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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1950 volume:

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X Q 7950 CLD GQLD AN BLUE Mr. Harmon in a typical pose, giving sound advice to Peddie boys. Presenting the Head of the School Cup on Prize Day I il. Nair MR. RALPH E. HARMON This year's Old Gold and Blue is dedicated to a person who is considered by the senior class to be not only the man most deserving of recognition in our yearbook but also a man whose cheerful spirit and quiet learning typify the goal that we seek. Mr. Harmon joined the faculty as a master in 1907 and rose to the position of Assistant Headmaster. Then, in 1949, the Board of Corporators voted Mr. Harmon a sabbatical leave before his coming retirement in lune. 1950. Through all his years at Peddie, he has worked unceasingly and unsel- fishly for the students. In dedicating this yearbook to him, we, the Senior Class, realize that we speak for the hundreds of Peddie men who remember the warm smile, the sincere friendliness of this fine Christian gentleman. alt ll' III 4 4 4-me 14 ,Q V! 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Q wi K- - Tu' G A , ,fy fp f 4 M ' ,, ' + V- e bf, ' ' , .,,, 4 fg ice, Snow blankets the cam- ,. 444' 0- I' 'f 'ft H 1 ' 3' Vu'44f ' gi , ' pus, a bit late tor a 3, ' ' 9 4 N -R -' - -Q l ' ,. ' white Christmas. I I 'ai . 7.1-A rt. 5 M.: ' l em Jngwa, K J' .,. , I ' .' .x tv' f -av U' 44001 7imeL of UM, ,Um glue ancf Qafcf Game fbaamlag 0414 Wap , W . .Af I '51 . .1 . f,l1i1.-. M, J,-gg, We often climbed these steps to dig into the fund of learning avail- able to us inside the rustic walls of our ivy covered library. A welcome siqn for old friends and new, .IX Graceful Beekman House in spring, a home away from home. 'fl-I The charm of Peddie is guarded by fhe sturdy, familiar gates which frame the enfrance fo our school. .- r, , ,nrrfjcf -'NAC' ,fu .4146 Gm Aa, We SZJZJQJJ 4141, 9 JfeA.L'i9'f1llfzal14lf!WaqSee . . . New Boy Tea Tops Social Season The Butt House, beautiful gift of the class of 1941, offers many hours of relaxation and play. f ealw- ' ' , me foo i M49-4' If alwrimn my A ,i,, 5 qc!! foo fn 4 fbaqd Zffedf in Padua . I xl ff 1 0 R ix :bm names scfmz, of '7fxee A wise American once said that peace is won on the playing fields of America. He could have used no finer example than these fields, where the bright and shining purposes of Peddie are reality. .I Ll., . , ,,., eb . ill' i 'wr K f' -1' if g -1 . ui- I 6 'S 7-, .avi ff . 7. Q. rg- si- JJ, fffg f-if A . - -. A 4 .A 'l I A A ,I I , r1 uf' ll CARRQL OSCAR MGRONG B25 71:25 ABEL EDWARD BLACKMAR BA MD School Physician Hygiene Appomted m 1949 MARVIN E BURRUS Mathemcmcs The Lower School Master at Peddxe smce 1944 GEORGE A CARVER BA MA English Helxqlon Master at Peddxe smce 1942 WILLIAM BOYD Scxence Master at Peddxe smce 1924 IOHN H CAMBELL 44 Assxstanr Alumni Secretary Appomted m 1948 LAWRENCE D ELENA Spamsh Muster at Peddie smce 1949 CUR FACULTY l I, C O . ., . . B.s. B.s.. MA. ' ma. ' . ' . 'so . ., . . ms. IOHN W EDGAR BA MA Enghsh Master at Peddre smce 1948 WILLIAM H FRENCH BS MA Scrence Master at Peddxe smce 1946 ROSS A HARRISON BA MA Ph D Acting Head of Mathematics Department Master at Peddxe smce 1936 EVANS HICKS BS MA Dean Mathematics Master at Peddxe smce 1935 HENRY I OHN FITZELL German Russian Master at Peddxe smce 1949 CARL E GEIGER Head ot English Department Actmg Duector ot Studies Master at Peddxe smce 1918 HARRY ALBERT HEAGY A B M A Mathematics Master at Peddxe smce 1944 PHILIP M HOOD Actmq Head ot Modern Languages Department Master at Peddxe smce 1936 HIESTER R HORNBERGER PAUL NLWTON IEPSON Head ot Larm Department The Lower School Mqgfey qt Peddle smce 1918 Master GI P6dd1e SINCE 1949 AND FRIENDS '33 T? S-it 5536 iQ ,-.-Q Q, ,X sys imp! .l 15... 'L Q' I .J xi 'gf' ,Al-lug 'X' -,Q vi r i 'M' -leg br H MARTIN IONES BS AM Englzsh Remedial Readmg Master at Peddxe smce 1948 OTTO F LAEGELER Helxgzon The Lower School Master at Peddxe smce 1944 WILLIAM S LITTERICK B MS Ed D Assistant Headmaster Master at Peddxe smce 1930 DONALD W MARSHALL A B M S Social Studies Master at Peddle smce 1948 SPENSER H. MERRIAM B.S. M.S. Acting Head ot Science Department Master at Peddie since 1937 CLIFFORD L IORDAN IR Assistant Director ot Publzc Relations Appomted m 1948 STEPHEN R LAWRENCE English Master at Peddie since 1947 WILLIAM HERBERT MARIBOB B A M A Social Studies Master at Peddle smce 1942 ALFRED M MASONHEIMER IR B A A A G O Music Master at Peddne smce 1926 DANIEL IVINS MESSLER 02 B.A. M.A. Business Manager Master at Peddie since 1908 POWELL H NORTON BD Th M Lrbrarxan School Pastor Master at Peddxe smce 1930 CHARLES E OVERHOLSER AB MA Mathematics Master at Paddle smce 1942 I WALTER REEVES Head ot Publzc Spealnnq Department Master at Peddxe smce 1912 LEONARD HAROLD RICHARDSON IR English Master at Peddxe smce 1949 CLINTON I SPROUT English Master at Peddre smce 1920 LLOYD E OGDEN Assistant Dean Mathematrcs Master at Peddxe smce 1943 OSCAR L RAND Regrstrar Mathematics Master at Peddxe smce 1939 DONALD W RICH IR Alumm Secretary Drrector ot Public Relations Head of Social Studies Department Master at Peddle smce 1936 MAURICE P SHUMAN The Lower School Master at Peddxe smce 1935 BERTRAM A STROHMEIER BA MA Mathematics Master at Peddre smce 1936 . ., ' . . als. . f, . . aff. - . . .. 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BA. , , , 'S t 12 1 'uf' ---'Y 'fm 'st -5.9 11 sf EVERETT L SWIFT AB MA Dxrector ot Gurdance Social Studies Master at Peddxe smce 1940 ROBERT L TIFFT BA MA Spanish Master at Peddle smce 1936 KENNETH L VAN CISE AB MA Head of the Lower School Master at Peddze smce 1942 RALPH W VOORHEES Assistant Business Manager Appomted m 1949 PETER D L WAY B A QOxon D Englxsh Master at Peddxe smce 1948 WILLIAM M THOMPSON Director of Athletics Social Studres Master al Peddxe smce 1939 CLIFFORD E TIMMONS Director of Admissions Master at Peddxe smce 1928 IAMES MORRILL VAN STONE Biology Master at Peddxe smce 1949 LUCIAN A WADDELL French Master at Peddle smce 1939 GEORGE W WEED Mathematics Master at Peddte smce 1926 FREDERICK P WILLIAMS Ed B MA Music Master at Peddxe smce 1949 MRS H LESTER COOKE Lower School Art Appomted m 1949 MRS CARL E GEIGER Cashier Appomted m 1916 MISS ISABELL MONTEITH Assrstant Nurse Appomted xn 1947 CHARLES B RALPH School Proctor Appomted m 1925 III A,-I 'L- .I u 7 L THEODORE CRAIG WRIGHT The Lower School Muster cxt Peddxe smce 1949 MRS RUTH W DAVIS Lower School House Mother Appomted m 1921 MRS OTTO F LAEGELER House Director Appomted tn 1947 MRS POWELL H NORTON Assistant Lzbrcmcm Appomted m 1944 MISS EVA E TOWNSEND School Nurse Appomted m 1921 WEWWQS WF If i 1 AP' .44 ..-A Y' Iune, 1950, found us walking along the paths of Peddie for the last time. We had been prepared for a big year when, we returned to Peddie in Sep- tember, 1949, and, indeed, we had a hard year. We were seniors. We were in our educational prime, enjoying prep school life and working steadily toward college. We had our light moments: we had our serious moments. And as the year flew on these moments became memories which we will never forget. We saw the beginning of a new era in expansion at Peddie. We watched student government take a step forward towards increased senior responsibil- ity. We saw the new gymnasium, once a confusing mass of steel qirders, become a living part of Peddie. We saw the chapel grow from a dream io a concrete reminder of the Christian principles Peddie was built to teach. Long after we have ventured forth into a world of uncertainitv of doubt. we will remember and cherish our alma mater E WERE THE SENICRS . CLAS.: OFFICERS Frank DeLuca Secretary MII Walter Reeves Adviser lan H Graham President Timothy Io seph Tobm Treasurer Douglas F Melville Vice President H135-W ' 'M A465 x h wlflq,-gg' 'M its fwfr 4 n g f CJ 'I 'i -f 'N f J K , . 0 ls xf ZHLIACL G-up 5' uf V0 Left to right, lst row: Wyckoff, McCrossen, Mr. Reeves, Melville, Graham, Tobin, DeLuca, I. Straton, Burdan. 2nd row: Marino, Sussek, Shive, Borden, Heaps, Nasr, Frisbee, McCorrnac, Kasakove, O. Lyons, Patras, Caddell. 3rd row: Stahl, Nemitz, Lowenberg, Waples, Glick, Bakoulis, Wirth, Stiles, Veign, Bennett, Eggers, Marsh. Coates. 4th row: Alderman, Truitt, Morse, Butcher, Bronstein, Carom, B. Senior, Lopez, Bourland, Clayton, Osborn, Milne, Everest. Sth row: Welsh, Niemann, Walken, Rohde, Barclay, laeckel, Farber, Dalack, Conheim, Hardesty, Perry, Cox, Feins. Sth row: Baldwin, Messenger, Heinrich, Loeb, Plechner, R. S. Iohnson, Hoppe, Keech, G. Reed, Redden, Goldbloom, Paul Frahm, Persic. 7th row: Edwards, Larkin, C. Downes, Ninnes, Newton, Harrison, Hulsart, Frylink, Horne, Merryman, Bunn, Palmer, Simpson, Morrow, Cameron. 8th row: T. Forman, West, Veasey, Hill, Lockhart, Reichert, W. Hunter, Gautier, Stockhold, Murphy, O'Neill, Nichols, R. McCrea. 9th row: Gunnison, Lockwood, Leahey, Soderlund, Hendrickson, Pollock, Lloyd, Oli- phant, Simpkins, Dettmer, Zipf, P. Forman, Sanders, Gardiner. 10th row: Lamb, Eberhardt, Wettach, Tickner, McGrann, H. H. Iohnson, C. McCrea, Hosenkrzrnz, Smalley, Haviland, C. Reed, McGrath, Morrison, C. Straton. Lic I 2,9 A t 4 MELVIN ALLAN ADLEHMAN Roosevelt New Iersey Day Sfudent Chess Club 2 3 4 World Federahsts 4 University of Pennsylvania dw? EVERETT NEWTON BALDWIN DEMOS C BAKOULIS IR Hxghtstown New Iersey Day Student Soccer I V 4 Wrestlmg 3 Golf VGIS1lY 4 Manager 3 Pedd1e News 4 Press Club 4 Creatxve Wrmng Club 3 Sc1ence Club 4 Pnncelon Hamxlton New York Ceorge McGrath Coleman 11 Basketball Vars1ty 4 Baseball 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Glee Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Pedd1e News 4 '53-Lff Debat1ng Team 4 Lettermen s Club 4 ul' Agni Brown ALBERT CHAMBERLIN BARCLAY IR Cranbury New Iersey Nelxgh Coats Wycoil 22 FootballFS 2 IV 3 Varsxtv 4 Track 3 Rlile Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 Cheerleaderl 2 3 Radlo Club 1 2 Drarnatlc Club 2 World Federahsts 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Gym Team Captam 3 4 Ex change Student to England Yale I J Doylestown Pennsylvama Rrchard Hulsart Avery 22 Football 2 3 Wresthng 2 3 Baseball IV 3 Let termen s Club 3 4 JU! 04' 1:- SD Lxttle Falls New Iersey Charles Burdan Wycott Z4 Football FS 1, 2, 135 3, 150 4, Basketball FS 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Halls Councrl 2, Letter1nen's Club 3, 4, Freshman Class Secretary DONALD STERNDALE BENNETT Palmyra New York Chester La Due Wilson 202 Golf 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 Prmceton IOHN HAROLD BITZER , Bucknell ROBERT BORDEN Akron Ohxo Carl Rexchert Avery 3 Basketball 4 Tenms 4 Denmson r if H LAWRENCE BOURLAND ,--1 in Middlebury Flo' M . 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I x D f . ri ,J f IH, , ' ' - 4 MARVIN E BRAVE Baltxmore Marvland Peter Zecher Wxlson 445 Basketball FS 2 Squash 3 4 Tenrus 2 3 Scxence Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Pedd1e News 3 4 Halls Councrl 4 Classlcal Musxc Club 3 4 Letter men s Club 3 Tenms Cup 3 Monxtor Harvard ga :M aa' THEODORE RICHARD BRONSTEIN New York New York I George Iaeckel Avery 15 Football F S 2 Sw mmmg 2 3 Old Gold and Blue 2 3 Peddle News 2 3 4 R1fle Club 4 Creatlve WI1l1Hg Club 3 4 Bov Scouts 2 3 Dramatxc Club 3 Camera Club 2 3 4 Classrcal Muslc Club 3 4 World Federalxsts 4 Harvard ROBERT PACKARD BUNN Youngsto n Ohxo Lee Edwards Coleman Football Varsrty 3 4 Basketball 3 Glee Club Allegheny IAQ 415 CHARLES CRETO BURDAN Merchantvllle New Ierse Larrv Bourland Wycoii 24 Football 3 Manager 135 pound team 4 Wresthng 3 4 Band 4 Chess Club Presxdent 4 Concert Band 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Penn State IOHN P BURLEIGH Birmingham Michigan Tom Simpson Avery 27 Swimming l 2 3 Captain 4 Varsity Football Manager 3 Camera Club 2 Cheerleader 4 41 Lounge Committee Secretary 4 Halls Council l 3 Sophomore Class Secretary Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Bucknell A if IOSEPH HOWARD BUTCHER III Hopewell New Iersey Donald Singer Avery 21 Football FS 2 Cross Country l 3 Captain Wrestling IV 2 Track Varsity 3 4 Winter Track Varsity 4 Baseball FS l 2 Lettermens Club 3 4 Princeton RAYMOND DONALD CADDELL Staten lsland New York Newton Harrison Wilson 225 Golf 4 Rifle Club 4 IAMES LEES CAMERON Monclair. New Iersey Paul Osborn - Avery 32 Football I.V. 25 Soccer Varsity 3, 45 Swimming Varsity 2, 3, 4: Golf Varsity 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3' R'd' Club 2, 35 Peddie News 3: The Golden Blues I ' , 1 ing 0 3 4' Motion Picture Committee 2, 3, 4l Loungs l A Corrlmittee 45 Halls Council 45 Lettermen's Club 2, , M 4. , Rutgers l Q fi ' Trenton, New Iersey Dgy Student Soccer 4' Rifle Club 4. NEIL G. CAROM U.S. Naval Academy NELIGH CLAIR COATES IR Kansas C1ty Mzssoun Albert C Barclay I Wycott Football IV 