It was 30 years ago — on Feb. 2, 1985 — when Bob Matthews of the University’s communications department photographed these unidentified Tigerlilies singing in front of East Pyne. Though their shoulder pads betray the decade, their straight ankle-length pants and footwear still would be fashionable today. And who doesn’t own a down jacket? Can any PAW readers name the women?
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8 Years AgoThe Feb. 4 From the Archives photo of the Princeton Tigerlilies received more than 20 comments, many offering reminiscences, on PAW’s Facebook page. Pictured, from left, are Sallie Monique Allen ’86, Carole Lewis Crane ’87, Emily J. Guthrie ’85, Mary Alice Ward ’85, Mary Carmel Deckelman ’85, Margaret “Maggie” Nunes ’85, Jocelyn Russell ’85, Louise Ambler ’85, Nancy Ross Stricker ’86, Elisabeth Allston McCrady ’88, Elizabeth Bridgewater ’87, and Margaret McGlynn ’86.