NHBR About Town: 2011 Harvard Prize Book Award

October 7, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

On behalf of the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of New Hampshire, the McLane Law Firm has presented six seacoast students with the 2011 Harvard Prize Book Award, which is given to students in the incoming senior class who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, high character and achievement in other fields. Pictured with the books are, from left, Devon Locke, Nute High School; Rachel Ameduri, Oyster River High School; Lydia Phoenix, Spaulding High School; McLane attorney David Wolowitz; Stephanie Brady, Newmarket Junior-Senior High School; Gregory Tsougranis, Portsmouth High School; and Joshua Bean, Dover High School. Not pictured is Tom LaBelle of Exeter High School.

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