 Szumt Dt arln1er1t Bucknell and Prmceton Lnnerstttes and Mtllers ulle State Teachers College Vlaster t Peddte smce 1910 FVAINS HICKS 25 BS MA Dean A111117 emuiuv Prmceton Unnersxty and Um Ntrsxts of Pennsxlxama Master at Peddxe smce 1935 ,aww I I ' , ..c'-o vs- ' Y , ff , - ,AHV v, V . 17 'V , Y , N. 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'-' ' A, 1' ' I Q 9 18 PHILIP M HOOD BA Spamsh aml French Bowdorn College Harvard and Columbia Unxversmts and Umversrty of Nancy France Master at Paddle smce 1936 H11-STIR R HORNBI RC I R B A Heazl 0 Ialm Dtpartmuzt Kutztown Teachers College Dnclunson College and Columbna Unnversxty Master at Peddxe smce 1919 OTTO F IAFCFL1-R BA The Loutr Szhool Colgate Umversstw and Rochester Semmary Master at Peddle smce 1944 J ROBERT LAMADF BA Asszstant Alum m Secretary Wesleyan Umversxty Ap pomted rn 1947 STEPHFN R LAWRENCF AB Englzsh Duke Umversnty Master at Peddre smce 1947 WILLIAM S LITTERICK ScB MSC Fd D Director 0 Stuzlus aml C unlance Heal Mathematn s D1 partment Brown Prmceton and Rutgers Unnverss tres Master at Peddse smce 1930 GEORGE M MacKENZII BS FdM Mathematics Umversnty of Vermont Master at Peddne smce 1943 ROBERT L MALOSKY BA MA The Lower School Waynesburg College Um versnty of Calnforma at Los Angeles and Columbia Umversnty Master at Peddxe smce 1947 ROBI-RT JENNINGS MANGUM AB Eng lish Latzn Puhln Spealung Prmceton WILLIAM H1 RBERT MARIBOL B A M A Sorlal Studzes Oberlln College and Umversrty of Pennsylvanxa Master t Pcddle smce 1942 ALFRFD M MASONHFIMFR J BA A AGO Music Franklm and Marshall College Cornell and Rutgers Unrversntles Guxlmont Organ School Conservatonre de Fontambleau and Eastman School f Mu xc Appornted m 1926 WILLIAM E MAXSONI AB English Am herst College Master at Peddne S11'lCC 1947 SPENSFR H MFRRIAM BS MS Science Sy racuse and Rutgers Unnversltnes Master at Peddxc smce 1937 JAMFS K MIRRITT BA MA English Rrmedzal Rtalzng Rutgers Umversnty and Teachers College Columbia Master at Peddre smce 1947 DANIEL IVINS MESSLER 02 BA MA Buwncss Manager Prmceton Umversxty Master at Peddre 1908 to 1919 Busmess Manager smce 1919 POWELL H NORTON BD Tl'1M Libra nan School Pastor Temple Unxversrty and Crozer Semmary Master at Peddte smce 1930 RUDOLF V OBLOM BA MA German Latxn Trmrty College and Yale Umver srty Master at Peddre smce 1941 LLOYD E OGDEN BS Mathematics Buf CHARLES E OVERHOLSER AB MA Spanish Franltlm and Marshall College and Harvard Umversxty Master at Ped due smce 1942 LEONARD A PLANT Director of Baml and Orchestra Temple Umversnty and Amerscan Bandmastcrs School Chaumont France Appomted 1947 OSCAR L RAND BA Matbcmatzrs Yale Harvard and Rutgers Umversmes Mas ter at Peddre smce 1939 J WALTER Reeves es MA Head of Public Speakmg Department Wooster College Emerson College of Oratory and Pnnceton and Harvard Umverslues Mas ter at Peddxe smce 1912 DONALD W RICH J 32 BA Alumni Secretary Dzrertor o Puhln, Relations Head of Social Stmllvt Department Yale Rutgers and Umversnty of Pennsylvanna Master at Peddre smce 1936 WILBOUR EDDY SAUNDYRS BA MA DD DEd LLD Hzaalmathr Brown Columbna and Cambridge Unnersntnes and Umon Theologxcal Semmary Head master smce February 1935 MAURICE P SHUMAN BA The Lower School Ursmus College and Harvard Umverslty Master at Peddse smce 1935 CLINTONI SPROUT BA English Buck nell Unrversrty and U S Naval Acad emy Master at Peddne smce 1920 Mathematus Gettysburg College Master at Peddxe smce 1936 EVFRETT SUGARBAKIR BA MA Eng lush Ottawa Umvtrsnty Umversrty of Kansas and Columbxa UDIXCISIZY Master at Peddne smce 1944 EVFRETT L SWIFT AB 'VIA Social Studies Bowdom College and Harvard and Princeton Umversltxes Master at Peddne smce 1940 WILLIAM M THOMPSON 35 BS Social Studies Syracuse and Rutgers Umversl tles Master at Peddne smce 1939 ROBERT L TIFFT BA MA Spanish Lehlgh and Columbsa Unxverssttes and the Umversnty of Pans Master at Peddre smce 1936 CLIFFORD E TIMMONS Director of A11 mzssxons West Chester State Teachers College Unlversnty of Pennsylvanxa and Brown and Rutgers Unrversntnes Master at Peddxe smce 1928 KENNITH L VAN CISE AB MA Head o the Lower School Maryvslle College Umversnty of Tennessee and New York Umverssty Master at Peddre smce 1942 LUCIAN A WADDELL BA French Am herst College and The Sorbonne Master at Peddxe smce 1939 GEORGE W WEED 18 BS Mathematics Head of Physical Education Department Dartmouth College and Columbna Um falo State Teachers College and Rutgers versnty Master at Peddne smce 1926 Umverslty Master at Peddse smce 1943 . 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A ,- . .Q Q - . 1 , , - -1 S , , , J . .- I , g . . . . . 1 , .., ..g ' 5 . ,A..,- 'J v 5 ' 1 . 2 , . ,, . .1 ' , ' - 4 W, 5 . . ,I Q , - 7 . S . . ,J i . . . y - . A -, Q - , ' , . ., . .5 ' ' 3 K. I . . , Q . . ' 1 ' 5 ' . , , . -, - lc ' . f ' 1 ' , ' , ' : . . S - g . , - .5 : - I . Q . , . ., . .5 , ' ' . ' 5 ' ' 1 - - , I , --Z A r . 5 . I ' lr A A . .I . , . .g ' J - U ' I ' ,. , . 19 P ' 2 sf J X fr. gsm... gn I 'Wg , 1 fs i So THAT'S what lhry fed us! Who mid 'squasb'? Can'l you do il, Daddy? No! a ran' in lbs uorlgf. IU Low mfg low my dog. I 0046? .gnkfnid ' a 4,'f!?,3Vyfx Xa Tbe Krrmlin xrouls the Peddie team. The lost fbord is found. njpf 15' N as S If ,ij 1' ,AV HW 'A :FH ' yfmlrr Oh, for a bull club! New axle for the Ford? fx' 4 , a F' I K 1 I if Q5 O 1 ,,,. 95 , X m i ., . an ,. .f, L,fwgg7'.' if U s 5 A '-xg., 5, , . .ff , if -A 55 3 en i om Flirt rout' le t I0 right: Bielski Wil- liamson Mr, Timmons Little Batte- stin Olixer Wooley Mohr French. Serozzd rouu' Ivins Rogers Andrews, Farley Reinfeld Geran .Meyer, L Smith Ogren Pedersen. Third wuz' Warwick D. Brown Gatchell Sey- mour Blaisdell D. Edwards Merritt A. Christensen, Bond, Guarini, E Smith. Fourth rouu' Neal, Del-Iart, A Fisher, I, Romero, Bankowsky, Ward Gerard, Anderson, W. Higgins, Pos- son. Fiflh mum' Ulhricht, Alden, D Burleigh, Hall, Mayorca, Vose, Ry Croft, D. Hart, Eskew, Romero, Cheney. Sixth muy' Stewart, Beltrani Majer, Porter, Benacerraf, Pizzini a Las--4 ' DuMont, Plante, Poten, Kidd, Sykes Serenlh max' H. Baker, Christian Avis, Klauck, Farmer, Abdul, Mann Conley, Engle, Coffman, Pratchett Eighth 7'0ll'.' Heimsath, Elliott, Fletch er, Masters, W. Clark, Tasker, Hol lingworth, Cregar, Greenwood, Metz Sickel, Villamizar. Ninlh rouu' Senior Ytterberg, W. Gardner, Hostetter Schloeder, Bacon, Royal, Mahan, I Gardiner, Bayer, Toohey, Towart Tefzzh mzzx' Taylor, Wilson, Morse Van Valkenhurg, B. Dalack, Monk man, Crispin, Fry, Locke, Toadvine Morgan. Elerezzlh mir: Noss, Rue stow, Beal. THE Lvff lo rlglil: Mr. Timmons, N. Reeves Little, Townsend Oliver, Martin C. Battestin. OFFICFRS 1-J CONTINUING the record started four years ago, the Senior Class one of the largest in recent years, has been working especially hard to gain recognition over the previous gradu ating classes. The present overcrowd ing of colleges and the stiff competi tion for entrance have placed academic work foremost in the life of a senior The granting of late lights, inaugu rated last year, has been a great help to all seniors. A good percentage of the boys in the school who received hrst or second honors were seniors. Among these were Rogers Elliot, Jr., Francis V. Bielski, james Vose, Jack A. Monk- man, William H. Cheney, Martin C. Battestin, Thomas L. Masters, Fred S. Anderson, Robert L. Porter, and A1- bert Reinfeld. CLASS Many members of the class played on the various varsity teams Some of the more outstanding athletes have been Townsend W Oliver Nicholas M Schloeder William T Hostetter Charles A Geran and james W Brown Keeping up its past record the class supported almost all of the schools extracurricular organizations The class officers were as follows Martin C Battestin president Townsend W Oliver vice president and N Reeves Little secretary treasurer Mr Tim mons has been the class adviser By its excellent record the class of 1948 can consider itself vvell prepared for college and later life. 1 ABDUL 1-IADI JOHN ALDEN H ad, Eagle A ghanzftan Enfefed Paddle 1942 Soccer 43 44 Squash 44 45 Camera Club 43 44 Creatne Wrxttnb Club 46 47 Roommale and Room Frank Semor Cole man 12 Bom August 19 1929 I-larxard FRED S ANDERSON Fred Aillllfj Pezzrzqlzazzza Emerald Peddle 1946 Cross Country 46 Basketball 46 47 Squash 48 Band 46 Orthcstra 47 48 Ola' Gollum! Blm 48 Cum Laude Point System Medal 47 Roowmale and Room Francis Blflblxl Coleman 21 Born anuary 7 1930 Ya e Rabway, .New eriey Enlefed Peddze 1944 JV Football 44 45 FS Baseball 45 46 Svummmg 45 46 Wrestlnng 46 Track 45 46 Hockey 47 48 V Soccer 46 47 V Soccer 47 48 Radxo Club 45 46 'Vlanager of Golden Blues 46 47 Roommale and Room ohn Breuxl Wtlson Born October 26 1928 Dartmouth 'l 'Wi SIDNEY E ARIAS I Panama Czly, Panama Enlerea' Peddze 1942 Lower School Football Soccer Basketball Baseball Vxee Presndent Seventh Grade 42 43 V Soccer 44 Varsnty Soccer 45 48 FS Baseball 44 45 FS Basketball 44 45 Ttnms Manager 47 Freshman Dtclamatxon Contest 44 Wnnters PFIIE 48 Pres: dent Stamp Club 46 47 Boy Scouts 43 48 Roommafe and Room Don Hart Be kman Born September 7 1929 Brown PEIIIIIE EDWARD T ANDREWS hen Bmnmnk New erfey Entered Peddze 1946 Dag Sludenf Born july 19 1925 Temple JOHN H AVIS ar Woodbury New erfey Enlered Peddze 1945 V Basketball 46 Tennis 46 Track 47 Varsity Basketball 47 48 Varsnty Football 45 47 Peddne News 46 Monntor 46 Roommate and Room Blll Snckel Coleman Born December 18 1929 Bucknell 27 I4 A1 5 'ff' f fm ,Y 4 r Eff ' V T f - T I , , 1 , ' f . t , . K at ffS'dV1 f'! bf! . 1 'f 7 . A , f .Q-Q 1 ,,-ygjjr , Jn' , 1.5 '..5 ' Camera Club '43-'45gl Monitor '47-'48. 26' - , e - , . 24. - ... , , 5 1 'V 1 ' f-- MERLE W BACON IX Qllldlk Obzo Entered Paddle 1946 Clnss Club 46 48 Sumgc Club 46 48 Boy Scouts 46 47 Room Col man 33 Bom anuary 24 1931 Dem on HUSTON S BAKER RICHARD BANKOWSKY Bake Bankj Plamzeld Ben one, Wfallnzglon INew 6116.1 Enlefed Peddle 1946 Entered Peddze 1946 Assnstanr Yarsnu Football Nlanager 46 47 old N Football 46 Varsity Football 47 Varsxty Track Kes 47 48 House. Commuter: 47 48 Vlomtor 47 47 48 Vnrsxtx Basketball 47 48 Halls Councl 47 48 Roommate and Room Douglas Gerard Roovmmle and Room john W Warwxck Trask 11 Coleman 24 Bom Nosember 25 1928 Born August 23 1924 Ya -R- 28 . v A - 4 - 1 ,. I I -U ' ' . x , A H- S . if . 11 , F . 'c fr -V. fl Iv, ' ,T , . , ' Y . f f I 1 I ' I ' f 4 I ' f ' ' A ' -' S G .l-'- ' 3 F' ' 2 ' , . , - . , - 1 , 1 V , , , - : - - Sl - - 9 . - , - , . g 1 - . 1 1 T I ', l . A -4, f , ' A 1 - v ' lf. ,.. 4 if . - ki Q :J 'ff L RICHARD MacKINNON BARRETT MARTIN C BATTESTIN H1gl7fJff2lU7l New er F61 M1113 N Ememd peddle 1946 ll 4 rl Lalgleu om! 1 eu erfej Dag Sfnden! Lnlered Peddfe 194+ Bong Oqtobcf 26 1974 lI'Xlly Baselull 48 Xarmy Foo: all 46 V ll.1skLtb,1ll 45 47 I rv.snlem Freshman boplmo more. .Semor Classes Xue Presxdnnt umor Clava Y CA 46 48 Presuilent 46 47 Cold Key 6 48 Halls Coumnl 46 48 House Commune 47 48 Cum Laude Nlomtor 47 429 Infln hun 44 46 Freslmmwn Dnelnmnnon Content 45 Roommale and Room Wlllldm I' Meyer III Axcry 23 Bom March 25 1930 Prnmcton ROSS BAYER Sprnzg Lake New evfey Eufexed Peddze 1939 Lower School Football Basketball Baseball Cub Louis 40 4l B Semurs 47 44 Secretary o Seventh Grade 42 FS Baseball 44 45 Clee Club 44 4K Pom a 45 Sprung Tru 46 Svumnnn5 44 48 Cnptaxn 47 48 41 Lounge Com muue 47 48 I4' 1 Roommate and Room Townsend Ollver Wyckoif 21 Born September 23 1928 if Umversxty of Flornda 'W' PEIIDIE ,fl Z Q A , ,,, 'T gif? 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Q b ll ' 4 ' -k ' -'48g ll 0 V v ' , .l W L ' 7 '- 4 , 4 'MQW , An, if ,jo .f I s ff Z r 3- 4 Q 4- -oe CARTER BEAL Daylona Bear I1 Flouda Enfefed Peddze 1945 Camtrn Club 46 48 Vlomtor 46 48 Intramurals 45 48 Varsrtw Squash 47 48 Roommale and Room Herbert Kaufman McCutcheon 51 Born February 18 14 Harxard AUSTIN LAWRENCE BELTRANI e Lzma, Peru Entered Peddle 1943 Boy Sbouts 43 44 Chess Club 44 47 Radio Club 45 48 Motxon Picture Commlttee 46 48 Camera Club 41 48 Pufdlf Nnur 47 48 Olaf Golf' an Blur Siu 48 Roommate and Room axrcr Romero Beekman 23 Bom February 16 1950 Rensselaer Polytechmc Instrtute T,.'? .1 , .151 NORMAN BECKER Jr B1 Elberon, 1Neu errey Entered' Peddze 1944 FS Football 44 45 FS Baseball 44 V Baseball 45 Varsnty Golf 47 Varsrty Hockey 46 47 Var srty Baseball 48 Varsity Basketball 46 47 Roommafe and Room Ed Toohey Trask Born September 27 1930 Prmceton QW lil 2 , siilff' 1 M' . ' 1- ' Y f' I ' - 3 .' . - . . l Y , -, Z V . b , J . C , : - ' , 5 Q ' , - r Q - 5 ' - - ' - f , 229. - , ' . 12. - , I B 1 . ' X -'g f m'-'g .J f ff ' - ' 'M J V. I ' . - , V t Wa . M: 81115: , ig . , ? ii N 5sf.1 :f,tg, 9 30 ,O 1, ii, Nl' it PEIJIJIE PAUL BENACERRAF Bw 1lI071fll10l'E!Il'y, Seirze-eh Oife, Frame Efzlered Peddie 1943. Midget Football, Basketball, Baseball '42-'4-13 FS. Football, Basketball '44-'-463 F.S. Baseball '4Sg j.V. Football, Basketball, Baseball '46-'47g Model Club '44-'-Hg French Club '45-'-46g I'urflf1c Nuux '46-'47, Assistant lfditor '47-'48g Sophomore 'Dcclamation Contest '43-'44g Monitor '47-'Mig Preis Club '47-'-58. Rffommale and Room-Robert B. Plante, Wilson 565. Born-March 26, 1951. Princeton. FRANCIS V BIELSKI WILLIAM BLAISDELL Cbeffer Pemzyylzanza B, E d Wflljlllle lxtll I me were Pedd1e19f5 I S Football 45 FS Basketball 45 46 Radio Club Infwgd Pgddle 19 A6 6 7 Foot a 46 Cross Country 47 b H B W rtstlmg 48 Press Club 47 48 Cum laude M It 3 Mk 3 4 Hut Bastball 48 Roommate and Room Fred S Anderson R,wW,,M,6, and Room Ddud S keg CO1 Coleman 21 mem H Y B UW Alml 27 1950 Bom September 22 1930 Georgetown ,qt ani fl Colgate Q 'CIT' ' 1 'll I I 1 I- X 'Q , fx I '4 'f'f ,J-lg F bl' ' 1, , A ' ' 1 15 ek- '461-174 'j.v, fb ll '75 V -' y ,X ti - , 'ik . 