MEMORIALS
Pendennis White Reed ’31
He came to Princeton from Carteret (N.J.) Academy. At Princeton he took his meals at Quadrangle and roomed all four years with his classmate from…
Floyd Weinstock ’75
Floyd Weinstock died Aug. 24, 2007, of a traumatic brain injury suffered while rollerblading. Floyd came to Princeton after growing up in White Plains, N.Y…
Thomas Cheng ’74
Tom graduated from Lawrenceville, majored in chemistry at Princeton, and graduated from Weill Medical College of Cornell in 1978. Following further studies at Indiana University…
Diane E. Alington-Leaf ’73
(Following is an expanded version of the memorial published in the print edition of PAW.) Diane E. Alington-Leaf died Jan. 4, 2008, at home in…
Richard Wayne Hogan ’66
A native of Richmond, Va., Dick graduated from that city’s Manchester High School. At Princeton he was a Woodrow Wilson School major and a member…
Bruce Peter Vanda ’66
Bruce came to Princeton from Beverly Hills High School, where he was senior class president and a member of the wrestling team. At Princeton he…
Charles E. Mitchell ’63 *67
A champion pole-vaulter at Princeton and a legendary member of Tiger Inn, he set an enduring record at 15 feet 3 inches when the world…
Richard C. Deyo ’60
Born in Elizabeth, N.J., Dick came to Princeton from the Pingry School. He majored in art and archaeology and was a member of Key and…
Paul Robert Gray Sackett ’60
Paul came to Princeton from the Choate School. He left Princeton and completed his undergraduate studies at C.W. Post College. He was a lifetime member…
Arthur R. Klein ’59
Coming to Princeton from Malverne (N.Y.) High School, Artie majored in chemical engineering and joined Cannon Club. One of Cappy Cappon’s “Iron Five,” he gained…
W. Pratt Thompson ’55
After spending two years at Princeton, Pratt graduated with honors from Columbia and then, as he describes it in our 50th-reunion book, “went on to…
Memorial PAWcasts
Remembering Ernie T. Pascarella ’65
‘Just so that everybody knows, this was one outstanding guy in every way,’ said Cosmo Iacavazzi ’65
Remembering Joe Schein ’37
Joe Schein ’37 the oldest living alum in Princeton's history at the time of his death. He carried the 1923 Silver Cane eight times at the P-rade during Reunions.
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