2 3 Varsxty 4 Basketball IV 2 VGISIIY 3 4 Track Varslty 2 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Prom Commlttee 4 R1fle Club 4 Gold Key Soc1ety 3 4 Pedd1e News 4 YMCA 4 Halls Counc1l 3 World Federahsts 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Exchange Student to England North western Umverszty MICHAEL CONHEIM New Rochelle New York Arthur R Kasakove Wxlson 209 Golf 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Peddle News 4 RQd1O Club 3 4 Wesleyan HAROLD CRISP COX IR Hxghtstown New Iersev Day Student Soccer Varsrtv 2 3 Captam 4 Lettermens Club Bucknell IOHN DALACK Brooklyn, New York Joseph Goldbloom - McCutchen 31 Football F.S. 1, 2, 150 35 Baseball F.S. 1, 2: Press Club 47 Declamation Contest 3: Science Club 2, 3: Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Peddie News 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. Yale FRANK DE LUCA Sea Gm New Iersev Iohn We-ttach Coleman 26 Football IV l 2 V 3 Baseball Varslty 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 3 4 Halls Councxl l 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Y M C A Secretary 3 Presldent 4 41 Lounge Com m1ttee 2 3 Presldent 4 Treasurer of the Senlor Class Old Gold and Blue Ed1tor1al Board 4 ASSOC1Gl9 Edr tor Pedd1e News Princeton WILLIAM H DETTMER III Rockvxlle Centre Long Island Ed Soderlund Wyckoii 23 Football 150 3 4 Golf 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Press Club 4 Rrlle Club 2 3 4 Creat1ve Wntmg Club 3 4 Rldlflg Club 3 4 Pedd1e News 3 4 Rad1o Club 2 Halls Counc1l 4 World Federahsts 2 3 4 Gym Team 2 3 4 CARROLL DOWNS U SN AS Lakehurst New Iersey Wllson 257 US Naval Academy Tulsa Umverslly fix Soccer IV 4 EP BRUCE ALLEN EBERHARDT Baldwm New York Ian Graham Octagon 1 Football Varsrty 3 4 Basketball Varsrty 3 Scxence Club Presxdent 4 Gold Key Socxety 4 Pedd1e News 3 Halls Councll V1ceCha1rman 4 Y ,-R Princeton LEE ESSLEY EDWARDS Rldgewood New Iersev Robert Bunn Coleman 12 Basketball FS 2 Squash 3 4 Golf IV 2 3 4 R1fle Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra Pres1dent 3 Band Presrdent 3 Brass Sextet 4 Cornell FRANK HAGUE EGGERS IR Iersey Cxty New Iersey Wyckoff 25 Football IV Manager Basketball 1 Track Assrs tant Manager 3 R1fle Club l 2 Creat1ve Wr1t1ng Club 2 3 Rldmg Club 4 Pedd1e News l 2 3 General News Ednor 4 Debatmg Team 2 41 Lounge Commrttee 3 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Notre Dame 'X FRANK F EVEREST IR Washmgton DC Bob Iohnson Wyckoff 21 Football Varslty 3 4 Gym Team 3 4 Nebraska Umverslty :Q 26 4 ll f BENIAMIN FARBER New Rochelle New York Alan Nmnes Wxlson 265 Football FS 2 120 3 135 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Track 3 Bov Scouts 3 Creatwe Wntmg Club 3 4 Press Club 4 Peddxe News 3 4 World Federahsts 'R' Cornell MARTIN S FEINS Maple ood New Jersey MCCl1iCheI1 Football 3 Basketball 2 Squash 3 4 Baseball 2 Tenn1s 2 3 4 R1fle Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Camera Club 2 Lettermen s Club 4 Prmceton PETER B FOHMAN Beacon Ne York Thomas Forman Beekman 31 Football 150 3 Vars1tv 4 Basketball FS 1 2 IV 3 Baseball IV 1 Varsltv 2 3 4 Lettermens Club Mlddlebury 1 '3 '13' THOMAS T. FORMAN Beacon, N York Peter Forman - Beekman 31 Football Varsity 2 3' Basketball 1 2 3' Baseball Varsity l 2 3 4' Halls Council 2. Middm-bury 4: rfzjgff . , js: . ., GUSTAV PAUL FRAHM Flushing, New York Bill I-leaps - Coleman 22 Squash 3: Soccer 4: Tennis 3: Rifle Club 3, 4' Science Club 4, Art Club 3 4: Radio Club 4' The Golden Blues 4 Colgate RICHARD WESLEY FRISBEE Trenton Ne Iersey Robe! M phy Wilson 208 Wrestling Varsity 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Bucknell ADRIAN FRYLINK Babylon Lonq lla d I G t r Coleman 34 Football 135 3 150 4 Wresthngl 2 3 4 Winter Track 2 3 Old Gold and Blue 4 Rifle Club 1 2 3 Riding Club 3 4 Pedd e News 3 Associate Editor 4 Radio Club l 2 Camera Clubl 2 3 4 World Fed Corn: 12 - NJ 15,4 ROBERT H GARDINER New York N York Coleman 23 Football IV 2 Varsity 3 4 Basketball FS 2 Vars1ty 3 4 Track Varsrty 2 Old Gold and Blue Editonal Board 4 Peddie News 2 3 Edltonal Ed1lOI 4 Debating Team 4 Halls Council 2 World Federa lists 3 Lettermen s Club 4 Columbra ' Sl B ll ,Q , f 'rtl . 2 Y . w r ur - ' , s n ose au ie - emusrs 3, 4, Skeet Club 4. ' ' ' ' 57-'sn 'S if 1 E R g R S 4 in . V , EW IOSE B GAUTIER tra 2 Camera Club Secretary 4 Cornell Y' DANIEL L GLICK Baltxmoe Maryland Fred Zrpf Coleman 21 Swrmmrng Varsrty 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Old Gold and Blue EdllOI1Gl Board 4 Declamatron Contest 3 Ped d1e News 3 News Ed1tor 4 Camera Club 3 Class1 cal Mus1c Club 3 4 World Federahsts 3 4 Letter men s Club 3 4 Co ed1tor of student page 1n Peddre Chronlcle 4 Harvard IOHN PAUL GOETZ Basketball 4 Baseball Vars1ty 3 4 Ohro Umversrty IOSEPH GOLDBLOOM New York New York Iohn Dalack McCutchen 31 Football F S 1 2 Baseball F S 1 2 Tennxs Tour nament 4 Pecldre News 3 4 German Club 4 C ol umbra Cludad Trujxllo Dommxcan Republxc A Frylmk Coleman 34 Wrest11ngIV 3 Vars1ty 4 Radlo Club 2 Orches ua' Akron Ohro Alions Sxfferlen Avery i' -...Jr , . ' ' I . : . : - 5 . I l 4 J ' r. ' - . : ' . 2 ' ' : ' : - . , l v : 2 - N, , 7 , : - Q a hr gn Q , I I - . . . 3 , ,ai 3 D I - , It A ll 4 I In T, lo 'lm ,L , ' ' - 36 : ' , . r. '. Q' D ,iv , .O 3 J ' I g ,,,- I , I . - 'sau -w-19' RICHARD GRASSEY Oakland New Iersey Ilm Truxtt Coleman 25 Football IV 2 Vars1ty 3 4 Basketball FS 2 Golf Varslty A 3 4 41 Lounge Comm1ttee 3 4 Halls Councrl 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Skeet Club IAN HENDRY GRAHAM Arlmgton New lersey Bruce Eberhardt Octagon l Football Vars1ty 3 Capta1n 4 Wresthng Vars1ty 3 4 GollIV 3 Prom Cornmntee 4 Gold Key SOCIGIY 4 House Commxttee 4 41 Lounge Commrttee 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Pres1dent of the Semor Class Yale 3 Dartmouth 'Q'-1? WILLIAM H HARDESTY Moylan Pennsvlvama Wllson 211 Soccer Varsrty 4 Wrestl1ng Varslty 4 Glee C ub 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 Octet 4 Dramattc Club 4 Lettermen s Club BOYD C GUNNISON Guard Pennsylvania Thad Hoooe Wilson 251 Football Manager 4 Baseball FS Manager 3 Rrfle Club 3 4 Debat1ng Team 3 Halls Councll 4 41 Lounge Commntee 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Grove City QW? Amherst , I .I I . . , '1 S I . if v 40 .., ,Q --, '. ' . X .I I I 2'- wild' 9 , . 'fl H A I , I I A . I I 1 I I I , 1 NEWTON A HARRISON New Rochelle New YOTR Don Caddell Wxlson 203 Football F S 2 Cross Country Varsxty 4 Basket ball FS 2 Wrestlmg 3 Track Var tty 2 3 Soccer F S 3 Creatlve Wntmg Club 4 Art Club 3 4 Class 1cal Muslc Club 4 ' Q -sl mel' wwf Bard :QQ if DEAN PAUL HAVILAN D Red Bank New Ierse Wxlson 258 Basketball 4 Squash 4 Track 4 Tenms 4 Rlfle Club 4 Camera Club 4 US Coast Guard Academy Whxtelord Mar land Gustave Frahm Coleman 22 Soccer IV 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Glee Club 4 Debatmg Team 4 Stamp Club 4 5 WILLIAM EMORY HEAPS ,ro-f-if Umvers ty oi North Carolma I ---41 1' IONATHAN CULP HEINRICH Rocheste N York Pa l Messenqe A ery Football 3 4 Da tmoulh - - I ' 2 S' , 2 2 .1 - -,SEGA d, la , 7-U - I D 5-' ..- . y ' :slip at ll M ff.:'1?7 ' .'1t5'2i,:.t ' . I Y - ' i ' ki, at QM rc I A '-I K ,r. ew u r- v 32 f'Y3zf' ' . I fx xx X x'.At 3 , l'.'l I' 1 EDWARD RILEY HENDRICKSON Iamesburg. New Iersey Day Student Soccer I.V. 4. Newark College of Engineering Ardmore, Pennsylvania RICHARD B HOOD Hxghtstown New Iersev Day Studen Basketball FS 1 IV 2 3 Varsrty 4 Golf Varsrty 1 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Bandl 2 4 Gold Key Socx ety 3 4 The Golden Blues 4 Lettermen s Club 1 2 3 4 Saxophone Quartet 4 Duke .. '3-Z' THAD 1 ERNEST CLARKE HILL, IR. Avery 14 Football 3 4' Hockey Manager 3' Baseball 3 Golf 4 Pedd1e News 3 4 Mouon P1cture Commlttee 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Umversrty of Pennsylvania 'Ss A HOPPE Baskmg Rrdge New Ierse Bovd Gunnxson Wxlson 251 Football 3 4 Rlfle Club 3 Momtor 4 MIT 1 . , I I f , I , , . . , . . ' - t - - 1 - . 1 , I , . . I I , , I ' A ' s n I I I I I I I 1 . .3 fill ' ,xi I I 11 ea , ri . , , W x I 1 1 1 'E ' ' . Y - - ' . I - I - . Q Puig ,. ' ze :sr ff, Xp' 'T 4: RICHARD HULSART WILLIAM OLIVER HORNE Rio De Ianexro Brazil Richard Mcfabe Beekman 32 Golf IV 3 Varsity 4 Band 3 4 Model Club Presi dent 4 Georgia Tech , :ar Westfield New Ierse lack Bitzer Wilson 223 Football IV 2 150 4 Baseball FS l IV 3 Var sity 4 Art Club 4 Stamp Club I Brown 4'7 WILLIAM R HUNTER Hammonton New Ierse Kermck Davis McCutchen 32 Basketball Varsity 4 Baseball Varsity 4 Rldlllg Club 4 Rutgers fi vi! IOHN GEORGE IAECKEL Bogota. Columbia Ted Bronstein - Avery 15 Soccer 45 Swimming 45 Tennis 4: Winters Prize Oration 47 Radio Club 4: Debating Team 4: Motion Picture Committee 4: World Federalists 3, 4. Princeton -N ROBERT HARVEY IOHNSON Prmcess Anne Maryland Frank Everest Wyckoff 21 Football Vars1ty 3 Basketball Varslty 3 4 Track Varsrty 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Prom Comxmttee 4 V1ce Pres1dent Rrfle Club 4 Gold Key Socrety 4 Halls Counc1l 3 Lettermens Club 3 Secretary 4 Pomt System Bronze Medal 3 Duke ff? ROBERT S IOHNSON wg., Westfleld New Iersey Rlchard Shxve Wxlson 451 Cross Country 4 Track 3 Wmter Track 3 Rlfle Club 3 4 Rldlng Club 3 4 Cornell ARTHUR RICHARD KASAKOVE New Rochelle New York Mlchael Conhexm Wrlson 209 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 W1nter Track 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Creatlve Wntmg Club 3 4 Peddre News 4 Debatmg Team 4 Halls Councll 4 World Federahsts 3 4 Harvard AX 'nn- HERBERT RANDOLPH KEECH Fall Rwef Massachusetts Peter Ayers Beekman 33 Tenn1s 4 Creat1ve Wntmg Club 4 Bucknell I , I , I 1 5 I I I I I WV' - - - - - 3 ' ' ' sssEW','vP'f-Q A' - - 4 3 . V' f , 4 EQSf,f',,'5' V, ll ' s ' 1 1 I 1 I , 2 I 1 I I I I , . .l . .4 4 . ta, 4 T T eww fi , , ' I . S ,ar South Orange, New Iersey Donald Bennett - Wilson 202 Tennis 47 Rifle Club 4: Peddie News 4. ti Wallrngiord Pennsylvanxa Ben Senxor Wxlson 351 Football 120 3 150 4 Wmter Track IV 3 4 Base bal34 Ns! CHESTER S. LaDUE Wesleyan .R ELLIOTT SMITH LAMB Dayton Ohxo Kenneth Merryman Wxlson 335 Wrestlmg Manager 3 4 Soccer Manager 3 Ped dxe News 3 4 Radro Club 3 4 Model Club 3 4 Yale lOl-IN RICHARD LARKIN Western Maryland RICHARD CHRISTOPHER LEAHEY Manasquan New Iersey Davxd Mtlne Coleman 35 Football 4 Wresthng 3 Tenms 3 Golf 3 Rrfle Club Treasurer 4 Skeet Club 4 Fordham 'Y K I X x J, 'Q' 1 ' . I I ' ' I I - Q -8 - 'Ze 1545 ' I ' ' -A U F X -4' 't , , , ff' l . . l . n . . A 1 lying- , 5 I I I I 'X , . I gr x Q . .,.. . 4 A all Y 36 l RUSSELL LLOYD San Drego Calllornra Ioseph Patterson Wllson 554 Football VGISIYV 2 4 Sw1mm1ngVars1ty 2 4 Base ball IV 2 Old Gold and Blue 4 Glee Club 2 4 Pedd1e News 4 Octet 4 Lettermens Club 2 4 Boy Scouts 2 Iumor ASS1SlGnl Scoutmaster 4 QWN Colgate sz! MERTON C LOCKHART IR Pearl Rxver New York Wxlson 261 Football Vars1ty 4 Track Varsny 4 Swrmmmg Varslty 4 R1fle Club 4 Rrdmg Club 4 RICHARD BARRY LOCKWOOD Pomt Pleasant New Ierse Don Rosenkranz Trask 24 Basketball Varslty 3 Baseball Varsxty 3 Halls Councll 4 Momtor 4 --'19 ll Yale STANLEY R LOEB Forest Hxlls New York Bob Waples Avery 13 Basketball FS 2 Soccer IV 3 VGISIIY 4 Swlm m1ng3 4 Tenrus IV 2 3 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Pedd1e News 2 3 4 Radlo Club 3 World Feclerahsts 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Harvard . - I : . . . I I - ' - I I I I - . . 1 . I . , . , K . li J 5-. F A K V , . , - 2 .f - 1 - fi I I - l ff I Columbia . r . RIA ,AAA . ,K n.:nJ . . ' H-0, . I V - ' : ' : f ' C25 Ql f 1 ,, ' .ran x,Q,9 . . 1 . . , ' : ' - ' , 5 ' . . . , J I I . I I I , s P' 3 A-'T EUGENE ELKIN LOWENBERG Norfolk Vrrgmra Charles McCrea Avery 33 Football 135 3 150 4 Squash 3 Varsrty 4 Tenrus 3 Scrence Club 4 Classical Muslc Club 4 sci LELAND DEAN MCCORMAC II f Syracuse New York lack Rohde Coleman 36 3,7 Foo ball 2 3 Squash IV 3 Varsrty 4 Tennrs IV 2 Varslty 3 4 Old Gold cmd Blue 4 Press Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Pedd1e News 3 Assocrate Edrtor 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Wrnner of Fall Tenms Tourna ment 4 Vrrgmza Cornell ALBERTO V. LOPEZ Habana. Cuba Skip Clayton - Coleman 14 Soccer I.V. 4: Hockey 4. Rensselaer '1 'sl' -N OLIVER V LYONS Pasadena Calriornra Socrates Patras Wxlson 513 Football 120 3 Cross Country Varsrty 4 Wrestlmg 3 Varsxty 4 Baseball IV 3 Glee Club 3 4 Decla mat1on Contest 3 Orchestra 3 4 Octet 3 4 Letter men s Club 3 4 Stanford I VON '20 ROBERTS PLANK MCCREA Carhsle Pennsylvama Web Slmpklns Wllson 415 Track Varsxtv Manager 3 4 Wmter Track Varslty Manager 3 4 Rrfle Club 3 Bov Scouts 3 Motron Plc ture Commxttee 3 4 Model Club 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Lafayette lOHN THOMAS MCGRANN II Trenton New Iersev Davxd Txckner Avery 12 Football IV 3, Vars1ty 4, Basketball FS l. 22 Track Varsrty 3, 4, Sc1ence Club 4, Peddxe News 3. 