Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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HARVARD BUSINESS SCH00l. Division of Research HOWARD THOMPSON LEWIS Professor of M arketing and Director of Research Degrees: A.B., 1910, Lawrence Collegeg A.lNI., 1911, Uni- versity of Wisconsing LL.D., Honorary, 1936, Lawrence College. History in Brief: .Professor of Economics, Hiram College, 1912-14g Professor of Economics, University of Idaho, 1914-20g Professor of Business Administration, 1920-223 Dean of College of Business Administration, University of Washington, 1,922- 26g Chairman, National Foreign Trade Commission tothe Orient, 1925g Westinghouse Professorship Lecturer in Italy, 1926-27g Acting Associate Dean, 1934-35, Professor of Mar- keting since 1927g Director of Research since 1936. JOHN CALHOUN BAKER g Associate Director of Research Degrees: A.B., 1917, Juniata Collegeg lVI.B.A., 1923, Harvard University. History inBrief.' Research Staff, Bureau of Business Research 1923-24g Business, 1924-263 Instructor in Foreign Trade, 1926-283 Assistant Dean 1928-365 Secretary of the Two Hundred Fifty Associates of the Harvard Business Schoolg Instructor in Finance, 1934-363 Associate Director of Research since 1936. .FG Department 'of Hygiene FABYAN PACKARD Physician to the Business School Degrees: A.B.,.1912g M.D., 1915, Harvard University. History in Brief: General Practice of Medicine and Surgeryg Westford, Massachusetts, 1921-245 Senior Assistant Physician, State Infirmary Tewksbury, 1920 a.nd 1925g Assistant Profes- scgrgagf Hygiene, 1926-38, Physician to the Business School since Faculty y Arranged on the basis of Collegiate Seniority WILLIAM INIORSE COLE Professor of Accounting, Emerztus Degrees: .A.B.,.1890g A.M., 1896, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Political Economy, Harvard, 1890-93g Secretary, lNIa.ssa.chusetts Colnmission on Unem- Dl0y6d 1894-95g.Un1versity Extension Lecturer, 1895-98: Instructor in Principles of Accounting, 1900-083 Assistant PT0feSS0I', 1908-133 Associate Professor, 1913-16: Professor, 1,916-339 Pr0fess0r Emeritus since 19333 Member of thc Original l'aculty of the School. 26

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35: luvlcrng and Assistunt'-llhrsiglcnt in Surgery, Barnes Hospital and Waslungton lrnlvcrsity Medical School. 1935-373 Assistant NINETEEN FURTY YEARBGUK .I US E l.'I li STO NE R. IQICHTY .lsszstcz nt Dru n. I7r1m-'s.- LB., 19-39 1'-' -wt U '-X-Qtr: XL15, Nl.lY..N.,i 1938. ll:u'x'urml llllliiiiiiisiiiii. mxuql 5 1 i 1053, x 111'-'f0'Q.fl in Iii-z'qf'.' lntern. Mercy Hospital, Pittsbllrgll, 1933- 54- lmlllllil' Ol l'1llll0l0p.!V. Western Reserve Universitv, 1934-- Dcan since 1938. A GEORGE FRANCIS BABY AN LOMBARD , Assistant Dean Degrees: .A.B.? 19333. RI.B.A., 1935, Harvard University History in Brief: Assistant Dean since 1936. BOYCE EICKLEN MARTIN Assistant Dean and Instructor in Agricultural Industries Degrees: A.B., 1928, Davidson Collegeg NI.B.A., 1930 Har- vard University. History in Brief: Chief Statistician's Division of American Telephone Sz Telegraph Company, 1930-33g Assistant Dean since 19333 Instructor in Agricultural Industries since 1937. GEORGE ALBERT SMITH, JR. Assistant Dean and Assistant Professor of Business Degrees: A.B., 1926, University of Utahg fM.B.A., 1934g D.C.S., 1937, Harvard University. History in Brief: In Business 1926j32g Research Assistant, 1934-36g Instructor in Business Policy, 1936-373 ASS1StfUlt Professor of Business since 19373 Assistant Dean, 1939. 25

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NINETEEN FURTY YEARBOUK .Xlt'lllll'll VERNON WOOIIWORTII .l.s-.wczlzfr I'1'qf'f'.s-.s-fir' of l irmm'1', I','IIll'l I.fIlS Ilrgmq'.v.' .X.ll., 1891, llurv:u'tl llnivcrsil.y: S.'ll.l1,, 718911, lfpisvopal 'lilwologivul Si-lnmlg l'li.l5., 1897, ,1 ricbvi'g in lliulcn, lhwwuany. Ili',vt.w-gf in Ilriqf: 'Pwcuty years in banking and brokerage business. Om- year Editor' with National Industrial COlll'Cl'CllCC Board: lustructor in Finance, 19-21-'20, Tutor in History, llovcruuicut, and tlconoiuics. 1999--127, llarvurd, Assistant Professor of l iuancc, 1987-30: Associate Professor of Finance, 19:30-S51 .Kssouiate Professor, lfiucrilus since 1935. PHILIP CABOT Professor ofBusz'1z.ess Administration Degrees' X B 1894 Harvard University' IL D Honorar 1936, Juniata College. y' History in Brief: Office of IVilliam lVIinot, Boston, Trustee, 189-1-1904: Management of Real Estate Trusts, 19041-10: Manager of electric public utilities, 1910-18, Partner, White, IVeld K Co of New York-Boston Office, Lecturer in Public Utility Management, 1924-27, Professor of Public Utility Man- agement, 1927-35, Professor of Business Administration since 1935. OLIVER MITCHELL WENTWORTH SPRAGUE Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking and Finance Degrees: A.B., 1894, A.M., 1895, Ph.D.., 1897, Harvard University, Litt.D., 1938, Columbia Unlverslty. History in Brief: Unofiicial activities for banking reform preceding passage of the Federal Reserve Act, Unofficial acti- vities designed to secure imposition of adequate taxa tion during the World War, Assistant Professor, 1908-13, Council of Nation al Defense and War Trade Board, July to December, 1918, Economic Adviser to the Bank of England, 1930-33, United States Treasury, 1933, Professor of Banking and Finance since 1913, Member of the original Faculty of the School. JOHN GURNEY CALLAN Professor of Industrial Management Degrees: S.B., 1896, Massachusetts Institute of Technology' History in Brief: Edison Electric Illuminating Co., Boston' 1896-97, General Electric Company, Lynn Works, 1897-19095 With Arthur D. Little, Chemists and Engineers, Boston, to 1915, Professor of Steam and Gas Engineering and Chairman of Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 1915-18, War Work in England, on leave of absence, 1917-18, Consulting work, Eastern Manufacturing Company, Bangor, on leave of absence to 1920, Professor of Industrial Management since 1920. 27