Scholarships Awarded

The Morrill Allen Gallagher Scholarships, awarded annually to two undergraduates with Rhodes Scholar qualifications, have been granted this year to Anthony Geniawicz '37 of Lynn, Mass., and T. Latta McCray '37 of Dayton, Ohio. Carrying stipends of $600 each, these scholarships are based upon a fund of $25,000 left to the College by the late Mrs. Kate M. Morse of Boston.

The Justin H. Smith Fund Scholarships of $5OO each have been awarded to four members of the senior class: George F. Arnold '37 of Philadelphia; John Daniels Jr. '37 of New York City; John D. Detlefsen '37 of Swarthmore, Pa.; and Russell B. Tompkins '37 of Hingham, Mass. These scholarships, based upon a fund established by bequest of Justin H. Smith '77, historian and former member of the faculty, are awarded annually to students "distinguished for proficiency in studies, sound morals, and physical health." Regional scholarships, awarded for a four-year period to outstanding members of the freshman class, have been granted as follows:

The William Pierce Johnson Scholarships for applicants from California have been awarded to James E. Gibson 2d '40, of Los Angeles, and Fremont P. Koch '40, of San Diego. These scholarships of $700 each are based upon a fund of $100,000 given by Mrs. W. P. Johnson of San Francisco as a memorial to her husband, William Pierce Johnson '80.

CONNECTICUT AWARDS

The Charles F. Brooker Fund Scholarships of .1500 each for applicants from Connecticut have been awarded to Arthur G. Christensen '40, of Ansonia, and Gerard B. Torborg Jr. '40 of Hamden. They are based upon a fund of $123,000 given by bequest of Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia.

The Second College Grant Scholarships for applicants from New Hampshire have been awarded to Alfred B. Mansfield '402 of Hudson and Frederick S. Pillsbury '40 of Manchester. Valued at $500 each, they are based upon funds derived from timber cuttings on the Second College Grant, a tract of land in northeastern New Hampshire given to Dartmouth College by the State of New Hampshire in 1807.

The winners of the Morrill Allen Gallagher Memorial Scholarships have both been prominent in campus affairs. Geniawicz is a letterman in track and is intercollegiate champion in both the indoor and outdoor shotput. He holds the College record in both the shotput and discus, and was a member of the varsity football team in his sophomore year, a knee injury keeping him from winning his letter in that sport. As a freshman he won numerals in football and track, captained the yearling track team, and was class treasurer. He was a member of Green Key last year, and is now a member of Psi Upsilon fraternity and Dragon senior society. He prepared for Dartmouth at Clark School.

McCray has won letters in football for the past two years, and this year is again a member of the varsity squad despite a serious skiing accident last winter. He is a member of Palaeopitus, and last year was a member of Green Key and the Undergraduate Fire Squad. He won his freshman numerals in football and was out for basketball his freshman and junior years. McCray is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, and prepared for Dartmouth at Steele High School in Dayton.