4, World Federahsts 4 Lehigh CHARLES C MCCREA IR Rwerslde Connecticut Eugene Lowenberg Avery 33 Basketball 3 4 Baseball IV 3 Varsrty 4 Golf 3 4 Press Club 4 CIGCIUVG Wntrng Club 4 Pedd1e News 4 World Federahsts 4 Colgate IAMES W McCROSSEN East Orange New Iersev Norman Veasey Coleman Basketball l 2 Soccer Varsrty 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Prom Commrttee 4 Wmters Pnze Orat1on 4 Declamauon Contest 3 Chess Club 3 Gold Key Soc1 ety 4 House Cornmrttee 4 YMCA V1ce Presrdent 4 Radro Club Presrdent 4 Halls Councrl 3 4 Head warter 4 Langford Scholarshrp 3 4 Ottawa W l ,l', T A ' V, 'V .si gl l f U 3 rl .,f: if ft A, , , - - 24 ' , : ' . : n 2. ,a l I v l ' I . , I - x I I GEORGE WESLEY MCGRATH IR Garden City Long Island Ev Baldwin Coleman ll rootball Varsitv 4 Tennis 4 Glee Club 4 Classi cal Music Club 4 World Federalists 4 Lettermens ,K Club 4 MN Yale .,.,,a-, VINCENT MARINO Brooklyn New York Lou Persxc Avery 25 Football Varsity 3 4 Wrestling Varsity 2 3 4 Baseball IV 3 Rifle Club 1 Science Club 1 Halls Council 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Villanova TERE C MARSH Youngstown Ohio Doualas Melville Rivenburq 22 Football Varsitv 4 Glee Club 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Peddie News 4 Radlo Club 4 Camera Club 3 4 World Federallsts 3 German Club 4 Gym Team 3 Secretary Science Club 4 A Prmcetc-1 DOUGLAS MELVILLE New Rochelle, New York Iere Marsh - Rivenburg 22 Football I.V. 2, Varsity 3 4' Basketball Varsity 2 3 4' Baseball Varsity 2 3 4' Prom Committee 4' Gold Key Society 3 4' House Committee 4' Skeet Club 3 4' Halls Council 3 4' Lettermens Club 3 Vice President 4' Point System Silver Cup 3' Vice Presi- dent Senior Class. Dartmouth GUY KENNETH MERRYMAN Collmgswood New Iersey Ell1ottS Lamb Wxlson 335 Squash VCIISIIY 3 Tennxs IV 2 Varslty 4 Rlfle Club 2 Camera Club 3 Oberlin r UM 'ir' new 3 ,.....- PAUL ROBERT MESSENGER Palmyra New York Iohn Hemnch Avery 31 Football 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 Sclence Club 4 Camera Club 4 Umversxty of Mxchxqan DAVID IOHN MILNE New Rochelle New York Rxchard Leahey Coleman 35 Football 135 3 l5U 4 Wrestlmg Varslty l 2 3 Captam 4 TrackIV 3 Baseball IV 2 3 Captam 2 Rlfle Club 4 Band l 2 Rad1o Club 3 4 Stamp Club l 2 Model Club 2 LettermensClub 2 3 4 Brown .3 Lvl pe-I D W ...Q ANDREW WILSON MORRISON X51 Spnnglxeld New Iersev Pete Morrow Wtlson 204 Football FS 1 IV 2 150 3 Baseball FS 2 Ten n1s 4 R1lle Culb l 2 3 4 Radlo Club 3 Umvetsxty of Flonda I - - 1 I I . l 1 . i 4 Rf f U 'ff'-V' ' YV V ' . Q ., , , . . y .. , . -f' , If 74- 1 tif 1: . .l..I ' ' ' fm! , KVVV :VL . - ' ' -755 I g V ' Any: M' 13? 1: 7 . - as stsss 411, 11 5 1- - is 5115 4' 1,. ,I . ' u iff, 4' . ,. A 'X . . . ' .. af. 1 1 1 1 I 'jv' 4 I - - I - - 1 1 I ' I 1 I 1 I f 1 1 1 I 1 1 - ,A fy 8 . - '4 3 Ai ' , ar 5 If I . 1 u. . - 1 EJ K r 4, 1 'll u s I ' ' I I ' ' I - f ' : ' 1 . 1 1 . Baseball Varsrty 4 Art Club 4 Bucknell RICHARD ELLSWORTH MORSE Metuchen New Iersev Dxck Walken Coleman 31 Football Varsnty 4 Baseball 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Rutgers PETER WILLIAM MORROW Detroxt Mrchxgan Drew Mornson Wllson 204 ROBERT EDWARD MURPHY Mount Morns New York Hlchfffd Fnsbee Wilson 208 Wresthng Varsny 4 Ba eball Varsrty 3 4 Rllle ,func -rv Dartmouth HOSSEIN NASR Teheran Pers Robert Mrllard Wxlson 365 Squash IV. 3 Varslty 4 Soccer Varsrty 4 Tenms l.V. 3 Var ity 4' Press Club 3 4' Rifle Club 3 4' Sci- ence Club 4' Chess Club 2 4' Boy Scouts l 2 3' Peddie News l 2 3 4' Stamp Club l' Classical Music Club 3 4' Point System Silver Medal 3. M. I. T. Club 3 Band 3 4 Rrclmq Club 3 4 Peddie NGWS 4 The Golden Blues 4 Camera Club 4 oextet 4 . 23' H--l -4 Wt- Hlghtstown New Iersev an SANFORD C NEMITZ Day Student Cross Country 3 4 Basketball l 2 W1nter Track 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Chalrman 4 Ped d1e News 2 3 Sports Edltor 4 Brown pf 2 EDWARD SAMUEL NICHOLLS Woodbury New Iersey Avery 26 Rxfle Club 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Radlo Club 3 4 M ouon P1cture Comm1ttee 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 German Club 4 Yale WILLIAM H NIEMANN IR Glen Rock New Iersev Charles Vanderberg Coleman 32 Track Varsny 4 W1nter Track Vars1ty 4 Chess Club 4 Art Club 4 ALAN BARRETT NINNES Brxstol Enaland Ben Farber Wzlson 265 Band 4 R1d1ng Club 4 Class1cal Muslc Club 4 Rutgers ' -F Xian-p - I . I ' W : , . , : , ' 5 - p 1 I 1 . . 1 LW eta. WX fr sl Q , fl -N .1 TVN' ' 3 : ' z ' , z- A . I . I fr aa u K , . v, ' I ' f ' : ' ' 2 R : n 5 as Q, , an M , z Q K l 4 I n ff Q 'Q9 : ' ' 1 ' ' - ALEXANDER C OLIPHANT Trenton New Ierse Herbert Wrrth McCutchen 22 Cross Country 3 Tenn1s 1 Wmter Track 2 3 Rrile Club l Lafayette 5--'Q PAUL ALBERT OSBORN ROBERT W ONEILL Ocean Grove New Iersey Gary Stahl fc, 41 McCutchen 24 Track Varsrty 3 4 W1nter Track 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Halls Councrl 4 Georgetown Montclaxr New Iersev hm Cameron Avery 32 Football 150 4 Swlmrnmg Varslty 4 Tenn1s Vars1 ty 4 The Golden Blues 4 Dartmouth NJ Club 4 RANDOLPH E PALMER i T9Gn9Ck New Iersev Pete Wyckoti Avery 22 Football Varsrty 4 Track Varsrty 4 Lettermens Georqra Tech , y ' - . ' Y B 4 .L 7 W I . , 1,3 I 'i r-1.. 5 1, A V. W if 1' s ' 4: ' 4 -v R SOCRATES HARRY PATRAS Perth Amboy New Iersey Oli L ver yons Wilson S13 Swlrnmrng 3 4 BaseballIV 3 Old Gold and Blue 4 Debating Team 4 Camera Club 3 4 World Federallsts 4 Wesleyan N'-l If EA LOUIS ANTHONY PERSIC Riverside New Iersev Vince Marino Avery 26 Football 150 4 Track 4 Newman Club 4 Princeton - rr. NOEL A PERRY Hatboro Pennsylvania if vn...-anvil' 'ni Wilson 254 Squash l 3 Tennis 1 3 4 Scwence Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Mouon P1cture Committee 3 4 Classical Music Club 3 4 Umversrty ol Pennsylvania Und, 'HQ' 'I ' musk? RICHARD FREDERICK PLECHNER Metuchen. New Iersey Avery 24 Rifle Club 3 4' Boy Scouts I 2 3' Peddie News 3 4' Classical Music Club 3 4. Rutgers ,fi 'fr' ROBERT REDDEN Mountcnn Lakes New Iersey Chester Pollock McCutchen 23 Glee Club 4 Sc1ence Club 4 GERVAIS EYER REED Carden Cty Kcmsus Coleman 33 Bcmd 4 Drcmmcrtlc Club 4 ClCISS1CCIl Nluslc Club 4 World Federchsls 4 GEORGE ERNEST POLLOCK New York New York Robert Redden McCutchen 23 World Federclxsts 4 Wrllrczms College Q Cornell CHARLES MAYNARD REED IR Bnghtwcrters New York Iohn C Straton I Beekman 22 Footba11FS 1 IV 2 Cross Couniry Vcrrslty 3 4 Sw1mm1ng 3 Bc1sebc1l1FS 1 2 IV 3 Peddle News Stamp Club l 2 Lettermen s Club 4 Cornell Prmceton 'x If 3 2, 3, Chairmen of Senior boora 4:'Cornerc1 Club 25 r y d. Q L' n I : I I L . I lA K If' CARL EDWIN REICHERT IH Phrladelphra Pennsvlvama Robert Borden Avery 34 Football Vars1ty 4 Basketball Varslty 4 Baseball 4 Pedd1e News 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Prmceton IOHN IAY ROHDE Coloma New Iersey Dean McCormac Coleman 36 Football 150 Co-Capta1n 4 Basketball F S 2 Glee Club Z 4 Octet 4 Halls Counc1l 3 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Hockey Varsrty 3 Capta1n 4 Baseball IV 2 3 Vars1ty 4 Cornell '1-li' DONALD IRA ROSENKRANZ Lakewood New Ierse Rrchard Barry Lockwood Trask Z4 Squash IV 2 Varsrty 3 4 Tenn1s Varsrty 2 3 Capta1n 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Press Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Wmters Pr1ze Orauon 4 Pedd1e EARL WILLIAM SANDERS IR Seneca Falls New York Ted Leas Beekman 21 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Varslty 4 Band 3 4 Colgate News 2 Assocrate Ed1tor 3 4 Mot1on P1cture Com mrttee 3 Halls Counc1l 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Brown CCUUCU5 Venezuela lohn Larkln Wxlson 315 Wrestlrng 3 Soccer 3 Tenms 3 4 Rule Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Classxcal Musxc Club 4 Umversxry of Pennsylvama BEN SENIOR NORMAN SENIOR Caracas Venez ela Wxlson 259 Cross Country 3 Wrestlmg 3 Basketball l Track 2 Soccer 2 3 Swlmmmg 2 Golf 2 Tenms 3 4 Rrile Club 3 4 Band l Art Club 2 Boy Scouts 1 Rldlng Club 2 Camera Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 Radxo Club 3 I Bound Brook N w Ierse Robert Iohrxson Wxlson 451 Rad1o Club 3 4 German Club 4 'wi RICHARD B SHIVE Rensselaer ALFONS THOMAS SIFFERLEN, IR Mountam Vxew New Iersev lack Goetz Avery 36 Tenms 4, Sc1ence Club 4, German Club 4 Rutgers WEBLEY IUDSON SIMPKINS, IB. Haddon Herghts New Iersey Roberts McCrea - Wilsorl 415 I I Soccer Manager 3 4 Baseball Manager 3, 47 Glee Club 3 4 Octet 3 4 Motron Picture Committee 3. Presldent 4 Classlcal Musxc Club 4: Lettermen's DONALD SIDNEY SMALLEY Monmouth lu ctxon New Iersey Day Student Basketball VGISIIY 3 Capta1n 4 Track Vars1ty 3 THOMAS SIMPSON Woodbury New Iersey Iohn Burlexgh Avery Golf Varslty 4 Glee Club 4 Pnnceton EDWARD ALEXANDER SODERLUND Lake Success Long Island B11 Dettmer Wyckoit 23 Sw1mm1ng 3 Varslty 4 Tennrs 3 Varsxty 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Cheerleader 4 Peddre News 4 World Federahsts 4 Lettermen s Club 4 German Club 4 Dartmouth 'T 1? W RALPH l STILES IR TUCk9l'lOl'l NSW lersey Iames Veign Beekman 21 Band 3 4 Crchestra 3 4 The Golden Blues 3 4 Skeet Club 3 4 Brown 11 hu' CARTER AVEN STRATON Malden, Massachusetts Wilson 212 Soccer l.V. 3 4' Swimming Varsity 2 3 4' Band 2 3' Radio Club 3' The Golden Blues 3 4' Dramatic Club 2' Classical Music Club 3 4. Brown GARY HUDNUT STAHL Morrisville, Pennsylvania Bob O'Neill - McCutchen 24 Football 150 4: Hockey Varsity 3, 45 Tennis 3: Rifle Club 3, 45 Creative Writing Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3: World Federalists 3. Princeton HENRY FREDERICK STOCKHOLD Lakewood New Iersey 215 Wilson Hall Band 1 2 3 Creative Wr1t1ng Club 4 Chess Club 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Debating Team 4 Classi cal Music Club 3 4 Harvard fs lOHN CHARLES STRATON IR Warwick New York Charles Reed Beekman 22 Squash 3 Golf 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 3 Business Manager 4 Rifle Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Peddie News 3 Business Manager 4 Princeton Z IOHN GEORGE SUSSEK IR Bellerose Long Island Tim Tobin Beekman 23 Football FS 1 2 Wrestlingl 2 3 Soccer Varsity 3 4 Baseball Varsity 3 4 Prom Committee 4 Band 2 Gold Key Society 3 4 Riding Club 3 Cheerleader 4 YMCA 3 4 41 Lounge Committee 4 Halls Council 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Rensselaer DAVID AMES TICKNER Bay Head New Iersey Iack McGrann Avery 12 Squash 3 Varsity 4 Soccer IV 2 3 Varsity 4 Tennis 2 3 Press Club 2 3 4 Prom Committee Chairman 4 Gold Key Society 3 Chairman 4 House Committee Chairman 4 Peddie News 2 3 4 41 Lounge Committee 3 V1ceCha1rman 4 Halls Coun C11 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 World Federalxsts Vice TIMOTHY I. TOBIN Trenton. New Iersey Iohn Sussek - Beekman 23 Football I.V. 2 Varsity 3' Swimming Varsity 2 3 4' Baseball I.V. 2' Tennis 3 4' Prom Committee 4' Rifle Club 2' Science Club 3 4' Gold Key Society 3 4' House Committee 4' Cheerleader 4' Y.M.C.A. 3 4' 41 Lounge Committee 4' Halls Council 3 4' Let- termens Club 2 3' Secretary oi Senior Class. Georgetown President 4 President ot the Student Body Princeton I4 IAMES WALTER TRUITT lR Federalsburg Maryland Dick Grassey Coleman 25 Soccer 4 Classical Music Club 4 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy S 'T' CHARLES B VANDERBERG Passaic New Iersey Bill Niemann Coleman 32 Camera Club 4 Skeet Club 4 Cornell EUGENE NORMAN VEASEY Wilmington Delaware lim McGrossen Coleman 24 Football FS l 2 Varslty 4 Swimming 2 3 4 Baseball FS 1 2 IV 3 Rfle Club 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 YMCA Secretary 4 Drama tic Club 3 4 Halls Council 4 Skeet Club 3 4 Dartmouth IAMES L. VEIGN ' Bellwood, Pennsylvania Ralph Stiles - Beekman 24 Assistant Coach of Lower School Baseball 3. Cornell LAWRENCE RICHARD WALKEN Salem. Ohio Richard Morse - Coleman 31 Football I.V. 25 Basketball 25 Squash I.V. 3, Var- sity 45 Chess Club 25 Old Gold and Blue Editorial Board 45 Science Club 2, Treasurer 35 Peddie News 3, Associate Editor 45 Halls Council 25 Classical Music Q A Club 35 Geometry Prize 3. Yale I E-any r 'Zh' GEORGE ROBERT WAPLES Milford Delaware Stanlev R Loeb Ave y Football 120 3 Golf IV 3 Varsity 4 Band 3 4 Secretary 4 Peddre News 3 Orchestra 3 4 The Gol den Blues 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Model Club 3 4 Saxophone Quartet 4 University of Delaware ROBERT PAUL WELSH Freehold New Iersey Day Student Princeton -Sr GEORGE ADDISON WEST Hlqhtstown New l9fSeY DOY Sl'-ldenl Soccer Varsity 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 The Golden Blues 4 Oberl n 'W IOHN THEODORE WETTACH Chapel H111 North Carolma Frank De Luca Coleman 26 Swlmmmg Varsxty 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Wmters Pnze Orauon 4 Rxdmg Club 3 Peddre News 3 ASS1SlQDl Bus1ness Manager 4 Y M CA 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Umverslly Of North Carolma V' 9 G HERBERT WIRTH IR Merchant rlle New Iersey Sandy Olxphant McCutclxen 22 Golf 3 4 Old Gold and Blue 4 Band 2 4 Peddle News 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Temple PETER BEDLE WYCKOFF Keyport New Iersey Randy Palmer Avery Football Varslty 4 R1f1e Club 4 R1d1ng Club Dramcmc Club 4 Lettermens Club US Naval Academy FREDERICK W. 7lPF Ill Westfield, New Iersey Daniel Click - Coleman 21 Football 135 3, 150 45 Basketball Varsity 45 Base- ball I.V. 3: Skeet Club 3, 4. Williams 9 E 1 You hold it: I'm tired. 