The Class of 1960 Yale Graduates in a Dawning Era
A Yale University survey of the Class of 1960 frames graduates as highly intelligent, skeptical, and conscious of social issues. Interviews with 60 seniors reveal a generation seeking Meaning over money, avoiding easy crusades while weighing careers, politics, and integration.
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Yale
Korea
William C. DeVane
Bryan Wedge
Jerry Mastrangelo
William Sloane Coffin
Yale Divinity School
Jimmy Hoffa
South
North
Woolworth’s
New Haven
Sam Bowles
Charles Sorrels
Sam
Challenge
Charles Sorrell
Ephrata
Wash
Cambridge
Jim Ottaway
Yale Daily News
Jim
Endicott
N. Y
Hill
Bethlehem Steel
Hazzard
du Pont
Standard and Poore
Calhoun College
United States
U.S. Steel
Crawford Barnett
Atlanta
Babbitt
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By Saul Pett and
Hugh Mulbigan
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Washington
Moscow
Madison Avenue
Camus
Faulkner
Salinger
Joe
Chemical Engineering
Anthony Hill
Newton
Mass
Graham Hazzard
Orange Conn
Caesar J. Naples
Buffalo
University of Connecticut
Tad Jones
Harvard
Wedge
Mary
Vassar
Jerry
Politics
Bogeyman
Eugene Scott
Caesar
Naples