Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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ears aqn Princeton University Chapel, kindly made available to the Choir College for Commencement exercises. We remember the performance of the B Minor Mass and the graduation music of Warren Martin played by Dr. McCurdy. Each year the music department of the University presents outstanding organ recitals and choral concerts. In this picture, tl1e very ornate sound- ing board had not yet been installed. ,fi 5 L up I WWE McCarter Theatre, opposite the train station. Used by dramatic groups visiting Princeton, as well as the University thespians. Generously loaned to Westmin- ster during Talbott Festival Week for instrumental Sz choral concerts. The University music department also presents two series of professional concerts during the year on McCarter stage. Blair Walk, most direct route from station to choir collegeg scene of many pep rallies held to encourage the Princeton Football team to two undefeated years.

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as . -' ,K C 5 , The Stony-brook Quaker Meet- ing House, built around 1726 by predominant religious group. Because of the smallness of the two fireplaces, the meeting house is now used only during the Summer months. Richard Stock- ton lies buried in the well kept, simple burial ground contain- ing modest, rough-hewn head- stones. -6 mfr Y ,..-I , 3 1 .4-Lani i,..dd 5 M44 . I 1' , F ......Justafew Cleveland Tower at the Graduate College, containing magnificent carillon played by Arthur Bigelow. Proctor Hall is used for recitals and concerts and contains a pipe organ. We shall never forget the Easter Sunrise Service conducted by Bill Guthrie. Some of Princeton's iinest dogwood line the path from Tower to road. x 'f-as-sr.-fm-,m,., ' -fl2s?E' 'ig' 5 Princeton Inn, around the bend in the road from the train sta- tion. A rather extravagant hav- en for students escaping the dining hall atmosphere at school. We'1l never forget the marvelous one dollar breakfasts enjoyed before choir rehearsals at First Sz Second Churches. Described in Duncan Hines as one of America s finest innsL

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BIIARII Ill? TRUSTEES MRS. ELAINE BROWN MR. B. FRANKLIN BUNN MR. C. HERBERT DAVISON DR. HENRY S. DRINKER DR. CHARLES R. ERDMAN MR. W. HOWARD GREEN MR. HAROLD HEDGPETH MR. HERBERT HUFFMAN DR. E. EDWARD JORDAN MR. ARTHUR JUDSON PROFESSOR G. A. LEHMAN MR. GEORGE H. MEAD MRS. MARY ROEBLING MR. G. J. SCHULMERICH COLONEL VICTOR SHERONAS MR. DILMAN SMITH q DR. A. M. STANNARD MR. CECIL STEWART MR. HAROLD E. TALBOTT MR. NELSON S. TALBOTT MRS. GEORGE F. TYLER MR. ROBERT W. WATT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Princeton, New Jersey Princeton, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Princeton, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Princeton, New Jersey Princeton, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New York, New York Rochester, New York Dayton, Ohio Trenton, New Jersey Sellersville, Pennsylvania Philadelpl1ia, Pennsylvania Princeton, New Jersey New York, New York Alliance, Ohio I New York, New York Dayton, Ohio Newtown, Pennsylvania Princeton, New Jersey DR. JOHN FINLEY WILLIAMSON Princeton, New Jersey DR. RI-IEA B. WILLIAMSON Princeton New Jersey AIJVISURY BU!-IRII MR. EUGENE ORMANDY DR. LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI MAESTRO ARTURO TOSCANINI DR. BRUNO WALTER DR. ARTUR RODZINSKI SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI