Word: hawken
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...predicted top dogs in the League, Dartmouth and Princeton, didn't have as easy time as expected last week. Dartmouth's offense, after two first-quarter touchdowns on a 48-yard punt return by Sam Hawken and a 64-yard scamper by Gene Ryzewicz, sputtered for the rest of the game in a 17-7 victory over Massachusetts...
...infantry private, came out as a company commander of paratroops. After getting a doctorate in American history at Harvard and teaching stints at Choate and St. Paul's, Day uncoiled his wiry 6-ft. frame and probing mind for headmasterships of Germantown Academy in Philadelphia and the Hawken School, his present post, near Cleveland. When he takes over at Exeter in the summer of '64, Day will pursue his guiding belief that a private school should have a vision that transcends being a farm club for the Ivy League. "I want Exeter to be a national school...
...elders thought Ohio's private Hawken School was just the place for the heir to a $150 million fortune. Endsville, thought the 16-year-old heir, Cyrus Eaton III, grandson of the Industrialist Cyrus Sr. There was no football team at Hawken, and worse yet, no girls. So Cyrus III took off for Nashville, Tenn., where public West End High School, he heard, has both football and the coeds to go with it. Trying to enroll as a penniless orphan named Seth French, he let it slip that he knew Latin, and before long the jig was up. Said...