1 f . Y' 1 X , . ' ff I , 31 1 9 4 3 HENRY SYMMES BOND Hank Lewifburg, Pennxylvania Erzlered Peddie 1946. Gold Key '47-'48g Y.M.C.A. Secretary '46-'48g J.V. Football '46. Roommate and Room - Luis Villamizar, Coleman 22. Bom-January 21, 1926. Springfield College. DONALD N BROWN Brownie Conmall Pennsylvania Enlefed Peddze 1944 Band 45 47 Glee Club 46 48 Orchestra 46 47 Halls Councl 45 47 Moniwr 47 48 Cross Coun try 45 47 Track 45 48 FS Football 44 Roommate and Room Dave Blair Wilson Bom july 26 1930 Oregon State fv '1fLQ? Q V, . JAMES WOLCOTT BROWN J Brounie Sea Gul New erxey Enlered Peddze 1946 Varsity Baseball 47 48 Captain 48 Var ity Basket ball 47 48 Monitor 47 48 Fall Golf Tournament 47 48 Press Club 46 48 Roommale and Room Bob Pizzini Wyck off 22 Born November 12 1928 Duke University 4-.eq lf' 'N-audi' 'RO' Yi WILLIAM CHENEY ARTHUR B CIQISTENSEN B1 New Ha: en Connertzful Entered Peddze 1946 Wrestlnng 47 48 Cum Laude Roommate and Room Henry Chrrstnan Trask 22 Botn Apr1l3O 1930 Rensselaer Polytechmc Instrtute r Slorkton, Neu er Jey Entered Peddze 19 7 Halls Councnl 47 48 Fall Tenms Tournament 47 Squash 48 Roommate and Room Don Ogren Trask Born December 22 1929 Prmceton Cbnr errey City, New eney Entered Peddle 1943 Mndget Football Basketball Baseball Presndent of Lower School 43 44 Halls Council 43 44 Boy Scouts 43 44 FS Football Basketball 44 45 FS Baseball 45 Secretary of Freshman Class Freshman Declamatmon Contest 45 JV Football 46 .IV Basketball 47 Varslty Football 47 Varsxty Basketball 48 Track 46 48 YMCA Cabinet 47 48 Rrfle Club 43 48 Roommate Wnllnam H Cheney Born August 22 1931 Yale PEDIIIE H 'ilu .HA tn 4 , - ff ' , - I 35. ' as HENRY ARTHUR CHRISTIAN, III 1 ' 1 1 as 45 WILLARD LATHROP CLARK, Jr BAR!-E MERRITT COFFMAN W1 Maplewood New erfey Enlered Peddze 1946 B 4 g 46 47 Mon tor 47 48 Roommate and Room Drck Mohr Rxven berg 23 Born August 11 1929 Rutgers GEORGE EDWARD CONLEY George Cmnbury New erxey Ezzlered Peddze 1945 Day Student Born December 11, 1928 1943 Port Wmbznglon New York Enlered Peddze 1944 FS Footb ll 4 JV Football 46 W tl ng 6 47 Vars ty T n 47 48 Mot on Pct e Cl b 47 RfleClb44 45 Mo 0 Roommale and Room George Pratchett Deats 21 Bom june 9 1930 Ohro State iiltfl' f ' ' f , , . 7 Xu' Sight' .' 'egg ki 'fi' A f Kg f ' fe! n ,K 4 . I I ,gg . we! 1 7 . l n -Un ' ' f y I I - ' f . . a ' Kg . . , ' 5 res i '4 - . - - . . - - . . . . ' ns - ' - J.V, aseball ' 7g Swxmmm ' -' 9 1 ' -' . ' 1, e ,' , I I .ur u 489 1 u - Q mt r. 1 , - - , . -- , . vit Va: fl !! f I I . ' I ' DONALD TYLER CRISPIN Cru Haddonfield New ersey Entered Peddle 19-.46 Asst Ma ager S m ng 46 47 Manager 47 48 Asst Manager Baseball 46 47 Manng r 48 Press 48 Declamatno Contest 47 48 Debat ng Team 48 M L0 47 48 Roommate and Room john Tasker Wrlson Born Apr1l10 1929 Ursmus PEIIDIE JOHN STOUGHTON CREGAR J obnny Wert eld INeu eryey Entered Peddze 1946 Glee Club 46 48 Camera Club 47 48 Dramatnc Club 47 48 Roommale and Room Doug Pedersen Beekman 35 Born October 24 1931 Bucknell BASIL EDWARD DALACK Baz Bayonne New erfey Entered Peddze 1945 V Football 46 Wnnter Track 47 Assntant Manager Sprung Track 47 Pnllle 'wrwx 47 48 Roommate and Room Duck French Trask Born Apr1l4 1930 Prmceton L ww ff, 'fl , rl M fi J t I I ' f , -, 5 . -, 3 r ,V L y 1 , . 'P .,, ff If , I 1 , I . , A . f K . n win: i , ' V -' , , ' -' 3 A , 9 . , 5 .S . - , e g - y S I- Av , . 4- O Club '47-'48g Glee Club '46-'48g Y.M.C.A. '47- : 'n ' -' : i ' s - ' , oni r ' -' . 31. 1 , . . 1 , 0 513. - .- , . 'Q 35 EDWARD S DE HART Collmgxu ood, New errey Enlered Peddze 1946 Soccer 46 48 Gym Team 46 47 Old Gold and Blue Photographuc Ednor 47 48 Camera Club Presnflent 46 48 YMCA 46 48 Mouon Pxcture Club Commmee 47 48 Glee Club 46 48 Golden Blues 46 47 Scxence Club 47 48 Rifle Club 46 48 Roommaie and Room Donald Neal Wxl son 335 Born December 30 1930 Wheaton DONALD EDWARDS Don Mouzftoznz New ersey Entered Peddle 1943 V football 46 Narsxu football 47 Momtor 47 48 Rallx Commntee 47 Roommole and Room Leonard Smlth W1 son 551 Bom July 6 1930 Prmceton Ga 't!' new-fsf .-A ROGERS ELLIOTT Ro Grofon, Comzectwut Erzlered peddle 1945 Glce Club 45 47 Cum Laude JY Football 46 Peddx Nrus 45 48 Asslstant Edxtor 47 48 Pomt System Award 46 47 Geometry Inu 4 Roommule and Room Peter W Poten W1lS0n 215 Bom M:1y7 1931 Brown 'air'-wx, , . , 'Yi . if A P frEdy1 1 V K, . X -V V ' .' 5 ' -' 5 A , ifiw ' a ' ,! ! ,i P V - Q - Q . 'anno' , 1 . - , , l - ' f Q , , ,, V L , ' ff If ff gf! J , ' f-l . ' ' J- - . , 5 - - , , -. , Q , - L ' ' y ' a v f ' . , , J '- , ' . .1 , - , . 7' 1 , - . ' 7 7 ' 5 ' . 7 ' W' ix 5. ROBERT A ENGLE Moofe Hzgbtftoun New erfey Enteted Peddze 1947 Y MC A Dnve Solx nor 47 Basketball Club 47 48 Day Student Born Apnl 24 1930 Prmceton 'W' 991: in: OREN THOMAS ESKEW Freehold .New euey Entered Peddze 1941 48 Radxo Mdbet Baseball 42 Gun Club 44 FS Baseball 45 46 V Baseball 47 ,IV Football 46 Dag Student Born APr1l11 1930 Prmceton ROBERT H FARLEY B0 Trenton New erxey Entered Peddze 1946 Day Student Bom September 10 1920 Rensselaer Polytechmc Instxtute PEIIDIE , in S 'gt ' - 'K ' '!'2f7k'be. 'fm ,e Y? fm-'L l , . . ' ' a ,-74 M,F?,,ff'l 1 Vylig 3 deli .1 .3 H- QOH' 1-K'-' ul 'V' .N 5 7' 'vi uni' . ,,,g,::jmr! 'ffl' I N M i va ff 1l5'?'+... l?g li? 3, f ..1? . rr n ff H O. T. - , v I . v I . I f' , ' f , ' f . . . . c ' 1 ' 5 1 ' 9 , -f . , - , . . , . . . .- , . 1 , , 2Q,f,' Z . ,t bt, ga , I ,Sui . 'LJ . ff 132 ' f ll l l 'V Tf' CHANNING FARMER df Madman .Nea erfey Enfered Peddfe 1947 S erball 48 P cs dent 46 Cl m 47 Football 46 Rad o Club Mor on Pcture Club 45 P llzc Nrwa 47 48 Rownznzle and Room Paul Merrltt Beek man 22 Born Dex mber 21 1930 Cornell PETER GRAHAME COLIN FLETCHER Flelrb W orlbzng Slufex, England Entered Peddze 1947 D bar g Team 47 48 XVmtcrs Pr17e Contest 48 Drnmatc Club 48 Ten IS 48 Squash 48 Rooznmafe and Room Rxchard P Hollmg worth, Wyckoff 23 Born July 20, 1930 Umversxty of Berne, Swmtzerland ALDON R FISHER Don Freehold hen erxey Entered Peddze 19-12 FS Baseball 45 Wresrl ng 45 ,IV Baseball 47 Day S1 dent Born May 21 1930 '? 4-Q RICHARD FRY Dirk Clayton New erfey Entered Peddre 1947 Roommate and Room James Gatchell Coleman 14 Born May 29 1930 Rutgers PEIIIIIE RICHARD N FRENCH Dzrk Holmdel New errey Entered Peddze 1944 ball 45 6 JV Baea 4 Sc a Sophomore Cl Gold Key Soc ty 46 Roommate and Room Basrl Dalack Trask Born May8 1930 Lehrgh JOSEPH W GARDINER III Wyncote Pennrylvanza Entered Peddre 1945 JV Soccer S 6 V r ty So e 47 JV Tnms 47 JV Sq tyS ah 46 C pran 48 Mon tor 47 48 Roommate and Room Carl Metz Wrlson Bom September 14 1929 39 .6 3 ff 54, 8 :Zi N . ia? ' 51 WILLIAM APPERSON GARDINER, 1 B1 Borton, Marracburettr Enlered Peddze 1945 FS Football 45 V Swxmmrng 46 47 FS Base ball 46 Varsrty Soccer 47 Swrmmmg 48 Camera Cu 4 Rifle Club 47 Model Club 47 48 Treasurer 47 Press Club 45 47 Old Gold and Blue 48 YMCA 47 Roommate and Room Wilbur I-Ilggms Beckman 32 Bom Noxember 29 1930 Amherst JAMES GATCHELL Ed euood, New errey Enlered Peddle 1947 Wxnters Prnc Contest 48 Roommale and Room Rrchard Fry Cole man 14 Bonn Iebruary 20 1929 Mrddlebury flux CHARLES ACKERMAN GERAN Chufk Matawan, New ersey Entered Peddle 1943 JV Football 43 44 Varsity Football 45 47 Var sity Wrestling 43 48 Captain 44 Varslty Baseball 45 48 Glee Club 43 44 Halls Councrl 45 47 48 Chairman 41 Lounge Committee 47 48 Prom Co'nmrttee 45 Monrtor 45 46 Treasurer Senror Class 45 46 Roommate and Room Mike Ward Beek man 21 Bom December 14 1927 Rutgers r. F' 'llfi ' , J Y , 3 1 I , lb ,sz 4 , S 1 -, , . 5 , -. Q 1 V '47-' 3 . . . ,' 348. 1 9 . - , , ' ff Il HIIVIIU I 8 ' 'I . , 1 ' ! H D . 1 -1 Q - 1 -1 S - ' ' 1 -1 , 1 , 1 Q , - 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 ' - ' x ' I , - l ', I , A 9 ' -' : ' .ir , , I - - . 1 - y '- Q , . kf'7k Agfa , . A f' 4 1 . r, 7 ' I I '7 , A 'EX 1. 4' , as 1 . 1 wk A -. WJ 40 DOUGLAS STEPHEN GERARD Doug Soullmmplon Long Ifland New York Entered Peddze 1942 48 YMCA 47 Roommate and Room Duck Bankowsky Trask Il Born May 50 1929 Colgate 'Eff 41 SYDNEY GREENW OOD Mooreftoun New erfeg Erzlered Peddze 1946 V Football 46 V Basketball 46 47 Golf 47 48 Sotcer 47 01.1 Cold ami Blum 47 48 Press Club 47 48 Prnlalu' Neus 46 48 Dramatxc Club 48 Detlamauon Contest 48 Motnon P1 ture Club 46 48 Roommale and Room Davnd Noes Trasl-. Bom August 13 1929 Umversnty of Pennsylvama RAYMOND EDWARD GUARINI Guaf Brooklyn INeu 3 oak Entered Peddze 1944 F S Football 45 ,I V Football 46 Varsnty Football 4 Varsnty Wrestl ng 48 Captam F S Baseball 46 V Baseball 47 Glu. Club 44 45 Room Coleman 13 Born july 8 1930 Cornell PEDIIIE ,. , K ,.kg rr H Syd , T V 1 I I I I . , ' X I j.V. Football '46g Wrestling '46-'47g Halls Council U' Q , .l ': ,Q . l-, . - '47-' 5 .... ' -'4s. ' , , l ' V . -. I -' ' ' - - ' , ' g ' 'c -7 1 ' . , ' , , . h 'ja , - 23. 1 X 7 . ff I . , Y , f . f - ff ' 79 ' i '45-' , ' '47-'48g . . ' gj. , ' 9 ' ' -' . 7 , . ine. 1 VICTOR C HALL amefburg New 6716, Entered Peddze 1947 So cer 47 Squash 48 O ICI 47 48 Glec Club 47 48 Golden Blues 47 48 Orchestm 48 Roomfmzle and Room Jack Wooley Trask Bom October 26 1929 Prmceton CLOVIS BENTON HEIMSATH C ov San Anlomo Texuf Entered Peddze 194 Orchestra 46 47 Band 46 47 Glee Club 46 47 Creative Wrxters Club 46 47 V Soccer 46 Ten ms 46 48 Varsnty Soccer 47 Varsity Squash 48 Declamatnon Contest 47 48 Wrnters Prxze 48 Roommale and Room 'hm Klauck Charles Mayer Beekman 31 Born October 25 1930 Ya e WILMER DONALD HART, jr Don Lzfbon, Obl0 Enlered Peddze 1946 Monntor 47 48 Squash 46 48 Varsity Tennns 46 48 Tournament Roommale and Room Beekman 24 Bom October 26 1929 Duke 48 JV Football 46 Band 46 47 Tcnnrs 47 48 Sxdney E Anas I , I . . . I f rr n I I I X . . c ' ' c - ' ' - ' 1 l l 1 u l l ' ' v ' r - ' ' T l T ! ' 1 , 1 -D 32. ' ' T , . 1 . , -- , . ffl u , . X6 1 -, . , a, G n -a . ly O 'i l ' -' JJ.. 4 Q - - : ' s ' : - 1 -1 5 - , - n G 'ry' K - , 1 y - O Q , . 42 du- 'ma 61? -nal' Mfg RICHARD PECK HOLLINGWORTH Dzrk Tfelzton Nea erfey Entered Peddle 1946 Suence Club 46 48 Prcsxdent 47 48 Tennns 46 48 Squash 48 Press Club 47 48 School Y M C A Roommate and Room Peter Fletcher Wyckoff 23 Born anuary 28 1930 Mxddlebury PEDIJIE WILBUR HIGGINS Pmkj Cnzdad Ymjfllo Domzmfazt Rfjlllblll Entered Peddle 1944 1 4 Cxm 'leam 44 46 Camera C u 4 48 lntramurals 45 46 Svummmp, 7 Roommate and Room Bxll Gardner Beelr man 32 Bom Noxember 25 1929 Cornell WILLIAM T HOSTETTER Hoy Matazzazz, Aeu erfey Entered Peddze 1945 V Football 45 Xarsny Football 46 47 Vamty Wrcstlnng 45 48 Traek 47 Halla Councxl 45 48 Cold Key 46 48 House Commune 47 48 Press Club 46 47 Presxdent of School 47 48 umor Class Presndent 46 47 41 Lounge Commune 46 48 Monitor 47 48 Roommate and Room JIITI Krcld Traalx 24 Born May 10 1930 Dnckmson 6 I 'lx H 4 Xu V 4 I ' f X V M J.V. Saucer ' 43 Qi' l' ' -' 3 .l b '4'-' : ' ' -' Q S ' ' 1 '4 348. ,517 T , ' K ,,,,,:' J l V 2 4 . , +1 f gif 8 1 1 4l113Qg.j, 3 7 ,Gif 1' 45,532 ff ' fl ff I YI ' 7 1 ' , . 1 ' I f . ' f . ' bf , . -, 9 - . -, 4 - , - ' - , L , . v , -. 1 1. . 5 . S , -. 5 Q n ' . I , -, S , , Q K . ,.i. 5 , -, Q - A , F, 5 , Q. , , -. 5 - , , -, 3 J - , I A , E, 5 . - H , - --J 7 1 , S A . -, . . 1 I - - . .. , ' 3 1948 MERWIN FISKE IVINS Mer' HIgbfff01l zz, Bez: 61169 Entered Peddze I9-46 YMCA Solxtnror 46 47 Varsxty Basketball 46 Tratk 47 48 Varsnry Smear 47 Hockey 8 Yarsxty Football 46 Day Sllldelll Born APr1l24 1928 Syracuse JAMES W KIDD C Iluetfezllle Wfwl L Hglllld Enfefed Peddze 1945 JV Football 45 Dramatu. Club 46 XVZITSIIQ Foot ball 47 48 Varsnty Wrestlmg 46 48 Track 46 Roommate and Room Brll I-lostetter, Trask Born September 15 1929 Washxngton and Lee Unnersrty L -E JAMES KLAUCK m Rzzerdale 63 New Ymk Eniered Peddze 1946 V Football 46 JV Basketball 46 47 X Base ball 47 Halls Councrl 46 47 Varsnty Football 47 Varsnty Basketball 47 48 Roommale and Room Clovrs Hermsath Charles Mayer Beekman 31 Born October 22 1930 Dnckmson an-ang: IR ff l s I p f :bbs ll t 5 f.lc4sNx u n 1 I . X ,S , s U - Y V . ' f , . . . . ' y - v K K 1 v U ' ,, ' , , ' . - , y 4 1 , - , . ' f f , . . f, . ff lf ff ' 71 ap I 1 4 X V. ,.. . . , I , 1 J . 4 f ' I , , -v . I . V 1 , , , , , y - 1 ' . ' , r - - - , , v I - 1 , . ' , v - 7 ' y 1 i - 1 - , , L , I , . Y 1 , a , , - N111 ,L- ':f'1fl ,v'!.--Q- 1' -:iff-s,.4,.. 'O 'A 5' 1 e.g-.,- .f. ,,.i.,-.3 ,.t,.... x -. -- ws , 2Q f vZ'2I' ' ,'m 4-.. A' 19hVa.,Ak.-. , 'isps ILVH - ' I is bits ,J .sl -1 A, , 1 3 Y 26 as i g'-tfftp, '. -.' Rst, ss., Q-A , , ,V 1 nz is 's'. s',la w,g ' 'U' 5 N x 1 Vrift . 2 .'