Reunions Awards

The following Reunions awards for Reunions 2011 were presented at the Alumni Council's Annual Reunion Lunch on Friday, June 1, 2012.

For the class, more than 50 years out of Princeton, with at least 10 members on its class rolls, having the highest percentage of members registered at Reunions.

1912 Trophy Recipient: Class of 1951 with 32%

Accepting the award are Charlie Ganoe '51, Class Reunion Co-Chair and Bill Jahos '51, Class Reunion Co-Chair

For the largest number present at a major reunion.

1921 Plaque Recipient: Class of 2006 with 805 classmates

Accepting the award are Melissa Kessler '06, Class President and Catie Cambria '06, Class Reunion Chair

For the largest percentage of attendance at a major Reunion.

1901 Cup Recipient: Class of 2006 with 69%

Accepting the award are Catie Cambria '06, Class Reunion Chair and Melissa Kessler '06, Class President

For the largest percentage of attendance at an off-year Reunion.

1894 Bowl Recipient: Class of 2010 with 52%

Accepting the award is Mike Wang '10, Class President

For the largest number present at an off-year Reunion.

1915 Cup Recipient: Class of 2010 with 665 classmates

Accepting the award is Mike Wang '10, Class President

For the best planned and run major reunion.

The Class of 1947 James Scott Clancy Memorial Reunion Trophy Recipient: Class of 1981 for their 30th Reunion

Accepting the award are Duncan MacNichol '81, Class Reunion Co-Chair, Kimberly Ho Schoelen '81, Past Class President, Greg Oxley '81, Class Reunion Co-Chair and Alysa Christmas Rollock '81, Class President

For the most enterprising P-rade entry.

The Class of 1945 P-rade Trophy Recipient: Class of 2006 for their 5th Reunion

Accepting the award are Catie Cambria ’06, Class Reunion Chair, Melissa Kessler ’06, Class President, Rebecca Whitaker '06, P-rade Co-Chair and Nandita Gupta '06, P-rade Co-Chair

For the Class wearing the most imaginative costume. This new award was introduced this year in memory of Quenby Cullen Williamson S60 P89 P91. Quenby designed the reunion jacket worn by the Class of 1960 since 1990, and oversaw ordering and delivering all of their costumes until she passed away in 2007. The jacket is a distinctive combination of orange, black and tigers and has set a high standard for reunion wear. The class having the most colorful and imaginative reunion costume will carry on the tradition.

The Class of 1960 Quenby Award Recipient: Class of 1961

Accepting the award are George Brakeley '61, Class Secretary and Joe Prather '61, Class President