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First to qualify
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

First to qualify

[ca. September 1972]

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Margot Hillman (right), the first Cambridge Pilot School student to earn semi-finalist status in the National Merit Scholarship Examination, is notified of her achievement by Pilot School Director Ray Shurtleff. This is the first year Pilot School students were eligible for the Scholarship program.

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