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ml IIHULIELMSIANII IIIZWI George Edwin Howes, Pl1.lJ., Cfarfeld Professor of .flncfcnl Languages. Was 1JQ1'2l.1ll1Z1t04l from l'ltLl'Vtl,l'1l in 1886 with flllili rank. Was W .l1l8lf1'110liO1' in King.:'s School l'o1' Boys, Sl,1Ll11l'01'1l, Conn., 1880- 1 873 Junioi' lX l1L81f0l', Boston Latin School, 1887-915 lns1,ruc'1or in Latin in 1'1avo1'fo1'cl College fll'1Ll1l1ll2l1' School, 1891-93. Pur- ' suocl grafluatc Studios at Harvarcl in 1889-90, l'0C1'lVl1lQ 1110 flo- ggrco of MA. in 1890, anfl ol' 1'l1.D. in 1895 for work clono in vlassical pliilology. l.,1'Ol'08S01' ol' Grook in the U1llVlll'8ll,y' ol' x,01'll10I1li, 1895-1905, almsonl, on lcavo 1902-03 as l,1'0l'1'8801' of Crook Languago and Litoral.u1'o at tho American School ol' ' Classical Studios, Atlwus. Was f'allo1l to Williams as flarfiulll ' ' . Professor in tho summor of 1905. Was Prolossoi' of Circ-ok al, tho summor session of Columbia llnivc-1'si1,y in 1900. Dr. llowvs is a lllllllllllll' ol' lilll! A1I1l!1'l!'1l,ll llllllfilillfllllll JXssooia1,ion, .Kun-rirfan Arc-lmoolouirwal Association, and ol' tho Managing 1'oimnitl.vc- ol' lilio School al, Atflions. ls aulilior ol' 111110108 in llio Il:11'1vn'1l Slurlius in, Classical l'l1nL1oIogy anrl in Ol1ll1'1' classical journals. llo is also Sor:1'o1,al'y-'I'roasllror of the Classical Asso- c-iatiou of Now ldnglaml and a mombox' of the AT l 1'alic-rniliy. james Graham 1-larcly, Pl1.D., Professor Qf MaIl1e111al1'c.v. 1Yas y,:raclllaI,o1l from Lafayo1,1.o Collogo in lfllll Class of '941 wilili 11115K rank. 1'ursuo11 poslipgiuulllaliv studios at Johns llopkins, wlu-rv ho was appointorl l.+'c-llow in Matlmoinatiius. lioooivoml the ilogruo ol' MA. from l.ai'ayr'1i1,o in 1897, Illlfl ol' l'li.D. l'1'0lll .lolms llopkins in 1898. Camo to Williams in 1898. Made l,I'0l'l'8H0l' in 19131. Dr. llarmly is a lI101IllJ01' of 1,110 1lfl'A l l'at,ori1i1iy. Frcclcriclf Hollis Howard, M.D., Prqfbssor of Physiology. Cornell, ox-'97. lVas g1'iLllllILli01l from tho Univm-rsiliy ol' P01111- sylvauia Medical Collogo in 1898. Was appoiniiorl Rc-sicloiii, Pliysiciaii in tho lX'Ioi'c:y Hospital, 1'i1ii,slJl11'gl1, in 1898, Assistant, Domonslratioi' ol' Palllology at 1110 Univorsi1,y ol' Ponnsylvallia in 1899, .l1lSlfl'l10li0l'l1l Physiology at Williams in 1900, Assistianlw 1'1'o1'c-ssol' in 1904, appointed P1'01'CSS01' i11 1908. Garrett Droppors, P11.D., Orrin Sage Professor aj Polilicczl Economy. Was grafluatorl from lflarvarcl in 1887. Afton' a yoa1 s post,- gl'1L1llliLlfC stluly at 1,110 U11ivo1'Si1,y of Berlin lJCCZLlllC Profcssoi' ol' Political Ncoliomy at tho Univorsiify of Tokyo, Japan, 1889- 99. Thou became l.ll'CSl1lf5l1l2 of the State University of South Dakota, whore hc rouiainorl seven years. Was a Lecturer on Economics at the University of Chicago. ln July, 1907, was appointed Secretary of the lVl2LS81l,Cl1ll80l,1,8 Commission of Com- morco and lnrlustry, 1'CSlLf11111,9Q a1'1.or tho Commission mamlo its roport, Was oallocl to Williams in 1907. 18
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IIVQIII IIEULIIE'-LHENSIA-INI IILVIIIII 'fjznnes Lawrence Kellogg, Ph.D., Professor of Biology. l 1133-1-'Cl'1l'l1l1ll'f'fl fl'0lIl Qlivet College in 1888, :ind continued his studies :lt Johns llopluns, where he received the degree of l'h.D. in 1692. hl..-X. from Willizuns in 1901. Wns Professor of Biol- ogy :it Uhvet College until culled to Williams in 1899. Dr. lxellogp: luis published Life llislory ry' illyo Arenuriaz, A Con- ffffillllillll lo our lX'Il0Il'll'll!ltf of Lomell'iIn'onchialc Zllolluslcs, Clams mul f'lum llullurc, M rzrinc Food, Mollusks of li0ItiSiflIIll, Condi- lions Governing lhc lfrisleuce mul Growllz of .Mya Arenuriu, and Shellqfisll lmluslries. 