Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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WALLACE BRETT IJONHAM, A.B., LLB Dmn

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The 136617191 Meyfage Students of the Harvard Business School: For young men who seek a challenge to their capabilities, business at the present time has an unique appeal. Regardless even of the form of government, our complicated economic organization cannot run itself without managers who possess ability, initiative, and an appre- ciation of changing developments. Moreover, there is a growing need for men who have a keen sensitiveness to the constantly changing relationship of their specialized problems to the general problems of society. With business in such a constant state of flux, an understanding of the general problems alone is a difficult task. Association at this School with men from various localities offers opportunities to develop this essential perspective, not only during the two years of study, but during the many years to follow graduation. In fact, acquaintances made here should substantially increase in influence and value as time goes on. This Year Book and the social aspects of our School life contribute very definitely in solidifying friendships, and I feel that every student can benefit by taking advantage of the possibilities that they offer. 4 V WALLACE B. DONHAM, , Dean. November 2, 1934.' '

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FACULTY Administrative Officers CLINTON POSTON BIDDLE Associate Dean and Professor of Investment Banking Degrees: A.B., 1917, Ohio Universityg M.B.A., 1920, Harvard University, LL.D., Ohio University. History in Brief: Research Staff, Bureau of Business Research, 1920. Assistant Dean, 1920-30. Instructor in Finance, 1921-23. Assistant Professor, 1924-27. Associate Professor, 1927-30. Professor of Investment Banking since 1930. Director of Research, 1930-33. Associate Dean since 1931. On leave of absence, 1934-35. HOWARD THOMPSON LEWIS Professor of Marketing and Acting Associate Dean Degrees: A.B., 1910, Lawrence College, A.M., 1911, University of Wisconsin. History in Brief: Professor of Economics, Hiram College, 1912-14. Professor of Economics, University of Idaho, 1914-20. Professor of Business Adminis- tration, University of Washington, 1920-22. Dean of College of Business Administration, University of Washington, 1922-26. Westinghouse Professorship Lecturer in Italy on Commercial Practice and Prob- lems in the United States, 1926-27. Chairman, National Foreign Trade Commission to the Orient, 1925. Professor of Marketing since 1927. Acting Associate Dean, 1934-35. JOHN CALHOUN BAKER Assistant Dean and Instructor in Finance Degrees: A.B., 1917, Juniata College, M.B.A., 1923, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Staff, Bureau of Busi- ness Research, 1923-24. Business, 1924-26. Instructor in Foreign Trade, 1926-28. Assistant Dean since 1928. Secretary of the Two Hundred Fifty Associates of the Harvard Business School. Instructor in Finance, 1934. ESTY FOSTER Assistant Dean Degrees: A.B., 1917, Williams College, S.B., 1921, Harvard University. History Brief: Special engineering and research work for New York Central Lines, 1921-28. Assistant Dean since 1928. 12