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The image shows a page from the "Harvard University Gazette." It lists the names, affiliations, academic achievements, and notable positions of various individuals. Here is a detailed summary of the information on the page:
George Claude Heck, 3G
James Thompson Pringle, A.B.
Leonard William Troxle, A.B.
Henry Matthew Willard, 1G
James Albert Carter, 1G
Wilfred Fletcher, Jr.
Paul Ray Gleason, 3G
Harry Rowe Mimno, 1G
Frederick Albert Saunders, 2G
Oliver Latham Austin, Jr.
Erik Fridtjof Bjorkander Frees, 3G
Edward Hale, 1G
Reginald Wilson Harris, 2B
Clifford Knights Shrigley
Paulus Buys Ball
John Marshall Beal, Jr., 2G
William Jonathan Calvert, Jr., A.M.
Robert James Mair, 2G
Griffith Baker Price
Joseph Boas Steiger, 1G
George and Martha Dodge Scholarship
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, detailing various scholarships and fellowships awarded to students. The page is titled "Harvard University Gazette" and lists several names, degrees, and affiliations along with specific scholarships or fellowships they received or are candidates for. Here is a detailed summary of the entries:
George Claude Hicks, 3G, Moncton, N.B. - A.B. (Groningen Univ.) 1922, A.M. (Harvard Univ.) 1923. Candidate for A.M. in Botany.
Joah Thompson Philinney, A.B. West Robyry, Pa. - Fellow of the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge.
Lawrence William Towle, A.B. Saco, Me. - A.R. (Boston Coll.) 1923. Economics.
Henry Matthew Willard, 1G, Huntington, Wic. - A.B. (Ohio State Univ.) 1923. Thayer Fellow.
James Sargea Scholarship - James Albert Carter, 1G, Dorchester. Candidate for A.M. in Classics.
Whiting Fellowships - Several recipients:
Virginia Barrett Gibbs Scholarship - Oliver Lather Austin, Jr., Senior in Wesleyan University, Tuscaloosa, N.Y.
Torrance Scholarship - John Perceval Bethel, 2G, Nassau, Bahamas Islands. A.B. (Harvard Univ.) 1923. Ralph Waldo Emerson Scholar.
Torrance Scholarship - William Jonathan Calvert, Jr., A.M. Los Angeles, Calif. English.
Edward Russell Scholarship - Beveridge James Mair, 2G, Edinburgh, Scotland. Chemistry.
George W. Dillwyn Fellowship - Clifford Keynon Shipton, Senior, Pittsfield, Mass.
Various Scholarships and Fellowships - A range of individuals from different colleges and locations:
Each entry includes the individual’s educational background, the specific field of study, and the scholarship or fellowship they received or are a candidate for, along with their location and academic standing.
The image shows a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," specifically page 224. The content is a list of individuals along with their academic credentials, current roles, and affiliations. The entries include names such as George Claude Hicks, Joshua Thompson Pinney, and Lawrence William Towle, among others. Each entry provides details like degrees earned, institutions attended, and often includes a description of their professional roles or titles, such as teachers, scholars, or fellows in various fields including botany, mathematics, economics, history, and more. Some entries also mention specific scholarships, such as the James Savage Scholarship, the James Walker Fellowships, and the Austin Scholarships, along with the recipients' details. The page is a record of academic achievements and professional appointments, reflecting the scholarly community associated with Harvard University at a given time.
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, specifically a section listing candidates for various academic degrees. The page number is 224. It lists the names of individuals, their degrees, and some additional information such as previous education, current roles, or honors. Here are some detailed entries from the page:
George Claude Hickox, Jr.
Jonathan Thompson Plimney
Lawrence William Tyvela
James Albert Carter
James Sanage Schellhase
James Holloway Barrett, Jr.
Paul Ray Gleeson
William Jonathan Calvert
Oliver Luther Austin, Jr.
George W. Dillingham Fisher
John Percival Bethel
James Gilbert Marston
Joseph Reese Strayer
Hymen Diamond
The page also lists candidates for honorary degrees and scholarships, such as:
Austin Scholarship:
Martin Marion Daugherty:
Chester Eugene Hart:
Gouverneur Thomas Scholarship:
Each entry typically includes the name, degree being pursued, and relevant background or current position.
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, listing various individuals and their academic achievements, primarily from the year 1923. Each entry includes the person's full name, their degree, the year they earned their degree, their undergraduate institution, and their graduate institution (often Harvard University). The page also indicates any fellowships or scholarships they received, their current positions, and their fields of study.
Here is a detailed summary of the entries:
George Claude Hicks, 2G, Moncton, N.B.
Joshua Thompson Philpney, A.B., West Robury, Mass.
Lawrence William Towle, A.B., Saeo, Me.
Henry Matthew Willard, 1G, Northampton, Wis.
James Savage Scholarship:
Whitehead Fellowship:
Harry Rowe Mims, 1G, Pleasantville, N.Y.
