Word: alden
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Joseph David Oznot, son of a wealthy private detective from East Lansing, Mich. Oznot had been first in his class, a concert pianist, on the varsity lacrosse team. Even though he worked summers as a clerk, he found time to study calculus and Virgil. Director of Admissions E. Alden Dunham was looking forward to meeting the unusually gifted student, but last week he got word that he couldn't. Reason: Oznot (rhymes with...
Honorary pallbearers for the service today include George P. Baker, dean of the business school; Stanley F. Teele and Donald K. David, former deans of the business school; Vernon R. Alden, president of Ohio University; F.A.O. Bahre, a personal friend of the deceased, John B. Fox, director of overseas relations of the business school; Edmund F. Learned, Charles Edward Wilson professor of business policy; Malcolm P. McNair, Lincoln Filene professor of retailing; Raymond W. Miller, visiting lecturer at the business school; L. Leslie Rollins, assistant dean of the business school, and Clifford J. Welton...
...fact, Jerome Alden, who is responsible for arranging the excerpts, seems almost to have gone out of his way to choose parts unsuited to Miss Hayes. The fiery young Katharina in Taming of the Shrew, for example. And that other Katharine, the French Princess of Henry V, whose English is bad --but whose native French, in this instance, is also bad, Miss Hayes insisting on saying le main, with the wrong gender...
...most spectacular golf was played by Harvard's number two man, Bruce Johnstone, when he carded a 74 and smashed Alden Foster 6-4. At one point in his 33-36:74 which included four birdies, Johnstone took seven of nine holes. In the number six slot George Duffy won 2-1 enroute to a 79. Seventh man Herb Wollan overwhelmed Bill Stith...
Died. John Gale Alden, 78, ruddy Yankee yachtsman and sailboat designer who put ocean racing within reach of the only moderately rich with his Malabar class of small rugged schooners derived from Gloucester fishing smacks, proved the soundness of his designs by becoming the first man to win three Bermuda regattas, and set more of his hulls afloat than any other U.S. marine architect; of a stroke; near Orlando...