Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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Orie Wvilliam Long, 1'h.D., A SS18llL71.l Professor of German 1Vas graduated from Centre College in 1903. Pursued graduate work at Harvard, 1903-0-1-. Taught modern languages in Cor- si:-ana 1'1igh School, 190-1-05. After studying at the University of Berlin in 1905 and 1906, was called to Texas Christian College as Professor of Modern Languages. Studied at Harvard, re- ceiving his 1V1.A. in 1911 and l'h.D. in 1913. Was Instructor in German at lVl. 1. T. in 1912-13 and l'rol'essor of Modern Languages at WV. P. 1. 1913-16. Walled to Williams as Assist.- ant, Professor and Aeling llead ol' the German Departinent in 1916. Dr. Long is a memher ol' the K A QSouthernj l rat.ernil.y. 'l'heodore Brown Hewitt, I'h.17., Assfistcmt Przjcssor of German Was graduated from Yale with the degree of 11.A. in 1909. Studied at Harvard, 1906-1908, receiving the degree ol' M.A. there in 1907. Studied at the Universities ot Marhurg and ,l reihurg, Germany, the summers ot' 1907, 1912, and 191-1. lnstrnetor in German at Phillips Andover, 1908-1909. Appoint.- ed lnstruetor at Williams in 1909, and Assistant Professor in , 1917. Spent the years 1916-1918 studying and teaching at Yale. where he received the degree of 1'h.lJ. in 1917 and was assistant professor 1917-1918. Is the author ol' l aulGcr11ar1lt and Mx Injlururfc on IGIIUIJIDSII llynrnorly, and three text. hooks on German Composition. Arthur Howland Buflinton, 1V1.A., .fl 88113111719 I,7'Qf'l3SSOI' in Hvfstory Was graduated from Williams in the class of 1907. Assistant in History at Williams. 1907-1908. lteeeived the degree of lV1.A. from llarvard University in 1909 and vontinued graduate work there during the years 1909-11, lnslruetor in Ilistory al. 1Vil- liams, 1911-1-1. During the year 191-1-15 pursued stlldies at Ilarvard University and in Washington, D. C. Appointed Assistant Professor in 1918. lVl'r. liullinton is a memher ol' the fb BK Society. Jean Norton Cru, Professeur de 1.ye6e, Assisfanf Pro- fessor 1jFrcnclL Received the degree of llanh1fl'icr-6.v-Lvllrzw from the University Grenoble in 1899, and the degree ol' Diploma 1l'lClv1rle.v Super- 'imrrrs from the University of Paris in 1913. Instructor at Granville, England, in 1900. l'rqfv.v.wu'r do Nicola S'llfIlfl 1.0lll'lf at Auhenas, 1905-08. Received his Uorlzilirrrzt rl' Aplillulzf from the University of Paris in 1906. Was Instructor in l reneh at. Williams, 1908-11. Instructor in English at the Lynda IVUTIIH, Qlfreneli North Afrieaj, 1911-12. Returned to W'illiams in 1912. Obtained leave-ol-ahsenec from Wvilliams in 1914- to serve with the French Army. Was with a lighting unit from August 191-1- to l ehruary 1917 as corporal and sergeant. Transferred to r liason duty first with the British and later with the Amerivan Army. Was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and served with the French lligh Commission at Washington, 1918-19. lteturned to Williams in 1919. V22

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Cu 1 Hn Rhetoric the lV'I'lll'lllIl-S' .'l1lIIIIll'l' lf1'v1'1 1v. rl Wilhelm Johnson, 1'h.D., fls.s-Mant Pfrqfcmor of German Received his 13.11. degree from llethuny College in 1900, his M.A. from Yule in 1909, und his l'h.D. from Yule in 19041. Was Mnsler at l'oml'rel. School from 1904- Lo 1900, when he was culled lo Williamls. Was made Assislamt l'rol'cssor ol' Gernmn in 1912. Wins Assislunl. Dean ol' the College and Secretary of the Fzicnlly llI'0lll 1920 lo 1922. Mr. Johnson is az. inelnher ol' the ANI' l'll'lll0l'1l1l'Y. Romance Language.v of the Ronmllce Languages in 19151 rry Leslie Agurd, 1'h.D,, A.vsi.vtr111t Professor of M athe- matics Wns grurlilmecl from Wesleyan in 19041. Received the degrees of MA. :ind l'h.D. from Yule in 1908 and 1911, respectively. 'l':uigI1t at WVesleyun Academy. 