.t 'M . .' v 1 'D' 2355: rw NORMAN REEVES LITTLE Reeve! North Calduell, New erfey Entered Peddze 1945 Secretary of Sensor Class Go Key 46 48 YMCA Cabinet 46 48 Vice President 47 48 Promenade Committee 47 48 Lounge Commxttee 47 48 Halls Councxl 46 47 Assnsranr Manager Wrestlnng 45 47 Manager 47 48 Roommaie and Room Gus Mahan Wyck off 24 Born une 15 1930 Rutgers R JOSEPH B LOCKE Hzgbmozwz, New erfey Enlered Peddze 1946 Varsnty Football 46 Varsxty Basketball 46 47 Day Sludenl Born May 29 1926 Rutgers JAMES A MAHAN Gm Toledo, 0510 Entered Peddze 1945 V Football 46 47 Sprung Track 45 48 Prome nade Commnttee 47 48 41 Lounge Commnttce 46 48 Halls Councnl 47 48 Gold Key Socxety 47 48 Roommate and Room N Reeves Little Wfyckoff 24 Bom October 17 1929 Lehxgh PEIIDIE ma ., f..,'i'?,y', - ff 2 -lager .. 21 ,. xy , , J K , i-,g,.Qi1ff't ,Jw J I ' J -f 'Y A f,'rj,13..f.11f ,mi Q 2? 'fr iw 1 If ll . ffloell , I , . 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' ' . . . . - , - - , - 3 a - Y ' 9 V 1 ' l 1 1 v 7 ' - , . . - , . -l , - 0 ' rr H J J l , y D v , , I . . - - , - , - , 4, D , - w 4 , - - , ,l . 1 - 1 , ' 7 , ' 1 1 ' V 11 E CHARLES MAJER Churk Crefluood 1New York Enlered Peddze 1946 Band 46 48 Orchestra 46 48 Golden Blues 46 48 Glee Club 46 48 Camera Clu 46 48 V Baseball 47 Hockey 47 48 Roommate and Room lm Klauck, Clous Hexmsath Beekman 31 Born une 20 1928 Mxddlebury THOMAS F MASTERS Tom Readmg, Penmylvannz Entefed Peddze 1945 V Baseball '45 47, F S Basketball 45 46, V Basketball '46 48, Poddxe News 45 48 JV Soccer '46 '47, Glee Club 45 48, Octet '47 '48, Cum Laude Roommale and Room Jerry Meyer, Cole man 34 Bom September 1, 1930 Yale HAROLD E MANN J Ha Brooklyn 23 Ixeu York Entered Peddze 1947 Rlfle Club 47 48 Glee Club 47 48 JV Soccer 47 48 Winter Track 47 48 Sprmg Track 47 48 Momtor 47 48 YMCA Solrcxtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Stephen I' Toad Vme III Wllson 461 Born july 14 1930 Brown is 11 . rr H ' 7 r' ff ll, . , , T . Y 1 J 7 v -5 5 5 -y 9 y - . , -, S ' , -' S . ' ' 9 ' -' g b ' -' 51. . : W, , - , -, , A , -, , , , , -, l - s , l ,' . , , 5 - g . . . . - . 7 1 . y . . , -5 , - - , . rr . H f J. . -' ' . . ' -' ' . 46 FERNANDO MAYORCA Fred Caraeaf, Venezuela Entered Peddze 1947 Varsnty Soccer 47 Camera Club 47 48 Baseball 48 Roommate and Room Alan Rycroft Trask Born November 24 1928 Rensselaer Polytechnic Instltute PEIIDIE IOHN ROWLAND MAUCH ac Neptune New Ierrey Entered Peddze 1947 Fottball 47 Sophomore Basketball 48 Roommate and Room Rrchard Henmg Wllson 406 Born September 25 1927 Colgate PAUL C MERRITT Mer! Wert Barmtable, Marfaelozuettr Entered Peddze 1944 FS Football 45 FS Basketball 45 46 V Base ball 47 Varsrty Tennis 48 Swnmm ng 48 Rifle Club 44 48 Presndent 46 48 Pmldu' Ncuv 45 48 Roommate and Room Channmg Farmer Beekman 22 Born September 28 1930 Pomona . HI ki! I - ' 5 ' . ' 1 - , U w . ff if ff yy ' 'Q '-': '. .. 'g.. '-'gj.. - D H I ! 4 , , - - 1 I , . - , . , - V J ,i7:'z'fs:Qr,2j'i', s sl ' CARL F METZ J Bu Ear! Lwerpool, Olazo Entered Peddze 1945 V Baseball 45 46 JV Football 45 46 ifle Club 45 46 Motion Picture Club 45 48 Monitor 47 48 Xarsity Track 47 48 YMCA Solicitor 47 48 Roommate and Room oe Gardiner W1 son 315 Bom Aprill 1929 Westminster College JERRY A MEYER WILLIAM F MEYER, III erry Trenlon, Neu erfey Ente: ed Peddze 1946 Roommate and Room Tom Masters Cole man 34 Born anuary 24 1931 Lehigh B1 ly Weil Hartford, Cormertzful Enlefed Peddze 1945 JV Basketball 46 Varsity Basketball 46 48 V Baseball 46 47 Halls Council 47 48 Rally Com mittee 47 48 Motion Picture Club 46 Varsity Baseball Roommate and Room Martin C Battestm, Avery 25 Born April 27 1929 . , r. ff df, J. . ' -' g . . ' -' g Ri , -l ' 7 ,I , -, ' . .-. ., ' ' .J ' , '1. Z l , . ff, . YY FV 71 . ' I ' f I Wrestling '46-'48g Radio Club '46-'48- j.V. Soccer '45g Varsity Soccer '46, Captain '47g ' - , : . , -, 31. . .. , - , -. 9 - , -, 5 - -J , , . 1 . , . 48 if RICHARD LUIS MOHR Porky Plozlodelphza 24 Pennfyloama Entered Peddze 1942 Basketball 42 FS Basketball 43 Manager Assistant Manager Track 45 Dramatnc Club 43 46 Camera Club Secretary 47 Vxce Presxdent 48 Model Club 47 Halls Councll 45 Dramatic Club Secre tary 47 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Wrllard Clark Rlvenburg 22 Born March 15 1930 Lafayette JOHN A MONKMAN or Creftwood, New York Glee Club 47 48 Varsxty Football 47 Track 48 Busmess Manager Peddze Neus Roommate and Room Bob Ytterberg Cole man 32 Born February 10 1931 Brown MALCOLM VICTOR MORGAN Mzrkey London, England Entered Peddle 1947 V Soccer 47 Varsnty Wrestlnng 48 Creauve Wrxtmg Club 47 48 Press Club 47 48 Glee Club 47 48 Dramauc Club 47 48 Wnnters Prnze Con tes 48 Roommate and Room Roy Lundberg Wx! son 331 Born November 21 1929 London Unnverslty EPEIIIIIE x gif ' ' ef fgrvjxzw . rr H JI ku . . D I I ' J.V. Soccer '42g Varsity Soccer '43-'47g Lower School Enggfgd Pgddjg 1947, ' g . . , ' ,- , ,4Si , T, Q V I , I , Q Q ' ' V 1 ' - - , - -i . , M , 4 1 , . . 1 t i.,V ' ff ' If . ' J- ig ' : ' ' ' : ' . -. 5 - , i. Q - . A ' ' k t ' . K . 1 . , . - - , ' 49 GUY CHAPPELL MORSE G o bb! er Pbzladelphza, Perzmylvanza Entered Peddle 1945 Assrstant Football Manager 46 Manager 47 Man ager Wrnter Track 47 Assrstant Baseball Manager 46 Vlanager 47 Raclro Club 46 48 Chess Club 45 48 YMCA 46 Scrence Club 48 Dramauc Club 48 Old Gold an! Blue 48 Roommafe and Room Peter G Posson Coleman 31 Bom anuary 16 1931 Hobart DAVID HENRY NOSS Dave Por! Warbzrzgton, New York Entered Peddze 1946 Rrfle Club 47 48 YMCA 47 48 Motion Prcture Club 47 48 Roommale and Room Sydney Greenwood, Trask 23 Bom Nowember 7 1928 Lehrgh 1948 DONALD A. NEAL Don Wzlmzngton, Delaware Enlered Peddze 1946 JV Football 46 Chess Club 46 47 Pcddn' News 46 48 Scrence Club 46 48 V Baseball 47 Camera Club 47 48 YMCA Councnl 47 48 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Edward S De Hart, Wrlson 335 Born November 28 1929 Amherst up . 2 4 , 1 ? A . 1 p fy, ' ' . 1 rr U ' ' , I . . . ' I . ' - , , ' - a , 1 y . - . , . 1 , ' ' v ' Y 3 , -w . - a -, ' ' . ' . , 1 ' . ' , 3 , , J - l I , ,A , - 5 ' -' - - 5 1 I l ' i ' Y l ' . . - 3 .. . . . g g ' v -f . , . , , , . 1 I , , . J 1 ' - , . rr 1: I ' , ' , . D , , . . . W' ek- A - , . . . . - , I y 1 'A ' 1 Y , . , 1' ' -3 TOWNSEND W OLIVER Rockwlle Center, New York Entered Peddze 1946 House Commxrtee 47 48 Halls Councxl 47 48 41 Lounge Commnttee 47 48 Gold Key 47 48 Wres tlmg 46 Varsity Baseball 47 Varsxty Football 47 VxcePres1dent of Semor Class 47 48 Promenade Commmee 47 48 Roommate and Room Ross Bayer Wfyckoff Born November 18 1928 Colgate PEIIIIIE DONALD I-I OGREN Don Trenton, New ertey Entered Peddle 1944 Band 44 47 Orchestra 45 46 FS Baseball 46 Press Club 46 47 JV Baseball 47 Rnfle Club 46 47 General News Edntor Peddxe Nous 46 48 Roommate and Room Arthur Chrxstensen, Trask 33 Born May 25 1931 Cornell IRWIN PACK Sonny Cranbzzry New erfey Entered Peddze 194 Day Student Born August 6 1929 Cornell ,E y . ff 71 , Y I , , , , , , . , - , - , , , , 7 ' . I 1 ' , - , . . , .V , , I . . N , -. , ' v ' - , . . ' P' 'I r ' ,f 1 - , . , - , , , , ' - , - , 2, A , , . . , , - , - , . - , Q - y . V , l ' - , . . . . , , i I . . , I A , , l 7 1 , . I . , ,WM J., , f , V , ,I , .y 1 DOUGLAS OTTO PEDERSEN Doug Salem, 01110 Enlered Peddze 1947 Varsxty Football 47 Captam Hockey 48 Roommate and Room john D Cregar Beekman 33 Bom une -1 1929 Prmceton ROBERT McWILLIAM PIZZINI Bo Slofklon INeu erfey Entefed Peddze 19-H FS Football 44 45 FS Baseball 44 45 Press Club 44 48 Stamp Club Yxce Prnsnclent 45 46 V Football 46 Halls Counenl 46 47 V1ceCha1rman 41 Lounge CZOTIITIIIICE 47 48 Presldent YMCA 47 48 Gold Rey Socxetw 47 48 Promenade Com mnttee 47 48 Momtor 47 48 Cheerleader 47 Manager Hockey Team 47 48 Peddxz' Nous 46 47 umor Deelamatxon Contest 47 Dramatic Club 47 Roommale and Room ames W Brown jr Wyckoff 22 Bom Septemb r 11 1929 Dnckmson ROBERT B PLANTE Bo Brooklyn New York FS Football 44 45 FS Baseball 45 46 Wrestlnng 46 47 Cross Country 47 Sprmg fraclt 48 Ped du' News 44 48 Feature Edxtor 47 48 Creatxve Wrxtrng Club 46 47 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Paul Benacerraf Wllson 365 Born November 4 1930 Dartmouth FQ iii ',....'? 52 VVVV 4 - .fV ', -f,,, , K, Q, f ,, ., . I f - . , jr., - . il f l 1 , I , F' bv , T f' I ' ' . A , ff ff bf! . . , -, 5 t A . V, 9 , , -, S , ,. 5 i. , -, 3 J. ' 1 - 5 Y .- 1 -1 5 - Y - Entered Peddze 1944. ,v - - ,Q ., J 4 u . , 5 . , I - 7 '-J - , ' . ., 'N' . Z , . ' - 2 , . , . ev 'ISV' we Sc my si F lim 1 A ROBERT L PORTER New Rochelle, New York Entered Peddze 1943 Peddze News 43 46 JV Football 45 Dramauc Club 44 46 Fd1tor1nCh1ef Old Goh! and Blue 47 48 Exchange Student 46 47 FS Baseball 44 45 Wlnter Track 46 Cum Laude Monxtor 44 45 Glee Club 45 48 Press Club 43 44 Freshman and Sophomore Declamatlon Contests 44 45 Roornmale and Room u ntm Vose Coleman 35 Bom December 18 1929 Wesleyan wi!- 'TY 441'Y? S.fY2. PETER G POSSON Pele Rorbeffer, New York Entered Peddze 1946 Stamp Club 46 47 Cheerleader 46 48 Band 47 48 Orchestra 47 48 JV Baseball Roommate and Room Guy Morse Cole man 31 Born February 25 1931 Colgat PETER W POTEN Pete Summzt, New errey Entered Peddze 1946 V Baseball 47 Pedzlxe News 46 48 Assocxate Edntor 46 47 Fdntor1nCh1ef 47 48 Roommate Rogers Elhott Born October 24 1931 Prmceton PEDIJIE 53 Vik. I v ' y ,f ' 4 pf 1 K 1 1 11612151 A 1 C . f 9 - I V , 'Z 5' - I , Q Q ' -4 ' i if V V, ' Q e V f :wr , -Vo, - 5, ' C' . F ' ,fi I 7 , X a- viii ' -f ' 'wwg .- -. H-frm. .ag fx.: I 'fi . jk 4, 1' .,,,Q ,,s1 ,,N6 I lr, , . 1.5 f',4,'4 if ., , A15 ',i5fA? f ,, 1. e , 1 -L 1:5-.gkijxrf-,Lf X. 1 2 . g fl Z!! . 5 .V -NQQ 1 v .g .:. f 4 K 1. , f . izglggffjl 53, is 2,51 A 'CX .. 1 f' .' 1. We .X es ' a f' 71 ' f - , , . , h - . - 3 ' ' 9 l , , l . . . ' w ' ' v 5 , y . f , . , , , . , - 5 - , - ' 1 ' 1 - - ' y . 1 n . s l - 1 l I - y - I 1 ' 9 - - ' I Y 1 - D Q , . , . , , ' I - 1 .1 1 . , , 1 1-,, W0 . I. Q e , , . fs . .. - , . . rf 1 ' f V' 1 . - y s - , V . , , - - - , , f 'v we - , . - - - . Ig, - ,JL -- , , GEORGE PRATCHETT George Mexzco, D F Entered Peddze 1941 ball 46 ,IV Basketball 46 47 Varsnty Basketball 48 Varsrty Golf 45 48 Monrtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Earle Coffman Deats 22 Born Apr1l13 1930 Pennsylvanra WILLIAM B ROGERS B1 Harnzltorz Square, New erxey Entered Peddze 1946 Glee Club 46 47 Debatmg Team 46 47 Day Student Born February 7 1924 Rensselaer Polytechnrc Instrtute ALBERT I REINFELD Eatontown New ersey Entered Peddze 19-45 FS Basketball 45 46 Gold 46 48 JV Football 48 Peddn' Newt 45 46 Cum Laude Day Student Born August 11 1930 Prmceton I 1 ' ff U . I . ', . . . f ' F.s. Football ws: F.s. Basketball '4s-'-464 J.v. Foot- 76.4 J-V. Baskerball '43-'-17: Varsity llhgkrrball '47- 1 9 i x - i l , ' H 'lill - , , S4 1 X 1 if K I inf? a W 3,53 lg, , f JAVIER ROMERO REVILLA Romeo Panama C113 Panama Entered Peddze 1944 Radio Club 44 48 Vxce Presxclent 47 48 Camera Club 47 48 StampClub 44 45 Com Club 46 48 Vnce Presndent 46 47 Roommate and Room Austm Bltranx Beekman 23 Born October 26 1931 Brown gawk na 55 PEIIIIIE IVAN RCMERO REVILLA Cae.faf Panama City, Panama Entered Peddie 1944. Stamp Club '44-'47g Peddie News '47-'48, Y M C A '44-'48, Room-Coleman 23. Born-October 26, 1931. Georgetown. HORACE M ROYAL Bud Morrzfzzlle Pennfjlzfanza Entered Peddze 1945 Varsxty Football 47 JV Football 46 Swnmmmg 46 48 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Ed Ruestow W1lson Born August 27 1930 Bucknell F' 'I If 'VI , . I. V . ' J . ' fl . , A v 1 - - 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 D 1 1 1 , ' 1 ' 'H , ' ' ' ' 1 - ! . ' . l - - 1 1 ' ' - . S . t 251. - , . - , . 3 I , . '- fm' 1' iQ 5 4 I , ' : A 451' ' ' fi' , . 4' I , 1, 5 ee, ,fm ,L . '11 , '?gtfg95T7li.,1-, . ,' , an-ff , , ,M 1 my , Q EDWARD H RUESTOW J Big Ed Mapleu ood New erfey Eniered Peddze 1945 V Football 45 46 JV Baseball 46 47 Varsxty Football 47 Varsxty Wrestlnng 47 48 Varsnty Base ball 48 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Bud Royal Wllson 2 Born February 20 1929 I.eh1gh ALAN RYCROFT Yonkers, New York Enlered Peddze 1946 V Football 46 Swxmmmg 46 48 Band 47 Orchestra 48 Rlfle Club 47 Camera Club -47 Roommate and Room F Mayorca, Trask Rutgers NICHOLAS SCPILOEDER Nzrk North Bergen, New erfey Entered Peddze 1944 F ootball 44 V 5 Varsxty 46 4 Tenms 45 48 V Baseball 46 Vice President Freslaman Class 44 45 V1cePresxdent Sophomore Class 45 46 Secretary Treasurer umor Class 46 47 House Committee 47 48 Halls Council 47 48 House Commxttee 47 48 Perldze News 45 46 Press Club 46 48 Monxtor 47 48 Roommale and Room Red Ulbrlcht Octa gon 1 Bom July 21 1930 . , r. C ff ' 77 1 y I , ' J. . ' -Q' g . . ' -' 3 ' 1 , . k 51. , 'Z ' , . 2 . 1 I ff ' YI PPAIW 'I ' 4 , .S. F ' , J. . '4 , ' ' -' 7g J.V. J' ' ' : ' ' - 3 Q ' Q Basketball '44-'45, Varsity '45-'48, Captain '47-'48g , 5 A . 9 , A ' ' -' g . V ' Ag A - ' qi , -, 5 . - J - ' . - 54- 3 . , ,' 9 . , I 4 .1 ' , - i , . 