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THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 143
The enrolment of students in the Summer School courses in
Architectural Design in 1924 was as follows:
S4a.............................................. 8
S4b.............................................. 5
S4c.............................................. 3
Total...................................... 16
The degree of Master in Architecture was granted in June 1924
to:
HAROLD GIMENO, A.B. (Univ. of Oklahoma) 1921. (Thesis, "A Catholic
Church.")
LANSING COLTON HOLDEN, Jr., A.B. (Princeton Univ.) 1920. (Thesis,
"Air Service Memorial.")
GEORGE LOCKE HOWE, A.B. 1918. (Thesis, "A Swimming Pool for Harvard College.")
HOSMER AYER JOHNSON, S.B. 1915. (Thesis, "A Wayside Inn.")
GOUVERNEUR MEDWIN PEEK, S.B. (Stetson Univ.) 1920. (Thesis, "A
Casino at De Leon Springs.")
CONSTANTIN ALEXANDER PERTZOFF, Certificate, School of Tenisheff, 1917.
(Thesis, "A Building for a Scientific Society.")
HERBERT JAMES POWELL, A.B. (Univ. of Redlands) 1920. (Thesis, "A
Protestant Church.")
OTTO JOHN TEEGEN, S.B. 1922. (Thesis, "A Hotel in Harvard Square.")
and at mid-years to:
PRENTICE VAN WALBECK DUELL, A.B. (Univ. of California) 1916; A.M.
(Univ. of Arizona) 1917. (Thesis, "A Small Museum and Centre
for Study of Classical Antiquities at a University.")
WILLIAM HAMILTON RUSSELL, S.B. 1918 (1919). (Thesis, "A Golf
Club.")
The following fellowships and prizes were awarded:
The Nelson Robinson Jr. Travelling Fellowship to Ralph Warner Hammett, S.B. (Univ. of Minnesota) 1919; M.ARCH. (Harvard Univ.)
1923.
The Medal of the American Institute of Architects, for best work throughout his whole course, to Herbert James Powell, A.B. (Univ. of Redlands) 1920.
The scholarships for special students (won by a competition in design) to
Harold Bradley Beaumont, George Thomas Daub, and George
Wayland Travis.
The accessions to the Library during the year and the totals at
the end of the year were as follows:
Accessions Totals
Books, bound periodicals, and bound pamphlets... 105 3,030
Unbound pamphlets........................... 0 230
Lantern slides................................. 312 10,473
Photographs................................... 173 20,337