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FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS 99
Registrar by mail on application, provided the candidate has satisfied all the
entrance requirements and provided the application is accompanied by a state
ment giving the name of the school at which the candidate was prepared, the
name of the principal of the school, and the course which the student proposes
to enter.
UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS
The Cornell Scholarships: Class of 1927: Harry Elmer Wheeler, Mechanical
Engineering; Benjamin Garfinkel, Electrical Engineering. Class of 1928: Myra
Tolins, Arts and Sciences; Pliny Loyal Moore, Arts and Sciences.
The President White Scholarships: Class of 1927: William November, Arts and
Sciences. Class of 1928: David Louis Goldin, Arts and Sciences; Julius Marcus,
Arts and Sciences.
The Henry B. Lord Scholarships: Class of 1927: Eva Youseberg, Arts and
Sciences; Kathryn Marie Reilly, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Wilmer Cor
nell Dechert, Arts and Sciences; William Stokes Farrell, Arts and Sciences.
The McGraw Scholarships: Class of 1927: Lou Wilson Conklin, Arts and
Sciences. Class of 1928: Ralph Nathaniel Harris, Arts and Sciences; Mildred
Mary Williams, Arts and Sciences.
The Sage Scholarships: Class of 1927: Rose Mary Angela Mehegan, Arts and
Sciences; Helen Rosalind Humphrey, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Julius
Victor Coleman, Arts and Sciences; Frederick Wendell Huntington, Arts and
Sciences.
The Sibley Scholarships: Class of 1928: Ronald J. Sweeney, Mechanical En
gineering; Edward Ransom Fiske, jr., Mechanical Engineering.
The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarships: Class of 1927: Glenn Watson Bennett,
Arts and Sciences; Harold Lawrence Ruland, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928:
Ida Gurevitch, Arts and Sciences; Leo Lieberman, Arts and Sciences.
The John Stanton Gould Scholarships: Class of 1927: Clifford Earl Alexander,
Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928 : Harry Rogavitz, Arts and Sciences, Chemistry ;
Frances May Shattuck, Arts and Sciences.
The Horace Greeley Scholarships: Class of 1927: Helen Victoria Lansing, Arts
and Sciences; Louis Penn, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Frieda Hafekost,
Arts and Sciences; Maurice Daniel Krauss, Arts and Sciences.
Other Undergraduate Scholarships
The Eudorus C. Kenney Scholarships: Under the will of Eudorus C Kenney
of the class of 1882, his residuary estate was left to Cornell University, the net
income to be used for the establishment of scholarships. The amount of the
foundation is about $40,000. Two scholarships, of the annual value of $250
each, are awarded each year for a period of four years to applicants entering the
University who are bona fide residents of the town of Truxton, Cortland County,
New York. Such applicants shall be recommended by a committee consisting of
the Principal of the Truxton Public School, the Superintendent of Schools for the
district including Truxton, and the Supervisor for the Town of Truxton, the
recommendation to be made and certified to the President of the University on
or before September 15 of each year. The President shall award the scholar
ship and certify the award to the Treasurer and the Dean of the University
Faculty. In case of a vacancy in any scholarship the value of the scholarship
may be awarded by the Faculty Committee on Scholarships in such manner as
it may deem best.
The Kenney Scholars in 1923-24: Class of 1925: William Fuller Brown, jr.,
Plattsburg; Nathan Katz, Birmingham, Alabama. Class of 1926: Blanche
Evelyn MacAllister, Truxton; Frances Adelaide MacAllister, Truxton; Alfred
Jerome Bryant, Ithaca. Class of 1927: Mary Phelps Enders, Cobleskill; Bernard
Cioffari, New Rochelle. Class of 1928 ^Wilfred Ernest Hoffman, Truxton; Anna
Gasool, Kingston.
The Frank William Padgham Scholarship, founded by Amos Padgham of
Syracuse, New York, in memory of his son, Frank William Padgham, M.E. '88,
entitles the holder to free tuition and fees in the regular courses in the Sibley