Courtesy Princeton Class of 1967. Princetoniana Museum use only.
Slogan-wise, it’s never a bad idea for a Princeton class to pick a theme that begins with “P”. Choosing the polo motif enabled us to do an alliterative segue from the 15th Reunion’s "P-rate
P-rade" motto into the "Polo P-rade" slogan for the 20th. I was also able to heed one of PU’s traditional principles of logo design and incorporate the image of a tiger into the artwork.
Slogan-wise, it’s never a bad idea for a Princeton class to pick a theme that begins with “P”. Choosing the polo motif enabled us to do an alliterative segue from the 15th Reunion’s "P-rate P-rade" motto into the "Polo P-rade" slogan for the 20th. I was also able to heed one of PU’s traditional principles of logo design and incorporate the image of a tiger into the artwork.