Virginia Barrett Gibbs Scholarship:
Erik Fridtiof Bjerkander Fries, 2G, Birmingham, Ala.
Edward Russell Scholarship:
George W. Dillwyn Fellowship:
Townsend Scholarship:
George and Martha Derby Scholarship:
Austin Scholarship:
Erwin Ottmar Christiansen, S.B., M.Arch., Chicago, Ill.
Rufus Arthur Coleman, A.B., Spokane, Wash.
Martin Marion Dungherty, S.M., College Station, Tex.
Eric England, S.M., Manhattan, Kan.
Gordon Enoch Gates, A.M., Keene, N.H.
Chester Eugene Hart, A.B., Colorado Springs, Colo.
Henry Reid MacCullum, A.B., Kingston, Ont.
Kenneth Thorpe Rowe, A.M., McAllen, Tex.
John Leonard Salmon, 1G, Earlington, Ky.
Maurice Donald Campbell Tait, A.B., Kingston, Ont.
James A. Ramrill Graduate Scholarship:
Gordon Thomas Seabury, 1G, Guilford College, N.C.
Ralph Sanger, S.B., John Garvey, 1G, Chicago, Ill.
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, specifically page 224. The page lists numerous individuals who received various academic scholarships and fellowships, along with their educational backgrounds and affiliations. Here's a detailed summary:
George Claude Hicks, 2G: From Moncton, N.B. Received A.B. from Queen's University in 1929 and A.M. from Harvard University in 1933. Currently a University Scholar, Candidate for A.M. in Botany.
Joshua Thompson Phinney, A.B. West Robury, Me. (1929): Fellow of the Phillips Academy, Economics.
Lawrence William Towle, A.B. Saco, Me. (1929): Economics.
Henry Matthew Willard, 1G. Braintree, Mass. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in History.
James Sanford Scholarship:
Whiting Fellowships:
Virginia Barrett Gibbs Scholarships:
Edward Russell Scholarship:
George W. Dillwyn Scholarship:
Townsend Scholarships:
Bevington James Mair, 2G. Edinburgh, Scotland (1929): Chemistry.
Gordon Bailey Prize, Senior in Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss. (1929): Mathematics.
Joseph Reese Strayer, 1G. New York, N.Y. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in History.
George and Martha Derby Scholarship:
Austin Scholarships:
Rufus Arthur Coleman, A.B. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
Martin Marion Daugherty, S.M. College Station, Tex. (1929): Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, Economics.
Eric England, S.M. Manhattan, Kan. (1929): Agricultural Economics, Kansas State Agricultural College, Zoology.
Gordon Enoch Gates, A.M. Keene, N.H. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
Chester Eugene Hart, A.B. Colorado Springs, Colo. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in English.
Henry Reid MacCallum, A.B. Kingston, Ont. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
Kenneth Thorpe Rowe, A.M. McAllen, Tex. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
John Leonard Salmon, 1G. Earleington, Ky. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Romance Languages.
Marven Donald Campbell Tait, A.B. Kingston, Ont. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Classics.
James A. Ramrill Graduate Scholarship:
Gordon Thomas Schofield, S.B. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
Joseph Dixon White, 2G. Guilford College, N.C. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Zoology.
Benjamin St. John Garvey, 1G. Chicago, Ill. (1929): Candidate for A.M. in Chemistry.
Each entry includes the individual's name, their year of graduation, their hometown, and the academic program or scholarship they are pursuing or have been awarded. The page also provides specific details about the scholarships and fellowships they have received.
This image shows a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," specifically page 224. The page lists various scholarships, fellowships, and awards given to students, along with their names, degrees, graduation years, hometowns, and brief notes on their academic or professional pursuits. The text is organized into several sections, each named after different scholarships or fellowships such as the George Claude Hicks, James Savage Scholarship, Whiting Fellowships, Edward Russell Scholarship, Townsend Scholarship, George and Martha Derby Scholarship, Austin Scholarships, Rufus Arthur Coleman, Martin Marion Daugherty, Gordon Enoch Gates, Chester Eugene Hart, Henry Reid MacCallum, Kenneth Thorpe Rowe, John Leonard Salmon, Marcus Donald Campbell Tait, Earle Micajah Winslow, James A. Rumrill Graduate Scholarship, Gorham Thomas Scholarship, and Ralph Sanger Scholarship. The recipients come from a variety of locations and fields, including Botany, Mathematics, History, Zoology, English, Chemistry, and more. The layout is clean and formal, typical of academic or institutional publications.
This appears to be a scanned page from an older document, specifically from the "Harvard University Gazette". The page number at the top is 224. It contains a list of names under several headings which seem to be awards or scholarships given out by the university, such as "James Savage Scholarship", "Whiting Fellowship", "George and Martha Derby Scholarship", etc. Each entry lists a person's full name, sometimes along with details like the degrees they hold, their field of study, and sometimes the institution they are affiliated with or their place of origin.
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