| Show : rw' 12A The Salt Lake Trilnme Sunday Jane o Collective Portrait—No Heroes No Crusades ' Cau-sesN- rStUtiBNEkis7ttEgTH:fpop7j ' c:14ss'óf-709Tii-ris:-00ti)04dt0ké4':-G000i0tliJii- Pett & Hugh Mulligan!!children of AsSocisted Press Writers duced them By Saul I''EW HAVEN CONN June June 13 in the first graduation of the new and un- certain decade 916 assorted young men will receive their diplomas from Yale University and move on — On As a group they may be unimportant As a symptom they may be monumental Before the century runs out we will hear from them In 10 20 or 30 years they and the students they typify at the better universities throughout the country will begin 4to have their day of impact Some will become leaders of government others of science medicine art literature ""' Se' ds - m FancySU'1FLOItftJEfl the age that prothe tension the competition- - the uncertainty the changing values the search for Peace public and private In another day the "lost generation" was disillusioned by one war but still Managed to find causes to anchor to Today's generation whose and grandfathers fathersin two older brothers fought world wars and the agony of Korea is unillusioned labels all of them subject to the usual hazards of generalization But- - interview's with some 60 widely varying types of Yale seniors from rebel to reactionary from littlest to Biggest Man on Campus did suggest a pattern of characteristics and attitudes They newspapers and the novels of Camus Faulkner and Sa linger a History never gave them chance to dream The 1960 Graduate ' Empty irony too quickly fol- lowed bright History hope read history and swer is- - that you have four heroes — all these seem dead years in which to learn and and gone bulL sessions inthe old study before you must commit -At yourself" days Yale men used to drink beer and sentiIN THE 19204 the average mental andwhisky grow sing throaty songs senior went into his grandfa- ' NOW THEY gather around ther's bank or his uncle's bro- drink beer and whisky avoid kerage house because it was setiment like it was gauche expected of him and it was the anavexamine their own psypath of least resistance-I- n the ches with clinical eyes '30so he grabbed the first job They seek to avoid tension that came along because of the the rat race and phony standdepression and he had no ards They don't want to be President of the United States or US Steel left them no causes no idols no myths no heroes to follow Form Chart They do want the satisfaction of continued growth the Tull use of their talents junior year usually comes off in his last spring in New Haven while he is interviewed for jobs and graduate fellow-Addin- ' 4 ORGANICALLTGROWN rn : hard-workin- it all up then this generation of intense realistic questioning causeless graduates can we be encouraged by their characteristics? Will the country be in safer hands once they have taken over? r Whole Hulled Electronically Sorted Rich In Protein Vitamins Minerals ce z 601' v "I am optimistic" says Dr Wedge the psychiatrist 75 ONLY X r lb Salt Lake HEALTH These kids reflect a genuine maturity They know that life's answers don't come easy They don't go around beating drums and wavings flags They're less inclinectto jump on bandwagons they're more tolerant of ambiguity more willing to understand their neighbor" "All this I find encouraging although it does make the world more complex" Dean DeVane says with a hope and a sigh City 158 808-24t- I - r latit S h As --co- ld VIVI jiwefa gutmeh1 py -- e-P "r -- "inter-persona- - GLAssEs - NTACT LENSES — town-booste- - many newexeiting styles 50 right-thinkin- 1514 1E1 111 - - oEINIALlibMsATORDAYINo ApRoiNtMEttiMassA0 LADIES' MEN'S EXPANSION BANDS r 250 -- 1410: tetgt iralr -- 1 A uur bid Ida i2Ze 4 2" I ' 1! 144 1 : ''"-2"""- -- ' SEARS - 11owNot1:: E NOW-IN:SALT:LAKii:CIIT- Y! 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OPEN ' of a Yale state of the bation pro- ets this generation ready they represent but many came generations found reaction to history graduates doesn't know what with the perennial question: POLITICS: What then are they like it is to be poor' as their fado with myself What can -Neither them rebel SCHEIBNER'S HEALTH FOOD reformer nor re- that would Be satisfying and these young men of Yale in- thers keep reminding their rich tweed jackets and THEY ENJOY all the obviactionary useful to me and society? pleblan chino pants this class ous CAUSES: "THEY ARE realistic ideal advantages of prosperity of 1960? Provo Salt Lake 'City Ogden and some of the subtle disadNone Tolerant of all shades of ists" Dr Wedge adds "They THEY ARE highly intelli- South hiahrotletond I opinions but reluctant to commit are not wooly headed like the vantages such as wider free1Dr La Verne Daly Dr Don C Jams Stephen T Dearden himself gent aware informed intense dom of choice in careers old idealist who shot off in charge in charge in dorsi Optomstrist Optometrist Optomitist ATTITUDE: realistic capable of turning a which makes for imme gropsparks in—iirdirections Pistr?ild hard Vaguely cynical an unromantic realist—yet with an They are more balanced f44 ing undefined sense of mission "The immediate and the world They are cynivocational They are serious relatively not so is cal but responsible They are humorless pressure MONEY: comgreat o0" America anybody with a colconcerned but not committed to opposed bitterly to plicated make without a Doesn't Expects enough struggle lege education can make a livThey question but they sus- - conformity but inevitably "status-seekershim did as " it Dad Sneers as worry ing today They never before peel people with answers themselves unromanhad such a choice in life so of are They skeptical pana tic about the world but vaguely CONFORMITY: they can afford to seek a misceas from Washington Mos idealistic about themselves His mat bogeyman sion a chance to do something cow or Madison Avenue useful or meaningful or satisThey have a social conen MISSION: They see or try to