'l'heoclore Clark Smith, Ph.D., nl. Leland Miller Professor of American Hislory, Lileralnre, and Eloqnenee. Wes greclimted from Ilamrvord in the Class of '92 with 1l'1iK rnnkg Fellow in History :it the University of Wisconsin, 1894- 955 Goodwin Memorial Fellow of H:u'v:n'd University :it Pziris :ind Berlin, 1896-97, Instructor in History :it the University of Michigan, 1898, Instructor in History :it Vnssan-, 1898-19003 :ind Asslstzmt Professor of Alnerie:u1 History :ind Political Science at Ohio State University, 1901-03, from which he was cnlleil.1.19131iiilrniiggdieeelveel his M.A. from Il:u'v:u'd in 1893 ' ' :ini ns 1. . in 1 . Herdirian Fitzgerald Cleland, Ph.D., Edward Brits! Pro- fessor of Geology and M ineralogy. Was 1Il'1l.llllll.l-Oil from Oberlin in the Class of '9-I. Continued his studies :Lt the University of Chicago and the University of Nehr:Lsk:L. Received the degree of Pl1.D. from Yale in 1900. Wus :nude Instructor in Nuturzil Sciences :Lt Gates College, Neb1':Lsk:L in 1895, Instructor :Lt Cornell, 1901, in the fell of which your he was culled to Williams, Appointed Assistant Professor in 1904, Professor, 1905, appointed to the Edward Brust Professorship of Geology and Mineralogy in 1911. Ile is Il,ll10l11IJf'l'0l-l'llf!CiC0lOglC!l.I Society of America, the Americinn Ueograipllicnl Society, the Amerie:-in Association for the Advance- ment of Science, the l':ileontologic:x.l Society, :md the American llendeniy of Arts :md Sciences. Secretary of the Pnleontologicnl S01-ii-ly 1909-10. Dr. Cleland has pu lished articles in the ' ' Unilell Slalcs Geological Survey, the IV1'SC,,,,,gin Geololjienl mul Nnlural llislory Survey, the A mericun Pnleonloloqisl lliir llournul ofGcoIogy, American .lournnl of Science, I 'opulu1 Se-icnee M onllz- Iy, Geological Sociely of America Iizlllclin, American G'eoy1'opll1'cr1l Soeiely Ifllfllfficl, and Science, and is now writing 1f,,,,g,,H,,,,,,l mul l'l1ysz.cuI Geology. :'1William Edward Mclilfrcsh, Pl1.D., Thomas T. Read Professor of Physics. 'as 11-gulliaxlecl from Illinois Colle fe in 188S' from 1 - - ' ' 95.5 Received from I'I!l.l:VItl'fl hisEM.A. in 1,896 :nimllliisyltlfil 1? ' 1900. Was Assistant in Physics nt I'I:u'v:u'd from 189516 02, when he was called to W illizuns :ms Instructor in Physies 1903 was mzule Assistant Professor of Physics, :ind in 1905 was made Thomas T. Read Professor of Physics. Absent on leuvc.
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lwail lluuilfinmsliill llmml Lewis Perry, MA., Professor of English Litc1'al141'v. Was gl'I1,llllil.1iNl lroin Williams in 1898. Received the degree of lX'I..'X. from Prineelon in 1899. Was Master at Lawrenceville from 1899 till 1901, when he was ealleml to lvlllllllllbi. Appointed .'Xssis1.an1. l'rofessor in 1904, Professor in 1911. Professor Perry is a ineinher of the Gargoyle Society and the AAI!! Fra- ternity. 1 Karl Ephraim XVL-ston, lX'l.A., Professor of ilic l'l1'f:iory of .-1 rt and Civilization. Was gl'i1,illlll.1fCil from Williams in the Class of 1890. ln 1897 siinclieal in France and in the American Sehool of Classieal S1llflll'H al Reine. Received his M..-X. from Williains in 1898. Con- tinneml his pos1,gradua1,e work at .lohns Hopkins, and taught in l,2Lll1l110l'I'f1'0lYl 189810 1900, when he was eallerl to Williams. Was made Assistant. Professor of Romance Languages in 1901 anrl was appointed Professor in 1911. Made Professor of 1.he llistory of Art and Civilization in 1912. Stnclierl in l ranee, Italy, and Spain from 1904 to 1906. Professor 1Yes1,on is a inelnber ol' the 'DISK and Gargoyle Societies and the 'DAQ-J 1 1'at.erni1.y. Nlonroe Nichols Welinore, Ph.D., Prcyfessor of Latin. Was fIl'1IAl1l1L1i01l froin Yale in 1888. For live years was Assistant, Prineipal of the Harrislmnrg .M-aelenly, anrl for seven years was lnsiruetor in Laiin and Greek in the Staten lslanrl Aearleiny. lieeeivecl the rlegree of MA. froin Yale in 1900 for work done in Latin. ln 1902 was eleeteml Footie Fellow in Latin at Yale, where he reeeiverl the degree of Ph.D. in 190-1. Was eallefl to Williains in 1904, and beealne Assistant Professor of Latin in 1905: Assoeiate Professor in 19115 Professor in 1913. Has published an lmlez' l'Yl'I'bllI'IlllI Vm'gilionus, anfl an lnrlrzv Ver- lmrum flllfllllilllllls. 1 Languages. 1 Robert Longley Taylor, Pl1.D., Professor ofthe Romance Was gracluatecl from Hamilton College in 1882. 11 as 1ns1,ruet.or in Kansas Sale University, 1882-83. 'l'u1uor in Roberi. College, Constantinople, 1883-87, Ins1,ruet,or in Hill School, 1887-94, Instructor in French at Yale, 189-'1-1900. ln 1900 he was 11121110 Assistant. Professor of French at Dartmouth, from which he was ealleml to Williams in 1912. Professor 'l'avlor is the author of ,lllileralion 'lillf Ihr: Ilalrirm Lllllflllllgli and lias eclitecl La, Biblio- llieque llc num Uncle and L' A bln? Drur1'r'l. He is a member of the Modern Language Association of North America. and the 'IW' Fratuernity. 19
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