2 Ready to play ball. And then, we have honor stu- dents. After a quick one at the can- dy kitchen. This is Hights- town 392, a pre- pay. 6 My Gawd! It's the greatest! Men of distinc- tion. Three Feathers. merry. 54 atv--, and be H IOR POLL SMARTEST GERRY REED 1' MOST POPULAR MIGHTY GRAHAM aQ '1 BEST ATHLETE DOUG MELVILLE Bi ? A Vx! S5 Q9 V136 W! L MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING DAVL TICKNER MIGHTY GRAHAM I . , A , Y, , Tj ' ,.,. 'Sl' X Q R R J: ' 1 X ' ,o 'X 435 T if Q Y, Q 'wa . FA .1-F A U x 'T ,MM 2 A ff:'2E 3, fi ,gf Q 1' fx i N Z 4' ' 3-5 A f A 1, X Y , is A' sz 5 , ,QW . . ,pf . k ., . Q A XLFHJS I ly E . if L 55 WE WERE THE JU IQRS p..-.4-a.. y JCI 9 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Iohn Iahos, presidentf Bud Mc- Causland, secretary: Tom Anderson, vice-presi- dent: Don Werner, treasurer: Mr. Mariboe. adviser. Y fi 1 'l Q vb --A 'Q' V' 's fflxl 3 . t wit !lX!V 'C u I Left to right, lst row: Matsu, Merizon, D. Werner, McCausland Iahos, Anderson, Strotbeck, K, Smith, Floyd. 2nd row: McCabe Nicholas, N, B. Harrison, Greene, Baumgardner, Vidal, Rodri guez, Sloan. Wallace, Ettinger. 3rd row: Diggins, A. P. Jacobs Kotler, Ierry Thompson, Laegeler, Brower, Huffnagle, Patterson Mandato. 4th row: Wertheimer, Hovey, Bryson, Ayers, Millard Mayorca, Mainland, Mason, Leos, W. Taylor. 5th row: Mount Eisenfelder, Bartner, Dunham, Brandt, Cornell, Treimann, 'Woods Austin. Sth row: Vincent, W. Thompson, Beveridge, Evans Gomez, K. Davis, Hester, Budd, Carton, Mantz, 7th row: Sprague Baxter, Singer, P, Lyons, Lawton, Robinson, I. MacGowan. Scott. Ash, Hornbeck, 8th row: Eaton, H. Brown, Barlcalow, Bell, Arace Castle, Maslowski, Zecher, Gravenhorst. We were the juniors. We had learned the ropes, the routine of life at Peddie. We had com- pleted enough of our preprschool education to think of graduation and of college even though we had not come to our final year. It was during this, the junior year, that we got the feeling of being a class, and a good one. The class of '51 has more than held its own in scholastic and extra-curricular activities. Iuniors played vital roles in all varsitv sports and compiled an enviable record on iunior varsity squads. Our class has done well scholastically as the many jun- iors' names on the Honor List will prove. Every school function received our support and cooperation. 56 - E752-EEEZTE H - iQ 1 I 1 ?5?aEg: .-T:-.GTI Za? r.':':.1 : 6 v -.' 'I 1, .ji P xi .9 me g . A 1 I ,bi 7+ Lett to right, lst row' Manglcs, Mr. Lawrence, Stamler, Rosenthal. Cill, Maguire, Codding, Kiehl. Greisen. 2nd row. Lederman, Manlcoti, D. l. Stivers, Apy, D. R. Stivers, Roger Kaufman, Loewenthal, Allaro. 3rd row' Crioco, Haupt, Beck, Katz, F. Hunter, Paschall, Harrington, Cainer, W. Smith. 4th row: Treqarthen, Riley. G. Thompson, Mosquera, ll. NValsh, Ascher, I, F. Harrison, Phillips. Sth row: Benson, Trischett, Murray, Ellson, Graves. DtCenso, D. Brown, N. Wagner, Wahid. Sth row: Pctcrfa MCCCIHClll5S lohn lVlCCttCrty Satalin H. Frahm P Taylor C?-stantv' WE WERE THE SOPHCMORES We came back last tall to pick up the lines where we had left oft, to get back into the swing of Peddie life. We SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS wondered just how many of the old Lett to right: Fred Maguire, vicevpresidentf laces Woulq be mlsslng Und how many loseph Stamler, secretary: Charlie Gill, president: DSW boys would be Seen ID W1lSOIt Don Rosenthal. treasurerg Mr. Lawrence. adviser. In anticipation of becoming seniors in 1952, we have taken an active part in student government, athletics, and clubs. Peddie has become a concrete part of our lives, as we have learned her traditions, her songs, and her code. A large group ol our class showed prom- ise in varsity and junior varsity ath- letic teams, and scholastic honors were earned by many of our number. Under the guidance of Mr. Stephen R. Lawrence, the sophomores attemp- ted to unite, gaining early and valuable experience in student government. The purchase of class jackets was an out- standing sophomore project during the year. vig A , WE WERE THE FRESHMEN CTT.. ,. Q' X11 'W Af 'lr Left to right, lst row: Mr. Edqar, Strupp, R. Werner, Alfred Iacobs, Hand, Canon, Barnes. 2nd row: Stella, Paterson, Schmidt, Alfonso Belmont, Carroll, lim lVIcGuerty, Gayle. 3rd row: Gale, H. Iaveri, E. Belmont, McCracken, Raibourn, Zelin, R. Thompson. 4th row: Suqden, I. Waples, Wenrich, Bova, Blanco, P, Wagner, Griffin. 5th row: Bayles, Haslam, M. Downes, Camp, Boynton, Probstein, Green Nute. Sth row: Kauffman, Henry. At the end of this, our first year in the upper school, we of the class of 1953 realized that we had come a long wav. As the first few days of school flew by, and we became bet- ter aquainted with Peddie, we knew that we were finding our place at school. With three more years of Peddie life remaining, the freshman class has already begun to take an active part in all phases of school life. We can boast of notable achieve ements in scholarship and extra-curricular activities, including athletics and clubs. lt as been a noteworthy year for us, and next year we have every inten- tion of maintaining the record that we have thus iar attained. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Lett to right: Alfred Iacobs, president: Mr. Edgar, adviser: Robert Werner, secretary-trea surer: Frederick Hand, Vice-president. 'M NOP! QC. LOWER SCHOOL OFFICERS Left to right, sitting: Skillman, A. Marsh, I. Belmont, Y. Iaveri, Mr. Van Cise. Standing: S. Korab, Burrus, Entin. 44.9 Left to right, lst row: Burrus, P. Geqerson, Amsterdam, Ludewig, Swertfeqer, Entin, I. E. Thompson, Clunan, Alex Belmont. 2nd row: Campbell, Bonanno, Litterick, l. Belmont, Long, Omana, Schiffer, Hicks. 3rd row: Martin, Whitehead, Dillingham, Klug, Sweeney, Miller Ulivi, Moodv, R. Gegerson. 4th row: Hettich, H. Korab A. Marsh, Skillman, R, MacGowt:n, P. Walsh, F. Brown Seidenberg. 5th row: R. Korab, S. Korab, Fochtmann Thistle, Y. Iaveri, Moronq, Mrs, Cooke. 6th row: Mrs Davis, Mr. Shuman, Mr. Williams, Mr. Marshall, Mr Wright, Mr. Iepson, Mr. Burrus. We were the babies of the school, soon to make the transition from Austin Colgate to the Upper School. Guided by Mr. Van Cise and the other masters, we formu- lated the study habits which we would need as freshmen. Mrs. Davis looked after our health and in our hearts became a Mom away from home. Good sportsman- ship and athletic skill were implanted in us by Mr. Shuman, Mr. Iepson, and Mr. Wright, our coaches. As the future seniors of Peddie, we of the Lower School realize that it is our duty to prepare ourselves for the task before us. It is our hope, therefore, that we may meet the challenge and develop into Peddie leaders, athletically and scholastically. AND E, THE LOWER SCHOOL 59 32 .ff ,ex iw. 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J .21 Q. . . . gl VARSITY SCORES AND SCHEDULES FOOTBALL Date Peddie Opponent Sept 30 c O O 21 O 29 Nov 5 N v 12 Apnl l Aprll 1 Apr11 l Apnl 2 Aprrl 26 May 3 May 6 May 13 May 20 May 24 May 27 une Episcopal Penn Charter Poly Prep Rutgers Pre Lawrencevxlle H1 Blatr Pr1nceton Frosh Admlral Farragut Penmngton Prep Poly Prep Lawrencevxlle Newark Academy H111 School Bla1r Academy Hrghtstown I-hgh George School Lawrencevrlle B1a1r Academy SWIMMING Date Pedd1e Opponent an an an an an Feb Feb Feb eb Mar Horace Mann Pmgry School Trenton Hrgh Poly Prep Haverford B1a1r Pr1nceton Frosh H111 School George School State Meet WINTER TRACK Date TENNIS Apnl Poly Prep Aprrl Apr11 May May May May May May une 3 Bordentown Rtder College I V Lawrencevrlle H111 School Lawrencevllle B1a1r Academy George School Pennmgton Prep Blau Academy BASKETBALL Date Peddie Opponent D c 7 Dec 10 an an an an an an an eb Feb Feb Feb eb eb eb Date Oct Oc Oc Oct Oc Oc Oc Nov Nov Nov Nov Aprll 19 Aprrl 22 Apr11 26 May May 5 May 10 May May une Ian 20 an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Horace Mann Penmngton Ep1scopa1 Bordentown Admtral Farragut Rutgers Prep Blatr G orge School Andover Prmceton Frosh Newark Academy H111 School Lawrencevtlle B1a1r Htghtstown Hrgh Lawrencevrlle SOCCER Peddre Opponent Pr1nceton Frosh Pennrngton Prep Bordentown Poly Prep George School Lawrencevtlle Moorestown Frrends Hrghtstown Hrgh H111 School Prngry Blarr GOLF Penn Charter Newark Academy Lawrencev1lle H111 School Lawrencevtlle Blatr Academy Prmceton Frosh B1a1r Academy Peddle Opponent 411 Madrso Ph1lade1ph1a Inqulrer Relays New Brunsw1ck 26' 2 H111 School Lawrencevrlle Pr1nceton Hlgh Bordentown . 7 13 e . 51 O t. 8 19 7 . 53 ' ct. 15 20 7 I .7 67 ' ct. 0 p 7 I - 11 43 ct. 7 ' 41 l . 14 42 ' . 20 '11 39 1 . 18 65 o . 13 ' 25 1 . 21 34 ' 1 . 25 66 e 1 . 28 39 F . 1 34 ' . 4 67 . 11 48 ' . 15 35 ' ' 2 --r-.---fA-.f.s,. .-e.-r..,,..s..ree ' F . 18 47 ' ' 5 ------r------.-.ee,.rVrVVs--.-.. 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' gYA,-qgW.. - I . 26 ,fi ' 10 --,.-wAAA-.-.wVv.-i'--wv-nri-nqurnivy- ' . 4 17 ' 13 '-----,AA'--Aii,- -,A-,-iiiAi,A--ii ' . 8 18 ' 24 '-----,A.-------Yw-----lyrryyyirnwyy . 11 37 ' ' 27 A---------AVVwww--wiViVVAVAAVi--,- ' . 18 59 I IWQ---Iv-,,Ai-vV---AwiwyiwAV.--,--V N ' . 18 ' n Square Garden Meet THE MEN WHO CGACHED US Left to right lst row Mr Hicks varsity soccer Qheadj vanity baseball Mr Weed varsity track fheadj cross country Mr Sprout varsity swimming varsity baseball Cheadj Mr Tifft varsity wrestling Mr Edgar varsity basketball Chead3 2nd row Mr Hood varsity golf Mr Rand varsity soccer varsity squash Mr Waddell varsity football Mr Iones weight football varsity baseball Mr Heagy varsity tenms Mr Richardson weight football recreational swimming 3rd row Mr Iepson weight football varsity track Mr Marshall weight football varsity winter track Mr Voorhees tumor varsity and freshman sophomore basketball Mr Wright varsity football lower school baseball Mr Van Stone weight football Mr Thompson athletic director varsity baseball Coaches not present for the picture Dr Harrison winter and spring track Mr Mariboe junior varsity tennis Mr Safanc hockey Mr Shuman varsity football rheadJ Mr Thropp varsity football Mr Way soccer Mr Van Cise lower school soccer The students of Peddie possess the opportunity to participate in a program that is as varied as it is thorough From these activities we may gain not only knowledge of the sport but more important an insight into the ideals of fair play In a year which has seen tremendous expansion of the sports facilities the athletic department has kept in step with the increased demands of our teams. Under the leadership of William M. Thompson and his competent staff we have improved both mentally and physically. A sports for all program has been initiated which will enable Peddie to forge ahead in com- petitive athletics in the years to come. ....--...- . .. ... . . -AJ' is 1. RICHARD L. MOUNT-G CCaptain-electj 2. RANDOLPH E. PALMER'G 3. IAN H. GRAHAM-E CCaptainj E 4. IAMES R. CASTLE -B f if 2 5. EUGENE R. BELL-G 5 s. RICHARD E. MORSE-E , 5 7. IOHN w. IA1-los-B 5 a. ROBERT H. GARDINER-E ' 'S 11 -,S Il ? 9. GEORGE W. MCGRATH-E ' 10. IERE C. MARSH-C i 11. ROBERT P. BUNN-G 12. WARREN H. MANTZ-T if 13. CARL E. REICHERT-B :ll I4 VINCENT S. MARINO-E M 1, fx 15. PETER B. WYCKOEF-T 16. DOUGLAS F. MELVILLE -B 3 Si 'I' I fs Ji I? .! .51 fl ji .5 ,J -I 51 Left to right. lst row: P. Taylor, Bunn. Wyckoff, Palmer, Graham, Mount, Eber- hardt, Marino. Haupt. Znd row: Mr. Thropp, Mr. Waddell, Griffiths, Zecher. Castle. Bell, Baxter, Iahos, Melville, i, Reichert. Mr. Shuman, Mr. Wright. 3rd 11 f 5 row: Lockhart, Mantz, Grassey, Coates, I Arace . Marsh Gardiner, Gunnison . I . - 4th row: Matsu. Apy. Rosenthal, Mur- 5 ray. Maguire, Woods, Mangles, Bar- Q clay. 5th row: McGrann, Barkalow, 5 Sprague. McGrath, Morse, Lloyd, Vea- ..v.,v.:4.-:zxzx:g1m.s-.a-.mwu.-::Q'ff3'fN'--- f'-2 sey. 64 pf 45 'I -I FRN GC P -9 4 B xr J, 3 'fs fb 1s v vers-so fy fi Z J E bb wr pn ff? ....'.. ., mf if . 4 ' ,,-' l5 GTB gmt LL . , g -Q.. f ' X Q '44 ,fi ' C?-f ww 'aj 8, , I ' QP S ff: 4- . V s . 