1964

Oral History: 60 Years Since Football Perfection

Sixty years after their perfect season, members of the 1964 football team look back

‘Despondent Tiger’ Logo Captured the Class of 1964

A Redwood Tree Has Been Growing in Princeton for 76 Years

A large window in the new Princeton University Art Museum will frame the redwood tree

Lives: W. Jason Morgan *64

‘The Last Person Who Knew Everything’

Albert Perry ’64 Honors Icon ‘Johnny Poe at Princeton’ in New Novel

In Memoriam

James Heffernan *64 Unpacks the Impact of War on Writers’ Works

Christopher Cavoli ’87 and Robert Kahn *64 to Receive Top Alumni Awards

Scholar Michael Burlingame ’64 Searches for Truths About Lincoln

Burlingame has written or edited 20 books about Abraham Lincoln

Essay: Remembering Mercer Street

Norman L. Cantor ’64 recalls noteworthy people and scenes from 1950s Princeton

Lives: Gary Nash ’55 *64

He Wanted American History To Reflect Us All

Close ’64 Football Players Make One Final Trip to Visit Teammate

After Jim Rockenbach ’64 was told he has two months to live, the friends traveled to see him in Florida

Michael Burlingame ’64 on Abraham Lincoln

When All is Gone, Harry Weber ’64’s Bronze Statues Will Stand

Weber became one of the few non-athletes in the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame

What I Learned: When You Think You’re About to Die

Thomas Singer ’64 Seeks Meaning From Symbols, With the Help of a Unique Archive

READING ROOM: Terry Mort ’64

Two cultures collided at Apache Pass

Alumni Profile: Martin Seligman '64, figuring out happiness