Ken Cosgrove
Graduate of Columbia University.
Has no basketball skills.
His short story, Tapping a Maple on a Cold Vermont Morning, was published in the Atlantic Monthly. As of 1960, was also working on two novels. Has at least one unpublished short story, The Gold Violin.
He is from Burlington, Vermont. and his father is a salesman. His mother is heavyset. Has a brother who works at the stock exchange; there was a farm growing up.
As of March 1962 he made $300/week.
Lives in Murray Hill, Manhattan.
Became engaged sometime in 1965 to Cynthia Baxter, daughter of the wealthy Ed and Lillian Baxter.
In Episode 02.03 The Benefactor, Kenneth’s payroll check shows that his Sterling-Cooper Employer ID is 402-972-598.
Knows that queers exist, but isn't sure he wants to work with one.
That $300/week in 1962 would be about $2100/week in 2009. Not bad.