9 , , . - I , . A .N The record of Peddie's varsity eleven shows two wins and five losses for the 1949 season. Captained by Mighty Graham, the team was ably coached by Mr. Maurice B. Shuman. Assistant coaches were Mr. Theodore Wright, Mr. Lucian Waddell, and Mr. Frank Thropp. The first game was played against a strong Episcopal eleven, and the Mickeymen walked off the field the losers by a 13-7 count. The team won its first game of the season from Penn Charter by the decisive score of 19-7. Next in line for a defeat by the Shumanites was Poly Prep, going down 20-7. After that encounter our varsity lost its four remaining games of the season. Rutgers Prep came out on top, 7-0 in a close contest. Disaster struck in the next game when the Gold and Blue was smothered by Lawrenceville 41-7. The Hill contest. played at Pottstown, was captured by Hill 39-20, but only after a tremendous struggle. Although at several points throughout the game it seemed that the Shumanites were going to win the struggle with Blair, our Blairstown opponents finally left the field the victors in our last game of the season, 25-13. Mighty Graham turned in an excellent performance at the end position, and Vince Marino at the other end also performed in a manner deserving praise. Backfield men Doug Melville and lim Castle kept the Peddie offensive in high gear, as Melville's deft ball handling and Castle's expert plunging accounted for much yardage. Left to right: Mr. Thropp. Captain Graham. Mr. Shuman. Mr Wright . .1 We J DIE' 1 , . K ISO LB. FOOTBALL SQUAD 135 LB. FOOTBALL SQUAD Date Peddie Opponent Oct. 7 6 Penn Chalet 13 Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. 12 6 Pingry 0 17 O Trenton High Sophomores 6 20 13 Princeton High Frosh 6 28 7 New Brunswick 18 Nov. 2 12 Blair Academy 0 Nov. 9 6 George School I. V. 0 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Date Peddie Opponenl 5 0 Princeton High I. V. 0 10 12 Highland Park 14 17 13 Pennington Prep 12 28 12 Bordentown Military 6 31 6Lawrenceville 31 4 0 Trenton High I. V. 7 . 7 14 New Brunswick l. V. 13 Left to right, lst row: Wertheimer, Osborn, Austin, Rohde, Lowenberq, l.eas, Bourland, Persic. 2nd row: Mr. Van Stone, Strotbeck, Hulsart, Stahl, Heinrich, Singer, Frylink, Larkin, Mr. Iones. 3rd row: Budd, Floyd, lohn McGuerty, Eaton. 4th row: Zipf, Dettmer, Leahey, Hill, Maslowski, Costantin. Gorton. Leif to right, 151 rowg Laegeler, Eisenielder, Anderson, Gill, Merizon, Huffnagle. Brower. 2nd row: K. Smith, Ellson, Tregarthen, I. Harrison, Oram, Benson, Evans, Beveridge. 3rd row: Boynton, Wenrich, Farber. Sugden. 4th row: Mr. Richard- son, D. Werner, Kasakove, Sarafin, I. MacGowan, Harrington, Sloan, Mr. Marshall. Date Peddie Opponent Oct. 8 120 LB. FOOTBALL SQUAD f 'I 5 l' E11 C11 Penn Charter 12 Oct. ll O Hamilton High Frosh 6 Oct. 13 George School 12 Oct. 19 Delbarton 18 Oct. 26 Lawrenceville 18 Lett to right, lst row: Wallace. M. Downes. Griffin, Katz, D. I. Stivers, Grieco Roger Kaufman, 2nd row: Dick Kauffman, Haslam, Bayles, P. Wagner, Bova Thistle, Moronq, Paschall. 3rd row: R. Walsh, Bryson, Greene, Canon, Henry Strupp, Hand. Mr. lepson. 4th row: Seidenberq, R. MacGowan. Hettich, R. Werner ' D. R. Stivers. Martin, Iim McGuerty. f f ll ' v , y,QQ,. j' - - ,f' D G 2?iii3if555t2gVo5 l 343 ff, ,QZQQFQQMA Lett to right: Soderlund, Bartner, McCcxusland. Sussek. Pa. L ,v-ng Q If 1' 297. ...llr 9 siifuey X of A ' .- 1 lg - A- ' fi 69 -5 x SQCCER W t l Left to nght lst row Sussek Lopez Mandato Mayorca Hardesty 2nd row Ierry Thompson Mosquera Truttt C Downes West Loeb Wahxd Kotler G P Frahm 3rd row Mr Hxcks Rodrlguez F Hunter Nute Ernesto Belmont Cox Vrdal Bakoulls Eggers Nasr Sxmpkms 4th row Mr Rand Cameron Gravenhorst Smalley McCrossen H Brown Txckner Hendrrckson W Thompson Led by Capta1n Sklppy Cox the Pedd1e soccer team play 1ng a hard schedule ccfme out w1th f1ve wms four losses and one t1e to end a successful season Early season V1ClOI19S over sp1r1t and seemed to g1ve prom1se of a great year for the former state champ1ons However two successrve 21 defeats at the hands of Lawrencevllle and the George School prevented the Gold and Blue from repeat1ng as t1tle holders W1th two all state players Horace Brown and Er1c Vrdal Pedd1e presented a well rounded offense and defense Leo Grav enhorst and Roberto Mayorca asslstmg Vrdal helped to form a fast comb1nat1on of offensrve power Stan Loeb and Ernesto Bel mont playlng wrngs rounded out the forward l1ne The backfreld pos1t1ons were qurte strong 1n defense w1th Iames Cameron and Fred Hunter a1d1ng Captarn Cox at halfback pos1t1ons Newcomer George West teamed up w1th Ray Mosquera to f1ll the fullback spots Horace Brown excelled as goahe throughout the season Wlth e1ght of eleven f1rst strrngers return1ng next year Mr H1CkS the head coach IS hoprng for a great season and a successful record ' such tough opponents as Hill and Hightstown boosted the team's I 4 Captain Skippy Cox 70 tj, FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SOCCER Date Pedd1e Opponent Oct 12 3 State H ome Oct 19 3 Hamxlton H1gh7 Oct 26 1 George Schooll Nov 2 2 State Home 1 N ov 4 2 Hamxlton Hlgh 3 Left to ri h 9 Y, lst row: MCC, k row: Alex Belmont I B ac en Schmidt Alfonso Bel Y. Iaveri Probstem A MQ:S1lonRkHWIaver1 Uhvl Auafilgwnt Dillingham 2nd UV ,S if 11 QQUUZ' ,s Si' :G XJ Dat Oc Oc Oc G ' Oc Oc k umm, Ktuq th 5 ' Sweeney P Was tn nl X x Bexmom w Mxtler Dlmnqhgml Betm0m U12::ObA? BIOWU ht lst ro Hcks Bonann ,Sven S Lett to nqp Geqemon 1 mm Y fgchlm 2,-,d row H Koxab Std low Marsh 3 rw Pl if LOWER SCHOOL SOCCER eP eddxe Opponent 6 Pr1nceton Country Day Pr1nceton Townsh1p Moorestown Fnends Pnnceton Townsh1p Moorestown Fnends CROSS COUNTRY 16. ,r fail ,axis tt, 95 Left to right, lst row: Robinson, R. S. Iohnson, Coddinq, Newton Harrison. 2nd row: Ascher, O. Lyons. Butcher. P. Lyons, Nemitz. 3rd row: Burns, Lawton, Bartner, Greisen. C. Reed, Mr. Weed. Date Oct. 11 Oct. 15 Oct. 19' Oct. 26 Oct. 28 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 12 -R ry Nov. 16 fftttvgpt JM .ff l I QV Peddie Opponent 31 Freehold High 24 22 Poly Prep 33 37 St. Benedict's 18 21 Delbarton 34 30 Princeton High 25 15 Pennington Prep 40 25 Hill School 30 26 Lawrenceville 29 23 Blair Academy 32 3rd in State Meet. PVFF Captain Ioe Butcher 5. . tr. s gf I V ,J 1- Nl 4: . ' -A A V-I .' . 3 5 X t .1 3 ?v g at I With one meet concluded at the time the Old Gold and Blue went to press, Coach George Weed's winter track team seems to be a worthy successor to lasts year's state champions. The team, led by Captain Seth Bartner, started the season with few returning vet- erans, but hopes were high lor a good year. The sprinters looked good, with Bob O'Nei1l, Hugh Burns, and Ace Barclay running the sixty, and Barclay and Burns the quarter. Bartner and Tom Sprague were running the hurdles, while Dick Mount was show- .-J ing skill at the shot put. As a result oi the graduation of last year's distance runners, there was some weak- ness in the half-mile and mile events: but Bob lohnson, Dick Kotler, and Benny Grieco were showing promise in the eight-eighty, and Larry Codding, Ioe Butcher, and Stu Greisen in the mile. Relay runners were Bartner, Iohnson, Sprague, Burns, and Barclay. The relay 'team took a fifth at the Inquirer Relays in Philadelphia and gave promise of a good season. Captain Seth Bartner 'Y XJILL N45 Lett to right, lst row: Dr. Harrison. E. Belmont, Iohn R. Phillips, Bartner. Greene Eisenlelder, Mr. Weed. 2nd row: Butcher, Grieco, Hulinagle. I. MaCGowan Haslam, Barclay. 3rd row: Greisen, Mount, Ascher. Saralin, Hester, Coates O'Neill, Kotler, 4th row: R. lVlcCrea, Garton, Oliphant, Sprague, R. S, lohnson Burns, Codding, Robinson. Ettinger. WI TER TRACK-- +C 65 'lf Q-fm in This year's Old Gold and Blue quintet has exemplified spirit and teamwork. Ably directed by Coach lack Edgar and spearheaded by three returning lettermen, the Peddie cagers constituted one of the most powerful aggregations seen on our court for several seasons. Led by Captain Don Smalley, who played forward, the starting five included two other veterans, Doug Melville playing guard, and Bob Iohnson at center. The newcomers on the squad were Bill Hunter. guard, and Red Reichert, forward. This fortunate blending of old and new produced a combina- tion that made itself felt around prep school basketball circles. Bench power was also all important to the total success of the team, with Horace Brown and Ev Baldwin filling in the gaps that appeared from time to time. It was these boys who provided the extra punch needed occasionally to pull a close one out of the fire, as anyone who saw Brown sink that basket against Admiral Farragut will agree. Captain Don Smalley N.:- Left to right. sitting: Smalley-. W. Hunter, Borden. Kneeling: Mr. Edgar, Melville. Hood, Baldwin, Gardiner, Iahos. Standing: Bell, R. H. Iohnson, H. Brown, Reichert. Goetz. VARSITY BASKETBALL ----2 I J.V.fFROSH BASKETBALL Date Peddie Opponent Dec. 10 46 Pennington Prep 26 lan. 5 34 State Home 36 Ian. 7 48 Episcopal Academy 31 Ian. 1 1 48 Bordentown 30 lan. 14 50 Admiral Farragut 38 Ian. 19 61 Highland Park 44 lan. 21 62 Blair Academy 75 Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb 51 Trenton High 41 44 State Home 31 47 Allentown 45 60 Newark Academy 36 43 Hill School 53 38 Lawrenceville 73 27 Blair Academy 41 44 Lawrenceville 46 'Q 9 ...Dr EDD vPEl?1DlE xwef fPEODlE I 'flsifl-fi, V LOWER SCHCDOL Ian. lan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. 76 BASKETBALL Pennington Prep 31 16 66 Hun School 30 19 42 Highland Park 41 23 54 Princeton High 52 25 52 Hamilton Frosh 31 3 67 Princeton High 40 6 57 Hamilton High 63 10 56 Highland Park 40 17 51 Lawrenceville 35 23 70 Lawrenceville 69 Left to right, lst row: Bonanno, Skill- man, Stan Korab, Alex Belmont. 2nd row: Mr. Iepson, Dillingham, Ulivi, Seidenberg, Entin. 3rd row: Y. laveri, R. MacGowan. Thistle, Moronq. PEDDIE A' NPE DV1 '-f 41 -..-....4- ner, F. Hunter. Oram, Padgett 2nd row: L. K. Davis, Ander son. 3rd row: Mankofl, Boyn ton, Gill, Nute. Beck, Griffin 4th row: Mr. Voorhees, Ev ans, Hornbeck, Iohn McGuer ty, W. Thompson, Zipf, Bev eridge. . 3. J 1 'D QSUUN' time 4. 1-nnfl. ,sh A ' vi, 11.91, ' A LYEBIJIQ xxx, 'have 1'1,V,. .u.,Ji .4 If 7? 5 1 4 Q v 77 i 4 Q-an nz, - ,gn U14 X v 3 ' 952 v . My 3 ' i I 5--- K----1 F-P--I at-4 goth e. 4 Left to right. lst row: D. Wer- Date Peddie Opponent lan. 7 O Episcopal Academy Ian. 0 Princeton Frosh lan. l Penn Charter lan. O Yale Frosh Ian. O Choate School Jan. 1 Haverford Feb. Princeton Frosh Feb. O Haverford Feb. 5 Germantown Academy Mar. 2 Germantown Academy 7 7 5 7 7 B 7 l 4 Dean McCormcxc as ,007 I ,UUIN YA' 7 Q at, QSDUQ' qffpln- 5' JN QEZFAQIP Lett to right, lst row: McCormac, Lowenberg. Nasr. 2nd row: Feins. Tickner. Mr. Rand. Rosenkranz. Millard. --SQUASH 77 M Q. uf 1 Y 65010 I tt at he 'H' - -4. 5 t I 7 , X , 5 7 f KW' 'ma WRESTLI G SQA . M N 'y Left to rlqhl, sitting: Mantz, Mosquera. Kneeling: I. Belmont. O. Lyons, R. Werner. Frisbee. Standing: Mr. Tiilt. Lamb, Bitzer, Murphy, Hardesty. Burdan. Milne. Graham, Farber. Marino. P. Lyons, Hovey. Date Ian. 7 lan. 11 Ian. 14 lan. 18 1 Ian. 21 ' Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 ' cupman David Maine Peddie 23 45 18 21 11 19 24 11 3 39 23 Opponent Admiral Farragut Bordentown Poly Prep Haverford Blair Academy St. Benedicfs St. Andrew's Lawrenceville Hill School Pennington Prep George School 25 3 28 19 26 21 16 30 33 5 ll 78 .,,- l t I fi J I l 7 Captain Iohn Burleigh 1950 brought with it one of the toughest schedules Coach Clinton I. Sprout's swimming team has seen in many years. The thirteen meet schedule included the best secondary school and college freshman swimming teams in this and surrounding states. A vigorous spirit and strong determination to win went with the Peddie aquamen in every meet they entered, even though the lack of proper facilities made the team an underdog in most of its competition. Captain John Burleigh led the freestylers as he very often took first place in both the 50 and 100 yard events. But Matsu, Mert Lock- hart, Whitey Lloyd, and Fred Maguire contributed their talents to the 50 yard dashes, while Dan Glick stayed top man in the 100 yard breaststroke. Tim Tobin and Bill Merizon turned in commendable times in the 100 yard backstroke, and Whitey Lloyd stroked to beautiful victories in the grueling 200 yard freestyle grind. Iohn Wettach, Ed Soderlund. and Norman Veasey were the other freestylers. Thanks to Fred Maguire, the 150 yard individual medley was usually a sure-fire first for Peddie. The diving was handled very nicely by Iirn Castle and Paul Osborn. Left to right. sitting: Glick. Tobin, Lockhart. Osborn. Kneeling: McCausland, Wettach, Lloyd, Burleigh. Veasey. Soderlund. Standing: De Luca. Rosenthal. P. Wagner. Maguire. Merizon, Eaton, M. Downes, Castle, Brower, Matsu, Mr. Sprout. 4 'N . 23 Q13 UIQ ,Q f . w 5 Q S 1 fr, v X E X41 X x SWIMMING 55 X 79 ll' XM HOCKEY Umm. Left to rightf lst tow: Mcrngles. P. Taylor, Rohde. Stahl, I. Marsh. 2nd row: Pas- chall, Loukashenok, W. Taylor. Austin. Sloan, Mr. Thompson. 