William A. Whitcraft, 18, of 715 North Twelfth street, Cambridge,O.; Cambridge High School; son of William A. Whitcraft, retired; ranked first among the boys in his class, and was editor of the school annual.
Michigan
Adrian J. P. LaRue, 17, of River road, Ann Arbor, Mich.; University of Michigan High School; son of Carl D. LaRue, Associate Professor of Botany, University of Michigan; was tied for first place in scholarship in his class, and did outstanding work in the composition of music.
Clare L. Milton, Jr., 16, of 1403 South State street, St. Joseph, Mioh.; St. Joseph High School; son of Clare L. Milton, Principal of St. Joseph High School; ranked first in his class; editor of school annual, and president of several school clubs.
Minnesota
Jack D. Andrews of 3211 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota. He is the son of the late Floyd M. Andrews, private detective. He was a member of the football, basketball, tennis and golf teams. He was also an editor of the school paper and a member of several clubs.
Karl M. Davies, 18, of 4304 South Lyndale avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.; Washburn High School; son of Ralph M. Davies, grain commission merchant; ranked first among boys in his class; editor of school annual, and leader in other school activities.
William C. Flinn of 272 West Third Street, Red Wood Falls, Minnesota. He is the son of Thomas E. Flinn, a physician. He was a member of his high school basketball and football teams and was a class officer.
William E. Huenekens, 18, of 102 East Elmwood place, Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul Academy; son of Edgar J. Huenekens, physician; ranked first in his class, was editor of school paper, member of student council, and debating team.
Frank L. Lambert, 17, of 911 North Central avenue, Duluth, Minn.; Central High School; son of the Rev. Blaine Lambert; ranked high in scholarship and was a leader in school activities.
Ohio
Alden Clarke, 17, of 12488 Cedar road, Cleveland Heights, O.; Western Reserve Academy; ranked first in his class, and was active in school literary work.
William R. Eyler, 17, of 1942 Freeman street, Toledo, O.; De Vilbiss High School; son of the late William R. Eyler, departmental head, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company; ranked second among the boys in his class and was local president of the National Honor Society.
Ralph T. Fuller, 17, of Hudson, O.; Western Reserve Academy; son of the late Ralzemon T. Fuller, salesman; ranked high in his class, was a class officer, an editor of the school paper, and active in school clubs.
James R. Muenger, 18, of 610 Nesslewood avenue, Toledo, O.; Scott High School; son of Frederick J. Muenger, contractor; ranked first among the boys in his class, was editor of the school annual, and took a leading part in school activities.
Roderick E. Peattle, 17, of 1601 Perry street, Columbus, O.; University High School; son of Roderick Beattle, Professor of Geography, Ohio State University; ranked first in his class, was editor of the school magazine, member of the school council, and a class officer.
Phillip E. Shick, 17, of 1053 West Main street, Van Wert, O.; Van Wert High School; son of Verga R. Shick, city inspector; ranked first among the boys in his class and was local president of the class, captain of the state championship debating team, and winner of the annual Rotary Club of Louisville award.
Wisconsin
Richard E. Juday, 17, of 1840 Summit avenue, Madison, Wis.; Wisconsin High School; son of Chancy Juday, Professor of Limnology. University of Wisconsin; ranked first in his class and was a class officer