Word: cooperator
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Gorman, Government; Stanley Dale Harris, English; Leon William Hoyer, Biochemical Sciences; Jonathan Kozol, English; Dexter Wayne Lawson, Biology; Ralph Arnold Walter Lehman, Biology; James Richard Lehrich, Biology; Joseph Salem Lelyveld, History and Literature; Keith Merritt Lindgren, Biochemical Sciences; James Robert McCredie, History and Literature; Michael Ned Margolies, Biology; Calvin Cooper Moore, Mathematics;; Robert Anthony Myers, Engineering and Applied Physics; Robert Stephen November, Economics; David Reiss, Psychology; George Nicholas Rogentine, Jr., Biochemical Sciences; Michael Paul Rogin, Government; George Michael Rossman, Engineering and Applied Physics; Richard Lewis Roth, Mathematics; David Savitz, Chemistry; Michael Charles Senturia, Music; Thomas Jack Shankland, Engineering and Applied...
These students have been awarded degrees magna cum laude, with highest honors: Amiel Gershon Cooper, Chemistry; Ralph Frederick Baierlein, Physics; James Anthony Burke, Engineering and Applied Physics; Robert Douglas Campbell, Jr., English; David Bruce Haley, English; Eric Martin, Architectural Sciences; James Henry Rieger, English; Harold Marion Ross, Anthropology; Charles Ernest Rossi, Engineering and Applied Physics; Howard Richard Sloan, Chemistry; Sereno Stephen Streeter, Geological Sciences...
From Kirkland are Walter A. Baker, Ralph F. Baierlein, Amiel G. Cooper, Howard L. Erdman, David Falk, Richard C. Johnson, George N. Rogentine, Michael C. Senturia, Thomas J. Shankland, Robert Underhill, and Richard P. Zimon...
...hero is Joe Chapin (Gary Cooper), leading citizen of "Gibbsville," a small town in Pennsylvania, "a gentleman in a world that has no use for gentlemen." Decent, limited, middleaged, he is as set in his honorable ways as any samurai in his Bushido. and step by inevitable step the story describes how he is driven to commit what might be called O'Hara-kiri -he drinks himself to death...
...book the message was clear, if not original: middle-class morality is enough to drive a man to drink. In the movie the message is sometimes hard to decode, but it seems to contain two arresting ideas: 1) Suzy Parker is a charming young actress, and 2) Gary Cooper is getting a little old (57) for love scenes...