Word: 35th
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...reservation) Gordon Track & Tennis Center 1932,33,34,35,36 Palmer Dixon Courts 1937, 50th Reunion Weld Boathouse 1938,39,40 Carey Cage 1942 Blodgett Pool Lounge 1943 Bright Hockey Center 1944 Weld Boathouse 1945,46,47,48,49,50 Carey Cage 1946 Buckingham, Browne & Nichols School 1952, 35th Reunion Tent next to Palmer Dixon Tent next to Palmer Dixon 1955 Newell Boathouse 1957,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,70,71 Palmer Dixon Courts 1962, 25th Reunion Tent next to Palmer Dixon...
...mystery and suspense surrounding the meeting were enough to impress even faithful viewers of the CBS show Murder, She Wrote. For 9 1/2 hours last week the network's 14 directors locked themselves away in 35th-floor chambers at the Manhattan headquarters building, which has come to be known as Black Rock. Their agenda amounted to nothing less than a shoot-out over the future of a communications giant that has been bludgeoned by takeover bids and internal dissension for much of the past 20 months...
John Doerr. On a clear day, Doerr can look down from his 35th-floor corner office in Embarcadero Center on the sailboats plying San Francisco Bay. Taking in the view may be the only truly restful thing that Doerr, 34, normally ever does. He has been a relentless overachiever since he joined the blue-chip San Francisco venture capital firm of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers in 1980. Three years later Doerr became one of five general partners (there are seven today). Among the companies that he has spotted for investment are Cypress Semiconductor, Sun Microsystems and Businessland, all Silicon Valley...
...University subsidizes 60 percent of the $905,000 cost of the top three reunions--the 25th, 35th and 50th, says Marion R. Briefer, associate for major reunions. The other reunions are paid for in full by the participants, she says...
...anniversary year, the 25th, 35th, and 50th reunion classes not only hand over more donations than usual, but also tend to give larger gifts, says Reardon. "People who have a good time at the reunion pay it back significantly," says Briefer. "It wouldn't be worthwhile to run reunions if that weren't the case...