Word: elders
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Stenhouse's father, David Stenhouse, pitched for the Washinton Senators from 1962 to 1965. As a rookie he pitched in one of the two All-Star games held in 1962. The elder Stenhouse still keeps tuned into the big league scouting grapevine. "He loved it when he was up there," says the younger Stenhouse, "so it's always been one of my dreams to play in the majors...
...elder Roberts, Sally, will play on the fourth court. Captain Katie Ditzler with her aggressive net game will perform at number five. Leslie Miller rounds out the line-up at six. Terry Clarke and Patty Wen should also see action...
...neighborhood in Englewood hasn't changed, and his parents still live in the same frame house. Kids frequently descend on the place now, and the elder Travoltas pass out glossies of their youngest son. Down in the bright red basement recreation room, there is a large bulletin board crowded with pictures of all the kids. Here the superstar receives equal billing with his siblings, and his picture smiles out among shots of Ellen, now 37, who is acting in pilots for both NBC and CBS; Margaret, 32, who does TV and voice-overs in Chicago; Anne, 29, just married...
...elder statesmen of jazz are in Boston this weekend. The old line is alive and well and swinging. The mainstream is flowing quickly through the bean town. If only Buddy Rich were here...
...everyone buys her. One elder of the beauty biz finds the California look distinctly boring. "There have, always been superstars," says Diana Vreeland, who worked as an editor of Bazaar and then Vogue for four decades. She cites Veruschka, one of her own discoveries, from the '60s, "an artist who did the most extraordinary things with herself." The '60s, Vreeland feels, were more interesting. She considers the naturalism of the present period cloying. "There's too much blowing in the wind. At one time, it was fashionable to be made up and it was not fashionable to have your clothes...