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

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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

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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

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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