Twelve Freshmen Selected For '43 Union Committee; Will Run Class Events, Union Activities

Twelve Yardlings were named last night to the 1943 Union Committee, which will hold Freshman dances, run inter-dormitory athletics, sponsor lectures in the Union, and in general run the class's affairs until June.

The selections were made by Kendric N. Marshall '21, instructor in Government and secretary of the Union, and by Langdon P. Marvin '41 and Harvey Taylor '42, Student Council representatives for Freshman affairs. Traditionally the chairman of the Freshman Red Book board, and the captain of the Yardling football team are ex-officio members of the Union Committee.

Twelve Picked

The men chosen were:

Adelbert Ames 3rd of Hanover, New Hampshire, and Exeter; Mower Hall.

Charles M. Bliss of Evanston, Illinois, and Evanston High School; Holworthy Hall and chairman of the Red Book.

David A. Goldthwalte of Medfield and Milton Academy; Wigglesworth Hall.

Frederick B. Harvey, Jr. of Baltimore and the Hill School; Straus Hall.

Howard T. Healy of Roslindale and Roslindale High School; living at home.

Jack H. James of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Central High School; Weld Hall.

Donald C. Johnson of Buffalo, New York, and Riverside High School; Thayer Hall.

Anson G. McCook of Pasadena, California, and Catalina Island School; Stoughton Hall.

Donald N. McNicol of Flushing, New York, and Flushing High School; Thayer Hall and Freshman football captain.

George Putnam of New York and Groton School; Matthews Hall.

John Richardson, Jr. of Milton, and Noble and Greenough School; Massa- chusetts Hall.

Richard L. Weinberg of Memphis, Tennessee, and Memphis High School; Grays Hall.

The nominations for the Union Committee were originally made by the proctors and by the Dean's office. The list was boiled down from 250 to approximately 45 names on the basis of school records. Then the final twelve were picked according to merit, and according to geographical, school, and dormitory distribution