Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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SPANISH DEPARTMENT Carolina Marcial- Dorado Assistant Professor Caridad Rodriguez-Castellano Instructor Amelia A. de del Rio Lecturer Helen M. Flanagan Assistant STATISTICS DEPARTMENT Robert E. Chaddock Professor ZOOEOGY DEPARTMENT Henry E. Crampton Professor Florence De Loiselle Lowther Assistant Professor Grace Sprincer Forbes Instructor Elizabeth T. Kinney Lecturer Virginia C. Brooks Assistant Ruth E. Snyder Assistant Helen B. Hornor Assistant DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Agnes R. Wayman Associate Professor Lelia M. Finan Instructor Margaret Holland Instructor Marion Streng Instructor Marjorie Tuzo Instructor Teresa M. Crowley Instructor Fern Yates Instructor Jane Gaston WlLHELM Braun iERTRCDE Mary Agnes Wayman

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Douglas Moore Associate Professor William J. Mitchell Instructor PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT William P. Montague Professor Helen H. Parkhurst Associate Professor Gertrude V. Rich Instructor PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Grace Langford Assistant Professor Agnes Townsend Lecturer Hugo N. Swenson Lecturer PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Harry L. Hollingworth Professor Anne Anastasi Instructor Georgene H. Seward Instructor Ray H. Simpson Instructor RELIGION DEPARTMENT Rev. Raymond C. Knox Chaplain Mary Ely Lyman Associate SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Robert M. MacIver Lieber Professor Cora Kasius Lecturer Norman H. Hinton Lecturer Mirra Komarovsky Lecturer 10

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PROFESSOR CHARLES KNAPP, who was head of the Classics department at Barnard, died on the 17th of September, 1936. Dr. Knapp was at the University as student and teacher for more than fifty years. He was graduated in 1887; he received his A.M. in 1888, and a Ph.D. in 1890. In 1929 the University gave Dr. Knapp the degree of Litt.D. Immediately after graduating from Columbia Dr. Knapp be- came a prize fellow in Classics. He was also a tutorial fellow in Latin prior to his joining the faculty in 1891. In 1902 Dr. Knapp became Assistant Professor of Classical Philology, in 1906 a full professor and Professor of Greek and Latin in 1921. Professor Knapp belonged to many clubs and societies, among them the American Philological Association of the American Classical League. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. Knapp edited the Stories from Aldus Gallius, Selections from Viri Romae, with a collaborator, The Aeneid of Yergil, Books I to VII, and Selections from Ovid among others. Following is a tribute to Dr. Knapp by Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve: Professor Knapp reminded me last summer that during the forty-seven years of the life of Barnard College he had taught in Barnard at least part of every year except one. He was thus closely identified with our history, and was one of that admirable group of men scholars who in their youth helped create Barnard and who remained loyal and devoted members of our faculty throughout their lives. Charles Knapp was a hard worker, a vigorous teacher, a sound scholar, a good fighter in causes which he loved. Most of all these he loved the classics and Barnard. So his life was a happy one. The college in which he lived nearly all of it owes him a debt of gratitude and affection. 18