Provisional Assignment of Commencement Parts.

The following students, having already received the number of A's or B's required for a degree with distinction, are entitled provisionally, to Commencement Parts:

James Dwight Arnold, North Abington.

Albert Edward Bailey, North Scituate.

Charles Harris Beckwith, Springfield.

Alfred Bettman, Cincinnati, O.

John Boardman Jr., Concord.

Edward Chamberlin Bradlee, Boston.

William Bead Buckminster, Malden.

Daniel Francis Calhane, Haverhill.

Albert Paine Carter, Newtonville.

William Harris Cary, Brooklyn, N. Y.

John Clement, Brookline.

Frank King Cooke, Philadelphia, Pa.

Leander Coolidge, Natick.

William Friend Corliss, Gloucester.

Arthur Fortunatus Cosby, Washington, D. C.

Arthur Gray Cummings, Andover.

Thomas Franklin Currier, Roxbury.

Lindsay Todd Damon, Boston.

David Abram Ellis, Roxbury.

Frederic Ernest Farrington, Waltham.

Allan Bradshaw Fay, Washington, D. C.

George Converse Fiske, Dorchester.

Joseph Sherman Ford, Waltham.

John Pierce Fox, Dorchester.

William Isaac Frothingham, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charles Bemis Gleason, West Medford.

John George Macheth Glessner, Chicago, Ill.

Henry Copley Greene, Boston.

William Powers Hapgood, Alton, III.

Adalbert Harding, Cambridge.

George Neely Henning, Washington, D. C.

Edward Burlingame Hill, Cambridge.

Robert Homans, Boston.

Arthur Babson Horton, Cambridge.

Edwin Alison Howes, Jr., South Boston.

Josiah Moses Kagan, Cambridge.

Aaron Benedict Keeler, Ridgefield, Conn.

James Truesdell Kilbreth, New York, N. Y.

Herbert Conrad Lakin, Worcester.

Charles Lewis Lawrence, Cambridge.

Arthur Lehman, New York, N. Y.

Alexander von Wolffersdoff Leslie, New port, R. I.

Bertram French Linfield, Somerville.

George Burgess Magrath, Milton,

Charles Francis Maurice Malley, Mattapan.

James Athanasius McDonald, Boston.

David Joseph Mulqueeny, Arlington.

Clifford Nichols, Boston.

John Randall Nichols, Holliston.

George Rapall Noyes, North Andover.

John Rathbone Oliver, Albany, N. Y.

Frederic Law Olmsted, Jr., Brookline.

Maurice Ostheimer, Wyncote, Pa.

Fred Clark Prescott, Salina, Kansas.

Henry Lee Prescott, Salina, Kansas.

Lewis Isaac Prouty, Spencer.

Edward Kennard Rand, Watertown.

Ellery Sedgwick, Stockbridge.

Samuel Burnham Shackford, Dover, N. H.

Robert Kendall Shaw, Worcester.

Macy Millmore Skinner, Boston.

John Rothwell Slater, Washington, D. C.

Frederick Winslow Stetson, Duxbury.

James Sullivan, Jr., Chicago, Ill.

Lawrence Arnold Tanzer, New York, N. Y.

George Warren Tower, Jr., Boston.

John Fogg Twombly, New York, N. Y.

Edward Neville Vose, Cambridge.

Arthur Jefferson Wellington, Arlington.

Hiller Crowell Wellman, Newtonville.

Marshall Wentworth, Dedham.

George Bennett Wilson, Medfield.

In connection with the list it is interesting to notice the number of athletes and society men, and the number of non-society men, and the number of non-society men, men who, so to speak, do nothing but study. Of course this classification cannot be taken literally, for few men have no interests whatever aside from their books. However, in order to draw some line between those who do not enjoy social advantages in the college and those who do, the class of "Members of Societies has been made to include members of the Hasty Pudding Club, Pi Eta, Theta Delta Chi, Delta Upsilon, Institute of 1770, O. K. and Signet, the Beta Theta Pi, and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In addition to this are given the totals of athletes, 'varsity, class, and otherwise athletically inclined, which means men who have identified themselves strongly with athletics.

Total assignment of Parts, 73

On 'varsity teams, 4

On class teams, 3

Otherwise athletic, 4

Total of athletic men, 11

Members of societies, 30

Not members of societies, 43

Of course many men are members of several societies. Such men have been considered but once.