Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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, ' i i I L EN ' 7 George Nloritz Wahl, L.1-1.D., l'rofessor of the German Language cmrl Literature, Emeritus Was graduated from the Gymnasium at Arnstadt in 1870. Studied at the lmivt-rsim-S of Leipsie, Halle, and Berlin. lie- eeiverl the degrees of M.A. and L.H.D. from Rutgers College. In 1879, was appointed Master of Modern Languages in Thayer Academy. NVas ealled to Williams in 1892. Received the degree of M.A. from Williams in 1896. Has published A Re- m'.ml Ildillon. of 0110's Gm-lnan. Grammar, and has contributed articles to the Atlalzlie Monthly, llarynerfs' Magazine, the Goethe- .lahrlmch, and the If'll1Ifl0l l07l.. Professor Wahl is a member of the Judieial liar of the States of Massaellllsetts and New Jersey, of the 11,13 K Soeiety, of the Modern Language Assoeiatiou ol' America, and of the Goethe Society of Weimar. lleeame Professor Emeritus in 1917. Henry Daniel Wild, M.A., M assachusetts Professor of the Latin Language and Literature and Chairman pro tempore ff the Faculty Vilas graduated from Williams as Valedietorian in the class of 1888. lleeame Professor of Latin at Olivet College, and in 1891 was ealled to Williams as Assistant Professor of Latin. Spent the years 1898-1895 in travel and study. Was made Massa- ehusetts Professor ol' the Latin Language and Literature in 1895. Dean ol' the Faculty from January to June, 1902. Chairman pro lempore of the Faculty, 1903-1911, and 1912-. Viee-Presi- dent of the lutereollegiate Athletic Assoeiation of the United States, 1906. 1Ias contributed to various elassieal journals. Professor WYild is a member of the -'DBK Society and the AT l raternity. 'fAsa Henry Mortcrn, L.IAI.D., Barclay .lermaiu l,'I'QfU.S'SlJT fy' Natural Theology WVas graduated from Wabash College in 1882 and eoutiuued his studies abroad. Assistant Professor of the llomauee Languages at Williams, 1893-1896: Professor of the Romauee Languages, 1897-1910. Became Barclay Jermain Professor of Natural Theology in 1910. Received the degree of M.A. from Wabash College in 18851 and from Williams in 18963 L.1I.D. from Wa- bash College in 1900. Dr. Morton is a member of llze flrl'A 1 raternity. Absent on leave. Carroll Lewis lVIaxey, M.A., Dean ryt' the College aufl Morris Professor :J Rhetoric Nvas graduated from 1Villiams in the elass of 1887. lleeame Assistant Prineipal of the Troy Academy in 1888, and Prineipal in 1889. In 1898, was called to Nvllllitl1lS1tS Professor of English. Nvas appointed to the Morris Professorship of Rhetoric in 1911. Was Aeting Dean of the College from January to June, 1912: and was made Dean of the College, 1917. Has published annotated editions of Ilamlcl, Izfanlzoe, and Silas Marnzrr, and is the author of The Rhetorical Pvinrriples of Narration, Repre- sentative Narratives, and The Brief. Professor Maxey is a member of the KDBK Society and the A K E Fraternity. 14 '

