1931’s design contained a baby signifying that the class was one of the youngest to ever enter Princeton. The baby is “suspended” to represent the class’s large number of “suspended members.” Along the bottom from left to right are a series of arcane symbols: a Phi Beta Kappa key signifying a very smart class, a bottle symbolizing that liquor was popular, the Christian Student toppled from its pedestal during a football rally (the Christian Student was a statue of W. Earl Dodge 1879 by Daniel Chester French that stood between East Pyne Hall and Murray Dodge Hall), the continuing suspension of relations with Harvard (details here), and a football reminding class members of the disastrous football season (only one victory in eight games).