3rd row: Green, Murray. Peters, Lawton. Bourland. ,, r fl' We Date Peddie Opponent Ian. 16 5 Nutley High Ian. 21 1 Hill School lan. 25 1 Lawrenceville Ian. 31 2 Westfield High Feb. 1 2 Cranford High Feb. 4 1 Hill School Feb. 8 0 Lawrenceville Feb. ll 2 Nutley High Captain lack Rohde U. I4 Y' X , X, vtx i x F X fl V1 X' IT x ,.- 4! , fx 'Ti' 'L' i, 4 4' - . ' we 'f fax'- -'9 ij. ' w.'.' ' L'-xj ': ' ','- : -Y , .inf '-' -' Rtmgfgizyg - xv.. ,5,,,,,V'-nn, . fwfgfgz .' 9 , .-Mfg .-P' . Et.. A high moment of the school year came on Nov- ember 12 When we witnessed the laying of the corner- stone for the Mills Gymnasium. Since early September the sidewalk engineers among us had supervised the excavation, the building of the foundation, and the erection of the first steel girders. From November on ear the mnasium of our dreams took throughout the y gy final shape, with its beautiful pool, its 100 by 85 foot gym floor, its large wrestling room, and its spacious locker rooms. Thus as we come to the end of the year we take pride in the knowledge that our school has one of the finest athletic plants in the East. Ili til H1 l 1 U UK.-I. BASEBALL TIME ooo K Q nm 2 ID 9 t Left to right, first row: Goetz, Iahos. Bourland, Melville, W. Hunter. Second row: Murphy, Castle, Marino, P. Forman, Burleigh. Third row: Mr. Sprout, Sussek, De Luca, Rosenthal. Truitt, Bitzer. Mr. Hicks. Fourth row: Mr. Iones, T. Forman. Reichert, McCrossen, C. McCrea. Baxter, Stevens. The 1950 Old Gold and Blue nine, again mentored by Coach Clinton I. Sprout and Assistant Coaches Evans Hicks and H. Martin Iones, was an excellent combination of re- turning talent and new faces blended to produce one of the strongest ball clubs to be seen on the varsity diamond for the last few years. The infield with one exception was composed of first year men. lim Castle played first base: hurtling Red Reichert did remarkably well at second: Bill Hunter patrolled the gap be- tween second and third: and lohn Iahos and Dick Baxter split the third base assignment. In the outfield, however, returning lettermen were plentiful. Covering left field was a veteran ot four years of varsity competition, reliable Pete Forman. Doug Melville held down center field, and Tom Forman and Frank De Luca shared right field. The mainstay of the mound corps was Tom Forman. He received capable support, however, from hurlers Frank De Luca, Charlie McCrea, and Bob Murphy. Little Iohnny Sussek was sole custodian of home plate throughout the season. lf- T 'ESQIEV 1 Q 4' I F3 , you CXPTAIN DOUG MELVILLE 83 April April April April May May May May May May May May Iune f iff 72 l 15 22 26 28 3 6 10 13 17 20 24 27 3 Lelt to right, first row: Benson Second row: I. Straton, Horne. April April April April May May May May May May May Iune The George School .if Q v 'f 1 4 3. K L Left to right, kneeling: Stockhold. McCabe, Loeb. Paterson. Standing: Nasr, Mr l-leagy, I. Green. Soderlund, Rosenkranz. Brave, Millard, B. Senior, McCormac. X-P ' . I. Thompson. Bryson. Simpson, Grassey, Hood. Floyd. R. Waples. Caddell, Edwards, Graham. GOLF SCHEDULE Princeton Fresh . Trenton Catholic High Penn Charter Newark Academy Lawrenceville The Hill School Blair Academy Princeton Frosh Red Bank Catholic High Poly Prep Lawrenceville Blair Academy if 1 vi I 4. 2 ' 4 4' 'E U 1 CAPTAIN DON ROSENKRANZ PA Pl ! i J 85 TRACK fx if ff v WMV 'i W-'YN-BT-v-.-wn'n:,., gg In-lu t Left to right, first row: Probstein, McCaus1and, R. S. Iohnson, M. Downes, Coates Kotler, Mantz, Greisen. R. McCrea. Second row: Kauffman, Apy, W. Taylor Ascher, Mosquera, L. Greene, E. Belmont, Huffnagle. Third row: Mr. Iepson Maslowski, P. Lyons, Butcher, Brower. Rohde, Barclay, Mount, Wertheimer, Boynton. Grieco. Dr. Harrison, Mr. Weed. Fourth row: Beveridge, Burns, Sprague, Robinson, Eaton, H. Brown, Smalley, McGranri, Lockhart. Zipf. 1 1 A t-He -e M 7091 X d TRACK SCHEDULE April 15 .... April 19 .... April 22 ,,.. April 26 .... April 28 .... May 6 .,.. May 13 .... May 20 .... May 27 .......... ........Admiral Farragut .......Hamilton High ......Rutgers' Frosh ......Lawrenceville ,..........Penn Relays ......The Hill School ......,...,Blair Academy Bordentown Military ........State Track Meet hi ' CAPTAIN ACE BARCLAY Q A. Y If L- 3. L ' I M xv i' 6 L-A 3 ml, 1 3 ,,. 4-f-tv--W-.55--v. ,m-M , 1 'ff jfs- - -up 3 ,ef .. 4 . A af 7 1, .f rY ',?f1'-?'Y',' f, ff M5iifw2lZ' ' ,V ff ,f .f .fb 7,1 fzlmklag' , ,,k,.kv K., ,f..4-., . ,..w,,., Eegiwwfft.. 4-5 Aw '15'ff4f'?f, gy, f , 4' .Vi sfrzr s? 0s. As usual We find the deiendcmfs . 'Mczz Wzthout Women. Sfrombole Gif 'em, HOV- 'T9 be thus is nothing . . 3' o 4ng.,,,' .., YQ. ,' Qfulix Nil ,-1' W 90 CLUB QLD GCLD AND BLUE A lighter moment during a serious job Picking out the best 9 E i E l 1 Yi October 1949, saw the beginning of a new yearbook staff, a group determined to produce a distinguished Old Gold and Blue. From a few plans, a few pieces of copy, and a few photographs in October, this book grew. We hope you will consider it, as we do, an outline of your own personal steps and those of your friends along the paths of Peddie in the year 1949-50. The fact that our plans required heavy financing could have stopped us cold. However, the tireless work of Business Man- ager Iohn Straton and the wonderful Co- operation of the students were successful in amassing enough advertisements to allow an extension of several pages beyond those originally contracted. ln order for the yearbook to be a cul- mination of as rnany good ideas as possible, four boys teamed up to become the editor -Frank De Luca, Robert Gardiner, Daniel Glick, and Richard Walken. It is our sincere hope that the innovations in the 1950 Old Gold and Blue will be a source of inspiration for all Peddie yearbooks of the future. This edition of the school annual re- quired much good photography. Michel Con- heim and Adrian Frvlink, photography edi- tors, and Iere Marsh spent many tedious hours behind lens and enlarger, producing the photographs which recall so well the Peddie spirit. Paul Frahm's cartoons have also added much to the effectiveness of the book. There is one man, however, who de- serves a wealth of praise, for the tremendous responsibility of the annual falls year upon year on his shoulders. lf this yearbook is anything of the success that we hope it will be, it will be largely due to the tedious labor of Mr. George A. Carver, faculty ad- viser. Our thanks go also to Mr. William H. French, associate adviser. Left to right, lst row: Mr, Carver, Walken, De Luca, Gardiner, I. Strat- on, Glick, Mr. French. 2nd row: Ettinger, Patras, Nasr, I. Marsh, La Due, Wirth, Kasakove, McCormac. 3rd row: Veasey, Dettmer, C. Reed. Wettach, Ftosenkranz, Soderlund. P. Frahm. 4th row: Frylink, Loeb, Nemitz, Coates, Goldbloom, Brave, Conheim. 92 , f his NEW gl 4 ill 1 H ' i Ny itwm xm rr. i-6 1 h than NUDE .. K , . 4 , . x 5. 5. Ml' s rw-....,.,,, K - , 7 , m1.ttl:tt'NX : 4 f-...mu li. H ,mi l'l'.lxltil' st xi- lt -i.. ' .. 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Bagan.: mmf' anime c N......5'lmNfs-3, mr., ' ' ' Shuman Guest 1 , ...r M... ,,., Q,,,f-,gag eu-1-.1-.'fo.12u.':':::: Mldtel , ' , 21.3211-iyurflv-V. -50 milf.: uh' . , r 'I 7 - khow :PV wlrhaeulfl-Li::::T 5:0 coTimr,g,,'aC'5l:l::d.lar.'s1 Hall sm,-ben 'sr - Mn.. Qyn..r,'llT -in RKEo....n l: fff ff0 11 L n..,'f', Q31 '50 nb' I-mb 'so -fir. Plenum '50 bound www -sr m kmmxrm. -,O Jehu www. -50 hh H. aww -,, '-lu un., 'Z Would you rather do this than sleep? Senior Board were Danny Glick as news editor, Bob Gardiner as feature editor, Sandy Nemitz as sports editor, Frank De Luca as copy editor, Frank Eggers as junior adviser, and Ioe Goldbloom as circulation manager. Mr. William H. French returned to the paper as faculty adviser, and de- serves our sincere thanks for his tire- less efforts in our behalf. He was assisted by Mr. lohn H. Campbell, one of last year's advisers. wimmar-4 This year our weekly newspaper, The Peddie News, was highlighted by the superb job done by Business Manager Iohn Straton in keeping the paper out of debt. Thanks to the great volume of advertis- ing which he secured, the paper's books managed to balance despite the cut in the allotment given it by the school. Another notable feature of the year was the ten-page issue published for Fall Alumni Day, the largest issue in the history of The Peddie News. Assisting Editor-in-chief Charlie Reed on the 'ling Left to right, lst row: Goldbloom. Nemitz, De Luca. C. Reed. I. Straton, Glick. Gardiner. 2nd row: Mr. Campbell, McCormac. Nasr, Dalack, D. Werner, Mr. French. 3rd row: Loeb, P. Frahm. Dettmer, Wettach. Rosenkranz. Tickner. Brave. 4th row: Fry- link, Conheim. McCausland, Walken, Lamb. Plechner, Strotbeck PRESS CLUB Lett to right: lst row: Nasr, Bakoulis. C. McCrea, Nemitz, Rosenkranz, De Luca, McCormac. 2nd row: Mr. Iordan, O'Neill. Veasey, Tickner, Marino. Mr. Rich. 3rd row: Kasakove, Dalack, Rohde, La Due, Farber. Paschall, Wirth, Wallace. ART CLUB Left to right lst row Amsterdam Burrus Newton Harrison Entm P Geqerson 2nd row Mrs Cooke Schiller Miller Clunan R Gegerson Bonanno Long 3rd row Thistle Scott P Frahm Frisbee Y Iaveri 4th row Litterick Sweeney P Walsh Raibourn F Brown Ulivi Kluq Dillingham When the fun cmd excitement of an athletic contest are over, the work is just beginning tor members of the Press Club as they rush to typewriter and tele' phone to report the result of the game to newspapers in the New York, New lersey, and Philadelphia areas. This group is one of the most active student organizations. Under the able direction of 1VLr. Jordan, the members, each as- signed to a sport of his own preference, cover and report on all horne and away games of every athletic organization in the school. The work they do gives the boys valuable experience in sports writing, and they deserve Commendation for a fine job done for Peddie. Torso Study by Newton Harrison The Art Club meetings were concerned chiefly with lecture demonstrations of painting, sketching, crayoning, and sculp- turing. Individual instruction was also given in all these fields by the more advanced students and by Mrs. Cook, the art instructor. Work of the club was exhi- bited on Founders' Day and at the Peddie Woman's Club. Members were also encouraged to submit their work tor the Cum Laude Prize. 94 95 Left to right, lst row: O. Lyons, Nasr, Dalack, Barclay, Bakoulis. Glick Conheim. 2nd row: Mr. Rand, Mr. Carver, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Sprout, Mr. Campbell Dr. Harrison. 3rd row: Mr. Hicks, Mr. Rich. Mr. Voohrees, lVlr. Lawrence Mr. Swift, Mr. Hornberger, Mr. Messler. 4th row: Walken, Lamb. Loeb, Mr. Geiger, Brave, C. Reed, Coates, Stahl. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Membership in the Cum Laude Society is the highest honor a student at Peddie may achieve. To be eligible for election to this organization a student must rank academically in the top fifth of the senior class and meet significant character qualifications. Only old boys are elected at the first electiol. in Ianuary. Those elected at that time are in the group pic- tured here. Additional mem- bers in course, including high ranking one year seniors, are elected each year shortly before commencement. Left to right. lst row: Sussek, Coates, Tickner, Graham. Melville, Hood. 2nd row: P. Lyons, Austin, Anderson, Tobin, D. Werner. 3rd row: Mr. Rich. McCrossen, Eberhardt. R. H. Iohnson, Iahos. GOLD KEY SOCIETY The Gold Key Society is the service organization of the school. These boys aid the school by receiving visiting teams, by acting as ushers at convocations and other school functions, and by sponsoring the various dances held throughout the year. Each spring the faculty nominates a group of sophomores and jun- iors of whom the students elect five from each class. Each mem- ber of the society is awarded a Gold Key pin on Founders' Day in recognition of the services he has rendered. RADIO CLUB Left to right, sitting: Mr. Boyd -adviser, Cornell - reporter, MCCrossen - president. Shive - vice-presient, Nicholls. Standing: Iaeckel, Treimann, Di Censo, P. Frahm, Lamb, Conheim. RIFLE CLUB Left to right. lst row: David Stivers, Gale, Katz, Barclay -secretary, Harring- ton, Apy, Sloan-president. 2nd row: Nasr, l-Iaupt, Stamler, Millard. B. Senior. Greene. 3rd row: Mr. Boyd-adviser. Caddell, Treimann, Paul Frahm, Rosen- thal, La Due, Paterson. 4th row: Leahey -treasurer, Gunnison, I. Straton, R. H. Iohnson - vice-president. R. Frahm, Havi- lana. Sth row: Carom, R. S. Iohnson, Lockhart, Zecher. Veasey, Merizon, NJ,Nl jllil xp T. L THEATRE CLUB Lett to right. lst row: Greisen, G. Reed, Feins, Stockhold, Brandt. 2nd row: Ettinger, Patras, Iaeckel. Ninnes, Rai- bourn, McCormac. 3rd row: Bronstein, Gill, Benson. Ash, Scott. Newton Har- rison, Mr. D'Elena. 