Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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F acuity ESTY FOSTER Assislanl Dean mul Tutor Dcgrcz's.'A.B., 1917, Williams College: S.B. 1921, Harvard. Ilzslnry in brief: Special engineering and research work for New York Central Lines, 1921-28. As- sistant Dean since 1928. THEODORE CUYLER STREIBERT Assistant Dean Degrees: S.B., 1921, Wesleyan University: M.B.A., 1923, Harvard. Ilzslory in brid: Research Agent, Bureau of Busi- ness Research, 1924. Manager, Boston Financial News, 1925. Secretary, F.B.O. Productions Inc., New York City, 1926-27. Assistant to Executive Vice President, Pathe Exchange, Inc., New York Clty, 1928-29. Assistant Dean since 1929. EDMOND FLEMING VVRIGI-IT Assislaul Dran Degrees: S.B., 1924, Harvarclg M.l3.A., 1926, Harvard. Ilislory in brief: Instructor in lnrlustrial Manage- ment ancl Assistant in Finance, 1926-27. Assistant: Dean since 1927. MADISON SAYLES A ssislzml Dean Degrees: A.B., 1927, lrlarvarflg lX'l.B.A., 19219, Har- vard. llislvry in l1r1'zj'.' Assistant Dean, 1930. 17

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Faculty CLINTON POSTON BIDDLE Professor of I noestrnent Banking and Director of Division of Research Degrees: A.B., 1917, Ohio University: M.B.A., 1920, Harvard. Ilistory in brief: Special Agent for the Bureau of Business Research, 1920-21. Assistant Dean, 1920- 30. Instructor in Finance, 1921-23. Assistant Professor of Investment Banking, 1924-27. Asso- ciate Professor of Investment Banking, 1927-30. Professor of Investment Banking, 1930. CHARLES CURTIS EATON A ssistant Dean Degree: A.B., 1902, Harvard. History in brief: Publication Bureau of General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1910-20. Advertising Manager, W. F. Schrafft and Sons, 1920-21. Librarian, 1921-29. Assistant Dean, 1929. GEORGES FREDERIC DORIOT Assistant Dean and Professor of Industrial Manage- ment Degree: M.E., 1915, University of Paris. History in brief: Assistant Dean since 1925. Asso- ciate Professor of Industrial Management, 1926- 29. Professor of Industrial Management since 1929. JOHN CALHOUN BAKER Assistant Dean and Tutor Degrees: A,B., 1917, Juniata College: M.B.A., 1923, Harvard . History in brief: Agent of the I-Iarvard Bureau of Business Research, 1923-24. Business, 1924-26. Instructor in Foreign Trade, 1926-28. Assistant Dean since 1928. Secretary of the Two-Hundrecl- Fifty Associates of the Harvard Business School. 16

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Faculty Professors WILLIAM MORSE COLE Professor of Accounting Degrees: A.B., 1890, Harvard 1 A.M. 1890, Harvard. History in brief: Instructor in Political Economy, Harvard, 1890-93. Secretary, Massachusetts Com- mission on Unemployed, 1894-95. University Ex- tension Lecturer, 1895-98. Instructor in Principles of Accounting, 1900-08. Assistant Professor, 1908- 13. Associate Professor, 1913-10. Professor since 1916. Member of the original faculty of the school. ARTHUR VERNON WOODWORTH Associate Professor of Finance and T utor Degrees: A.B., 1891, Harvardg B.D., 1894, Episco- pal 'Theological Schoolg Ph.D., 1897, Frieburg in Baden, Germany. Ilistory in brief: Twenty years on State Street in banking ollices and as partner in banking and broker- age business. One year editor with National In- dustrial Conference Board. Instructor in Finance, 1921-26. Tutor in History, Government, and Economics, 1922-27, Harvard. Instructor in Cor- porations at Radcliffe, 1923. Assistant Professor of Finance, 1927-30. Associate Professor of Finance, 1930. PHILIP CABOT Professor of Public Utility Management and Tutor Degree: A.B., 1894, Harvard. History in brief: Othce of William Minot, Boston, Trustee, 1894-1904. Management of real estate trusts, 1904-10. Manager of electric public utilities, 1910-18. Partner, White, Weld EQ Co., of New York-Boston Office. Lecturer in Public Utility Management, 1924-27. Professor of Public Utility Management since 1927. OLIVER MITCHELL WENTWORTH SPRAGUE Q0n leave of Absencej Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking' and Finance Degrees: A.B., A.M,, Ph.D., Harvard. History in brief: Unofficial activities for banking reform, preceding passage of the Federal Reserve Act. D Unofficial activities designed to secure im- position of adequate, i.e., heavy, taxation during the Great War. Council of National Defense and War Trade Board, july to December, 1918. Assist- ant Professor, 1908-13. Professor since 1913. Member of Original Faculty. Economic Adviser to the Bank of England, 1930. 18