see science but are not quite fying" To do something useful and through pretension and self sure what to do about it: One thing the senior is I "In ' serving argument Large voiume means low ff costs! This is our success story— satisfying—make us of the fruits 3 to "This is a waiting Anera- of culture and weary of hearing is what a k t avoid the 118W learning the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE for Glasses or Contact lenses conformist he is They are not sure they can tion" says William C De Vane ra'Ce" make a better world but they the wise old dean of under- "rat One thing he never gets are certain they know how to graduates at Yale "They op- JOB: tired of hearing is what con1 live better than we who came pose all orthodoxies They Serving thousands of patients in Utah is proof that your ( Doesn't worry him Plenty of formists other people are before them ' know what they're against but choices But doesn't erbsscole the as Job his end in life regard Man The is the satisfaction is our policy Organization They are more interested in not what they're for They've new boogey man He has reabstract truth than concrete been driven back on them placed Babbitt in the minds of more devoted to selves They are waiting for They're too crusades We compound prescriptions with the highest standard of worwrapped up in "Mainly because quite a few the young as a symptom of — ' their own emotional security causes" -themselves" use commitment as a mediocrity to be avoided as EASY CREDIT people kEMMY manship and materials — quality is never' sacrificed to otter than financial security more This is a much studied substitute for thoughtful dis- a symbol of the rites presGENERATION THIS just l No Money Down you our very LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE much judged generation in- cussion Their argument is sures and pretensions of con- 1 - concerned with doesn't have as much fun" n aI relationships" p rz: and ihn ttel that can't spiring sit around adjectives many you and formity The new target of f says weathered old Jerry Masvalues than w i t find their truth some- think all your life But my an scorn is the gray flannel They mind old college try or the Ameritrangelo who has been selling where in the "bitter center!' choice Today the average the commuting body the split-- Sing? can success story than senior enjoys the luxury of level house It used to be the ViSt011 newspapers at Yale for 60 Gray is more apparent MOST OF ALL they are the years "They never kid around: black and white Good and choice and postponement of bustling Rotarian the hearty Includes: :: evil are harder to distinguish decision- - He may- - well represent r Sciontific eye lamination the choosiest generation This is a generation in deadCXE PRICE BUT THE YALE senior is single vision elm lonse as lock Including scientific yet 0111Y low What about those now looki- still something of a conformist large semtim el frames "In other days the truth eye exeminattee nwas easier to come by says ng- for jobs- those who plan himself- He generally dresses tarrying On Tto plunge into the like his fellow man The beard the Rev William Sloane Cof- Immediately fin of the Yale Divinity School world? The question was put he tried in his sophomore or who tries to stir undergradu- to Norman Harrower and Bob ates to social action-"I- n the Campbell associate directors of the Yale office of counselearly thirties all people were for labor ing and placement unions and against manageCampbell: "Your average ment goons and it was a simsenior is a pretty independ PP al A ple matter Today we have ent cuss Jimmy MAU to cloud the issue The big companies are still radii FAEACI very job "TODAY'S ISSUES are far hunterattractive to the ralthough you do find it more complicated Examining some who are afraid of con- tiLittl2 them requires more sophistica- formity and the Organization kr11141 DRIVE TO UNION FURNITURE IN BOUNTIFUL AND LAYTON tion and that often kills enthu- Man stigma There are many to will who for work Jones go siasm for crusades The danhtakt or Palmolive Peet Laughlin I 4111E ger is that the best educated but aren't sure this will be i441 ji be will active?' least the H their entire future" 4 Commitment has been a big Harrower: "There is a word on the campus and com- strong 435PNwiles tinge of idealism in mencementspeakers in recent their plans They look upon a 'I I Mt years have been exhorting he job with a big company as '44'41k and to avoid young apathy only' tentative The old tradii 4 seek involvement with a cause tional kkUll 411 point of view was some11 All of them failed to impress become to of president day the biggest man on campus General Motors Now the sen1 Regularly 695 chaira Jim Ottaway outgoing t0 ? tor tales the view that GM tigo man of the Yale Daily News can offer me a good deal for I Here is your chance to save 426 on a lovely watch band the top prestige job at Yale two or three S'ears then we'll it 440m4 these days Choose from 10K gold filled or gleaming stainless steel reevaluate the situation 4 Jim will go back to Endicott Lies S The Yale banners crossed I It's also the perfect gift solution A smart watch band NY to help his father run a tennis rackets and collegiate for everyone on Your list chain of newspapers hoopla of another day are I 41 1 missing from senior Soon he will have to start generally 111M11—ET rooms these days vOMePOm — sionionit s picking sides in the world Watch Itepair Department Main Floor j s -- 4 21P1111111111EN At Tale he didn't They've been replaced by MAIN Olt STATE AT 8TH SOUTH abstract paintings Japanese He wrote editorials against h0Per' 4) 11 41111" prints and hi-f- i sets EL "411 Daily 9:30 am-- 6 011L E—---picketing Woolworth's and the IL wow whole idea of commitment Romance glamor the notion Mondays and Fridays Until 9 pm that the world has room for Why? (Breathes there a hero on the horizon who can Make us safe from total atomic destruc- - di It'Ut "04111001101 t1 YILL BOUNTIFUL' I i 1 |