96 CHESS CLUB Left to right, sitting: I-lornbeck-vice president, Burdan-president. Mr. Fitzell -adviser. Standing: Dalack, Adlerman, Millard. MacGowan, Bryson, Stockhold. Nasr. MODEL CLUB Left to right, sitting: Lamb, Green, Mosquera, P. Wagner, Millard. Stand- ing: Costantin, Katz, Saraiin, I. Bel- mont, McCandliss, Harrington, R. Mc- STAMP CLUB Left to right, lst row: P. Gegerson, Burrus, P. Walsh-president. Long-sec retary, Clunan. 2nd row: Schiller, H. Gegerson. Klug, Ulivi, Litterick. Bonan, no. 3rd row: Heaps. Thistle, Henry. Morong, Y. Iaveri, Fochtmann, Mr. Wright - adviser. 97 Left to right, lst row: O. Lyons, Lederman, Austin. 2nd row: R. Werner, . ry Vejjajiva, Hutasing, Mr, Wright. Stockhold, Hovey, Stiles. 3rd row: Baxter, ORCHESTRA 5 L , fi 'X Roger Kaufman, Hardesty, Burdan, R. Waples. R. Frahm, Beck. 4th row: West. Bennett, Trischett, Mr. Williams, Mr. D'Elena, Ayers, G. Reed. CCNCERT BAND Left to right, lst row: R. Waples, R. Frahm, Beck, I. Harrison. 2nd row: Stiles, Mr. Wright, Hovey. Murphy, Roger Kaufman, Baxter, Hardesty, Tregarthen. Horne. 3rd row: Edwards, Burdan, Wirth. Mankoff. 4th row: Scott, Bennett. West, Ninnes, I. Waples, Bryson, 5th row: Mr. Williams, Ayers, Grieco, G. Reed. With the coming of Mr. Frederick P. Williams to the Peddie faculty io give his full time to music there was renewed interest in our various instru- mental groups. The orchestra has been enlarged and has attained a new level of excellence. Performing on several occasions throughout the year, its major appearance was at the May Musicale along with the Glee Club and a guest artist. The concert this year had special significance, being conducted as a benefit performance to raise funds for a memorial in our new chapel to Mr. Roy Iudson Waite. Mr. Waite, prior to his untimely death in 1944, was for twenty-eight years a master in Peddie, and for many years the faculty manager of the spring musicales. In addition to the appearances of the full orchestra, there were periodic informal presentations in the Wilson Hall social room by small ensembles from the orchestra. The band also took a new lease on life under the inspiration and i I I rw 5-1 'axe'-. - up X - CD MARCHING BAND Left to right, lst row: Wirth Stiles, Roger Kaufman, Bennett, Beck. 2nd row: R. Waples, Ay ers. Hardesty, Grieco, Hovey Bryson. 3rd row: G. Reed, Nin nes, Lederman, Tregarthen, Mur phy. 4th row: Scott, Home, West R. Walsh, R. Frahm. Sth row: H Brown, Beveridge, Mr. Williams Burdan, Edwards. skilled direction of Mr. Williams. In the fall the marching band was organized and added much to the spirit and pleasure of the football games. After the football season the band was reorganized and enlarged as a concert band. This organization presented a concert for the school and guests in the gym- nasium on November 20. Following that occasion the band provided further opportunity for group playing and looked toward its annual appearance on Prize Day. In addition to the concert orchestra and the bands Peddie boasts a very popular musical organization in the Golden Blues. This group again was under the very able direction of Mr. Philip M. Hood. Several newcomers joined the veterans Ralph Stiles. Bob Waples, Carter Straton, and Dick Hood in making every informal dance a melodious success. A feature of many of the dances was an informal jam session with Ralph Stiles on the saxaphone, Carter Straton on the bass, and Bob Gardiner at the piano. 99 . 8-,yas .Z O .VI , it 'Vw rsh tw If It GOLDEN BLUES Left to right, lst row: Hood, R Frahm, Beck, R. Waples, Stiles 2nd row: Osborn, Roger Kauf man, Murphy, Mr. Hood, McCaus land, 3rd row: Baxter, West, I R. Phillips, C. Straton, Mr D'Elena. OCTET The eight most harmonious and resonant voices in the Ped- die School, led by Mr. Mason- heimer-this is the Octet. The group for 1949-1950 consisted of Walter Budd and Oliver Lyons, first tenorsg Art Apy and Tom Simpson, second tenorsp lack Austin and Webley Simplins, first basses: and Bob Bunn and Tom Trischett, second basses. The Octet was featured at all the regular Glee Club programs and made several independent appearances as well. Lett to right, lst row: Mr. Masonheimer, Austin, Gill, Simpkins, Laegeler, Hovey, Mr. Richardson. 2nd row: Apy, Heaps, D. Werner, F. Hunter, Haupt, Paterson. McCormac, O, Lyons. 3rd row: Merizon Mantz, Edwards, Trischett, I. St!C!lOY1. Lloyd, P. Taylor, Baxter, Budd. -ith row: Simpson. I. Marsh, Fl. WC1lShf Tfeqflf' then, Bunn, Rohde, Greene, Hardesty. 100 Clockwise around piano: Mr. Masonheimer, Austin, Simpson, Budd, Simpkins, Bunn, Trischett. Apy, O. Lyons. Q MMV! X9 J Cvwrkrt Q GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, consisting of thirty-five well blended voices, was again under the direction of Mr. Alfred M. Masonheimer, lr., assisted by a newcomer to the faculty, Mr. Harold Leonard Richardson, lr. Webley Simp- kins, the mainstay of the bass section, was elected president and Oliver Lyons, vice presi- dent. This year the club faced a full schedule. Aside from assisting at the monthly convocations and at other school affairs, the Glee Club joined with the Orch- estra for the important May Musicale. The club also made several trips out of town and presented a memorial Christ- mas program in the Ayer Mem- orial Chapel. During the winter term the group played host to the St. Mary's Hall Glee Club at a recital and dance. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Lett to right. sitting: Dettmer, secretary. Mr. Edgar-adviser. Newton Harrison, Stahl. Stand- ing: C. Mc Crea. Bronstein. Keech. Farber. Alfred Iacobs. Norman Harrison. Stockhold. Ka- sakove. CLASSICAL MUSIC CLUB Lett to right, lst row: Mr, Way- adviser. Scott, Simpkins. Perry- president. Brave. Benson. Gill. 2nd row: Nasr. Truitt. Bartner. Glick, Lowenberq, Iaeckel. 3rd row: Ninnes. G. Reed, Brandt, Cornell. Stockhold, Newton Har- rison. Plechner, WQRLD FEDERALISTS Lett to right. lst row: Iaeckel treasurer. Haupt - secretary. Dett mer V president. Bartner-vice president. Tickner. 2nd row: Mr Swift-adviser. G. Reed, C. Mc Crea, Loeb, Brandt. Hutasinq Soderlund. 3rd row: Barclay Farber. Vejjajiva, Bronstein Coates, Glick. Kasakove. lOl Y. M. C. A. Well known to most Peddie boys is the fact that the Peddie Y. M. C. A. is the oldest prepa- ratory school organization of its kind in the country. The enthusi- astic spirit backing the Y was demonstrated by the students of 1948-1949 when over 52,500 was collected for the Y drive. This year's leaders were looking for the same kind of support for the 1950 drive which was in prospect when the yearbook went to press. A major feature on the year's program was the Buck Hills Falls Conference in Ianuary attended by several representatives of our group. The organization was directed this year by Mr. Donald Mar- shall and an executive board composed of Frank De Luca. lim McCrossen, Norman Veas- ey, Iohn lahos, John Straton, Nick Coates, and Bob Laegeler. At Buck Hill Falls Z' Leit to right. sitting: G. Reed, Mr. Reeves. Stockhold. Standing: Norman Harrison, Welsh, Kasakove, O. Lyons, Truitt. Barclay. 102 Left to right. sitting: McCrossen, De Luca. Veasey. Standing: I. Straton, lahos, Coates, Mr. Marshall. DEBATING TEAM Highlighting the year's for- ensic activities were the Law- renceville debates, held lanu- ary 20th, on the topic Resolved, there should be federal aid to education. Our negative team journeyed to Lawrenceville, while the Peddie affirmative team served as hosts to the Law- renceville negative team. Rep- resenting Peddie were Oliver Lyons and Henry Stockhold, affirmative, and lames Truitt and Robert Welsh, negative. The contest was not judged. On February 8th the same topic was debated before the Peddie Woman's Club, with Gervais Reed and Norman Har- rison taking the affirmative, and Albert Barclay and Arthur Kas- akove, the negative. Left to right. sitting: Mr. Reeves, Stahl. Austin. Standing: Nor- man Harrison, McCrossen, I. Marsh, Welsh, Hardesty. DRAMATIC CLUB Aside from very limited informal work during the school year, the activity of the Drama- tic Club centers chiefly around the preparation and presenta- tion of a play during com- mencement week each Iune. At the time the yearbook went to press the group had just been WINTERS PRIZE ORATION From its founding in 1890 un- til 1949 the major oratorical ev- ent of the Peddie school year was sponsored annually by the Honorable Byram L. Winters, '83. Mr. Winters passed away last year, and Mr. I. Walter Reeves, director of public speak- ing, has devised a plan where- by the sponsorship of the con- test will pass on to the prize winners of former years. Mr. Reeves hopes eventually to build up a permanent endow- ment fund to guarantee the per- petuation of the contest. Each contestant prepares an original speech, and the final judging is based equally on composition and delivery. The finalists for the 1950 contest, an- nounced just before the Old Gold and Blue went to press, were lames W. McCrossen, Nor- man B. Harrison, Iohn E. Aus- tin, Lawrence A. Greene, Mel- vin Adlerman, and William Hardesty. The contest was scheduled to take place in the Ayer Memorial Chapel on March 4. organized on a preliminary basis. A definite decision had not been made as to the 1950 play, and of course no cast se- lected. The club was again un- der the direction of Mr. P. D. L. Way, and everyone who saw the very splendid 1949 produc- tion of Iulius Caesar was looking forward in keen antici- pation to the 1950 presentation. Lett to right, lst row: G. Reed, Stockhold, Alfred Iacobs, Gill. Mr. Way. 2nd row: Raibourn. Haupt, Laegeler. Perry. Dalack. Hardesty. 3rd row: Ellson, I. MacGowan, Wyckoff, Bell, Veasey. Scene from Iulius Caesar 4th row: Bronstein, I. Marsh, Iahos, R. Waples. Austin, Norman Harrison. 103 Left to right, lst row: Perry, Nicholls, Ayers, Simpkins. R. McCrea, Laegeler. Di Censo. 2nd row' Mr. Burrus, W. Taylor, Griffin, Brandt, Codding, Trei- mann, Gainer, Ettinger. 3rd row: Hill, Peters, Price, lohn McGuerty, Benson MacGowan, Costantin. 4th row: Richard Kauffman, Rauf, G, Thompson Mangles. Iaeckel, Grieco. MOTION PICTURE CGMMITTEE During the school year, under the supervision and able direc- tion of Mr. Marvin E. Burrus, the Peddie Motion Picture Commit- tee presented a schedule of twenty movies to its 212 sub- scribers. The group responsible for presentation of the programs is the executive committee, headed this year by Webley Simpkins. Other committeemen were Clark Hill, Alan Ettinger, and Robert McCrea. The com- mittee offered special guidance in film presentation to those subscribers who wished to re- ceive instruction and become associate members of the com- mittee. BGY SCOUTS ,as- pn 2G as X f , Left Center: Mr. Iepson. Standing, left to right: P. Geqersan, Burrus, Weishoif, Ludewig, Amsterdam, to right, lst row: Frank Brown, Whitehead, P. Walsh, Sweeney. row: Mr, Strohmeier, Lloyd, Ascher I. Harrison, Mr. Richardson. rd row: I. E. Thompson, Clunan, Schiffer, Omana, Long, Entin. 4th rowg David Stivers, Litterick, lohn Phillips, Ulivi. R. Gegerson. Bonanno, R. Walsh. 5th row: Y. Iaveri, Hetttch. 104 SCIENCE CLUB Q Left to right. lst row: Mr. Merriam. Coldbloom. I. Marsh, Eberhardt, Frisbee, Veasey, Millard. 2nd raw: Nasr. Lowenberq, Perry. Sit- ferlen, Bakoulis. Baumqard- ner, 3rd row: Brandt, P. Frahm. F I o y d McGrann. Brave, Coddinq, Treimann. 4th row: Nicholls. Mosquera. Eisenielder. Huffnaqle. CAMERA CLUB Left to right, lst row: Kluq. Bronstein. Raul, Greene. Dil- lingham. 2nd row: Dr, Black, mar. I, Marsh. Frylink, Ayers. Gautier. Hetticlc. Y. Iaveri. 3rd row: Entin. I. Belmont Martin, Ettinqer. P a t r a s Sweeney, Bonanno. Miller. 4th row: Hutasing. Floyd. Di Censo, Ash, P. Tayor. Coe stantin. Cornell. Sth row: Mosquera Nicholls. Prob, stein. Gravenhorst, Vander- berq, Treimann. Vejjaliva, Mayorca. RIDING CLUB Lett to riqht, lst row. Frank Brown. I. E. Thompson. Entin, Omana. 2nd row: 'Wyckoif. W. Hunter. Murphy, 3rd row: Beveridge, Frylinl-c. R. lohnsfzn. Mr. Carver Gui' -v U - ra Ark. - i 1 7 1 Q1 -36. t fy .S l .I ,s 1 HW- -J.. T jx H' Q CQ 'r f,Q0'v '31 'X' I 3 4 1 'B gg I' 31-. 1' , 11 1,- 4 AA I I JD 433.1 ? The House Committee is the highest organization in Peddie student government. Representatives of the stud- ent body, these boys meet with the headmaster on maj- or problems pertaining to school life. Any student can feel iree to express himself to a member of the House Committee on any phase of school lite and be assured that his opinions will be given due consideration by the committee. The organization is com- posed of five student mem- bers and the headmaster. The president of the school and the president of the sen- ior class are ex officio mem- bers. The other three mem- bers are elected at large from the student body. Lights out boys! Leit to right: Iim McCrossen, Dave Tickner, Doug Melville, Ian Graham, Tim Tobin. Dr. Morong. HOUSE COMMITTEE MONITORS Lett to right, lst row: Goldbloom Merryman, Coates. Barclay-, I. Marsh Melville, O. Lyons. 