Rhodes Scholar/1948

Rhodes Scholar/1948
Membership	•  Curtis Aller •  Douglas Anglin •  William Arrowsmith •  Ronald Barnard •  James Barnes •  Frederick Beaty •  William Becker •  Donald Biggs •  Jeremy Blanchet •  Nathaniel Blumberg •  Fred Bornhauser •  Gene Brucker •  Eugene Burdick •  Neil Carothers •  Arthur Carter •  James Clarke •  Donald Coates •  Albert Colton •  Paul Craven •  Neill Currie •  Guy Davenport •  Ralph Davidson •  Lou Davies •  John Douglas •  Anthony Dunfield •  Walter Elder •  Charles Elliott •  William Emerson •  Blair Ewing •  Leonard Frearson •  James Frolik •  Jean Gerin-Lajoie •  Richard Gordon •  Reuben Gross •  Henry Grosshans •  Karl Harr •  Willem Hefer •  Donald Henderson •  John Hill •  Murray Hofmeyr •  Bill Howard •  Ray Jacobson •  Hugh King •  Pieter Koornhof •  Ross Macdonald •  Harry MacDonald •  Malcolm McLane •  John McNaughton •  Gerald McNiece •  Gerald Meier •  Allan Mellish •  Francis Mifsud •  Henry Miller •  Frank Mott Trille •  Beville Mundy •  Ewell Murphy •  Homer Nicholson •  William Packard •  Eric Philip •  Wesley Posvar •  Ren Potts •  George Powell •  Donald Rivkin •  James Roper •  Robert Shaw •  David Shwayder •  William Slesnick •  Edson Spencer •  Elmer Sprague •  Alan Stretton •  Stephen Terry •  Ian Thomson •  Nelles Vintcent •  Caithra Warriar •  Harry Watson •  Roger Wescott •  Elmus Wicker •  Benson Wilson •  James Wood •  Truman Woodruff •  Les Woods

People granted the Rhodes Scholarship. The list is for the year 1948. Note that for Rhodes Scholars, the year is always matriculation year rather than graduation year.

 

Known members

3 of the 81 of the members already have pages here:

Member	Description
Ralph Davidson	Worked for the Marshall Plan and the CIA, before becoming publisher of Time Magazine in the 1970s. Director of Refugees International. Bilderberg/1978.
John Douglas	Covington & Burling. Part of committee that arranged for the release of Cuban exiles who had participated in the Bay of Pigs Invasion
John McNaughton	US government official who was Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs and Robert S. McNamara's closest advisor in bombing Vietnam. Died in a plane crash at age 45, just before he was to become Secretary of the Navy, and just after attending the 19967 Bilderberg meeting.

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