Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Church of Christ minister (he has given sermons as a lay preacher, dislikes nightclub dates because his church frowns on drinking and dancing). He studied for a while at North Texas State College, signed on at Columbia in 1956 as a speech major, English minor. Among his senior year courses: chamber music, third year Greek, history and theory of music, movie production. Extracurricular activities: recording sessions, rehearsals for his limp but likable TV show, ukulele concerts for his wife-who is his own age-and four daughters. He averaged six hours of sleep a night while working at Columbia, studied...
...rolling green hills of Alabama, a ceremony took place last week that would make the most ardent exponent of Protestant-Catholic amity polish his glasses. Roman Catholic St. Bernard College, founded and staffed by Benedictine monks, was ending its first academic year of accreditation as a senior college with a solemn High Mass in the stadium, commencement exercises, blessing of class rings. The odd thing about it was that of the 494 St. Bernard students, 394 were Protestants-most of them Bible-belt Baptists...
...William Street, home of Manhattan's old (108 years) Lehman Brothers. The runners turned over checks for $183,070,380, picked up 15,833,114 shares of Lehman's new One William Street Fund, Inc.-the largest initial financing ever made by an investment company. Then Lehman Senior Partner Robert Lehman turned a check for the total amount over to the Fund president, Dorsey Richardson. Lehman originally planned to sell only 3,000,000 shares. But demand proved so great that Lehman increased the offering to 16 million. The response amazed all Wall Street, which had no idea...
...they spend more time on business, executives have reached some surprising conclusions about themselves. After a critical study of his company, President Hugh F. Colvin of Pasadena's Consolidated Electrodynamics knew just how to beef up his operation: he moved down to become an operating man again as senior vice president in charge of four fast-growing but troublesome divisions, while Board Chairman Philip S. Fogg took over the president's policymaking chair. Says Fogg: "This is what the recession does to your thinking. We are going to come out of this with talent applied in the right...
...Senior Class Spread in the Eliot House Quadrangle...