Freshman Week:

852 Men

69 Football Captains

60% Public School

John T. “Jack” Osander ‘57

A Grand Cru ’72 Locomotive For:

Robert Francis Goheen ’40 PhD 48 LLD ‘72

16th President of Princeton University

And where ever we’ll be going

We’ll be going back to Nassau Hall.

Alfred Glossbrenner ’72 (Class Poem)

Your Father’s Princeton

1972

1968

Boys Drool

1972

1968

Dragging Our Knuckles

1972

1968

Missing Links

1972

1970

PASS? Fail? STRIKE?

Then:

Jack Crews

Now:

Then:

Evelyn Woods

Now:

Then:

Wired

Now:

Then:

Over-the-air

Now:

Then:

The Air was Dirty and Sex was Clean

Now:

Then:

Hoping you didn't “win” the lottery

Now:

Then:

Triumph/TVR

Now:

Then:

Busy Signals

Now:

Then:

35 years out as “over the hill”

Now:

Then:

Walter Cronkite

Now:

Then:

Now:

Then:

Water and beer both came from a tap

Then:

Church Keys

Now:

Grand Cru '72 Deja Vu -

Then:

Unpopular War & President

Now:

Grand Cru '72 Deja Vu -

Then:

John Dean

Now:

Grand Cru '72 Deja Vu -

Then:

Dick Clark

Now:

Grand Cru '72 Deja Vu

Then:

Dealing with the parents

Now:

Good Days and Bad Days

Good Days and Bad Days

August 15-18, 1969

Good Days and Bad Days

November 15, 1969

Good Days and Bad Days

December 1, 1969

Selective Service Lottery

Good Days and Bad Days

December 2, 1970

Good Days and Bad Days

April 22, 1970

Good Days and Bad Days

May 4, 1970

GREAT Days and Bad Days

December 16, 1971

Good Days and Bad Days

May 3, 1971

Good Days and Bad Days

June 13, 1971

Good Days and Bad Days

June 30 1972

The Other Side of Paradise..

Pabst Blatz

Schlitz Schmidts

The Stoned Ages...

Typewriters

Slide Rules

TV Antennaes

Turntables

Vinyl Records

Old Nassau

The Secret of Longevity is

Same Old Cats But

I Inhaled So My Children Wouldn’t Have To

 

NOT FAT CATS

PRINCETON BY THE NUMBERS

Postage=6 cents/letter

Gas=29 cents/gal.

WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO...

Nassau Liquors

Community Liquors

PJ’s Pancakes

CAN YOU REMEMBER...

Blow Pong

Steak Hoagie Man

PJ

The Great Speckled Bird

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

Tin Soldiers and Nixon Coming

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

We were singing,

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

And it's one, two, three, what are we fighting for
don't ask me I don't give a damn, next stop is Viet Nam

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

Remember what the dormouse said:

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

Please to meet you.

Hope you guess my Name.

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

So let's just hope there is a promised land
Hang on 'til then

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

I've seen fire and I've seen rain

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

I’ve looked at life from both sides now
From win and lose and still somehow
Its life’s illusions I recall
I really don’t know life at all

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES
One toke over the line, sweet Jesus, one toke over the line
Sittin' downtown in a railway station, one toke over the line

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

If I were the king of the world

Tell you what I'd do

I'd throw away the cars and the bars and the war

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

And though my lack of education

Hasn't hurt me none

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

Slow down, you move too fast.

You got to make the morning last.

Just kicking down the cobblestones.

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

We are stardust, we are golden

We are ten billion year old carbon

IN TUNE WITH OUR TIMES

BOOMER PRAYER

BOOMER EPIPHANY

LOST IN TRANSLATION:

Oye como va mi ritmo?

LOST IN TRANSLATION II:

NAME THE MOVIE

“Plastics” (Walter Brooke to Dustin Hoffman)

“I have vision and the rest of the world wears bifocals.” (Paul Newman)

NAME THE MOVIE

“Well Punk, do you feel Lucky?”

Whoo..that’s some catch that

Jimmy Stewart '32

Fred Fox '39

The Single Wing

The KI

--That’s All Folks!--