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THIRTEEN GIVEN HONORARY JOHN HARVARD AWARDS

These Men Those Whose Work in College Year of '36-37 Entitles Them to "Very High Distinction"

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Honorary John Harvard scholarships, awarded each year to Upperclassmen who are in Group I, the highest scholastic rank, but who do not receive scholarships with stipends, have just been conferred on the following thirteen students:

These awards are made annually to those men whose work in the preceding academic year was of "very high distinction."

Names of Recipients

Gleason L. Archer Jr. '38, Boston, Mass.; Walter P. Arenwald '38, New York, N. Y.; Joseph N. Ball Jr. '40, Philadelphia, Pa.; Robert H. Clapp '40, Watertown, Mass.; David E. Feller '38, Harrisburg, Pa.; George M. Firestone '40, St. Paul, Minn.; Tudor Gardiner '40, Boston, Mass.; Robert E. Lane '39, New York, N. Y.; Victor A. Lewison '39, New York, N. Y.; Wells Lewis '39, New York, N. Y.; Elpenor R. Ohle '38, Stonington, Conn.

Paul Olum '40, Binghampton, N. Y.; Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. '38, Cambridge, Mass.; Bernard J. Siegel '39, Superior, Wis.; Alan S. Trueblood '38, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.; and William Q. Wolfson '39, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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