Milestones
Phi Beta Kappa: Richard J. Best '50, Cranford, N. J.; John S. Bunton '50, Arlington, Mass.; Allen C. Church '49, Drexel Hill, Pa.; David B. Davis '50, Salisbury, Conn.; John G. Gammie '50, Plandome, N. Y.; Alexander C. Hoffman '50, Minneapolis, Minn.; David R. Luce '50, Hingham, Mass.; James P. Lyons '50, Bronxville, N. Y.; Stephen B. Mahoney '50, Scarsdale, N. Y.; Alan R. Mitchell '50, Upper Montclair, N. J.; Louis A. Narva '50, New Bedford, Mass.; George L. Partlow '50, Springfield, Mass.; Lawrence B. Perry '50, Glen Ridge, N. J.; Stephen J. Pollak '50, Highland Park, 111.; Norman L. Scruton '49, New England, N. D.; Lawrence L. Starlight '50, Brooklyn, N. Y.; George W. Streng '50, Oakland, Calif.; John F. Swenson '50, Sheboygan, Wis. (named the Society's repre- sentative on the Undergraduate Council); John L. Truscott '50, Buffalo, N. Y.; William W. Wiles '50, Glen Ridge, N. J.; Robert L. Wilson '50, Needham, Mass.; Edward J. Zebrowski '50, Thompsonville, Conn.
An award of $100 was won by Richard C. Pugh '51, Philadelphia, Pa., for his two year average of 4.0, the highest in his class at the end of sophomore year.
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President, Robert W. Brady, Sheldon, Iowa; Vice President, Howard K. Clery, Arlington, Mass.; Secretary, David W. Florence Jr., Scarsdale, N. Y.; Treasurer, Rodger F. Ewy, Denver, Colo.
PLAYWRITING AWARD: The $100 Eleanor Frost Prize for Original Plays to Frank D. Gilroy '50, Bronx, N. Y., for his 3-act play The Middle World, produced by the Dartmouth Experimental Theatre.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CAPTAIN: Frederick Fedeli '53, center from Worcester, Mass.
