Class of 1926 Fellows

FOUR other juniors have been named as recipients of Class of 1926 Fellowships which will enable them to be interns with government agencies in Washington during the summer and fall, and a fifth member of the class has been awarded a Dartmouth Public Service Fellowship for a summer internship with the United Nations.

The 1926 Fellows for the 1961-62 academic year and the agencies for which they will work are:

Anderson G. Bartlett III '62, Tulsa, Okla., an economics major, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress;

Peter H. Brink '62, Essex Fells, N. J., a government major, the International Cooperation Administration;

Robert M. Brodkey '62, Omaha, Neb., a government major, and Thomas Y. Yasuda '62, Denver, Colo., an international relations major, both with the United States Information Agency.

The recipient of the Public Service Fellowship is Edward J. Schumacher '62, Rockville Center, N. Y., who will be a Senior Fellow next year. A government-philosophy major, he plans to spend the summer at the U.N. as an intern.