2nd row: Kasa- kove, Stiles, Shive, Dalack. Millard, B Senior Vei n Nasr 3rd row' W . , q , . . . Hunter, Graham, Gunnison. Mc- Crossen, Ebexhardt, Rosenkranz. Simpkins, Lloyd, Marino. 4th row: Stockhold, Larkin, R. McCrea, Brave. Veasey, Hoppe. R. S. Iohnson. Lamb. Left to right, lst row: Mr. Hicks. McCrossen, Gunnison, De Luca. Eberhardt, Burleigh, Mr. Marshall. 2nd row: O. Lyons, A. Marsh, Kasakove, Sussek, Persic, Boynton, McCracken, Vidal. 3rd row: Veasey, Brave, Iohn McGuerty Tickner, Rosenkranz, Dettmer, Zecher. 4th row: Mount, Arace, O'Neill, Bell Graham, Codding, Melville, Tobin, Wertheimer. ffellc faq '41 LouNoE communes 7-t--f e' 'fl Q . .W Q2 Lett to right, sitting: De Luca -presi dent, Mr. Heagy. Tickner-vice president, Burleigh - secretary. Stand- ing: Grassey, Gunnison, Arace, An- derson, Wettach, Sussek, Craven- horst, Tobin. Four Spades Doubled HALLS CCUNCIL The Halls Council, under the guidance of Mr. Donald W. Marshall, had a busy year directing the govern- ment of the student body in harmony with the House Committee. Composed of el- ected representatives from each hall and house, the Halls Council decided upon many student problems and assisted the administration in aiding the student body. Frank De Luca, the chairman, provided many occasions for the students to express themselves on problems of general interest. The student body was asked to vote upon the adjustment of the spring recess in relation to the Eas- ter week end. Other ques- tions dealing with lights and breakfast cuts were dis- cussed thoroughly. Altogeth- er the Halls Council com- pleted a successful year with many advances in student government. 107 BOXING CLUB Leit to right, kneeling: Kasakove, Anderson. Standing: Mr. Mar- shall, Apy, Truitt. H. Iaveri, Tris- chett, Niemann, Dettmer, Bartner, Frylink, Goiricelaya. FENCING CLUB Left to riqht, ls! row: Leas, Ninnes, Perry, Bronstein, Iaeckel. 2nd row: Mr. Way, Eaton, C. Straton, R. S. Iohnson. 3rd row: Hoppe, Stockhold, Farber. SKEET CLUB Left to right, lst row: Maguire, Boynton, W. Taylor, Richard Kauliman, Vanderberg. 2nd row: Zipl, Hand, Zecher, Leahey, Mel- ville, Veasey. GERMAN CLUB Leit to right, sitting: Mr. Fitzell, Shive, I. Marsh, Leahey, Iaeckel. Standing: Goldbloom, Iahos. Gayle, Soderlund, Sifferlen, Stahl, Nicholls. 54'-ns, Achtung!! PROMENADE CGMMITTEE Left to right, sitting: Susselc, Coates, Ticlcner, Graham, Mr. Hicks. Standing: Melville, R. H. lohnson. Eberhardt, McCrossen. Hood. Tobin. Prom DUYES George, Date, and Chaperone 'I Y X. I I ,. v I 'X , N354 s s N' I , 7 4 A V I 3 ri 'X . . . kg A ag-1.4 , - . 5,,f ' , 4 ff , 'T'. 1 w YI -.g.' -,,,f-45 M V M. , - v V ' 1 -' B 1 X -, -0 , . a .L 'f' T,4Liws, x Q K f 'Z' 4 , ' - S f.,, gal. ' kffjxig df' ' . ' fs HW ? -11 .'BeIls, bells. hens, Only Q mother Could H 4 e are reading Veasoy's letter. lt's probably from Room 10. Q ,gif , ' N 'W Y A , V, .X . . . one may smile, and smile, cmd be a villain! At least l'm sure it may be so in .... 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St Forest H11ls Patras Socrates H 165 Mad1son Ave Perth Amboy N I Patterson Ioseph A 204 W Mam St L1qon1er Pa Perry Noel A 325 Warmmster Rd Hatboro Pa Pers1c Louxs A St M1h1elDr1ve Rlversxde N I Peters George W IV R F D Caltfon N I Phllllps Iohn R II 479 Wolf s Lane Pelham Manor 65 N Y Ph1ll1ps Ionas Palmer Ave W Long Branch N I Plerson Iohn E 326 S Mam St H1ghtstown N I Plechner R1chard F 79 Lake Ave Metuchen N I Pollock George E Ir 200 West 16th St New York N Y Pr1ce Stanton R 211 E 7th St Lakewood N I Probste1n Dav1d 4 Crescent Rd Great Neck L I N Y Ra1bourn Gerald R Apartado 234 Maraca1bo Venezuela Rauf Abdul N1az1 18 Shore Dr1ve Great Neck N Y Redden Robert 50 Bellvale Rd Mounta1n Lakes N I Y Reed Gerva1s E 1002 N 7th St Garden Cxty Kans Retchert Carl E Ir 2117 W Estaugh St Phtla 40 Pa Riley Kenyon D The Peddre School Hxghtstown N I Robmson Maxson W F 5 Dundee Rd Larchmont N Y Rodnguez Presente Ir Calle Manomo No 22 Tucuplta Venezuela Rohde Iohnl FGIXVIBW Ave Coloma N I Rosenkranz Donaldl 625 Seventh St Lakewood N I Rosenthal Donald B Santander Apts Asbury Park N I Sanders E Wlllldm Ir 116 State St Seneca Falls N Y Sarafm Ioseph A Allentown N I Schxffer Charles W III 747 Concord Ave Drexel H111 Pa Schmxdt Rtchard H Ir 19 Kmckerbocker Rd S Strathmore Manhasset L I N Y Scott Wtllxam C Dukes St Shelbyvxlle Del Setdenberg Otto W 43 S Penataquxt Ave Bay Shore N Avemda Los Fab1llos No 9 Caracas Venezuela Aven1da Los Acas1as 37 La Florlda P O Box 1854 Caracas Venezuela Mxddlebrook Rd Bound Brook N I Srfferlen Alfons T Wash1ngton St Mountam VIEW N I Slmpklhs Webley I Ir 105 9th Ave Haddon He1ghts Semor Ben Sentor Norman Shxve R1chard B 24 Lake Dnve Woodbury N I Van Brackle Rd Matawan N I Skxllman C Vernon 426 Broadway Long Branch N I The Carlyle Apt 2D Garth Wood Apts Scarsdale N Y Monmouth Iunct1on N I Smlth Kendall B 11 Stxllwell Pl Freehold N I Sm1th W1ll1amI Dayton N I Soderlund Edward E 24 Old F1eld Lane Lake Success Gt Neck P O N Y Sprague Thomas N 31 Post Ave E wlll1SIOh L I N Y S1mpson Thomas Smger Donald B Sloan W1ll1amI I Smalley Donald S Stahl Gary H 201 Arborlea Ave Mornsvxlle Pa Speakman Iay W 59 Trueman Ave Haddonfxeld N I Spmella Iohn 10 Terrace Ave Hasbrouck Hexghts N I Stamler Ioseph C 238 Ocean Ave Deal N I Stevens Melv1l1e S Sth and Asbury- Ave Nattonal Park N I Stella Don H Shell Carrbbean Petroleum Apartado 19 Maracarbo Venezuela c-o Mrss Onexda Gardhause Strles RalphI Ir 144 Clay St Tuckerton N I SIIVSIS Dan1e1 I 26 Rockaway Ave Rockaway N I Stwers DQVld R 26 Rockaway Ave Rockaway N I Stockhold Henry F New Prospect Rd Harnony Farms Lakewood N I Straton Carter A 166 Hawthorne St Malden Mass Straton Iohn C Ir 34 Maple Ave Warwlck N Y Strotbeck Iohn M 122 N Rumson Ave Margate N I Strupp Eugene H 28 Stacy Ave Trenton 9 N I Sugden Hergert I Ir 8328 Delmar Blvd UHIVGISIIY Ctty Sussek Iohn G Ir 28 Hudson Rd Bellerose N Y Sweeney Ioseph L Ir 3405 80th St Iackson HGIQHIS N Swertfeger Carl A P O Box 229 Red Bank N I Taylor Peter H 567 Lafayette Ave Buffalo 13 N Y Taylor Wlllldm E III Owenoke Way R1vers1de Conn Thrstle Ronald B 1312 Remmgton Rd Phtl 31 Pa Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson George E Ir Longwood Kennett Square Pa I Edward Ir R D 1 Box 37B Ambler Pa Ierome M 234 MOIIISOD Ave Hxghtstown N I R1chard A Longwood Kennett Square Pa W1ll1am H 234 Morr1son Ave Hxghtstown N I Tzckner Dav1d A 525 Lake Ave Bay Head N I Tohm T1mothy 3 Shelburne Ave Trenton N I Tregarthen Harry R 15 Wellesley Rd Rockvllle Center N Trermann Walter Ir R F D 1 Box 49D Lakewood N I Trlschett A Thomas 170 Lawrence St Mt Vernon N Y U11v1 Il1o I Avemda Avtlla 24 Caracas Venezuela Vanderberg Charles B 299 Howard Ave Passarc N I Veasey E Norman Mayfaxr Apt Bldg Wxlmrngton Del Vetgn Iames L 902 N 2nd St Bellwood Pa Ve11a11va NISSGI 2490 Tracy Pl NW Washmgton Vlddl EUC M Curacao D W Vrncent Iack co Mrs H I Samuelson 212 Hooper Ave Toms RIVGT N Wagner Norman R R D 3 Freehold Wagner Peter V 29 Thomas Pl Yonkers N Y Wagner Phlllp M III 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' ., , N, 1, Congratulations and Godspeed to the CLASS OF 1950 from CRANBURY INN Wann, Ealcfvulan Gomyzanff Wholesale PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL AND MILL SUPPLIES P O Box 1160 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE GREENWOOD AVENUE 6 IACKSON STREET TRENTON LEWIS C. BOWERS 2 SONS, INC. BUILDERS OF THE AYER MEMORIAL CHAPEL PHONES 8126 8127 Ke4fLl'an.e Shaclfawalgieelgo DESIGNING FABRICATING ERECTING RIGGING OLDEN AVENUE B twee P nceto and Prospect TRENTON N I O l 1- I . DH Trenton 6, New Iersey . O - e n ri n . N. I. ' ' ' 'Q if G'- ,, aw Q -3 ? -..a-, X if I Q -. , 4 fem, y ,. lbs- A 4 51 3 K h J V x T 'I'-Rf M? iw 53:3 COMPLIMENTS OF BEEKMAN 'G - - vi HO0PER'S PAINTS -4 STORES- TRENTON N Waeclauck 8 Jfuicfundan MEN S APPAREL Quahty Cleanmq cmd Pressmg Compliments of F L OR I S T MERCHANTVILLE NEW TERSEY HIGHTSTOWN SPORTS CENTER Adyczcent to Bowhng Alleys IN SPORTING GOODS AND ATTIRE Authonzed Dealer of A G Spculdmg and Bros Sportmg HIGHTSTOWN N I Equxpmeni O O , . I. I O O ANYTHING YOU DESIRE O O The ad I wrote for last years OLD GOLD AND BLUE was a crnch compared to what Im supposed to do for th1s year I remember s1gn1ng last years ad as Class of 50 Cl hopel Well Im m the class of 50 now and my stay here at Peddxe rs gettlng shorter and shorter Iune wrll be here before I reahze rt and then on to colloge for four more years Thrs Wflllng w1ll be a sort ot Swan Song for me and my Peddre days My years here have been tops rn every respect The assocratlon w1th all the boys Ill remember as long as I l1ve The l1v1ng cond1t1ons have been have worr1ed as much about me and my dorngs as I have Ive even gotten a krck out of studylng and attendlng classes Of course Wednesday and Saturday afternoons were all rrqht too All 1n all Peddre IS a wonderful place and rf Im ever blessed w1th some boys after I say I do they ll be stepprng on the same boards walkrng the same walks and wholesomely enloyrnq the same l1fe here that I have Well all for now Ill never forget my classmates and 1t s my hope that my classmates w1ll never forget r-'-Z lfwvzloff-ww URLEY 0 INCO 118120 N Broad St 110 112 E Hanover St TRENTON N I ' I ideal. My teachers and the entire school faculty have been good Ioe's and - 0 - 1 ' a 0 ' o 0 CS an? Ima N I Route 33 HIGHTSTOWN NEW IERSEY Au Condmoned Speclahzmq m TURKEY STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD ESTABLISHED 1858 I c0a Hue J B RICHARDSON 2 SONS INC on I xchonfc ,Sayre gll-:Q',fLIas conf,-MTE 340 PERRY ST TRENTON 1 N J BERNARD BROTHERS INC Wholesale FRUIT AND PRODUCE Complete L1ne oi Blue Goose Frozen Fru1ts and Vegetables 39 49 TUCKER STREET TRENTON, NEW IERSEY FRANKLIN SURVEY MAP PUBLISHERS 0 1524 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 2, PENNA 1 If. J on Iii Q 3ngI:zI'f- I9 q. -I Y lchHeof- 1 Q ' PRESIDENT S YREASLcREi .. MIX O T E MASON INC 567 SOUTH 10TH STREET T I L E TELEPHONE MARBLE BIGELOW 3 1596 TERRAZZO WESTFIELD 2 2498 O O Q Q NEWARK 3. N. J. Si' i M? 5 44o Complzmenis f Hxghtstowns Fmest Eatmg Place OLD HEIGHTS RESTAURANT U1 the heart of town 103 MAIN STREET CLEANLINESS Free parking 2 doors away CITY owned parklnq lot next to Acme Store GEORGE DEGREE Prop Comp! me ts of STACY TRENT HOTEL TRENTON NEW JERSEY W OSTERSTOCK Manager LEONARD A PLANT HIGHTSTOWN MUSIC SHOP 129 MERCER STREET HEADQUARTERS FOR RECORDS Everythmg from Tschaxkovsky to the latest Be Bop A FRIEND ' o THE I -QUALITY - SERVICE- - - 0 ' - L. . , ' o O O .faglsinwq Rach Comp! ments ol Underwnters Master Label Servrce Manufacturers and Installers MERCURY PAINT H 2 CHEMICAL C0 -I-L ' gal Agfa- Wnte for Catague and Pnces 19 HIRAM STREET RHEA LIGHTNING ROD CO NEW BRUNSWICK NEW IERSEY 1402 Greenwood Ave Trenton, N I DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT A QUALITY FOOD ,wwf 2-' 4 Flavors to The Z E E Slngle Flqvgr Plnts ICE CREAM PHILADELPHIA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. INCORPORATED 4th AND POPLAR STREETS o c . 1 . , ' A I ' I :Ja . S Kr. ',-. 'Q lifff, R4 f -- ' ' .U A K, O ff ,,- , A - V 7 H I' ,fa Q , ,, , L. ,v '77 'LMT I . . 1 u . . ll ll 1 Q D CHMBTHMJIIETS agmn for BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS for BETTER YEARBOOKS Story tellmg photographs to help make your Yearbook a treasure to you and an ALL AMERICAN award wmner too The expenence 0 TWO GENERATIONS OF PHOTOGRAPHERS IS offered to Edxtor and Class Advxsor wlth a servlce whnch mcludes not only mak1ng Portralts Groups and Candxd Photo graphs but also suggestmg 1deas for addmg mterest to the Yearbook The small Yearbook and large can be made just as xnterestmg yes and an All Amerlcan award w1nner too by makmg every photograph count We wlll gladly show you how CGMETHMJJIKTS 1705 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA PENNA Formerly Hollander 69' Feldman 1 . I I I If 37 ' , . . , - 9 1 ll ' 31 ' ' ' ' ' v s s . . , . OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950-MR. AND MRS. 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BUILDERS SINCE 1860 ' 'll 4 A FRYLINK .Pl ZONEN SASSENHEIM THE NETHERLANDS ORIGINATORS GROWERS IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS OF THE FINEST FLOWER BULBS SINCE 1866 A FRYLINK 2 SONS INC Herald Brand Telephones MARKET 7 3676 3677 Melrose Brand GITHENS REXSAMER 2 CO 242 and 244 NORTH DELAWARE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 6 PA INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIERS OF QUALITY FOODS SINCE 1861 DesgedadP tdby RAE Puausmuc COMPANY 127 V lley Rd Mo tclcxr N I O . X 1 S. 1 1 i 2 0 I 4 I I I Q , . 0 .. H X , V:-11-Y '71 ' -f ' ' N is wiv Eyf K :-mg, ,,f -..N . i. Y.. .. YY - ,,..L4,,,,i,..+g-,A-. -.4....-.-...,.. x---.----.'4.ggz5. l--L .......g ' N fa ,fy , F. , . .'mN.f,f,-vw