Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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- ————— x Sa aoe ae Ne oe ES aT York a Te Pe pee : ae cae eo By Sani -. Sie SSS sh fh oe ete ie ms © ci ] : My eT . : Hit ar bi J ie H ane a ie Ie af asa i B ; y SE ia eR adil’ eaters yah On aIres , ‘ 5 . Soe Saleen cuss, ‘ HOWARD LEWIS ALLER, JR. Hal, Doc Aller was born January 30, 1913, in Phoenix, Ariz. He has also lived in Montclair, N.J., New York City, and Lakeville, Conn. He is the son of Howard Lewis Aller, Cornell ’06, and Cath- erine Alden Goddard. His father is a sponsor for the Electric Bond and Share Company. He has one brother and one sister. He prepared at Montclair Academy and Horace Mann School, where he was on the Cross Country and Track Teams, Year Book Board, and Photographic Board of the school paper. At Princeton he majored in Economics. He was a member of the Freshman Cross Country Team, numerals; Undergraduate Motion Picture Committee (2) (3) (4); Elm Club. During Freshman year he roomed at 20 Nassau St. ; Sophomore year at 402 ‘03 Hall; Junior and Senior years at 513 ’03 Hall. Aller is engaged to Miss Juliet Kindlund of New York City. | He plans to study journalism at Columbia, and to engage in journalism. | He is a Congregationalist and a Republican. His permanent address is Lakeville, Conn. Weal 8 7]

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JOHN STEWART ALGEO, JR. Bud Algeo was born July 20, 1912, in Wheeling, W.Va. He is the son of J. S. Algeo, Washington and Jefferson ’o6, and Edith Kraft. His father is sales manager for the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. He has no brothers or sisters. He prepared at Mercersburg Academy and Linsly Institute, where he was active in Basketball, Dramatics, and on the School Newspapers. At Princeton he majored in Economics; Junior Honors (2). He was a member of the Triangle Club and Cannon Club. During Freshman and Sophomore years he roomed at 602 Pyne, with J. G. McClure; Junior year at 31 Patton, with jaGr. McClure; Senior year also with McClure, at 92 Patton. Algeo expects to become affiliated with the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. He is a Presbyterian and a Republican. His permanent address is Bae Mar Place, Wheeling, W.Va. eA

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