Fifty-four members of the Freshman Class have been awarded Price Greenleaf aid assignments for 1916-17. These awards represent part of an annual appropriation of $16,000 given to the University by the bequest of Ezekiel Price Greenleaf, of Quincy, who is also the founder of ten Price Greenleaf scholarships.

The income of the Price Greenleaf fund is distributed in sums from $100 to $250 a year, to undergraduates in the first year of their residence and to deserving students who have not succeeded in the competition for scholarships.

A subsequent award will be made in February to some other first year students of high standing. Following are those who have received the awards:

Aaron Solomon Aronson, Theodore Mayo Atkinson, Arthur Leslie Barber, Earl Robert Beaman, David Beaman, William Procter Bell, Eli Cohen, Mon Fah Chun, Merle Eugene Curti, William Allen Denker. Charles Estell Dickerson III, Paul Rice Doolin, Daniel Joseph Dug- gan, Walter Frederick Eastman, Robert Ephraim Eckstein, Jacob Fine, John Alexander George, Jr., Everett Frank Gordon, William James Hitchcock, William Collar Holbrook, Samuel Bertram Horovitz, Clinton McCarthy Jones, Carl Smith Joslyn. Benjamin Kelson, Moses Kopel, Ralph Henry Lasser, Stanley McClatchie, Arthur William Marget, George Warren Matthews, Arnold Howatt Murray, Thomas Lloyd Pierce, Gordon Sparrow Pinkham, Correl Delos Pinney, Jr., Albert Ogden Porter, Russell Lee Potter, Alvin Lochinvar Prichard, Arthur Westgate Quimby, Kenneth Romaree-Row Raisbeck, George Morre Ramsey, Frederic Lincoln Reynolds, Henry Sadolf, Edward Wheeler Scripture, Jr., Leland William Smith, Melville Machol Smith, Franklin Chester Southworth, Jr., Arthur Francis Squires, Elbridge Fernald Stoneham, Carl Preston Swinnerton, Abraham Tumaroff, Jacob Joseph Tutun, Norman Blanchard Whittier, David Vernon Widder, James Samuel Wilson, Harry MacGregor Woods