Kansas Sends 37 Men to Harvard
Harvard University enrolls 37 Kansas residents among its 2,025 students in the 1930-31 term. The largest Kansas contingent is 17 in the graduate school of arts and sciences, with listed names including Kenneth Wiggins Porter of Sterling and Aubrey Charles Hale of Hutchinson. Other Kansas students span engineering, law, business, architecture, and education, with notable entries from Topeka, Lawrence, Wichita, and Manhattan.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Kansas
Criison
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Engineering
Law
Graduate School Business Administration
School of Architecture
School of Eduation
Business Administration
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Kenneth Wiggins Porter
Sterling
Aubrey Charles
Hale
Hutchinson
Lawrence Albert King Salina
Melville
Samuel Thompson
Manhattan
Edward Gill
Kanas City
Kani
Justin DeWitt Hill
Samuel Herriott Elliott
Edward
Cecil Paul Spidell
Chanute
Morris Jacob Schangler
Pittsburg
George Russell
Hamilton
Frank C
Ysely
Wichita
Benjamin
Randolph
Goonfield
Fredonia
Kenneth
Goodner
Baxter Springs
Donald Wendell
Holter
Coffeyville
Valdie E
Levin
Lindsborg
Elmer
Linnaeus
Ols‘son
Topeka
Richard Gund Poindexter
Kansas City
Kan
George Arthur
Harvard Law School
Ernest McBride Russel
Great Bend
Robert
Schwing
Campbell
John Joseph
Henry
Lawrence
Joah Weinstein
Fart Conatroe- Elliott
Schuyler Wood
Harvard
William, Scott Johnson
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