Word: cochrane
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stage, young ladies dressed in white and escorted by formally dressed young men moved rapidly between rows of tall tapers, curtsied, and made their way past a ringside table where sat a handsome woman who was, in a sense, their hostess. Watching the debutantes with intense interest, Jacqueline Cochran, famed flyer and businesswoman, recalled that when she was 18 she had already been working for ten years and was, she guessed, "the sole support of several people." Now, as head of Jacqueline Cochran Cosmetics, Inc., she was the cotillion's sponsor. She had no part in planning the ball...
...Daddy still pays a good part of the bills, but has no responsibility for the arrangements.) Jackie Cochran's predecessors as angels of the New York Debutante Cotillion, biggest annual presentation of young women in the U.S., include Coty cosmetics, Evyan perfumes, Kayser gloves...
...Grown Up. In the procession that Jackie Cochran watched with such interest, 104 young women* were presented to society. About 2,000 guests bought tickets, netting $75,000 for the New York Infirmary...
Robert N. Cochran '55, end; J. Timothy Anderson '55, guard; Matthew W. Botsford, Jr. '57, back. The United Press also awarded honorable mention to tackle John T. Maher...
...first team was: ends, Bob Cochran (Harvard) and Bill MCKenna (Brandeis); tackles, Frank Morze (Boston College) and Phil Tarascovic (Yale); guards, Jim Buonopane (Holy Cross) and Bill Meigs (Harvard); center, Mike Reilly (Brown); backs, Tom Gastall (Boston University), Lou Hettinger (Holy Cross), Eddie Beck (Vermont), and Sam Pino (Boston University...