By a vote of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of June 2, 1914, the Committee on Admission were authorized to publish each year after the September examinations a list of those candidates for admission who passed their examinations with high grades, together with the names of the schools in which they received their training and the titles of any scholarships they may have received because of merit.

In the list published below, St. Mark's leads with five representatives, and the Boston Latin School is second with three. Middlesex and the Roxbury Latin School have two each.

Those men with asterisks before their names did not enter the University in 1917-1918. Most of these are now enrolled in some branch of national service. The complete list of names follows:

*Carl William Alsen, Jr., *Myles Pierce Baker, Warren Davis Ball, Carl Arthur Benander, *Harold Fischlowitz Birnbaum, *Huntington Brown, Porter Ralph Chandler, Paul Pond Coggins, *Herbert Fullerton Dickson, William Henry Dunphy, Robert Clarence Flack, *William Plumer Fowler, Jr., Warren Franklin Goodell, Frank Cleary Hanighen, David Samuel Herman, John Francis Keane, Jr., Robert Benning King, Victor Hugo Lieb, George Gardner Monks, Frederick Parks Murphy, *Harry Nadell, Fred William Perkins, Jr., Chester Dwight Perry, Hermon Dunlap Smith, Benjamin Isadore Sperling, Richard Oscar Spero, *Lawrence Bowring Stoddart, Jr., Frederick John Sweeney, *James Appleton Thayer, James Bradley Thayer, *Frederick Winsor, Jr.