56 ALBERT ZABRISKIE SEYMOUR WILLIAM A SICKEL B1 Rorbener New York Woodbury INeu eney Enlered Peddze 1947 Entered Peddze 1946 H ckey 48 I' Roommate and Room E Lyndcn Watklns Roommate and Room ohn A Avxs Col Trask 21 man 26 Born july 20 1929 Born December 5 1928 Cornell Bucknell EDWARD CARRINGTON SMITH, jr Claapel Hzll, Norllf Carolma Enlered Peddze 1947 Varslty Football '47, Varsxty Swxmmmg '48 Roommale and Room Nelson Taylor, Cole man 25 Born February 22, 1930 PEIIIJIE a 4? ffAl1'1 ff 1 ' 'J Y ' I ' 1 4 ' f 0 ' . j.V. -oorball '46g Orchestra '48, A. -J . ' C '- a ' M 9 ' LEONARD WAYNE SMITH DONALD F STEWART Smztty Hopkmton New Hampfbne Entered Peddze 1945 q ah B d 45 47 Orchestr Mo tor 47 48 Roommate and Room Donald Edwards WllSOH 551 Born Aprnll 1929 Dartmouth DAVID N SYKES Dave Roflaefter New York Entered Peddze 1946 Football 46 V y W l g Roommate and Room Bull Blaxsdell Co e man 11 Born May 1 1930 Prmceton Don Maplewood New erfey Entered Peddze 1947 Roommate and Room Bob Wxlson Cole man 36 Born July 5 1929 Lehngh 4' 97 If - u . . , 1 , I F.S. Basketball '46g F.S. Baseball '-165 J.V. Baseball Pfddif News ,473 Ride Club '47- '47g S u s '47-'48g an ' -' 5 2 '45g - ni ' -' . 1 ' . n- ' 1 2 ' 1 . , I ff ' 7, I . X l J-V. ' Q arsit rest in '46. - ' ' , 1, 58 NELSON TAYLOR Bud Raloway New erfey Entered Peddze 1947 Varsnty Football 47 Varslty Basketball 48 Secre tary Treasurer Halls Council 47 48 Roommate and Room E Carrington Smxth Coleman 25 Bom May 10 1930 Colgate PEIIDIE JOHN SCOTT TASKER obfz Solebzlry Perznfjlvama Entered Peddze 1946 Rnfle Club 46 47 Cross Country Manager 47 Camera Club 46 48 YMCA 46 48 Momtor 47 48 Roommate and Room Don Crxspm Wll5OH Born August 23 1930 Prmceton STEPHEN P TOADVINE Steve Royal Oak, Michigan Enlered Peddze 1946 Monntor 47 48 Varsxry Soccer Manager 47 V Soccer 47 Wnntcr Track 47 48 Sprmg Track 48 Press Club 47 48 Rnfle Club 47 48 Peddze News 46 47 Exchange Fduor 47 Oh! Gold and Blue 47 48 Rally Commnttee 47 YMCA 47 48 Roommate and Room Hal Mann Wnlson Bom October 17 1930 4 ff! 7, , J V I ai' ' f ' 4 , , . , Q, - v - 3 f - , .... - 5 , -. K 1 J 513. . V T , a 1 :Q ' , 'N-I V 1 s ss, ' 'LI . ff ff ff yy I I I . . ' , 1 ' ' . ' 7 i ' ' l 1 , - - 3 g . . ' ' .' , ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' i - U ! - - ' r ' u , , , -, 9 4 . 5 - V- , , .... - . 7 ' l , ' ' 461. 1 , . ai . ' 2 4 . SQ, EDWARD J TOOHEY Moore eney City, New eryey Entered Peddze 1945 Varsnty Football 46 47 Hockey 48 Wnnter Track 47 48 Sprmg Track 46 47 JV Football 45 V Baskctball 46 47 Pedtlle Neuv 46 47 Rnfle Club 45 46 Roommate and Room Bill B cker Trask Bom anuary15 1930 Yac RICHART D TOWART Dlfk Cammy Venezuela Enteted Peddle 1944 Pe ll Num 44 47 Rrfle Club 44 45 Go en Blues 47 48 Camera Club 44 45 YMCA 44 48 Clue Club 46 48 O11 Coll and Blue 47 48 Tenms 47 48 Roommate and Room Robert A Van Val Bom une 22 1929 Babson Instxtute 'K' il 60 ,nr ROBERT ULBRICHT Re Montrlazr, New erfey Entered Peddle 1945 JV Football 45 W1nter Track 45 47 Sprmg Track 46 48 Varslty Football 46 47 Captaxn 47 Gold Key 46 48 HallsCouncxl 46 47 Prom Com mxttee 47 48 Roommate and Room Nick Schloed r Born November 27 1929 2 F' . 7, I ' ' ' I . j ' I ' -' 4 ' 'lf' 9 - . l JJ- - ' 1. D S ' , I 12. A . 1-I , V ' I . 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' 1 4 snr FJ ROBERT ARTHUR LUIS E VILLAMIZAR R VAN VALKENBURG Lowe Van Carafax, Venezuela, S A Baltzmore Maryland Efzlered Peddze 1945 Pcddne Band 45 48 Secretary 45 46 Concert Orchestra 45 48 Vxcc President 46 47 Glee Club 46 48 Presnclent 46 47 Octet 46 48 Co en Blues Leader 46 48 Monitor 47 48 Intramurals 45 47 Tenms 48 Roommale and Room Rlchard D Towart W11son 415 Bom November 25 1929 Brown Entered Peddle 1945 Chess Club 46 47 Camera Club 47 48 Motxon Pncture Club 47 48 Roommale and Room Henry Bond, Cole man 22 Born September 25 1925 Rensselaer Polytechmc Instxtute JAMES QUINTIN Voss Swarthmore, Pemziylvama Enlered Peddze 1946 Winter Track '46 '48, Sprung Track 48 Cum Laude, Rxfle Club 46 '48, Motnon Pncture Commutce 47 48 Treasurer Scnence Club '46 48, Camera Club '46 '48 Roommale and Room Robert L Porter Coleman 35 Born February 20, 1930 Mlddlebury PEDIJIE 61 ' 1 X l ? 1 at , 5 R , I in . . PP ' If ff Y! , . ' 1 r I y , . - , ' Q ' 1 - , - D , , 1 . ' ' -' , - ! ' 1 - , A - 1 Q- , - , - , ' -' , ld - , , L . ' ! I ' 3 ' i - 3 ' . .. , 1 , ff, QU 15 ' Q11 , 37, ., of a - , . ' ' . . 12 iz' . . '. . . '. ,lj ' A ' - . - . ' V' if , ' -' - . v NEAL WARD Mlke Fazrbaoen New erfey Entered Peddze 1944 7 w 'n g 46 48 Pdde News 45 Roommate and Room Chuck Geran Beekman 21 Born anuary 8 1929 Colby E LYNDEN WATKINS II Lyndy Portland Maine Entered Peddze 1947 Golf 47 Roommate and Room Albert Z Seymour Trask 21 Born May 26 1928 Harvard JOHN W WARWICK J ar Trenton New erfey Entered Peddfe 1946 Halls Cou cl 47 48 Roommate and Room Huston S Baker Coleman 24 Born September 26 1927 Bucknell C W1 . ' i . , r. ff ' yy ff! kb' l f ,I I I , . , 1 F.S. Baseball '4Sg J.V. Football '44-'46g Varsity Poor- Football '46-'47s Wrestling '46-'47s Hockey '47-'48s ball '4 Q S im. in ' -' 3 e i ' -'47. ni ' -' . -.. .. , h Q , -J , . - , . . , ff I7 ip, 1 9 1 ' 7 -,,. 11. , l V' 62 GEORGE R WILSON Bo Arluzglofz Vzrgmm Entered Peddle 1947 Football 47 Old Gold a cl Bl Roommale and Room Don Stewar man 36 Born October 20 1930 Dartmouth GREATEST PEDDIE HONOR DONE MOST FOR PEDDIE MOST POPULAR MOST DESTRUCTIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED WORST TRAMP BIGGEST PULL WITH FACULTY LEAST PULL WITH FACULTY ROBERT F. YTTERBERG rrB0bU Cfextwood, New York Entered Peddie 1946. J.V. Football '46g Wrestling '47-'48g Radio C '46g Camera Club '46g Business Manager Pddu' News '47-'48g Science Club '46-'4-85 Old Gold an K Blue '47-'48g Glee Club '47-'48g Motion Picture '46 '48 Roommare and Room ack Monkman Coleman 32 Brown SENIOR VOTE Fzrft Cum Laude Bill Hostetter Huston Baker Ray Guarmi Marty Battestm Bob Pizzmi Nick Schloeder Clovis Heimsath Nick Schlocder 64 Bom May 23 1930 Sefond School Presidencv Hank Bond Bill Hostetter Nick Schloeder Rog Elliott jack Avis Ray Guarim Bob Pizzini Ray Guarnm 3 if -J BEST BLUFFER r,,,,,,i.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,.......i.i........., Clovis Heimsarh ...............,r. ,... ...... B u d Royal MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST PESSIMISTIC QUIETEST NOISIEST MOST RESPECTED MOST SARCASTIC BEST LOOKING BEST DANCER BEST PI-IYSIQUE BEST ATHLETE FUNNIEST Flrrt Hank Bond B111 Srcltel Don Edwards Ray Guar1n1 B111 Hostetter M1ke Ward 11m Brown 'Inn Klauclt Merle Bacon Townsend O1lX er Mllxe Ward Second Huston Bal-.er Marty Battestm erry Meyer N1c1t Schloeder Huston Baker N1c1t Schloeder Bud Taylor Reex es L1tt1e Chuck Geran Chuck Geran Nlflx Schloeder 'VIOST CONCEITED BUSIEST LAZIEST FAVORITE COLLEGE FAVORITE GIRLS SCHOOL FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORIT E FAVORITE SONG ORCHFSTRA ACTOR ACTRESS MAGAZINE AUTOMOBILE Hank Bond Moose Toohey Prrnceton H1ghland Manor Sh1ne Edd1e Condon Humphrey Bogart ean Peters L1 e Cad1llac B111 Hostetter Baz Dalack Ya e St Mary s S1ster Kate Stan Kenton Errol Flynn ane Russell Esqu1re Bu1clt FAVORITE MOVIE Captzun from Cast1le Gone Wrth the Wmd FAVORITE PLAY Macbeth Hamlet MOST PROMINENT AMERICAN D W R1ch jr George C Marshall 1 ' . ,,...,, ...... ,,..,...,,,.,. C 1 ovis Heimsath . .,...,.1....,1.,., .... , ,, jack Avis 1 ,.,., ' , 1....,.,.,..,........ ,,,, ., 1 1 .. ..,... ..,,., ,,,,,,., .r,.1, -I ...,.1.,..,. ,r,,..... 1... ..,..,, . , J ' ...,..,, ,,,1........, ' f ...,..,..,... .,.,....,,...,.r,........,,,,, , 1 ..... .... . I ' ' 65 Sf in 'K' 5 .., +3 'Tw if Fnrf mu le I to Hgh! Jaggard Mac Dermid Mr Sugarbalcer Petty Plun kett Palamountain D Hunter Greene Apy Second mu Bramble Ekstrom Costa Rankin Stones Eg gers La Torre Milne Stanley Ober kotter Tbzrd you Earnshaw ohn stone Spangler Rudisill Finfveret Perrme Barclay Larregur Lebrun Fourth four Giraud Chamberlain McCann Chun Fiylink W. Christen- sen Somerndike OConnor Poole Chagaris. Filb mu: ones Hendry Simon Buckley Pitts Mauch L. Ed- wards Coss Gray-Lewis. Sixlh rou. Barnard Hastings McKinstry P. Clarke Rinaldi Blair Donaldson 1 005' Stahl S Davis A Ayers Sezenlb row Glberga Broclcman Clarridge Myers Ditcheos Weinstein Adler man Rice B Dans Nelchbor Izzglatb mu Marino Kaltsteln R ohnson T Forman Masland Mensch Rosen berger Metzler P Forman Coates T H55 ns Nmllf mu G Fisher T Vincent Ellis Henmg Lindberg Kushell S Perry Merryman Ehr hardt Holden Grullon Casagrande Tenfb rou Melli h Titus M Gau tier Gautier Chamberlin New R Hart Doyne Sanders Bailey Groxer Elefefzlb mum' Roarick Graexe Zaiser Woolfenden 'Eiker. THE L fl lo rigbl: Mr. Sugarbaker, Jth P l mountain, john A. Petty. ELA OFFICERS n D. Plunkett, Philip aa- AS the members of this year's jun ior Class move closer to their senior year, more emphasis has been placed on academic work in prepara tion for college. Many of the juniors have attained high scholastic ratings and several names have been on the honor roll consistently. Among the high-ranking students in the Class of '49 are Alan Brockman Lincoln Ekstrom, Ulises Cwiberga, Robert W Jones, and Robert V. LaTorre In the held of athletics many jun- iors have made a very commendable record for their class, participating in all varsity and jayvee sports. Some of the most outstanding junior athletes were Ted C Baer ames Metzler Philip Palamountain Roy A Lind berg and Edward A Masland The members of the class also continued their record by participating in the various school organizations such as The Peddze Aeur the Press Club musical organizations and the Radio and Rifle Clubs The ofticers of the Class of 49 were ohn Plunket president john Petty vice-president and Philip Palamoun tain secretary-treasurer. Mr. Everett Sugarbaker has acted in the capacity of adviser to the unior Class. 550151 COMPOSED of approximately forty students and led by President john Dufford, the class of 1950 ended this year with admirable accomplishments and great hopes for the future. Its preparation for the next two years was exemplary of the best Peddie spirit. Many sophomores distinguished themselves in the field of athletics, varsity letters being attained in soc- cer, basketball, swimming, wrestling, and baseball. The Freshman-Sopho- more basketball team lost only one game of its scheduled twelve. Douglas Melville, Frank De Luca, and John jahos did a fine job in j.V. foot- ballg Tim Tobin and John Burleigh OFFICERS Mr. Reeves. displayed their aquatic abilities with considerable success, while Lewis D'Ippolito upheld the Sophomore Class in the field of wrestling. Charlie Reed consistently led the class scholastically and ranked second in the school during the winter term. Sophomores were prominent on the re- porting staffs of The Peddie Newr, The Old Gold and Blue, and the Press Club. Members of the Class of 1950 were very active in the Science, Stamp, and Gun Clubs. It is apparent that the Sophomore Class through its vigorous support of all phases of school life is preparing for a great Peddie of the future. THE CLASS UF Lrfl fo figbi: Lewis H. D lppo lito, James McCrossen, J h R Dufford, Jr., John P. Bul gh Firrt row, left to rigbr: Imlay, Nemitz Mr. Reeves, D'Ippolito, Dufford, 'I Burleigh, McCrossen, Bourland Marsh Serond 1014 Frisbee Nasr Bakoulis McCormac Sussek Butcher Bronstein, J. Dalack Thompson Heist Tbzrd row Schaeffer Loeb Goldberg Plechner Parker Hood Cameron Feins Brase Goldbloom Beveridge. Fourlb four Bitzer ahos 95 Vidal Kelley Tobin DeI.uca Buch holtz Melulle Morrow Walken F1 tb 1014 Cox Grassey R Gardiner Palmer Hulsart Hoppe Hanson Har rison Stockhold Reed LeMon Szxlb mu Rohde K Smith Bolton Veasey Lloyd Lowe Tickner Straton Tang Seienlb mu McGrann Oliphant Haffner Morrison Magnus. Firrl row, lefl to right: Sutphen, Mr. Mariboe, Huffnagle, P. Baker, A. Chang, Gravenhorst, Harker. Setond row: Werner, Keyser, Wallace, Mac- Dougall, Bradley, P. Ayers, Latta, N. Perry. Third row: Sauvageot, Laegel- er, Cowan, Eisenfelder, Gilmour, Ter- la.. hune, Evans, Fourlh row: Hester, F Larregui, Stanson, Kunstler, Riley Floyd, Reid, Strotbeck. Fifth row Cornell Vincent MacGowan Sand , , 1 ' strom, Wahid, Cayley, Hornbeck Sixib row: Langford, Rendall. OFFICERS Lcft io right: Mr. Marilaoe, Arthur S. Chang, Henry W. Huffnagle, Peter A. Baker. THE Freshman Class during the past year has made a notable rec- ord with many of its members excel- ling in scholarship, extracurricular ac- tivities, and athletics. Having been formed around a nucleus of fourteen lower school graduates, the Freshman Class quickly established itself as an important factor in Peddie life. Many clubs and organizations were actively supported by the freshmen. The Science Club, the Rifle Club, and the Camera Club were among those consistently attended by freshmen. Several freshmen established notable records for themselves scholastically. Among the top-ranking members were David B. Kunstler, Henry W. Huff- nagle, Thomas C. Wallace, Donald H. Werner, Charles A. Eisenfelder, and Peter Ayers. Although starting the academic year with an unsuccessful Freshman-Sopho- more football team, the Freshman Class offers some promising athletes who may excel in varsity sports in a few years. Among those who took the keenest interest in sports were Donald W. Hornbeck, Charles A. Eisenfelder, Jack L. Bradley, Philipp Evans, Robert Cowan, Robert C. Laegeler, and Don- ald H. Werner. The faculty adviser