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.. .. Q . . C .. YPU3'-M NSIAN I .-... .,..,. , ..,.... .. ,.... . .. .,..,. ' U A . .. 1 ' Sunluel Fcsseuden Clarke, Ph.D., PrQfc.s.s-or of Natural , M II'i.vIory, 1Cmcrz'tu.s' ' A . 1V:is graulnntcd from Shcflicld Scicntific School nt Ynlc in 1878. Q ig' llcccivcd thc dcgrcc of l'h.l1. in 1879 from Johns llopkins nftcr '108lgl'II.fllHlt0 study ut that llnivcrsity. llccumc assistant. in ' M' N Johns Hopkins in 1880. Wus mndc P1'0l'l'880l'ill. Sinilh Vollcge H , in 1881, nml in thc sumc ycur, wus culled to 1rv1lll2ll1l8 :is Pro- -' fcssor ol' Natural llistory. llcccivcd thc dcgrcc ol' M..-X. from hV1lll2lll18 in 1891. Elcctcd Prcsidcnt. of thc Amcricnn Socicty of Nuturnlisls in 1914-. Dr. Vlurkc hccnmc l'hncritus l'rol'cssor ill 1910. Richard Austin Ricc, lNI.A., Professor Qf the Hz'.s'tory of .lrt mul I. i1'1'11'zf1I1'm1, lfmcritus was l.fl'1lflllilll'fl from Yulc in thc class of 1808 und conlinucd his sludics in Ncw lluvcn und llcrlin. 1Vus nmdc l'rol'cssor.ol' flcrmnn ul lhc l'nivcrsity of v0l'11l01lt in 1875. Rcccivcd thc dcgrcc of MA. from 1Villi:uns in 1888. Was cullcd to Williams :is l'rol'cssor of Gcrmnn in 1881, und in 1890 hcczunc J. l.clnnd hlillcr lIl'0fl'88UI' of History. 1Vus lllllllt' Profcssor of thc llistory of Art and f'iviliz:ltion in 1903. llccninc lixncritns l'rofcssor in 1911. Profcssor Rico is il l1ll'l1ll1l'I' of thc A K E Frantcrnily. John Haskell Hewitt, Ll..D., Profavsor of the Greek , Language and Literature, Emeritus W xvilS grzuluutcd from Yulc in 1859 und from Yulc ,lllll'0lUf.fl!'2ll ' Scmimiry in 1868. Fallcd to Ulivct Collcgc as Profcssor of Latin n 1865: in 1872 hcczunc Acting Prcsidcnt of t.h:l.t Vollcgc. Appointcd Profcssor of Grcck und Latin :it Lukc Forcsl. llnivcr- sity in 1875, In-coming Acting Prcsidcnt in 1877. W'us cnllcd to Williams in 1882 as Gurficld Profcssor of thc Ancicnt. Lun- guugcs. Bccaunc Luwrcm-c l'rofcssor ol' Grcck in 1908. Scrvcd us Acting Prcsidcnt of Williams, 1901-1902. llcccivcd thc rcc of MA. from Yah' in 1807 und from Willizuns in 1888. ln 1895, rcccivcd thc dcgrcc of l.L.lJ. from Union. Dr. llcwitt. is an lncnlhcr of thc fb BK Socicty, thc il' T :tml K E il' Frntcr- nilics, und Wolf's Ilcucl. F- 1-c 1-'-1 ' J - 8 run X moe 1lL 1, 1h.D., L.II.D., I rqfcssor Qf Europecm 1 1 II1'.s'Iory Was gl'2lflll2l.lK'fl from Yulc in 1880. Aftcr u postgruduzitc course ut Yulc, spcnt two ycurs of study nt thc llnivcrsitics of llcrlin und Lcipzig. was l'rim'ipnl of Drury Iligh School, North 1 Adums, 188-I--1887. Was cullcd to thc G0l'111il11 Dcpurhm-nt ul, Yzllc in 1887. llcccivcd thc dcgrcc of l'h.D. from thc llnivcr- sity ol' Ilnllc in 1898. B0f'2l1110 Profcssor of Gcrnmn und Ilis- tory ut Williams in 189-1: l'rol'cssor of Europcun History in 1908. Rcccivcd thc dcgrcc of l..ll.D. from Muricttu. Collcgc in 1910. llus cditcd Dr. Lullzrr, by Frcitng, und Gocthc's Gal: ron Bl'l'l'l'!'lll.lI!ll'll. Dr. Goodrich is :L lncnihcr of thc fb B K N Socicty und of thc il' T Frntcrnity. 13

