The number of deturs awarded this year is rather larger than usual. Whereas the men who receive these prizes in their Sophomore year generally number from 28 to 30, books were given this year to 36 men from '95. The books are awarded in the order of rank, although the alphabetical order has to be followed in the case of a number of men who have received the same marks. To members of the two upper classes who have not received deturs previously, books are given for marked improvement. Below is the list of recipients in the order of their rank:

CLASS OF 1893.George Daniel Hammond,

Gaillard Thomas Lapsley,

Walter Brooks McDaniel,

Chester Wells Purington.

CLASS OF 1894.William Read Buckminster,

Josiah Moses Kagan,

Charles Harris Beckwith,

Arthur Mayer Wolfson,

Lawrence Arnold Tauzer,

Alexander von Wolffersdorff Leslie.

CLASS OF 1895.William Washburn Cutler,

Frederick Hapgood Nash,

Walter Lindslay Van Kleek,

Henry Albert Gehring,

George Irving Clapp,

Winfred Horton Osborne,

Oscar Quick,

William Monroe Trotter,

Asa White Kenney Billings,

Harry Albert Bathrick,

Max Benshimol,

Julian Lowell Coolidge,

Roland Gray,

William Everett Stark,

Carleton Eldredge Noyes,

Wilder Tileston,

James Kelsey Whittemore,

Edward Vermilye Huntington,

Moses Hannibal Wright,

Edmund Kent Arnold,

Edward Luther Perry,

Joseph Williams Schereschewsky,

Roger Gilman,

Edward Henry Warren,

Herbert Laird Wingate Snell,

Willis Patten Woodman,

Joseph Trumbull Stickney,

Austin Mackie Pinkham,

Philip Price Sharples,

Arthur Lyons Cross,

James Archibald Fairlie,

Harold Wesley Loker,

Arthur Maxwell Line,

Albert Harding Newman,

George Griffiths Bartlett.