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Daniel Joseph Boorstin '34, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been awarded one of the scholarships offered by the Gulf Division of the Rhodes Foundation; Richard Bulger Schlatter '34, of Fostoria, Ohio, the New England Division award; and Richard Murphey Goodwin '34, of Newcastle, Indiana, the Central Division scholarship, it was announced last night by Frank Aydelotte, chairman of the Rhodes Scholarship Committee.
Boorstin is First Marshal of Phi Beta Kappa, a member of the editorial boards of the CRIMSON and the Harvard Critic. He prepared at Tulsa High School and is a resident of Eliot House. Schlatter is one of the leading scholars of his class, an editor of the Harvard Critic, and is a resident of Lowell House. Goodwin, who is also a member of Lowell, is, like Boorstin, an editor of both the CRIMSON and the Harvard Critic.
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