Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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= 7% . rT meee eee ee a — = rs is = x oS - — Are toe = : Ons : pane ar Seat Pat we AA ees. LET BOR Ue Gs ee ist Se See Se er i Oe ae ol “treo JOHN NELSON ALBRO Red, Al, Johnny Albro was born September 21, 1912, in Buffalo, N.Y. He is the son of Preston M. Albro ’07 (LL.B. University of Buffalo), and Kathrine Francis Moran, deceased. His father is a lawyer. He has three sisters. Eugene A. Moran ’o2 is his uncle. He prepared at the Nichols School of Buffalo, and Phillips Exeter Academy. At Princeton he majored in History. He was on the Freshman Soccer Squad ; Alternate Manager of Soccer (2) ; member Catholic Club and Charter Club. During Freshman year he roomed at 23, Bank St.; Sophomore year at 12 Patton with Rex Lamb; Junior and Senior years with Rex Lamb at 84 Patton. Albro plans to study law at the University of Buffalo, and to engage in the practice of law. He is a Roman Catholic. : His permanent address is 1906 Liberty Bank Building, Buf- falo, INGY” eas al

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eer ye E3 MA QAOY Fo oa ARTHUR LEAROYD ADAMSON, II Lea Adamson was born June 28, 1913, in East Radford, Va. He has also lived in Richmond, Va., Milwaukee, Wis., and in Oklahoma City, Okla. He is the son of Arthur Vincent Adamson and Kathleen Cassel. His father, who graduated from Washington and Lee and Virginia Polytechnic Institute, is an engineer; district sales) manager for the Combustion Engineering Corporation. He has one brother and one sister. He prepared at Hempstead High School, where he was on the Football and Track Teams, and a member of the Literary Society. At Princeton he majored in Economics, Second Group (1) (2) (3). He was a member of the Freshman Lacrosse, Wrestling, and Football Teams; 150-pound Football Team, letter (2) (3) (4); Wrestling Team (2) (3); Tower Club. During the four years of college he roomed at 233 Brown, with R. C. Doolittle. Adamson expects to engage in banking, with the Bankers Trust Company. He is an Episcopalian. His permanent address is 101 Chestnut St., Garden City, Long Island, N.Y. Beewed

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TTB TE A TPT Fi MRE LE TAT eee PN SD noe pare See o” mt cs else ee é k . S B ) Can : aie -, VV @) AW Wodieetsen ts oe cates ; Lal 4a: aro er 08 oof os ea | BROOKE ALEXANDER Brookie, Alex Alexander was born May 22, 1912, in New York City. He is the son of Ludwell B. Alexander and Mary Breckinridge Maltby. His father is a graduate of Columbia University. He has no brothers or sisters. Among his relatives who attended Princeton are John C. TenEyck ’75, Andrew Mills, Jr., 97, Henry Breckinridge ’07, and Preston Sutphen ’21. He prepared at Kent School, where he was on the Honor Roll, Inspector, and a member of the Glee Club, Publications Board, Chess and Form Hockey Teams, and Crew. At Princeton he majored in Politics, and was on the Honor Roll during Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years (Second Group Junior year). He was a member of the Second Freshman Soccer Team; Freshman Swimming Squad ; on the Editorial Board and columnist for the Daily Princetontan (4) 3 Clio Hall, Vice-President (4); Whig-Clio Executive Council; Anti-War Society ; St. Paul’s Society; Student Tutoring Association (2) (3) (4). During Freshman year he roomed at 351 Witherspoon, with Samuel G. Welles, Jr.; Sophomore year at 142 Little, and Junior year in 9-A Holder, with J. H. Magruder and Durand Reheverria: Senior year with Samuel G. Welles, Jr., at 6 South Dod. Alexander plans to engage in publicity and promotion. He is an Episcopalian and a Democrat. His permanent address is 120 East 19th St., New York City. Ts J