July 18, 2007: Features

Reunions 2007
Photographs by Beverly Schaefer and Frank Wojciechowski

Bob Tritsch ’47 celebrates his perfect attendance record. Albert Kissling ’57, followed by Taylor Numann ’09, Ellie Ford ’08, Melissa Swigert ’09, and Kenny Gunter ’10, leads the Class of 1957 back for its 50th. Malcolm Warnock ’25, driven by James Hamm ’08, carries the silver cane, awarded to the oldest returning alum. Craig Powell ’92 and Emily Moqtaderi ’92 remember “the good, the bad, and the orange.” On “Planet ‘87” for their 20th reunion are, from left, Jerry Huo ’87 and Ming-Xia Fu ’87, along with May Lee ’86, Huo’s wife. Showing their stripes at their 45th are Wylie Sheldon ’62, left, and Paul Raeder h’62. With its “Tiger Gras” theme, the Class of 1982 is set for the party. Celebrating in the P-rade are Eric Marton ’82, center, Marton’s partner, Jim Dugdale, left, and Susy ’82 and Phil Prosapio ’82 right behind. “What happens in Princeton stays in Princeton,” say graduate alumni, who had a Las Vegas theme. Jean Hendry *80, in foreground holding water bottle, marches with Anna Tavis *87. Behind them to the right is Thomas Englert *73, holding banner, with his friend Marie McGuire. Graduate School Dean William Russel, far right, is doing his part. Members of the Class of 2007 make their debut as alumni with style. In their Reunions finery, the Class of 1997 has a “License to Chill.” Cara Pellegrini ’97 carries baby Lucia as her husband, Bryan Greenhouse, in sunglasses, walks beside her. Kerry Paradis ’97 is right behind. James “Flash” Williams ’47 recalls the days when “4 out of 3” people couldn’t do the math. Rusty Husted ’42, Warren Allen ’42, and Willy Vaughan ’42 flash the famous class greeting.

Drum major Alan Barnes ’08 on duty. Members of “Grand Cru 1972,” Princeton’s “vintage class,” include, from left: Larry Sanford ’72, Vinnie Lynch ’72, David Kixmiller ’72, Jono Peters '72, and Max Maizels ’72. Joe Schein ’37 enjoys his 70th. The Class of 1957 shows its talent on Lake Carnegie: from left. Jim Newcomer, Peter Liebert, William McMillan, Bob Traband, Bing Swain, Tony Fletcher, Jack Read, and Ben Williams. Jack Kellogg ’32, followed by his wife, Babs, gets cheers on the P-rade route. Clear the track – ’67’s back! The class celebrates its 40th with a trolley car. With a theme of “Five Sheets to the Wind,” the Class of 2002 sails through its first major reunion. Class of 1952 reuners remember college highlights as they mark 55 years: from left, Hank Sherk, Ron Kinney, Joe Bolster, Fred Jones, Allen Ellis, and Bill Dunn. Jewel Hill ’77 experiences “Close Encounters of the 30th Kind” along the P-rade route. Max Miller ’08, left, and Lovell Holder ’09 entertain reuners with an outdoor performance of “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged.” P-rade announcer Gregg Lange ’70 and President Tilghman enjoy the show.