Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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l CHARLES E. BENNETT FRANCIS H. FOBES ANCIENT LANGUAGES CHARLES ERNEST BENNETT Plli Cramma Delta, Phi Beta Kappa Amherst, B.A., 1905 Cornell, Ph.D., 1911 MOORE PROFESSOR OF LATIN FRANCIS HOVVARD FOBES Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa Harvard, A.B., Harvarc1,A.1V1., 1905 CLASS OF 1880 PROFESSOR OF GREEK WILLIAM TINGLE ROVVLAND Kappa Alplia Kentuclcy Vvesleyan, B.A., 1902 Vanderbilt, lVI.A., 1907 Columloia, PILD., 1918 PROFESSOR OF LATIN REUBEN ARTHUR BROVVER Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa Aml1erst, B.A., 1930 Camlaricige, B.A., 1932 CamIJric1ge,lVI.A., 1936 Harvard, PILD., 1936 JOHN C. NEVVTON ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND ENGLISH A 5 'I' H ll N U M Y VVARREN KIMBALL GREEN Theta Xi, Plii Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi Harvarcl, B.A., 1913 Harvard, lV1.A., 1914 California, PILD., 1916 Aml1erst,lV1.A. fI'Ionorary1, 1934 PROFESSOR OF ASTRONOINIY, DIRECTOR OF THE OB- SERVATORY ON THE SIDNEY DILLON FOUNDA- TION AND INIARSHAL OF GREEK NVILLIAIVI T. ROWLAND REUBEN A. BROXVER NVARREN K. GREEN JOHN SCOVILLE HALL Alplxa Delta Plii, Phi Beta Kappa, Gamma Alplia, Sigma Xi Amlierst, B.A., 1930 Yale, Pl1.D., 1933 INSTRUCTOR IN ASTRONOMY BIIILIIEY OTTO CHARLES GLASER Clui Plmi, PIII Beta Kappa Jollns Hoplcins, B.A., 1900 .Iolins Hoplcins, Pl1.D., 1904 PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY ON THE ED XVARD S. HARK- NESS FOUNDATION HAROLD HENRY PLOUGH Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi Amlmerst, B.A., 1913 CoIumlJia,1X'1.A., 1915 ColumIJia,Pl1.D., 1917 RUFUS TYLER LINCOLN PROFESSOR Or BIOLOGX ALFRED SHEPARD GOODALE Phi Beta Kappa Amlierst, B.A., 1898 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BOTANY OSCAR EMIL SCHOTTE Sigma Xi Geneva, Switzc-:rIand, DSC., 1925 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY JOHN S. HALL OTTO C. GLASER HAROLD H. PLOUGH ALFRED S. GOODALE OSCAR E. SCHOTTE e Twenty

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Tn the Members of the Elass 01711: For four years you have been members of the College. During the past year you have accepted the opportunities for leadership in the undergraduate affairs of Amherst and have exercised this responsibility with sound judgment and ex- cellent good sense. The extraordinarily rapid development of the world crisis this year has presented unusual problems of great seriousness to the whole under- graduate body. The College deeply appreciates your leadership. As you leave the College in June to talce your places in an uncertain world, you carry with you our confidence that you will face the issues presented to you with a stout heart. Vve shall miss you on the campus when the College reassembles in September. v. fi'-lf' 1616.15 C. SCOTT PORTER DEAN Charles Scott Porter, '19, joined the Amherst faculty in 1924, becoming assistant professor of Mathematics in 1927, associate professor in 1929, and Dean of the College in 1931. A member of Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, and Sigma Xi. Dean Porter started teaching in 1919 as a Mathe- matics instructor at Worcester Polytechnic 1nsti- tute, receiving his 1Vl.A. from Clark in 1932.

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