for the Class of 1951 is Mr. Mariboe. The class offi- cers for the past year, elected from the graduating class of the Lower School, were as follows: Peter A. Baker, pres- identg Arthur Chang, vice-president, and Henry W. Huffnagle, secretary- fI'C3.SI.lfCI'. CLASS UF 1951 FOLLOWING the pattern of the entire school, the Lower School has the largest enrollment in its history. The size has not decreased the feeling of unity among the boys, nor has it kept them from feeling that they, as a group and as individuals, are a very vital part of the entire Peddie School. Through their elected president and vice-president, the Lower School is represented in the Halls Council, one of the Upper School governing bodies. The Lower School House Commit- tee, under the leadership of Mr. Van Cise, acts as the student government. This committee, elected in the fall by the four forms, plans and executes most of the social functions. It also OFFICERS Seated, Irfl to righl: Richard Hunter, Mr. Van Cise, Ira Haupt, Richard Katz, Lindley Murray. Slamling: Bernard Klug, Vernon Skillman, Norman MCQuillin. suggests changes in the existing rules and regulations. The academic program is based upon the prescribed requirements of the Secondary Education Board. Through these requirements, the small- ness of classes, and their untiring ef- forts, the faculty sees that the students are well prepared for entrance into the Upper School. For the enrichment of the boys' life, special classes in hobbies, art, mechan- ical clrawing, reading, and religion are planned. A separate Junior Church Service is held nearly every Sunday. The recreational side is provided by supervised play activities and by well coached Lower School teams in foot- ball, soccer, basketball, and baseball. LUWER Fir!! row, left to righl: Klug, Skill- man, Haupt, F. Hunter, Murray, Katz, McQuillin. Second row: Swertfeger, Hicks, Bree, Long, Applegate, Litter- ick, Alex Belmont, J. Belmont. Third row: Coventry, Ford, Bonanno, Boewig, R. Kaufman, DeGarmo, Pat- erson. Fourth row: Roller, Alfonso Belmont, P. Walsh, M. Walsh, Focht- mann, McCracken, McKeown, G. SEHUUL Boewig. Fifth row: Froyd, Marsh Weeks, K. Farmer, Littlefield, Bel- mont, R. Walsh. Sixlh row: Jeffries Backus, Mosquera. Sommer, Codding Roesenthal, Tucker, M. Baker. Sev enlh row: Costantin, McKenzie Family: Mr. Malosky, Mr. Hamilton Mr. Van Cise, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Ob lom, Mr. Burrus, Mr. Laegeler. Q41 . ff Atv- -K , Y ' lv- I C Q ied' -L fl Q 3 V73. 54. 4 lx if W f A 'H- xy. 4 61.51 na .,, av, ' 1 f -xl, f, 'of V., .' 'Way fl, .f+,,1'f Z 4 ad ' ', r 2, -Q, ' 'V4' ,f my A Gy K 1' V .tr Q. -f: if . . 4.7 .1-K fir 1,5 W. 'BMW Nu- , w w Q37 A' EE? H ,ef 4 '1' f is N4 Q g :X .f?.,Q ' N I Q if ' ii, ' A + E ' Y ' if F 751' 2 A ff, . ,-1 ln Z-,H 1 ':f:a,':,,,E,' -'L QSLQD if Wfiv ftgirf f? E fy iilfix ' f 5? ' 2' I K A .ffggs Q ' 'Iliff f X 52, I, N 5, 173374 I 4 f Ygkxifif 5567 2 ,:-, V rf 'fylsiq W 'fb 521' K v' J ight? .gyilg 1 L 4 ' . f M ' 1 H rw Af, , f +3 'ff' gm M ' F wp A 5 s if ii . M: Carzer Anderson Ytlerberg De Har! Porter activities but all agreed that the ad vantages of early publication out weighed the disadvantages In an effort to present a more in formal book it was decided to adopt offset printing which allows more freedom in the layouts and in the size and number of pictures More informal shots were included than in previous years and a separate section for underclassmen was added. The editors hope the changes in layout will be well received by students and fac- amine- ulty alike Nearly all of the work was done during the winter term although the dummy had been prepared in the fall Again this year no departmental editors were designated instead as signments were distributed by the edi tor in chief to those willing and able to carry them out Consequently the number of boys who contributed vary ing amounts of work toward the prep- aration of the book was large. The complete staff was as follows: Robert L. Porter .........t....,.....,....,............t..............,...,tt.............,...........,..........,............,.... Edztor-in-Cbze I. Avrum Fingeret ..........................A.t.,,t..,.,............t.........,,.....,.....,.,................,..,..,... Banners Manager Edward S. De Hart . .tt..A..,.....t,....,.......t.t.,.,,....4....................,...................... Photographic Editor Fred S. Anderson Guy C. Morse Austin N. Beltrani Doriald H. Ogren Theodore R. Bronstein Stephen P. Toadvine III Sydney Greenwood Thomas C. Vincent Clovis B. Heimsath G. Robert Wilson, jr. Richard W. Hennig Robert F. Ytterberg Mr. George A. Carver and Mr. William H. French .........,..,........... Farulty Adviser! 81 'lsr llrhhzr Nrm h l'KdvrmungNe'f I Bemzcerraf, Planle Fmgerel, Ellzotl, Polen I PEDDIE NEWS OR the second consecutne year The Peddze Neuf gaxe students faculty and subscrrbers a complete weekly coverage of the events of the school year Mr Wrlllam H French and Mr Rudolph U Oblom assrsted Mr Charles E Overholser as faculty advrsers to the News The paper began the year wnth nearly the same edrtorral board whrch ohn W Boynton last years edrtor selected but as the term progressed Donald H Ogren became general news edrtor and the most capable as set to the board under Peter W Poten edntor 1n chref Thomas L Masters last year s general news edrtor moved up to the post of sports edrtor whale Robert B Plante feature edrtor sub mrtted numerous humorous essays for publrcatron Two Junxors I Avrum Fmgeret and Frank H Eggers who are expected to be the marnstays of next year s paper served as assocr ate edrtors untrl the mnddle of Aprrl when the new board whlch w1ll work for the 1948 49 perrod took over As rn prevxous years the News Board made a trrp to New York rn order to attend the annual Columbna Scholastrc Press Assoclatron Confer ence whrch was conducted m March Poten, Fmgeret, and Eggers were the board members who absorbed helpful knowledge at the drscussrons at Colum 7 'f 1 if - rv- ,.v. . ...l,4., ,, 4. , .4-xt.,-N 41 .,....n..-.,c.. , , , ,QM 'tions v ' ' . mv, my 5 X 1 W t-far.r.u.4.,,u,,,...v...,,. ' vu .rtncam Aw! Nun V1 an N v .f,I...l'11'. F I '- .. , F l ,I t . 9 ' s..-V, 'U s N' , , v ul II , . J ' 7 7 7 ' Y ' ' . . , , . 1 - 1 y ' . , . , . , jr., of . , . , . W S f y ,. 1 ' ,rx PEDDIE NEWS BOARD 5 Sealed, lffi io righl: Plante, Masters, Poten, Elliott, Bcnacerraf, Slamling: Ogren, Mr. Oblom, Mr. French, Mr. Ovcrholser. bia University and Poly Prep. The News retained its membership in the Daily Princetonian Association of Preparatory School Newspapers, when this organization resumed its activities this year after a short lapse, and the News received its rating as com- pared to the standards of the associ- ation. The News, which tied in closely with the Press Club in the covering of sports events, also printed a paper which came out two days after the Board had left to attend the confer- ences at Columbia. , abc Debbi , ' me ' .- -- , ,mv 1... fur -W... ,, 14 la , n,., . 0 fflr.,,,,m wr ,Ll:1Q,,,,,H r , ,, ., ,I .aa U v , . ff, rw, ,, i.,i.,,,jgQ5Z.,, Hu., '-fr',.,f,Lf: F-If A ' M..,,, X Fingerel and Vinrent all PRESS CLUB ll ' HE principal responsibility of the Press Club, under the guidance of Mr. Burchard M. Day, is to submit concise and accurate results of the varsity games to leading newspapers, such as The New York Timex, and The Philadelphia Inquirer. The or- 4 wrapped up in their work Sealed, Iefl to righi: Vfooley, Bielski, Poten, T. Vin- cent, Fingeret. Slanding: Mr. Day, Benacerraf, A Ayers, Masters, Morgan, Pizzini, Crispin, Holling- worth, Toadvine, Giberga, Tickner, Greenwood. ganization also provides an official scorer for each home game and sends a representative to cover each event away from school. The Press Club affords an excellent opportunity to stu- dents who are planning to make jour- nalism their career. Sraffzf, iff! I0 rigbl: Mr. Nor ton, Little, Pizzini Bond Christian. YMCA HE PEDDIE Y.M.C.A., having the distinction of being the oldest prepara tory school Y in the United States, is the nucleus of the religious life at school. Under the direction of the school pastor, the Reverend Powell H Norton, the Y functions as a benevolent organization, giving funds to many individual charities. Soon after the opening of school, Mr. Norton called together the first meeting for all those students who were interested in the work of the Y.M.C.A. At this meeting the following were elected as members of the Executive Board: Robert Pizzini, presidentg Reeves Little, vice-presidentg Henry Bond, secretary, and Henry Christian, chairman of the Hnance committee. The Y.M.C.A. membership cards received by all who contributed to the drive held in November are accepted as valid by any school Y. M. C. A. in 85 If 4:- .1 -K ., ,1 First row, left lo rigbi: Pizzini, Bartestin, Hostetrer Ulbricht, Mahan. Second row: Bond, H. Baker, M Hicks, Little, French. PROMENADE COMMITTEE The student committee on social affairs, aided by Evans Hicks and Donald W. Rich and composed of the senior members of the Gold Key, sponsored several highly successful dances this year. The largest undertaking of the committee was the Senior Promenade held on February 27. The affair, formal for the girls and optional for the fellows, took place in the foyer of Wilson Hall. Excellent music was furnished by Michael Donnelly and his orchestra. Assistance in arrangements and in the serving of refreshments was given by the faculty members of the committee-Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.. Waddell, Mrs. Litterick, Mr. and Mrs. Messler, and Mr. and Mrs. Crue. 86 09 'Q F I row, left to figbl: Bielski, Reinfeld, Anderson, Voc H. Kaufman. Second rout Cheney, Masters, Ell oft, Porter, Barresrin. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY THE Peddie Chapter of the Cum Laude Society is a branch of the national preparatory school honor society. Election to membership is an honor highly prized among the student body. The faculty members of the local chapter have the responsibility of elect- ing the members in course. To be eligible for elec- tion a student must rank scholastically in the upper fifth of the senior class. Elected prior to Founder's Day and initiated into the society on February 8, 1948, were Rogers Elliott, Jr., Thomas L. Masters, Francis V. Bielski, Fred S. Anderson, james Q. Vose, William H. Cheney, Martin C. Battestin, Robert L. Porter, and Albert Reinfeld. Additional members in course were to be elected during the spring term for initiation at the commencement exercises in june. 87 Frou! mug Ivfl In rigbl: Butcher, Meyer. Serrlvil: G. Fisher, Romero, C. Farmer, New, Mr. Boyd. First ifamfing mu: Beltrani, Beveridge, Murray. D. Bur- leigh, Barclay, Stewart. SN- oml mu: Morrison. Rendall Morse, MCCr0ssen. 1 EETING every Thursday with the adviser, Mr. Boyd, the Radio Club devoted most of its time to the study of the AC and DC theory and its application to the circuits used in radio. Considerable time was also spent in learning to transmit and receive the International Morse Code. In addition, the club constructed a simple transmitter and receiver, and on several occasions broadcast from the station on top of Memorial Hall. The officers were Channing M. Farmer, presidentg jerry A. Meyer, vice- president, and john New, secretary. 88 RIFLE CLUB Front mug lvfl Io rigbl: Farber, Apy, Latta, Reid. Sralml: Stewart, Vose, DeHart, Barclay, Merritt, Christian, Mann. Fin! ilumling rout Parzini, Ma: Dcrmid, Gilmour, Eltstrom, Bron- stein, Hickolt, Huffnagle, Mr. Boyd. Svfmzll mu: Mullish, Maier, johnson, Randall, Morrison, Neighbor, Grullon. Tbiril' mu? Strotbcck, Fingcret, Barnard, Cayley, Hoppe, B. Davis, G. Fisher, Donaldson, Stanson. W HE principal objective of the Rifle Club, under the direction of Mr. Boyd, is to instruct its members in the use and handling of small arms, with particular emphasis on safety rules. The club meets every Tuesday at its own rifle range in the basement of Wilson Hall. The range is hfty feet long and contains five positions. The officers were as follows: Albert Barclay, president, Edward DeHart, vice-presidentg and Paul Merritt, Secretary. f. Q. with loaded rifle 89 1 ' X AQ 0- 4' 5 .3 A ' if 2 'E' I X. X Si ' . g Q QQ ia Egg 1 V V . Q ' JP 4+ if l' If .2 ' MU' Q i if g,,, K: : ,, i W , .V , i 1 If 4, ' 1' f , W , I fly 111715. 5 6 D' an, 3 of A 5 Y, ' g, was Q 4 5 ' . .. .