190-1-1905g Phillips Academy, Andover, 1905-1907: Hopkins Grlllllllllll' School, New Haven. Conn., 1907-19103 Yule University, 1910-1911. VVu.s culled to WVilli:uns as Instructor in M1I1l1Cll11Lt1l'S in 1911 :uid was made Assislnnl, l'rol'cssor in 1915. Dr. Agurd is IL member of the flwN0, EE. 11111K and Aincricnn Mnlliclmllicul !'lociclics. 21 0 Samuel Edward Allen, IVLA., Iswsfant Prozssor of Wars graidunied from Williams in 1901 lf IU y llniversily and received the degree ol M X in 1901- 11 IS hm ld of the lflnglish lJClJ2l.1'1.11l0lll nl. lhe Vasc Sc hool ol Xpphul Sc in nu 190-I--06. WV:1s culled to 1Villi:uns in 4 0 11 is 111 uh Xssls in Y lrofessor of liheloric in 1912. llls N 1 s Fon x Lye1'fIn.v, mul 0f,ll'l' l'o1'm.v for Mawnnll in s l oflrl flusszr x M Allen is al. niemher ol' lhe f1Yl'A Frntunilw is Suu Nvilliauns chapter of the 11113K Soc-ic y sou , f f John Pierrepont Rice, 1'h.D. Asszsianl Pm essm 0 Um Yvzls gI'll-1111111011 from Yale in 1900. lieu ivul his M X inl ng ish from Yule in 1901 amd his l'h.D. in l in liolnmu l lllglllgik 1909. Instructor ul. the Sheflield Slllllilfll School 1905 1909 Wins culled to VVillinlns ns Instructor in lh1 R.0111l11ll l Lngn lgms in 1910. l'rofessor ol' l rench ul. Acad: L C ollm LL 1Vollx1llL VOVI. Seotin, 1912-1913. Cnlled to vv1ll1I1.l11S IQ hhSlSl.Llll, liolas 1

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Carl Sherman Hoar, Ph.D., Assi.s'tant Prrjessor rj' Bifology Was graduated from Dartmouth in 1911, with the degree of R.S. Received his M.A. in 1913, and 1'h.1J. in 1917 from llarvard. 1Vas Assistant in llotany at Harvard and Radcliffe, 1911-1915, and Austin Teacliing' Fellow in Botany at Kansas State Agricul- tural College, 1915-1916, and was called to Williams in the fall ot' 1916. Was Instructor at Marine lliologieal Laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass., in summer ot' 1917, leaving August lirst to enlist. in the ll. S. Army. Served as enlisted man and com- missioned ollieer nnt.il January, 1919, when he returned to Wil- liams. Appointed Assistant l'rol'essor ol' Biology, 1920. James Becbee Bl'l11S111iLI1C, Ph.D., fl.v.s'fi.vtm1t Professor fy' i Physics ' Graduated from Yale in 1906 and later sl.udied at Harvard from which institution he received the degree of 1V1.A. in 1913 and 1'h.D. in 1917. lI.e taught at Harvard from September 1914- to January 19189 His rank during the war was First 1.ieutenant, A. S. A. 1'. Mr. lirinsmade is a member ot' Woll s Head al. Yale and thc N11 T l+'raternity. Thomas Hayes Procter, 1,'h.D., fl.S'SfSflI7l1l Profcs.s-or' of Philosophy Was graduated from Victoria University, Manchester. lingland, in 1911, with honors in Philosophy. Received his lV1.A. in 1912. Studied at llerlin and Heidelberg, 1913-191-I-, and at l.he Harvard Graduate School of Philosophy, 19111-1916. Received the degree ot' 1'h.D. from Harvard in 1916. VVas an assistant in Pliilosopliy at Harvard in 1920, and was called t.o Williams in the same year. Was made Assistant 1'rot'essor ol' Philosophy in 1921. Dr. Procter served with the liritish Army in Egypt from 1916-1918, and with the American Y. M. C. A. l'rom 1918-1919. John Fitch King, 1'h.D., Assfistaizt Pwjes-:vor of C'hc'rni.s'try Was graduated from Oberlin College in 1917 with a ILA. degree, receiving final honors in Chemistry. Studied at the University of Wisconsin. 1916. Graduate student and assistant at Johns Hopkins University, 1917-1918: graduate student at Harvard University, 1918-1919, receiving the degree of lVl.A. in 1919g graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, 1919-1920, re- ceiving the degree of 1'li.17. in 1920. Acting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Oberlin College, 1920: lnstruet.or of Quantitative Analysis. Johns Hopkins, 1920-1921, Instructor of Chemistry, - Johns Hopkins School for '1lCttCllCI'S and Teclniical Workers, 1920-1921. Was appointed Assistant Professor ot' Chemistry at Williams in 1921. Was for 10 months in the Research Division of the Chemical Warfare Service, U. S. Army. Has writ.ten articles For the Journal IJ PlLys'ica.l Clwlmfslry and the Journal ry' the American. Uluenrical Society. 23