Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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I Austin Rogers Frey, B.S., Instructor in Physics Was graduated from Harvard in 1920, wilzh the degree of B.S. Taught Civil Engineering at M. I. T., 1921-1922, and was an Instructor in Physics at Harvard during the same year. Was called to Willia.ms in 1922. Charles Luther Graham, B.P.IC., Instructor of Plz,ys'ical Education Was' graduated from the Springfield Y. M. C. A. College in 1920, receiving the degree of Ii. P. E. Was an Instructor in Physical Iuducation at Rensselaer Polyleelmic Institute, 1920-1922. Was called lo Williams in 1922. Shirley Wilcox Harvey, M.A., Instructor in Ifnglrish Was graduated from Dartmouth in 1910, with a degree of ILA. Received his M.A. from IIarva.rd in 1918. Was an Instructor in English at 'Tufts College, 1916-1918, and at lhe I'Iora.ce Mann School for Boys, 1918-1919. Was called to Williams in 1922. Victor Andros Belaunde, Doctor cn Letras y J'ar'is71r1ulc1z- cfia, Instructor in Spcmish Was graduated from l.he University of Lima in 1908 with the degree of Doctor of Law. He received the additional degree of Doctor en Ciencios Politicos in 1910, and Doctor en Letras in 1911. Is a member ol' the Spanish Royal Academy and the Royal Academy of History ol' Madrid. IIc taught History of Modern Philosophy at l.he Ilniversilzy of Lima, 1911-1919g Inl.ernationa.l Law, 1914--19193 and Government in 1918. After years in the ,Peruvian Diplomatic Service, Dr. Belaunde became Minister of Peru in Uruguay. Ile is the author of Para A nt'ig'uo y Los Morlurno.-r Sooiologosg Milos Anmzorricos: V irla l7'll't1Jlf'l'-S'7iffl'l'ilLQ l7r'i.v'z'.s' l'ro.vcu,h:g lfIl?lll'l:Nlll0 Politicog Nuestra Q1uf.vt1'o'r:. con. Uhilcg Armulo Ncrvog The Treaty of 'Amforrlli Illld is the Editor ol' dI1!I'0'llT'f0 Pcruano, a monthly magazine ot letters and social sciences. 27

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Henry William Taeusch, M.A., I nstmlctor in English Wns gl'!I,tllltl.t6tl from Wooster College in 1914-. For t.hree years was lllstrllctor ol' English Composition :it 1VooSl,er. Received his M.A. from Hurvurd in 1920. Served for fifteen months with the U. S. Army us it second lieutenant in the lnfuntry. Was culled to Williams in 1920. Mr. Tueusch is ai member ol' the A 'I' A Fraternity. Clifford Chesley Hubbard, M.A., Inxtrvurtor inGo1:crnment and TI'i.vtory Was graulunted l'rom Brown in 1908. Tauglit in the lligh School ut Lnconiu, N. H., the Mount Herman School, and the State Normal School ut Charleston, Ill. Received his M.A. from llairvurd in 1917. Came to Williams in 1920. Mr. Huhbnrd is the wrilcr ol' an. pamphlet on Mcllzorlx of lfonlrol of llm Slate Normal Srzlzorzlx. Vernet Eller Eaton, l3.A., Instructor in Physics Was gruduuted with ll.A. degree l'rom Indiana University in 1921. Attended Butler College in 1918. Was with the Ameri- can Expeditionary Forces in 1918-1919. Was called to Williams in 19Q1. Mr. Eaton is u member ol' the fb BK Society. Harry Austin Dcferruri, lVI.A., I n.s-tractor in Spanish VV:1s grzuluated with ll.A. degree l'rom Dartmouth College in 1919, lifter doing graduate work ut Princeton, 1918-1919. Re- ceived his M.A. from l'llll'V2ll'll in 1920. Was culled to Williams ill 1921. Q6

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William Henry Gaub, Jr., M.S., zlssistant in Biology Was graduated from the State University ol' New Jersey in 1921, receiving the l3.S. degree, Did post-graduate work at the State University of New Jersey in Bacteriology, 1921-1922, and received the degree of lVl.S. Is a member ol' the A. F. 8: A. lVl. Society, and the Society ol' American llucteriologists. Sherwood Perry Smedley, B.A., ft.s-sistant 'in C'l1cmi.wtrg Was graduated from Williams in 1922. receiving the degree of l3.A. Mr. Smedley is a member ot' the A Afb I ral,ermty, and the American Chemical Society. Bruno Moritz Schmidt, l3.A., A.vs'istmLt in Biology Was graduated from Williams in 1922, receiving the degree of 15.A. Eugene Paul Metour, Ph.D., IlS.S'i8tfl,7ll Professor rj Rom- ance Languages L Was graduated from the University ol' Montpellier in 1898, re- ceiving the degree of Ilachelier es Lettres. Was granted the degree of Bachelier es Sciences in 1899. Did post-graduate work at the State University of Ohio and received his M.A. in 1917. After a one year residence at Johns Hopkins Universit.y, he was granted a Ph.D. degree. He also received a Certificate of Archi- tecture and Engineering from the London Polytechnic. Taught French and Spanish at the State University of Ohio, 1917. Taught French at the U. S. Naval Academy 1918-1922. From 1902-1916 he filled various positions in engineering and archi- tecture, notably in the completion of the Pennsylvania Terminal in New York. Has written a novel, In iho Wake of the Green Urccu. Bnnvzcrg various short stories. reviews, and articles. ls an ctcher, and has made 45 plates ol' Annapolis, llultimore, and the surroundings. Called to Willinmg in 19923. 28