-qi me I s Y 1 iwri 52?? ?? . f V v ,I V A . I up -Q f 2 4 E 'v BAND 5 Firxf row, lrfl In rigbl: Grullon, Graeve, Beveridge, Le Mon. Srrrnztl mu! Hood, Rycroft, Barnard, Stanson, Straton, Zaiser, Posson, Milne, Tblnl mu: Williams, Sussek, Latta, L. Edwards, jones, Mr. Plante. SSEMBLED for the football sea- son under the direction of Mr. Plant, the band greatly stimulated the enthusiasm at the games. Between halves the organization afforded ex- cellent entertainment by doing maneu- vers and by playing a selection to each of the opposing sides. The band also presented a Winter Concert in the gymnasium, having as guest soloists Lex Holmes and James Davis with violin and trumpet solos, respectively. The band appears again in the spring to play for Prize Day. 1 I THE GOLDEN BLUES Kushell and hff d '1' Lrff to right: Hall, Mayorca, Mr. Hood, Majer, Towart, Kush- cll, Van Valkenburg. THE school swing band, the Golden Blues, was greatly handicapped this year by the want of saxophones, probably the most needed instrument in such a group. Despite this deficiency the band, aided by an imported saxo- phone section, was able to play for several informal dances held during the year. Constituting this organization were Robert Van Valkenburg, trumpetg Victor Hall, pianog Charles Majer, bass violing Charles Kushell, drumsg and Richard Towart, manager. The faculty adviser is Mr. Hood. 93 WINTER'S PRIZE SPEAKERS Left ro right: Mr. Reeves, Heimsath, Arias, Simon, Gatchell, Morgan, Fletcher. NDER the director of Mr. Walter Reeves, the Public Speak- ing Department each year sponsors several important activities, the most important of which is the X5C'inters Prize Contest. In 1890 the Honorable Byram L. Winters. '85, established the contest, in which awards are made to those students who write and deliver the most effective persuasive speec hes. This year's contest, according to Mr. Reeves, was one of the best held in recent years. First place went ro Clo- vis B. Heimsath whose topic was 'Peace in Our Time g second place went to Richard Simon who spoke on Compulsory Arbitration ot Labor Disputesng and third place went to James L. Gatchell whose subject was VUhat's Wrong with Radio? Pro- 9 PUBLIC fessor Frank W. Merritt of Princeton University judged the speeches on de- livery, while the Reverend john R. Humphreys, Mr. Henry Coates, and Mr. Walter Stults, all of Hightstown, judged the speechs on composition. Other major activities were the class declamation contests and the School Declamation Contest, all held during the spring term. Since it has been necessary for the Old Gold ,md Blue to go to press before these contests, we can only present a picture of the participants in the School Contest. The speakers selected for this occasion were Donald T. Crispin, Peter G. C. Flet- cher, Stephen R. W. Gray-Lewis, Clo- vis B. Heimsath, Malcolm V. Morgan, Robert L. Porter, and Richard Simon. The Dramatic Club presentations 1' 0' A, N, w f -1 Q pg- . L, 4 2- 5 sf Q gui 1525 ' gf 55 1 3 it .1 5 1 53 9 .. Rf' g S Q4 4 wg, Q F, 1 5 i q ' 2 V 7 W 3 7' 'ii ' Jaw - ' , . . 4 ,I 4 A55 W T - 'W -3' T Ng' ., gg f 55 X 4 ' 1 y m 1 Q 3 5 , W. wwyl. 7:6,w1y2'Qg . 35:11 ??',z: wwf! mfg. X, ff -P .. MV? QW? M gm! , M, f. ' af 'E 'sn i-galfm 5 4 Sealed, left lo riglai: Gray-Lewis, Morgan, Giberga, Mr. Sugarbaker. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB NDER the supervision and help- ful criticism of Mr. Everett Su- garbaker, the Creative Writing Club completed its program for the year with the publication of a pamphlet containing a collection of creative work done by students, some of them members of the club. This pamphlet contains work judged by masters and by the members of the club to be worthy of publication and felt by them to be representative of the creative work done by Peddie students during the past year. Throughout the year the meetings of the club took the nature of infor- mal forums to give members of the club a chance to present various origi- nal articles and stories they wished to have discussed as to technique, style, and mechanical faults. Also discussed at these forums were the techniques of modern writers who interested the members of the group. The recent growth of interest in creative writing is noted by the large number of enf trants in the national contests open to students during the year. Members of the club who were not present at the time of the taking of the picture were Manuel Gautier, Ray- mond Greene, and Frank Sanford. MOTION PICTURE COMMITTEE URING the school year, under the supervision and able direction of Mr. Marvin Burrus, the Peddie Mo- tion Picture Committee presented a full schedule of twenty top-flight movies to its 213 members. Highlighting the season were such great pictures as Swiss Family Robinson, My Friend Flicker, and jesse james. The executive committee, headed by Channing Farmer, was the group re- sponsible for presentation of the pro- grams. Other members of this admin- istrative group were Andrew Ayers, Edward De Hart, and Robert Ytter- berg. They were assisted in their work by the general membership of the Motion Picture Club Committee. Sulerl, left to right: Beltrani, A. Ayers, Farmer, Fingeret, De Hart. Standing: Ytterberg, Vose, Laegeler, Giraud, P. Ayers, Poole, Stanson, Lowe, Mr. Burrus, Cameron. HI Qi' ' :tor waded PW 4.- with 10411641 Yxfefberg SCIENCE CLUB UNDER the direction of Mr. French, the Peddie Science Club completed its sec- ond year of studying the three major sci- ences. Meetings have been held every Mon- day, at which members discussed various topics having to do with physics, chemistry, and biology. Selig Hecht's book,.Explain- ing llae Alam, was reviewed chapter by chapter by the members. On certain occa- sions movies were shown. In the fall, club members journeyed to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and in the spring to the Museum of Natural History in New York City. The officers of the club were as follows: Richard Hollingworth, presidentg Donald Neal, vice-presidentg Robert Ytterberg, sec- retary, James Vose, treasurer. The club plans larger activities for the coming year through the purchase of its own equipment. Sealed left lo right: Giberga, Giraud, Rankin, De Hart, Morse. Sfamling: Veasey, Coss, Bacon, Hollmgworth, Neal, Ytrerbcrg, Vose, Mr. French. First row, lef! lo riglzl: Mr. Hertzog, Neal, H. Kaufman, De Hart, Mohr, Mayorca, Vose. Second row: P. Ayres, Kunstler, Cvoldbloom, Villamizar, Fingeret, Bronstein. Third row: J. Romero, Gravenhorst, Cregar, Beltrani, Hoppe, Tang. CAMERA CLUB NDER the direction of Mr. Phares H. Hertzog, the Peddie Camera Club completed a very succesful year. The darkroom in Beekman House was almost entirely changed in appearance with the addition of a large cabinet for photographic equipment and a new electric print dryer. Instructional meetings were held throughout the year for members new to the equipment of the club's dark- room. Some of the best work done by members of the club was presented in Memorial Hall in February as an important part of the Founders Day Exhibit. The ofiicers of the club for the year were Edward S. De Hart, jr., presi- dent, Dick L. Mohr, vice-president, and Herbert E. Kaufman, secretary- treasurer. 99 Cregaf in the dark room 5 ima ww, wwf A Qual: .- if 5 Fi-xX1,.9'5, 7v ,f?,3?.c' , ff,-' S x , Q5 3 , ,wgg 41 , .g?2,x J?.5y , ni I 4 4, ,, , ' 'A fs! f 'ivf' ,, 1 T wx 1 x :vii . A J' . -- fx ' 145mg 'Sw ish Swim J' ,AWE why, A , It + fx M we-A ,. .- 371, ...K-,,...,,.. 9'- -Q- J Sealed, left to right: Mr. Sugarbaker, Hicks, A. Ayers, Lirterick, Mr. Van Cise. Slanding: Bonanno, M. Walsh, Swertfeger, Long, Fochtmann, Ford. CUB SCOUTS THE Cub Scouts at Peddie have had an active year in helping younger boys to prepare for their future years in the Boy Scouts. Mr. Everett Sugar- baker, assisted by Mr. Kenneth Van Cise, led the troop this year in a varied program of activities. Although much stress is placed on promotion of indi- viduals, the primary purpose of the Cub Scouts might be stated as provid- ing opportunity for all younger boys to get together for a good time. 102 The year's activities included indoor and outdoor camp fires, and skits and a hike during the spring. The nine members of the troop, with Andrew Ayers as den chief, met once a week in the basement of Austen Colgate Hall to carry out their program. The den- ners for the troop were Robert E. Hicks and William S. Litterick, Ir. Mr. Sugarbaker has noted that the troop has had exceptionally fine at- tendance and spirit. ,Ny W ,y 1 -If . 4,,:f.j1f:?9'?f '?,-Qrjsf'--51 . . A L , ?1i if f 3 rf' x-- '- avg. wi ?-Jzka k W , ,. K ' f ,,,, J - , 'V I V Y ,... Z.,..,,,g..f...,m,,, Y f Q? is . - , Lf, S. Q- ,!flg.ff?F If in ap 1 f T Y' Vis: ' ff-H Q: mg, wi 4 iq f V ., Q ' 522 , A at it nf Q52 'i -559, W f' gf , N 2 ,5 Q 'V ,K it , Y I wg- 2 Y7 LA .N Q ,g Y 4: 'f f . iii. A Q is ig? tu ' ' 5 K , ,J 54 ' ' .f , 1 V wb ,- -5 y f ' 1 1 Y wg .' U s 45 Y '11 V ' g W 'W Q21 A Q X , 'fm fA' N- f ,... 'gf W VK i -M ,345-KV, .. -, xii' J . - .N W.. 3 im 2 ii f x W L 5? Y f ,W , sv 5 1 A . , Y E Q 5 1, :Q E Y fi g 32 2? f fx 1 ,E fb I , ,V -2 f i .f Q 2 3 55 1 1: -N? ' ' ME I S f l f lo rigbl: Mr. Heagy, Pizzini, Geran, Masland, Oliver. Standing: Hostetter Mensch Vfool y Baer Costa, Mahan, Little. '41 LOUNGE COMMITTEE HEADED by Chairman Charles Geran, Vice- Chairman Robert Pizzini, and Secretary-Treas- urer Edward Masland, and ably advised by Mr. Harry Heagy, the Class of '41 Lounge Committee established an excellent reputation for efficient stu- dent government this year. The Committee, made up of boys elected by the members of the Butt-house, was in full charge of all matters concerning the Lounge-from disciplinary problems to the reuphol- stering of the Lounge's furniture-and they acquit- ted themselves well. Taking pride in the fact that the Lounge was their own, all members abided by the rules and decisions of the committee. It was this pride and good will that made the Lounge the great success that it was. 104 1T'l'EE Y Dr Saunders, Nichohg M. Schlocder . O wer, - to fixbff Mmlrl Blitegolixeliiieviilsend W f I Ilduiton 5- Baker' William i 1 i: HE House Committee is the highest student organization in Peddie. Representing the student body, this group confers with the Head- master every other Sunday evening at Swetland House on all major problems pertaining to school life. At any time a student is free to express his opinions about an unfavorable condition to a member of the House Committee. He may then rest assured that the matter will be given the utmost consideration and that changes will be made if they are deemed necessary. The committee consists of five members, two of whom-the president of the school and the president of the senior class-are members ex ofrio. The remaining three are elected by popular vote by the student body. Constituting the membership of this year's House Committee were Martin C. Battestin, president of the senior classg William T. Hostetter, president of the schoolg Huston S. Baker, Nicholas M. Schloeder, and Townsend W. Oliver. The Hrst undertaking of the committee was the rearrangement of classes in order that the student body could attend Peddie's tirst foot- ball game at Germantown. 106 HALLS COUNCIL - te v . Battestm. H05 n F. Hunter nmckmfn' ' ,Omen Gm ' lf! to right! Mu!-nylCosta, Palamouriugz rg Mahan- Firxt 'ow' e nd row: D'lPP l o' sch, TaYl0 Lin C l Z:af::54.,S2iz....a Me HE Halls Council is the Congress of Peddie School. The 1947-'48 organization consisted of thrity-three members, each representing seventeen students from a hall or house. These members were elected by popular vote at the beginning of the school year to serve for the entire year. Unless he had a legitimate excuse, each member was required to be present at all meetings, and three unexcused absences automatically dismissed a boy from membership. The organization held its meeting in the Ayer Memorial Chapel every other Tuesday 'at seven o'clock. The first meeting took place on November 14, at which time the following were elected as ofhcersz William Hostetter, chairman, Mar- tin Battestin, vice-chairman, and Nelson Taylor, secretary. Several special meetings were later called to make plans for the annual Blair week. Among the ideas brought forth was the one presented by the Headmaster suggesting that the Halls Council, on the night of the Blair game, take complete charge of 'the supper held in the gym because the dining room was going to be occupied by alumni. 107 f -1 T tier Coates, H' Ka'Ilil9Ti'i3 row 'Y V t ffgqzff -vw ' W. M Sv :ivan :fab-,f 1 , - V ,e,,.,, ' VTX .4 ' ' ,V .mv K , , 1-1-11e.v-W, ' K if. ! r K' 14,i X ..Q,gQi'f.?zaF9 fe .:,,Q,:, ,, J 'H ,,-,Q - . J Q' 5, ,MMM wmff' H- , a. , .yi fx, ,k Rin-- :.,ff,g1:,. P vc . , -.JU . ' ' dz ,532 31,73 ,, 1 , 5. E Olwer Maker a Fzrrl Down' Sfandmg let to right M Weed Ulbr ch: Mr Shuman VARSITY AST season Shumans Circus had a record of three victories against five defeats Mr Maurice B Shuman was aided in coaching the squad by Mr George W Weed Mr Victor K4 Hall Sr Doctor Montfort Haslam and Chuck johnson The Mickey men were ably captarned by Red Ulbricht From the great number of boys who answered the call Mickey kept thirty-Eve. Included in this number were nine veterans of last year s var- sity one letterman from the varsity squad of two years ago and six mem- bers of last year s j.V. football squad. For the first game of the season the Mickeymen traveled to Philadelphia to meet Germantown Academy. The game was a scoreless tie until the fourth quarter when Dick Bankowski scored. The following Saturdays game against St. john s Prep of Brook- lyn gave the Shumanites their second 110 win in as many starts. The superb blocking of Jack Avis and Roy Lind- berg and the great running of Townie Oliver and Chuck Geran were the sparks for the team's of- fensive attack. After losing the next two games to Penn Charter and the Princeton Freshmen B, the Mickeymen lost a close game to Lawrenceville. The fol- lowing week Hill beat the Shumanites 2040. The team won their third game by beating Poly Prep of Brooklyn on a muddy field by a score of 21-0. Two of the touchdowns were scored by Oliver on brilliant runs. The third touchdown was made by Bud Taylor on an intercepted pass. FOOTBALL The Mickeymen lost the last game of the season to Blair, even though Oliver scored a touchdown to put us ahead at half time. Red Ulbricht finished his season of leadership by playing a good game at left end. