An Impressive List of Honors

IN recent years better than half of each Dartmouth graduating class has gone on to graduate study, and the Class of 1961 is fully expected to follow this pattern. The class has gone well beyond its predecessors, however, in the number and variety of prize fellowships its members have won, thereby setting what is believed to be a record in this field of academic achievement.

Forty-seven men of 1961, as of the present count, have been awarded these coveted scholarships, fellowships and graduate grants. Their number includes a Rhodes Scholar, three Marshall Scholars, a Fulbright Fellow, four National Science Foundation Fellows, four Woodrow Wilson Fellows, seven Reynolds Scholars, eleven holders of graduate fellowships from Dartmouth, four University Fellows, and twelve other fellows and scholars. Six of these men had double awards to choose from.

The plans of this year's graduating class have not yet been fully recorded, but they will probably approximate those of the class of 1960, as tabulated by Donald W. 'Cameron '35, director of placement. Last year 53% of the graduates went directly to graduate school; 19% into the service, with graduate study merely deferred for a good part of this group; and 14% into employment. The remaining men did not file their plans.

Following is the list of the 47 men of 1961 whose graduate study next year has been made possible by prize awards:

Rhodes Scholarship

GILBERT W. LOW, Summit, N. J.; philosophy, politics and economics at Magdalen College, Oxford University.

Marshall Scholarships

STANLEY P. BATES, Glendale, Calif.; philosophy, politics and economics at Magdalen College, Oxford University.

STUART A. KAUFFMAN, Sacramento, Calif.; psychology, philosophy, and physiology at Magdalen College, Oxford University.

EDWARD VICTOR, Flushing, N. Y.; English at Pembroke College, Cambridge University.

Fulbright Fellowship

NORMAN J. PAGE, Melvin Village, N. H.; geochemistry at the University of Oslo, Norway.

National Science Foundation Fellowships

STEPHEN GROSSBERG, Jackson Heights, N. Y.; mathematics at Stanford University.

ALAN A. ROZYCKI, Chicago, Ill.; microbiology at Harvard University.

FRANKLIN M. STEPHENS, Arlington, Va.; geology at Harvard University.

ALBERT R. WHITCOMB, South Bend, Ind.; mathematics at the University of Chicago.

James B. Reynolds Fellowships

STEPHEN BLANK, Pittsburgh, Pa.; modern history, Trinity College, Cambridge University.

PETER G. HOLBROOK, Bedford, N. Y.; art at private studios in Paris.

STUART KAUFFMAN, resigned in favor of a Marshall Scholarship.

NORMAN R. KEITH, Mason City, Iowa; economics, London School of Economics.

BRUCE E. LACOSS, Newport, Vt.; French, Middlebury Graduate School of French, France.

ARTHUR H. LATIMER, Darien, Conn.; jurisprudence, Oxford University.

NORMAN J. PAGE, resigned in favor of a Fulbright Fellowship.

DENNIS T. REGAN, Lowell, Mass.; philosophy, politics, and economics, Oriel College, Oxford University.

ROBERT G. TUNNELL Jr., Corry, Pa.; political theory, London School of Economics.

Woodrow Wilson Fellowships

MICHAEL C. ANDREWS, Charleston, S. C.; English at Harvard University.

STANLEY P. BATES, resigned in favor of a Marshall Scholarship.

STEPHEN BLANK, resigned in favor of a Reynolds Fellowship.

JON R. DAVIDSON, Forest Hills, N. Y.: psychology at Stanford University.

STEPHEN GROSSBERG, resigned in favor of a National Science Foundation Fellowship.

MAURICE F. NORMAN, Morgan City, La.; psychology at Stanford University.

RICHARD R. RASKIN, Brooklyn, N. Y.; French at Johns Hopkins University.

EDWARD VICTOR, resigned in favor of a Marshall Scholarship.

Dartmouth Graduate Fellowships

RAGNAR AAGARD, Oslo, Norway; English literature at University of Oslo.

RICHARD W. BAILEY, Birmingham, Mich.; English literature at University of Michigan.

GEORGE C. BLAND, Philadelphia, Pa.; English literature at University of California. ARTHUR W. BLOOM, Bronx, N. Y.; English literature at Yale University.

MARSHALL A. LEDGER, Harrisburg, Pa.; English literature at Pennsylvania State University.

BRUCE F. BAKER, Warwick, R. I.; philosophy of education at Northwestern University.

LAUREN S. MASON, Kansas City, Mo.; linguistics at University of Berlin.

RONALD J. MCDOUGALD, Redondo Beach, Calif.; philosophy at Cornell University.

ROLLYN O. WINTERS, Scotch Plains, N. J.; religion at Harvard University.

HILTON L. GRAHAM, Grant's Pass, Ore.; government at Columbia University.

MICHAEL W. KIRST, Wyomissing, Pa.; public administration at Harvard University.

Other Graduate Fellowships

Rockefeller Brothers Fellowship - JAMES M. COWPERTHWAITE," Denver, Colo.; theology at Harvard University.

Columbia International Fellowship - EMANUAL C. ACKERMAN, Long Beach, N. Y.; Columbia University.

Noble Foundation Fellowship - DAVID H. BLAKE, Rumson, N. J.

University of Chicago Business Fellowship - GERALD P. KAMINSKY, Woodmere, N. Y.

Root-Tilden Scholarship - Ross SANDLER, Coral Gables, Fla.; law at New York University.

Gilder Fellowship - STEVEN F. COHN, Highland Park, Ill.; sociology at Columbia University.

Henry Madison Fellowship - CHARLES N. MYERS, Weston, Mass.; international relations at Princeton University.

National Defense Language Development Program Fellowship - LAUREN S. MASON, Kansas City, Mo.; Russian at Columbia University.

National Defense Education Act Fellowship — DAVID C. RANNEY, Lakewood, Ohio; public administration at Syracuse University.

A. H. Anderson Fellowship - SAMUEL R. BAKER, Seattle, Wash.; forestry at University of Washington.

Teachers for East Africa Program Fellowship - RICHARD L. LEMKE, Menlo Park, Calif.; education in science at Columbia University.

Scott Paper Co. Foundation Fellowship - HARRIS B. MCKEE, Carlisle, Iowa; engineering and business administration at Tuck and Thayer Schools.

University Fellowships

DAVID S. DICKEY, Greencastle, Pa.; law at

University of Pennsylvania. MICHAEL STEINBERG, Lawrence, Mass.; economics

at M.I.T. CHARLES E. BUFFON, Topeka, Kan.; law at Stanford University.

MARVIN LONDON, New London, Conn.; psychology at Johns Hopkins University.