Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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l FREDERICK W. C. LEIDER Associate Professor of German ANDRE MORIZE Professor cf French Literature FRANCIS P. MAGOUN, IR. Prof. of Comparative Literature JAMES B. MUNN Professor of English FREDERICK C. PACKARD, IR. ARTHUR S. PEASE Associate Prof. of Public Speaking Pope Professor of Latin FRANCIS O. MATHIESSEN Prof. of History and Literature KENNETH B. MURDOCK Higginson Prof. of Eng. Literature ROBERT I-I. PFEIFFER Lecturer on Semitic Languages ' ARTHUR T. MERRITT Associate Professor of Music LEONARD OPDYCKE Associate Professor of Fine Arts ARTHUR POPE Professor of Fine Arts I CHANDLER R. POST GUILLERMO RIVERA I-IYDER E. ROLLINS JAKOB ROSENBERG Boardman Professor of Fine Arts Associate Professor of Spanish Gurney Prof. of English Literature Associate Professor of Fine Arts Walter Piston and Archibald Davison lead the Music Depart- Werner Jaeger, scholar who came here in 1938 from the Uni ment. Davison made the Glee Club the nation's best college versity of Berlin, is the greatest living authority on classical group. civilization.

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HERBERT BLOCH acuity Inst. in Greek and Latin fi Jw' , afgfz'-ii2f':1f!'13, ' '71 , jfgf ral L-5: 2.1 .- - r 1 7 1 5 I 1 'Wg 0 52221 A VP 7 W1 7' fa! fl f'4, I rf vm - Q3 A gf- - f'y 'f:fQ9g9 . li 45 ' ,. f 1 L 1355?-A 1' .247 -1 . ' wb' ff, :f - 1414, . ' , iz, '- -:J-I-'cfxef ff! 1 I f I I 1 4, Ai, y f ' I i f-' 1' ' ft iff 'IW ' V , Q I .-2 'f-'lf 2, . 1..'A5W:f - a aff' JOHN D. BUSH Prof:-ssor of English KENNETH J. CONANT Professor of .-Xx'i-liilevtiiivx JOHN H FINLEY JR JEREMIAH D. M. FORD Assoc Prof ol' Creol 'mil I .mn miln Prof. ol' French unclSp:1nisli I HOWARD M JONES WTLHELM R. W. KOEHLER Professor ofFngl1sh Professor of Fine Arts CHARLES T. COPELAND Rhetorire anrl Oratcry, Emeritu WILLIAM C. GREEN 'rofcssor of Greek and Latin WACLAW LEDNICKI Visiting Lecturer on Slavic Professor of Ilulosophy William E Hocking 15 Well known for his Types of Philos- Serge Elisseeff, with Edwm O Reischauer, has developed the ophy He continues the tradition of Royce and William james. Department of Far Eastern Languages into one of the nation s an-V-znz. so. . v 'U1iH

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PAUL I. SACHS M Professor of Fine Arts ARX SCHORER E . SEP Instructor in English Conxpoeiti J AN JO H SEZNEC OH Assoc, Prof, of Komumze Langunges l GEORGE W. SHERBURN Professor nl' English Assoc-inte Professor of English THEODORE SPENCER TAYLOR STARCK HENRY M. SHEFFER Professor of Pnilosophy WILLIAM THOMSON Professor of German J. R. Jewett Professor of Arabi l 'fizj O ' flifff' I I 3 - iii 2' ' , fqi , Ilflfii.. ' ' wif 'J-aes .. .- -f: Z'1ffifsff2.1e I f ....g,A,,-.ji Us ' qfgf L '?,fr,-I ' G, g vl'.-fjlw ur I I 'fx 'i5F'if -7: Y: ' . i lip' c -1 - -3 A A l O 1 - t KARL VIETOR Professor of German Literature JAMES R. WARE - JOSHUA WHATMOUGH Associate Professor of Chinese Professor of Comparative Philology ALFRED N. WHITEHEAD DONALD C. WILLIAMS Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus Associate Professor of Phllosoph Litmuer Prof. of Jewish Lit,-Phil. y Ralph Barton Perry, philosopher, was among the first to realize the threat of Naziisrn. His One Worldfinlthe Making, published in October, 1945, makes a strong plea for world unity. 1944 FREDERICK G. WHITE Faculty Instructor in English HARRY A. WOLFSON G. WALLACE WOODWORTI-I Associate Professor of Music Theodore Spencer, critic of drama and fiction, is a well-known poet. His latest book of poems, An Act of Life, appeared in