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 1947 Date Pcddie Opponent SCPL 26 7 Germantown Academy . 0 Oct. 4 19 St. john's, Brooklyn .. 6 Oct- ll 0 Penn Charter ,.,,,,,,,,, H12 Oct. I7 2 Princeton Freshmen 'B'. 27 CCI- 25 0 Lawrenceville .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 6 NOV. 1 0 Hill Y,Y-,Y,,Y-,Yyyrsrryyryhrrrrrbr 20 Nov: 8 21 Poly Prep, Brooklyn .... 0 Nov. 15 7 Blair v,,.Y,Y-c,A,YwkY,Y,Y,-Y,Y,Y--, 13 Fran! row, Iffl lo figbl: Rosenbcrger, Lloyd, Lindberg, E. C. Smith, Hennig, Schloeder. Srroml row: Warwick, Batte- stin, Christian, Oliver, Hostetter, johnson Kushell, Masland. Third mu: Mr. Shu- man, Bankowski, Pitts, Kidd, Ulbricht Pederson, D. Edwards, Ward, Mr, Weed. Fourlb row: Morse, Mctzlcr, Royal, T. Forman, Ruestow, Baer, Monkman, Wil- son, Klauck. Fifth row: Mr. johnson Guarini, S. D. Perry, Toohey, Taylor Avis, Bond, Geran, Mr. Hall. i 1 y n Go Get-'em Geran! Geran On an End Run! Oil y Oliver I JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL - 1947 Date Peddie Opponent Oct. 8 6 Admiral Farragut ,,-,... Oct. 11 0 The George School L-.. Oct. IS 0 The Hun School L..L.-.. Oct. 24 0 Delbarton ...................... Oct. 27 7 Lawrenceville .-.--...-.. Nov. 5 0 Hill ............A. .. ...A........ .... Nov. 10 13 Trenton Catholic --.M Nov. 12 0 Blair - .............. ......n.... 12 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL - 1947 Date Peddie Opponent Oct. 8 0 Bordentown M.I. ..... . Oct. 1 5 0 Delbarton ..,...........,, .... Oct. 22 6 Princeton High School Oct. 29 6 Lawrenceville .......,...... Nov. 12 6 Princeton High School Nov. 19 6 The George School .... 1, -v 0.-C4 .5 . - . X. r M-' . M Af V iz ,. .H j I -, -. ..-,,,Qe- f I. A A . . 41: ,Lx 5 ,,-Q1-k'sjw,:,1 5 h s 5' g -., V1.4 '. ,gm -, , X-,4al'f.v. -'. f fn I.. Siiwwwfwiu 2, QTY' piw ff- W N, . 1- Z' , QNIP' 'f,3,1gSi,,..5,, L h HLA- 5-, K1 W'- , ., Q 19 'uw' Kk,f-f, ,f,gyw,gq-,sm X - - 1 , -H -' ft,-.-f Jia, K k 'wwf' 2' . ' NAA' 54.5 -12 vw Q Q 1 79 S FQ, mm-ii an so 45 4:5 37 42 I 1 A 52 , .,'9'f-47, 35 VI' 1 N' Q,--K Wiw lf WV 1,2 I 5 X519 qw S ' aa yum 94 if 3-nf CE -P-ee 40 .l 58 Seal ,I Fingzrgffqy T 'igbli Chun, D. H Alden, G i arfeglu, Vidal, G unter? H. Kaul' Mr. Ra reenwoodl Morela my-Lewu' Slannhmin' Toadvlnf HE 1947 season of the junior varsity soccer team was not as successful as that of the varsity squad. However, the members of the team showed good spirit, and several proved themselves to be promising players for the future. john New, Eric Vidal, and Vic Hall were probably the most outstand- ing players. Jamesburg State Home for Boys was tied twice in scoreless games, while Lawrence- ville was tied once. The two losses were to Jamesburg High School. nd. Hd, New, Mann, Tigzfz Mr. Hicks er, Morgan rg 4' its-T' I ,5 A ,pp k 4' Q p il 'Y' . A -ffl tl, ' . , H ' fig fffiff 451 ., Q r I .. pi :gy 3 JW :wg f H Q A - 1 95.3 1 sf. ? 4 if -fj- ,gadgw z aym i , A 43 :ZA A H i s M ,,,, eaflbf-edge ' 1-lf: ' fe' Hall 115 SUCCER ..x 1 Kneeling, left Io right: T. Vincent, Harker, Crispin, Tasker. Standing ones, Mr. Weed, Bielski, D. Brown, Palamduntain, Plante. CROSS COUNTRY ACED with a difhcult nine-meet schedule with some of the best teams in the state, Coach George W. Weed and his hill-and-dalers won three and lost six. The team was ably captainecl by Don Brown, who ran a consistent race in every meet. Coach Weed's bright new star was Phil Palamountain, who finished first for the harriers in six meets. He also turned in the team's best time, which was 10:25. These two were capably backed up by Francis Bielski, Bob jones, Bob Plante, Tom Vincent, Thornton Coss, and Fred Harker. The hill-and-dalers started the season by defeat- ing lirst Trenton Catholic and then Pennington. After four straight setbacks they defeated Asbury Park. Following this encounter Peddie lost to Law- renceville and Blair. CROSS COUNTRY - 1947 Date Peddie Opponent Oct. B 23 Trenton Catholic ...... ....... 3 2 Oct. 10 25 Pennington ..,....,...... ....... 3 0 Oct. 15 32 Admiral Farragut ..... N23 Oct. 22 35 St. Bcnediefs ....... ...... 2 0 Oct. 29 37 Trenton High .. ..-.YY. 18 Nov. 3 28 Freehold ,.....,..... .a.---. 2 7 Nov. 6 26 Asbury Park ,... .-.---. 2 9 Nov. 12 34 Lawrenceville ,....... ........a-... .--.Y Y .21 Nov. 15 32 Blair ...,......,,....,...................a------fY-..--ff 23 Nov. 19 Sth place State Championships 116 Fm! row, lefl lo rigbt: Palmer, Gray-Lewis, S. Davis, Chun. Sea-and row Olxphant, Titus, T. Higgins, A. Ayers. Third row: Coss, Kelley, McKm stry jones, Mann, Vose, Palamountain, Mr. Weed. Fourth row: Fingeret K hell, Toadvine, Baer, Roarick, Petty, Toohey. WINTER TRACK PLAGUED by a raw and bitter winter, Coach George W. Weed's trackmen did fairly well for themselves in closing the long season with a record of two wins against four losses. Captain Bob jones proved to be the strongest mainstay of the team. The half-mile event was not lost in dual competition. At the National Interscholastics at Madison Square Gar- den in New York, it was Jones who led the squad by taking a fourth in the half-mile. The first meet was dropped to St. Benedict's by a score of 43-27. At the Philadelphia Inquirer Invi- tation Meet in Philadelphia neither the mile relay team nor the two thousand meter entrants were able to place. The next meet saw Peddie in the winning col- umn, as the Weedmen downed Princeton High School, 57-163 but the following week saw Peddie lose to Poly Prep, 31-24. The thinly-clads vanquished B.M.I. in the Hfth encounter only to lose to Blair and Lawrenceville in the last two meets-thus ending the season with four defeats and two victories. 117 Ui y, Ili!! y 'fe' 'N-,t Sealed, left lo right: Hood, Christian, McCann, Reinfeld. Kneeling: Holden, Ditcheos, Coates, J. Brown, Masters, Breuil. Third row: Mr. Thompson, Barnard, W. Meyer, Metzler, Schloeder, Pratchett, Kaltstein, Melville, Lowe. Fourth row: Engle, Sanders, Klauck, Eiker, Taylor, Lind- berg, Avis, P. Forman. BASKETBALL HE 1947 - '48 basketball season cannot go down in Peddie's athletic history as a successful season. It can be called nothing more than disastrous for the varsity squad, which can show only one victory against sixteen de- feats. While the team always fought hard and at times showed good basket- ball, the playing was too often medi- ocre and erratic. jim Brown and Captain Nick Schloeder as forwards, Ken Eiker as the center, and jim Metzler and Bill Meyer as guards constituted Coach William Thompson's starting line-up in the first few contests. These boys showed a great deal of ability as indi- vidual players, but didn't seem to be able to work together as a team. Con- sequently in later games Coach Thomp- son started a team which was com- prised totally of juniors. The junior five which had at forwards Douglas Melville and Randy Barnard, at'cen- ter Ken Eiker, and at guards Roy Lindberg and jim Metzler, made up for what they lacked in individual ability with smooth team work. The team's best game was' the Ger- mantown game, won on the home court by a score of 60-48. The first Blair game was a heart breaker to lose because it was close all the way with Blair winning by only a three-point margin. Five of the games-played with the freshman teams from Rider, Princeton, Rutgers, West Point, and Pennsylvania-were hard fought, but the team could hardly overcome such stiff competition. my fn f1f INNING three out of n1ne starts the B squad had a better season than the A squad However the team was handncapped by the loss of several of 1ts better players to the A squad BASKETBALL 1948 B SQUAD Date Peddne Opponent Dec n n C C C C C Date Dec Dec Dec a a n a an n a an C C C B E Epuscopal Academy Farragut Blaxr Pennmgton Germantown Lawrencev1lle H1 Blalr Lawrencevulle BASKETBALL 1948 A SQUAD Ped d1e Opponent Eprscopal Academy S Horace Mann Rutgers Freshmen Prmceton Freshmen Adm1ral Farragut Blau Pennmgton West Ponnt Plebes Germantown Academy Andover Exeter Pennsylvama Freshmen Lawrencevnlle H1 Blair Lawrencevrlle 44- Ezker Does U Agam of Brownie Store TWO 9 mm Fw' , , 4 f -Y 8 7, n 7 4 ! . 6 31 A ------ 24 ' Ja . I4 27 ..-...-,------- - ------' 34 Ja . 17 34 ' ..............--------'- - -A-'-- 20 z Jan. 21 35 l -----------------'-- 47 Q F b. 4 42 ..,...-------.--Ae 18 F b. 11 28 ' -----------------' 37 F b. 14 27 'll ------------------'------------f 41 F b. 21 35 ' ..........4.......-.,---------,' 39 F b. ZS 21 ' ------------------ 41 . f . 6 46 ' .,...... 52 - . ll 28 Rider Colle e Freshmen, 61 .13 38 ........,.....,. 42 5 J n. 10 36 .1...... ss J n. 12 26 ' ...... ss 4 -Ia . 14 47 ' ........,. 54 J n. 17 49 ' ....................,.....,.., Sl J .21 32 ' ..,1,....1.,.,.t.-,- ss Ja . 24 22 A .t,..... so J n. za so ,, 48 J .30 25 .. .,..............,...., sz Jan. Sl 20 ,,.,..........,,.,,,,,.,..,. ZS F b. 7 38 ' W 57 F b. ll 28 ' ,..,..,,,..,,,.. 43 F b. I4 36 'll ...,.....,,.,.,,,..,..,,...... 44 F b. 21 30 ' L- s...,... ,. ................ 44 F b. 25 30 ' ,,......,,,.,,,, 46 ll vi ' ' BASKETBALL Mr. Maurice Shuman coached the sophomore and freshman teams, both of which had successful seasons. The former was divided into two teams and compiled a record of twelve wins against two losses. Having a less ex- tensive schedule, the freshman team won two out of nine games. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-1948 Date Peddie Opponent Jan. 28 19 Princeton High Fresh.. Feb. 3 15 Wlitherspoon School Feb. 4 22 Pennington Freshmen . Feb. 10 9 Princeton High Fresh., Feb. 18 27 Jamesburg Boys Home Feb. 20 31 Lawrenceville Fresh. Feb. 24 14 Jamesburg Home J.V... Feb. 26 28 Pennington Freshmen . Mar. 5 14 Lawrenceville Fresh. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL - 1948 Date Pecldie Opponent Jan. is B -26 Hun School .........,..., Jan. 23 B -27 21 Hun J.V. ..,........,,.,,, . UA.. Jan. 27 -48 Trenton Jr. High .... 30 Jan. 28 A -38 Princeton High J.V...l9 Feb. 6 A -41 Allentown H. S. ..... .31 Feb. 6 B -18 Allentown J.V. ....... .16 Jan. 16 A -40 Allentown H. S. ...... 35 Allentown J.V. ........ 9 Jan. 23 A -36 35 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 10 A --61 Princeton High J.V 13 A -20 Hun ......... .. 13 B -so Hun J.V. .t.,...,.,v, 18 A -39 Jamesburg Home for Boys. ..... -. 20 A -31 Jamesburg Home for Boys ,,... L. 2 A -35 Trenton Jr. High . Clockwixet Schloeder, Metzler, Eilter, Lindberg and Brown. e M ' M522 i ii 4, Q V . In ll EF3 iq' ,, 5 WRESTLING OMPLETING xts most successful season the Peddne wrestlmg team coached by Mr Robert L Tnft came out wrth a record of slx vxctorxes agannst four losses To get off to a good start the manglers trounced B MI 40 6 rn a meet that featured a 1 15 pm by ack Wooley Chuck Geran Captam Ray Guarxnx B111 Hostetter and B111 Che ney also provrded puns for the Old Gold and Blue squad Peddxe next defeated Admrral Far ragut Naval Academy to avenge many recent defeats at the hands of the Lnttle Navy Vmce Marmo s pm of Farragut s captam rn the thnrd penod wnth a three quarter nelson was the best match of the day Travelmg to Poly Prep the Peddne grapplers made lt three nn a row by downmg the Brooklyn boys 26 13 Jack Wooley and Chuck Geran won by fall vrctorles whxle Captain Gua rmn decrsnoned hrs 138 lb opponent 2 0 m an evenly fought match After the fourth contest whlch was wxth Haverford Prep the Old Gold and Blue wrestlmg team was stxll un defeated Lou D Ippolnto Wooley and Geran gamed vrctorxes to keep therr slates clean At Lawrencevnlle the Peddne wres tlers met thenr Brst downfall by a 35 15 count Dlppolnto strll unde feated and Walsh won decnsnons whxle Ray Guarml and Chuck Geran drew Heavywenght jnm Kndd gamed 2 1 9 . . , 1 . .., ' , - s 9 y ' u - n - - - - , . . . . Q x ' ' , - . D , -y l s 9 , . ' 7 1 , . . - . , - 1 x First row, left lo right: Bielslii, J. Meyer, Geran, R. Walsh. Seroml row: Little, Wooley, Cheney, Guarini. Pitts, D'Ippolito, Mr. Tifft. Third' row: Kidd, Hostetter, Ruestow, Marino. the only Old Gold and Blue pin. Getting back in the winning column, the Hightstown grapplers trounced St. Andrew's, 28-10. Guarini, Geran, and Walsh flattened their opponents. Hill School beat Peddie, 54-8, but Captain Ray Guarini won a decision after his draw in the last meet. Lou D'Ippolito came back to pin his Hill School ad- versary. George School handed Coach Tift's boys their third loss of the season, 30- 18. Guarini, Towny Oliver, and Ge- ran pinned their opponents in three consecutive matches. Peddie's grap- plers recorded their last win against St. Benedict's, 30-8. Chuck Geran flattened his opponent in 1:19 of the first period. Blair beat Peddie 36-7. Chuck Geran chalked up Peddie's only victory in the fastest pin of the sea- son-1:06. At the Lehigh Prep School Invita- tion Meet Lou D'Ippolito, captain- elect, was the only Peddie Wrestler to reach the semi-finals. SCHEDULE FOR WRESTLING Date Peddie Opponent Jan. 10 40 B. M. I. ...,.,,.,. L...