Word: maureene
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Other swimmers putting in strong performances were sophomores Kris Krendl and Maureen Murphy in the 200-yard freestyle and sophomore Jeannie Guyton who placed second in the 100-yard backstroke competition. Senior Nancy Sato brought in a first in the 50-yard backstroke event...
McCabe also expects the freestylers to put in good performances in today's meet. "Freestyle should be a strong event this year. Sophomore Kris Krendl started looking real good last year in the shorter events. Sophomores Maureen Murphy and Jeannie Guyton should also help us in the freestyle," she says...
...blonde hair pulled straight back into a bun at the nape of her neck, Maureen Dean, 28, became familiar to millions of TV viewers as she sat stage right of husband John Dean III at the Senate Watergate hearings. Wanting to avoid unwelcome public attention since then, "Mo" has changed her hair color to light brown and the style to modified Botticelli angel. Trouble is, she plans to show off her disguise on NBC's Dinah Shore Show. Yet another hair style will then presumably be in order so that she can try again for anonymity...
...been an extraordinary physical and emotional ordeal for John Dean. Most evenings after the hearings, he and his two attorneys, Robert McCandless and Charles Shaffer, retreated to Dean's town house in Alexandria, Va. There, Maureen, his brittlely attractive wife who sat somewhat tensely behind Dean in the hearing room, prepared hamburgers. Then Dean and the lawyers went over the day's testimony and watched evening newscasts but not reruns of the day's performance. After a hot bath and a rubdown by "Mo," Dean would get to sleep by 11:30 p.m. Despite the tension...
Shortly after the last session, Dean sank into an easy chair, Maureen near him. He agreed to discuss the personal aspects of his week that was with TIME Correspondent Hays Gorey, who had followed him to his home. The cool, meticulous and rather scholarly-looking Dean of the hearings seemed to fade away, as did (at least in his own mind) the earlier Dean, deeply involved in the illegal and unsavory acts. A third Dean emerged, still pleading his case but giving a strangely sentimental picture of his life...