More than 130 images were submitted by alumni and students. Taking into account humor, sentimentality, and creativity, the editors selected four prize-winners: top to bottom: Nathaniel Miller ’94, Scott R. Gansl, Marc Aaron Melzer ’02, and Ken Michaelchuck ’68.
Scott R. Gansl
Marc Aaron Melzer ’02
Ken Michaelchuck ’68
Too close to call: In PAW’s Facebook gallery, Noel Valero ’82 *85’s fireworks photo had the most likes by the deadline, but water polo coach Luis Nicolao’s entry, bottom, surged ahead minutes later. Nicolao is at the far right, with Gary Walters ’67 and the Princeton Tiger. Thanks to all who voted!
Special recognition by PAW’s art director goes to photos of Tanner DeVoe ’14 and his father, Chuck DeVoe ’85, on the steps of Blair Arch, submitted by Stephen DeVoe ’57.
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