-.,,.,,,, '6 Jan. 14 36 Admiral Farragut ........ 6 Jan. 17 26 Poly Prep ,............. ,.,.-,. I3 jan. 28 29 Haverford School .... ...... 'll Feb. 4 15 Lawrenceville ...,,,...-,,,,,3S Feb. 7 28 St. Andrew's ... ,,,.......,., 10 Feb. 14 8 Hill School -- .....,...... ,.,,34 Feb. 21 18 George School -..L ...... 30 Feb. 25 30 St. Benedict's .........,.., ,L 8 Mar. 3 7 Blair Academy .,,,...,,,,,,, 36 Mar. 5-6 Lehigh Prep School Invitation Meet 123 Fir t rou Ie I to right Plunkett P Baker Schaeffer Tobn Rycroft Second row Sanford Veasey Bolto Came on Kramer Tlaml' row Mr Sprout D Burleigh Ward Johnstone E C Sm th Terhu e Fou lb mu, Crispi johnson Royal Bayer Gardner Lloyd Straton SWIMMING Splaiber Red Smith 12 INDING up the season by losing the traditional meet with Blair Academy Coach Clinton I Sprouts swimming team closed the record book with a standing of two wins and seven losses The handicap of improper facilities coupled with a hard schedule had its effect on the over all po tency of the team Unfortunately Lady Luck interceded several times and decided some close events and meets Throughout the season the team worked hard and showed fine spirit. Captain Ross Bayer, breaststroker, and Bud Royal john Burleigh, Bill Gardner, and Captain-elect Dick johnson, all freestylers, were the main- stays of the team. These boys were most capably supported by the fine work of Tim Tobin and John Rosenberger in the back- stroke, Red Smith in the breaststroke, and Mike Ward and Whitey Lloyd in the free- style events. The very difhcult work of div- ing was carried very well by Pinky Hig- gins and Don Buchholz. The highlight of the season was the practically unbeatable two hundred yard relay entry, which consisted of Lloyd, johnson, Burleigh, and Royal. 4 HOCKEY HE year 1948 saw the resumption of hockey at Peddie for the Hrst time since the early days of the war. Answering the first call for players were few, if any, boys who had played hockey before. From the group Doctor Montfort Haslam, the coach, molded a smoothly running, well organized hockey squad of fourteen players. Shortly before the season began, Douglas Peder- son was elected captain. Captain Pedersen and Dean Perry formed a solid defensive guarding line before jack Warwick at the goal. The front line was made up of john Alden at left wing, Mer Ivins at cen- ter, and john Robertson at right wing. In the winning column Peddie defeated Morris- town Prep twice, Cranford High twice, and Kings Park High once. Peddie lost to Lawrenceville twice, to Hill twice, and one each to Morristown Prep, Princeton Freshmen, and the Princeton junior varsity team. All practice sessions and games were held at Hobey Baker Memorial Rink in Princeton. Consider- ing the number of skating periods and the limited use of the rink, the record seems quite satisfactory. lack Warwick on guard First row, left Io rigbl: Dufford, Maier, Pedersen, Moreland, Ivins. Second row: Dr. Haslam Myers, D. Perry, Alden, Rudisill, Warwick, Toohey, Pizzini. Third row: Becker, DuMont Bourland. SQUASH SQUASH - 1948 Date Pedclie Opponent Jan. 7 0 Penn Charter ..,,,. jan. 10 0 Episcopal Academy jan. 17 1 Choate .,YYYY..Y..Y....Y. jan. 17 0 Yale Freshmen .... Feb. 7 S St. Andrew's .....,.. Feb. 21 1 Penn Charter ......,. Feb. 25 0 Episcopal Academy Mar. 3 0 Haverford ......,....,.. Mar. 6 3 Haverford .............. Hall. Second row: Mr. Rand, Giberga Heim Firxl row, left to right: D. Hunter, L. Smith, sath, J. Gardiner, J. Chamberlin, D. Hart, A. Christensen. . ...fail 2 Q , rm . ' i.Dl?lf YJLQIK ie fa ffl? X - .s sv- . HE squash team ended the season with a poor statistical record- one win, seven losses, and one tie- but it was one of the best seasons the team has had in years. Top man on Mr. Oscar Rand's squad was Captain joe Gardiner, who occasionally al- ternated with Don Hart for the first position. Ulises Giberga and Clovis Heimsath held down the third and 12 E ,l Qfggiglg 4 fourth slots, respectively, while Cap tain-elect Skip Masland did very well as the fifth man in his first year of squash. St. Andrew's bowed to Peddie, 5-O. The last march of the season, with Haverford, ended in a 3-3 tie when Leonard Smith played and won as sixth man. 6 5 is gg ,Img fi , . 2 gi 6 M! 'M A f4? 1 5 5KL wj V 5,4 zg irkxf . ., , X ,.,f35,, : .5-gg 1 'A'A f adm - 1 ' , .W V N ' .7 'H V S721 'lV'hy., 13'wf.?4 I ,: 4 ., , ik, G if 4 r f 177 f R A ' as v V, lv J f'-5. 331 'sl-JK A av 1 s 1 - .. .-Q5 Bib? E- 3 X ,. M J ,RZ 'V' .,, ,., N N M AWHJ QN jx f vw v .4383 4, 1 5 i -2? 1 1' i A T gi' x 1: Y- 'P 'F 5 -,Si M R5 M H A -1 f at 5 ,W sf 14 4 3 if V 1- V 5 'lv Jn Y s ' Qaswi ' l M , Y E ., ,Q Q- , 'W' ,1 , N, , wc' ef Hi l ' T , N kv ' A' ' , . ' ' .vr , I. A V - . ' 'fl' , ' ' Q, 1 A ,Q JQ, uf., ri , . I A t 7 M 1 .-A 'P . ' if' ' ' 'A A fav-, f' 1,144 P' . ' -3 lf' E1 . -f ag 'il A 1 , , 4 Q ,M .. : V-' ,i- 1 . 2'14 ,14,1f M -RAE L 1, Mg, ' M . , V- 1.1 f 'tj . .f i , 4 , ' ' A 1 224-22 'W ' MY 1 - , f' an-.,.,,,y , Wx-WNW, f- - -fl fm-' -. 2 4 ,prying H. 4 4 A ..4, , 1, ,gd A , ww , 1 Wm'-3 r V ':v54ff??. ' J, 2 W ,ywaa-. ,W ,V M , Zz, V 4 r , ' 1 , n V .. I ,, , A ,V , , :V - A 5 M.: M f 4' v M 2 wg A ,,, 'E 55 ?l1,gw,gg, 1 f QWY, X I, 4' , - ff 1 V S , if ga mggge, Q3 Mcggf . ,A I If A .A ,,,,,,,. 4, ,,f,a-U--Q-1 '01 f f Y' 'ff' 0 fy' . P an N W. Q -' 'lik xl ii! E Y ee First row, Irfl fa rigbl: Eiker, D. Perry, W. Meyer, Ruestow. Second row: Poten, De Luca, KIIYSKCIU, Klauck, G. Myers, Johnson, French, Melville. Third row: Mr. Sprout, Geran, Blais- dell, P. Forman, Masland, QI. Brown, Taylor, Becker, Battestin, T. Forman, Crispin, Mr. Bair. SPRING SPORTS ONTINUING the policy inaugurated last year, we are sending the copy to the printer before the spring term in order that the Old Gold and Blue may be in the hands of its readers before commencement. Consequently it is impos- sible to include any account of the various spring athletic activities. However, we are able to present pictures of the teams and the schedules as they stood at the beginning of the season. The schedules are as complete as possible, although doubtless some changes will occur as the season progresses, and the junior varsity and freshman-sophomore schedules are still to be made up at the time the book goes to press. April April April April April May May 10 I4 17 24 28 l 7 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE x'Bnrdentown Military Academy X' Pennington Princeton Freshmen Poly Prep 'Lawrenceville '?Hill School 5Episcopal Academy 128 May May May May May May Newark Academy :'Blair 5i'Pingry Blair Germantown Lawrenceville 'iAway games. L - 4 , L 1 5.1 M si M531 Q22 z D ? mi o U51 PEC? Mgt.. ?Zas nh.- ai F Lrg-.. 2 r:2.l, 3:-. wr., Pg-Q 3'5- li :CW 'Hoff 51'-4: P-tn 305 32- ' env 9'3 W r P5 x92 002 gist mia ? 52, :Sc ro... . 59, LAPQ sup ll QD aa? -103 D- . aio wg' ,1.n- FQ!! ,c On.-7 .QR Q.:- Sm oz? . ,-78 U R C :Nl-4 1-To 93.5 ORE Obi PH ADLSO HNI FRES Fin! row, left I0 rigbl: Vidal, Werner, P. Baker, Vincent, Beveridge, Evans, Gilmour, Sfroml row: Mr. Ogden, Butcher, Eisenfelder, Stanson, Bitzer, Imlay, Cowan, J. Dalack, Heist. Third row: Le Mon, K. Smith, C. Reed, Halfner, Harker, Morrison, Sutphen, Veasey, Sandstrom. A n-I 4 M I-U m 4 M TRACK April 17 ........ April 21 . . April 25, 24 . April 28 ,,,,,,.,. May 1 ,.,,.,, TENPUS April 10 ..,.......,. April I4 .,,,,, April 16 ...... April 17 ,,,,.. April 21 ..,.,, April 27 ,,,.....,.,.,,...,. April 28 ,YY.Y, ,..W,..,n. May 1 ,.,. GOLF April 17 .,..., April 21 ...... April 24 ..,.,. April 28 ,,,,,, May 1 H., May 5 .,.,. . .,,. 'fAdmiral Farragut Hamilton High 'iPenn Relays Pennington Hill School ,. Admiral Farragut -'iPenn Charter Pennington Episcopal Academy Rider V. 'Pennington :George School Hill School Haverford Princeton Freshmen Penn Charter 'Poly Prep Hill School Lawrenceville May 5 ........,,,4.,..........V..Y. .. .,..... 'Poly Prep May 15 ...M ,,,, L ,,., - .... - .,.,.,,.. .......,.,., - . 'Blair May 19 .,,, ...... S t, Benedict's May 22 ,,,, ,YY,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W Lawrenceville May 29 ,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,.,.,,,......,.,, I nvitation Meet 'Away meets. May 5 ...... Y... Lawrenceville May 12 ....YV ....YV,. Y .Y,Y.Y . . 'Lawrenceville May is ...,.. - ,.,,.r7, ,,,Y,c,,.V.,...,c., ff mm May 19 .fY.Y. .,... Z' Trenton Catholic May 22 v-f.f. ..Y... - ,,.t.,,ttt.Y.Y,t...tt,,t. B lair May' 26 ...... t..t.ttt,,t. G ermantown Academy May 29 ...... ............ - ...t.t,,.,,,,..,,,... P oly Prep 'Away matches May 12 ..,- ....., t.,... Lawrenceville May 15 ..... ..,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,.,.... Blair May 19 ,,,.,,,. n'Princet0n Freshmen May 22 M- ..,..,,,.r,....,..,... - ...... - .... - ...,.,,,, Blair May 26 .,,..,....,...........,..,....,.,,,,,,.Y,.,, Poly Prep iAway matches Firxl row, Ief! io rigbl: Vose, Rinaldi, G. Fisher, T. Vincent, McGrann, A. Ayers, Gray-Lewis. Second row: Fingeret, Davis, Palamountain, Coss, Ivans, Ulbricht, Lindberg, jones, Bankowsky, Barclay, Eggers. Third row: Costa, Simon, Parker, Christian, Pitts, D. Brown, R. Gardiner, McKinstry, Plante, Harrison, Titus, Hickok, Mr. Weed. Fourth row: Toohey, Hennig, Bayer, Baer, Toadvine, Gardner, Petty, Mahan, Higgins, Kushell. Q9 .,..!'9 2 l V Q f' - K :Q ..,11o,-'fn' -'V 40 .ol ' K - ' N., FT! K I Y EW Y-Pfff 'W' ri' Fzrxt row, luft lo right: Rosencran7, J. Chamberlin, Schloeder, Brave, Heimsarh, SNMJJ mu: Mr. Hcagy, Apy, N1cCormau, Bradley, firm-nc, Chun, H. Kaufman. Ur. Manbuc. Tfunl mu: Nuw, Mcrryman. Loch, Qnbcrga, Cjofhnan, D. Hari, Llarrxdgu. Barnard. Lvfl lo right: Grassey, Greenwood, McCann, Hood, Cameron, Pratchett, Mr. Hood. .kb , ua QQ Y '4'1g.LA 1 . A A ,P 4. I an r'4'A'-if 1 , dx -'1 v 4 , z 'Q DF F5005 I PEUUM H X P52115 , 4 925 -5? 5 'ff es QYTJL JJ! 9 YE I ,fi i'Uff , Ji,UIf', , gal. W f ' SQA!! 4, . v X 'QU' L Bs gqgha- gygbf vpnu Q Q53 f... , 'L FLW ff 'v FOOTBALL Frou! mu It I I0 YI bl R Kaufman Ro er Stromf mu. Paterson Karl lirtlefield Weeks De Garmo Thin! rou Mr Mariboe Coddmg Rosenthal M Ba er Tucker Haupt Fourth mu Wa s Farmer Sommer eller ies McKeown Mc uxll BASKETBALL Fin! mu, It I In nghl Rosenthal Coddmg Mc Kcown Secoml rouf Mr Shuman McKenzie Murrav Costantm M Baker Tucker Marshall BASEBALL FIV!! row let lo nghl R Walsh Froyd Little field F Hunter Haslam Second row Katt A Perez McKeown uillm R Kaufman Paterson Weeks Third row Farmer Mosquero Rosenthal Tucker Mur ray M Baker Costantin McKenzie Backus Mr Van Case LOWER SCHOOL SPORTS HE 1947 48 athletic season was a full one for the lower school Besides the regular recreation program and the midget football basketball and baseball teams a soccer team was added to its inter school competition The program of the lower school has been designed to give every boy a chance to participate in athletics at least four afternoons a week The boys are divided into two groups Those who have some ability form teams for inter school competition while the remainder are organized for a variety of game activities The latter group supervised by Mr Robert Hamilton and Mr Kenneth L Van Cise engaged in such activities as touch football soccer track tenms capture the flag speed ball swimming basketball tumblmg volleyball and baseball Each boy received encouragement and instruction from the supervisors and took his turn as captain of his team for one a Mr Herbert Mariboe agam coached the football team Nineteen boys were on the squad and a new captain was elected each week to give as many boys as possible a chance defeats and one tie was marked by the first lower school game with Blair Peddie s major rival A fme spirit was shown by the team some of the better players of which were Buddy Rosenthal Peter McKeown Harry McKenzie and Ira Haupt New last fall on the school s score card was the midget soccer team coached by Mr Van Cise Captained by Ired Hunter and sparked by thc playing of the four Belmonts and Raymond Mosquera the aggregation closcd its first season with two wins and two losses Mr Maurice Shuman s very successful midget basketball team had one of the best percentages of all Peddie s teams by winning five out of seven starts Practicing with the freshman basketball squad four days a week the team was well prepared to take on similar teams from other schools The starting lineup included Larry Codding and Fred Hunter as forwards Dick Costantme at the pivot post and Don Rosenthal and Lin Murray in the guard slots On the second team were two promising sew enth grade forwards Peter McKeown and Norman MCQUlllln In the spring Mr Robert Malosky coached the baseball team which had an eight game schedule ahead at the time the Old Gold and Blue went to press 131 u 'f 12' 2 . 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