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Announcement was made at University Hall yesterday of the resignation of Vernon Munroe, Jr. '31, as secretary to President Conant.
Munroe has held the position since September 1, 1933 when he was appointed by the Corporation to a new post as assistant to the President of the University.
Graduating from Harvard in 1931 he spent the next year at the Law School, leaving there to assume his post as aide to the President. He plans to continue next year with his work in the Law School.
At college Munroe was President of the Student Council, Captain of the University track team, Chairman of the Dunster House Committee, and Third Marshal of his class. As President of the Student Council he was active in preparing a special undergraduate report on the Tutorial System at Harvard.
Although no one yet has been chosen to succeed Munroe, it is believed that the appointment of his successor will be made in the near future.
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