Courtesy Princeton Class of 1967. Princetoniana Museum use only.
The choo-choo theme got expressed on our orange jacket fabric via black “stripes” in the shape of railroad tracks with tiny train cars on ’em. Our class numerals and phrases from “Going Back” were also worked into the design. Even the belt reprised the same track-stripe graphics. (This way, even when a guy took off the jacket, the belt kept the theme and color scheme on display.) The plain gray pants and understated black tie kept the ensemble from getting too gaudy. Topping it all off was a white fedora with an orange PJ&B RR “Return Ticket” stuck in the hatband. Pocketing the handy train whistle rounded out the thematic effect, enabling a guy to give a locomotive toot at a moment’s notice.
The choo-choo theme got expressed on our orange jacket fabric via black “stripes” in the shape of railroad tracks with tiny train cars on ’em. Our class numerals and phrases from “Going Back” were also worked into the design. Even the belt reprised the same track-stripe graphics. (This way, even when a guy took off the jacket, the belt kept the theme and color scheme on display.) The plain gray pants and understated black tie kept the ensemble from getting too gaudy. Topping it all off was a white fedora with an orange PJ&B RR “Return Ticket” stuck in the hatband. Pocketing the handy train whistle rounded out the thematic effect, enabling a guy to give a locomotive toot at a moment’s notice.