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19 , ., , ., .. C ,,., V .L I El- ,, E ., N5 4.511 19 E H i - Willis Islmister Milham, l'h.D., Field lllemorial I rofes.s'or of Astronomy Yvas grarluaterl from Williams in 1894- with salnlatorian rank. Fellow in Physies at Williams, 1894--1895. lnslruetor in Mathe- maties and Physies, 1895-1898. lteeeivecl the degrees of M.A. from lVilliams in 1895 and of l'h.D. from Strasshurg in 1901. lieeame Assistant Professor in the Mathematic-al Seienees in 1898, and Professor of Astronomy in 1902. Has puhlisherl llow to Irlenllfy llle Slum, rlleleoroloyy, and artieles in the Aslro- 7l0lllt8Clll' lV!l0hI'7'!Yllll?II, l'l1y.v1fl'r1l1'selu: Z1'1il-W!lII l:fl, anrl rllonillly lVeuIher l1,lfI7'l'L ll'. Dr. Milham is a memher ol' fb B K and of several seientifie soeieties. J James Lawrence Kellogg, I h.D., Professor of Biology 11:- lVas grarlnatecl from Olivet Vollege in the elass of 1888 and eonlinuerl his stualy at Johns Hopkins University. where in 189Q he reeeiverl the flegree ol' l'h.D. Honorary MA. from Williams in 1900. Was l'rofessor of Biology at Olivet College until eallecl lo Williams in 1899. Dr. Kellogg has pulmlishecl: .11 l'onlr1'lm- lion lo Uur IX'll0Il1lt'llgl? of La llIl'llllIl'!ll1!7,IIlllll' rllolluslw, Life llixlory of .llyn .-lrenuria, lflams anal Ulu 11: llvzlulre, 1llarin,el oo1l illoll'u.vl'.v of Lou1'.w'm1a, fflllllllllllllllh' G0l'l5l'Illlllfl lluf E.171.A'fl'll!'II nnrl Groirlll of llle .Ilya .-Irenuriu, Slll'll-Fl'-N'll I llfllI8lI'Iil'N, and The l'illr1ry rlleelmn- ismx of LIIlIll'll'1'lH'lllll7l1N. l Theodore Clarke Smith, Ph.D., J. Leland Miller Pro- fessor of American History, Literature, and Eloquence 1Vas grafluatecl from Harvard in the elass ol' 1892. Fellow in History at the University of 1Viseonsin, 1894--95. Goodwin Memorial Fellow of Harvard University at Paris anfl llerlin. 1896-97. lnstruetor in History at the University ol' Miehigan in 1898. Instructor in History at Vassar Follege, 1898-1900. Assistant l'rofessor of Ameriean History and Polilieal Seienee at Ohio State University, 1901-03, from whieh he was eallexl to Williams. lteeeiverl his lVI.A. from Harvarfl in 1893 aml his l'h.D. from the same institution in 1896. l'rol'essor Smith is a member of the C1111 K Soeiety. rclman Fitzgeralcl Glelaml, Ph.lJ.. lfrlwarzl Bras! Pro- ' fe.w.vor of Geology mul lllifrzeralogy Was grarluaterl from Oberlin College in the elass of 189-1. Von- linueml his stuclies at the University of Vhieago and at the llni- versity of Nebraska. lteeeivecl the degree ol' l'l1.D. from Yale in 1900. Served as lnstrur-tor in Natural Seienees at Gates t'olh-ge, Nebraska. in 1895. lnstruetol' at Cornell in 1901 when he was eallerl to Williams. Appointed Assistant Professor in 190-1, l'rol'essor in 1905, aml in 1911 was mafle Erlwarcl Brust l'rol'essor ol' Geology ancl Mineralogy. His most reeent work is a text-hook foreolleges anrl universities entitledUrology, I'hy.v1'r'11l mal lllvlorfonl. Dr. C'lelaml is a member of the Geologieal Soeiety of Ameriea, the American Geographical Soc-iety, the .Nmeriean Association for the Aflvaneement of Seienee, the Paleoulologieal Soeiely, the American Aearlemy of Arts and Sr-ienees, the Seismologieal Society, anal the fb l'A l raternity. 15