Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MARION STRENG ..Instructor PHYSICAL MARJORIE TUZO Instructor EDUCATION TERESA M. CROWLEY Instructor FERN YATES Instructo r GRACE LANGFORD Assistant Professor PHYSICS AGNES TOWNSEND HUGO N. SWENSON HARRY L. HOLLINGWORTH. ANNE ANASTASI Lecturer Lecturer Professor Instructor GEORGENE H. SEWARD Instructor THEODORE W. FORBES Lecturer RAY H. SIMPSON Lecturer METTA MAUND RUST Lecturer REV. RAYMOND C. KNOX Chaplain of the University HORACE L. FRIESS Assistant Professor MARY ELY LYMAN Associate ROBERT M. MaclVER Lieber Professor CORA KASIUS Lecturer NORMAN H. HINTON Lecturer MIRRA KOMAROVSKY Lecturer CAROLINA MARCIAL-DORADO Assistant Professor CARIDAD RODRIGUEZ-CASTELLANO Instructor AMELIA A. de del RIO Lecturer HELEN M. FLANAGAN Assistant HENRY E. CRAMPTON Professor LOUISE HOYT GREGORY Associate Professor FLORENCE de LOISELLE LOWTHER Assistant Professor GRACE SPRINGER FORBES Instructor ELIZABETH T. KINNEY Lecturer HELEN B. HORNER Assistant VIRGINIA C. BROOKS Assistant RUTH E. SNYDER t Assistant OPAL M. WOLF Lecturer PSYCHOLOGY RELIGION SOCIOLOGY SPANISH ZOOLOGY On Columbia Foundation

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GREEK AND LATIN HISTORY ITALIAN MATHEMATICS MUSIC PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL EDUCATION GERTRUDE M. HIRST Associate Professor GRACE H. GOODALE Assistant Professor KATHARINE C. REILEY Associate JOHN DAY Instructor MOSES HADAS Instructor ♦JAMES T. SHOTWELL Professor DAVID SAVILLE MUZZEY Professor MAUDE ALINE HUTTMAN Assistant Professor EDWARD MEAD EARLE Associate Professor EUGENE H. BYRNE Professor ALEXANDER A. VASILIEV Visiting Professor J. EMILIE YOUNG Instructor CHARLOTTE T. MURET Lecturer PETER M. RICCIO TERESA A. CARBONARA Assistant Professor Instructor ♦EDWARD KASNER Professor GEORGE WALKER MULLINS Professor PAUL A. SMITH Assistant Professor LULU HOFMANN Instructor MARY ELIZABETH LADUE Assistant ♦DANIEL GREGORY MASON DOUGLAS MOORE SETH BINGHAM ♦HERBERT DITTLER MacDowell Professor .Associate Professor on the Joline Foundation Assistant Professor Associate WILLIAM J. MITCHELL Instructor ♦CHARLES DOERSAM WILLIAM P. MONTAGUE Professor ♦WENDELL T. BUSH Professor HELEN H. PARKHURST Associate Professor GERTRUDE V. RICH Lecturer AGNES R. WAYMAN LELIA M. FINAN MARGARET HOLLAND. Associate Professor Instructor Instructor

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CHARLES SEARS BALDWIN T is fitting that record should be made, for both Barnard undergraduates and graduates, of the work of Charles Sears Baldwin, in whose death, on October 23, 1935, Barnard College suffered a loss that cannot be made good. He was born in New York City on March 21, 1867. In 1884 he entered Columbia College, from which he was graduated in 1 888 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The following year he received his Master ' s degree and in 1894, also from Colum- bia University, the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He was made honorary Master of Arts by Yale University in 1909 and at the Convocation of 1929 he received from Columbia University the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters. From 1891 until I 895 he was successively assistant tutor and instructor in English and instructor in Rhetoric and English Composition in Columbia College, and he also gave similar instruction in Barnard College. He was then made instructor in the same field at Yale College, where he became, successively, assistant professor in 1 89IB and pro- fessor in 1909. This position he held till 1911, when he returned to New York to be professor of Rhetoric and English Composition in Barnard Col- lege, at the same time also to take charge of his subject in the Graduate School. Aside from this subject, his students will recall his courses in medieval literature and his particular interest in Chaucer. In all this he was active up to February, 1935, when he was stricken with illness. He had sufficiently recovered to be able to resume two of his courses at the opening of the present academic year, and had conducted them for about three weeks before his fatal illness. Professor Baldwin was one of the foremost teachers of English Composition that this country has had, and his writings on the subject are authori- tative. It is unnecessary here to give a complete Page 16