Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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jCl,ClfLAg FRENCH THEODORE ROBERT BOWIE-Associate Professor of Frenchg A.B., M.A., and Ph.D., California. STANISLAS RAOUL AQUARONE--Assistant Professor of Romance Lan- gaagesg B.A., Torontog A.M., Columbia. GERMAN EDWARD FRANKLIN HAUCH-Professor of German Language and Literalareg B.A., Torontog A.M. and Ph.D., Columbia. OTTO KARL LIEDKE-Assistant Professor of the German Language and Liierazfareg Berlin Oberrealschuleg A.M. and Ph.D., Cornell. GREEK DONALD BLYTHE DURHAM-Edward North Professor of Greekg A.B., A.M., and Ph.D., Princeton. A LATIN JOHN ROBERT MATTINGLY-Associate Professor of Latin: A.B., Chieagog Ph.D., Yale. SPANISH SAMUEL OBLETZ-Instructor in Romance Langaagesg A.B. and A.M., New York University. SILVIO de SAO PAULO-Instructor in Romance Langaagesg A.B., Antonio Vieirag M.D., Bahiag D.P.H., Brazil. Obletz, Liedke, Hauch, Sao Paulo, Durham, Maret, Bowie, Aquarone.

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-jail!! ANTHROPOLOGY I EARL WENDEL COUNT-Professor of Anthropology: A.B., Williamsg B.D., Iliifg Ph.D., California. BIOLOGY , WALTER NORTON HESS-Stone Professor of Biology: A.B., Oberling A.M. and Ph.D., Cornell. PHILIP VIRGILIUS ROGERS-Assisiani Professor of Biologyg A.B. and A.M., Hamiltong Ph.D., Yale. CHEMISTRY ASA EMANUEL MCKINNEY-Professor of Chemistryg A.B. and A.M., Indianag Ph.D., Cornell. RICHARD ORLIN SUTHERLAND--Assisfani Professor of Chemistry: Ph.B. and M.S., Yaleg Ph.D., Wisconsin. GEOLOGY NELSON CLARK DALE-Professor of Geology and Director of fhe :l'lLlS6l1Jfl,' B.S., Middleburyg A.lVI., Browng Ph.D., Princeton. ROBERT HUGH ARNDT-Inslruclor in Geologyg A.B., Lawrenceg A.lVI., Harvard. Standing: Sutherland, Verwiebe, Arndt, Rogers. Sealed: McKinney, Dale, Hess, Bellamy

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j7Le jun ieea The job of the college Trustee is an inglorious One, although the exigencies of the past few years have made it more vital than ever before. Emerging from his obscure background only in such times of decision, he nevertheless is actively con- cerned with college affairs at all times. His presence assures alumni that their alma mater is being Well supervised. To the undergraduate he is the guiding hand that guarantees four years of superior education and college training. Only after gradu- ation does the student come to realize and appreciate the high standards of ability and deep interest in the College that characterize all the Trustees' efforts and achievements. The Board of Trustees is composed entirely of Hamilton men with the exception of the President of the College, a member ex officio. Meeting four times annually, it discusses and resolves problems pertinent to the welfare of the College. Among its most recent acts have been the appointment of President Worcester and the approval Of numerous faculty appointments, the adjustment of student expenses, and authorization of the 1947 summer session. HONORARY TRVSTEE DANIEL BURKE JOHN L. STRICKLAND ELIHU ROOT, JR. CLARK H. MINOR NEILE F. TOWVNER FREDERIC P. VVARFIELD NTARK W. LOVVELL ALEXANDER F. OSBORN FREDERIC P. LEE C. WYILLARD RICE TRUSTEES LOUIS J. EHRET EDWARD R. EVANS GEORGE L. ABBOTT STANLEY E. GILBERT HENRY P. BRISTOL THOMAS BROWN RUDD ALUMNI TRI 'STEES WILLIANI M. BRISTOL, JR. CLANCY D.'CoNNELL CARL B. VVENIGNIANN 13 J. SAWYER FITCH GEORGE F. GENTES EDGAR W. COUPER HARRY C. BATES DAVID VVORCESTER JOHN H. GARDNER VVILLARD B. EDDY lRvINC M. TVES JEFFERSON F. NIEAGHER