Prizes Awarded
Announcement of distinctions awarded to undergraduates for the year 1928-29 is made herewith: Barge Gold Medal—Original OrationsSeniors Kenneth Walter Robinson, New York, New York Class of 1866—Original Orations—Juniors,So-phomores Roger Eastman Ela, '30, Whitewater, Wisconsin Lockwood—Debating—Candidates for VarsityDebating Teams Charles Edward Rhetts, '31, Salem, Indiana The Brooks Cup—Done Most for Debating Edward Patrick Arliss, '29, Washington, D. C.
Grimes—English Composition—Seniors First Prize—Erwin Paul Vollmer, Franklin Square, Long Island, New York Second Prize—Kenneth Walter Robinson, New York, New York Lockwood—English Composition—Juniors Courtney Alfred Anderson, Jamestown, New York Class of 18A6—Latin—Juniors John Martin Toland, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts
Perkins—Classical or English Literature Francis Joseph McEntee, '29, Lynn, Massachusetts Pray—Modern Languages—Seniors Alan Herman Rosenthal, New York, New York Arthur Ryan, Chicago, Illinois Thayer—Mathematics James Andrew Clarkson, '29, Newburyport, Massachusetts Austin Laroy Starrett, '29, Athol, Massachusetts Haseltine Chemistry or Physics John Gordon Milligan, '29, Manchester, New Hampshire Francis L. Town—Physics, Chemistry,Biology—Sophomores First Prize—Arthur David Ecker, New York, New York Second Prize—Wilder Percival Montgomery, Washington, D. C. Read—Descriptive Geometry Henry Webb Salisbury, '30, Syracuse, New York Class of 1859—History—Seniors, Juniors Lewis Douglas Clarke, '29, Waukegan, Illinois Woodbury—Law Scholarships'—Seniors Willsie Ernest Brisbin, Waterbury, Vermont Jack Disbrow Gunther, Nyack-on-Hudson, New York Story—Philosophy—Seniors Maurice H. Mandelbaum, Jr., Chicago, Illinois Grimes—General Improvement—Seniors Franklin Edward Dudley, Biddeford, Maine Warren—Prize Scholarship—Seniors John Ellis Knight, West Roxbury, Massachusetts Kenneth Archibald—Athletics—Seniors Harold Mason Sherman, Jr., Newport, Rhode Island Tirrell Medal—Physical Improvement Franklin Marks, '32, Cleveland, Ohio John Barrett Medal—All Round AchievementSeniors Carl Bernhardt Spaeth, Cleveland, Ohio William S. Churchill Memorial—Freshmen Ellis Burnett Jump, Newton, Massachusetts
