Word: stephenson
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...John was an unknown quantity at the beginning of the year," says defensive end coach Tom Stephenson, "but now he's one of the top defensive ends in the league...
There were also several changes among the assistant coaches. Football coach John Yovicsin lost long-time aide Jim Lentz to the top job at Bowdoin. In addition Steve Novick is reportedly on his way out and Tom Stephenson had to quit because of his graduation from graduate school...
Every other game seemed to be a "must" for the team, and Del Rossi invariably responded in the clutch. In a game against Dartmouth which Harvard needed to clinch the championship, Del Rossi handcuffed the Indians on a six-hitter, captain Tom Stephenson blasted five hits, and the Crimson rolled to a 15-0 win and the Eastern title...
...girls have been elected to the Legislature of the Radcliffe Union of Students: East House--Kathleen Kreiss '69, Susan Saunders '70, and Paulette F. Waldron '69, North House-Lyune N. Gerson '69, Alice P. Hartge '71, Frances Pritchett '69, Nancy L. Salling '70, Elizabeth W. Seaton '71, and Alayne Stephenson '69, South House--alexandra R. Altman '69 Margaret N. Gordon '70 Amy Gutmann '71, and Sandra E. Ravich...
...corps was roundly scooped. The Miami Spanish-language paper Diario Las Americas published the story first on Sunday, but was ignored. Next day, apparently from other sources, London's Financial Times carried the news, and in Tulsa, Okla., station KRMG got its own report from Washington Correspondent Malvina Stephenson, who was tipped by House Majority Leader Carl Albert. KRMG fed the story to the Indian Nations Network, an Oklahoma chain whose dissemination of the story finally got things moving in Washington...