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He Won renown as historian and author or of History, In addition to duties as Profess ontributed numerous articles to scholarly Dr. Seymour c journals, published eight major works, including The Intimate Papers of Colonel Housev, and several studies on American diplomacy of the War era. THE WRITTEN RECORD -.--Q -- vu.:-: col.l.EoE. I ,..MA-4-aw.:-p:.zs:2:E:E:E:33:ggg:gzg.-.:-'igggggggg Pffllmfmfy E 'mnf't'o ' . 3:5:5:i:5:2:Q:2:E:2:f:f: 'iii' mg plme in me eulminmon. . 5525252555253 for admission on LInlle1'gBj!N3 ' 'fx' mg 5:2255::::::5E5g5g3?5g5 Vh L '0 1ZS Tm or Mglmwl is VW1 t'tfJfwff wi and - '-me lqfyffns sawWy,. U MW' pf D- We Qflzvnmaif wL fi2f?f5- f l amy MDOXM., Newfllwr ' W we 4, in M. an l .WM 12' mm, Wt, Wwevi T 2, 'MT:,.,.,...,.....,.,. llok'i?f1M'QY5 Ci fi l LLjj WM' tj at im,- 'iil -:f'07'f ? NaWgW4'l.5a3va.w. G ful' lk' UW-'f Mfg f Jw mira. lv cl sz ssamvmww WW ., ,aa 3. ,, M liziglwvlhhrlwloh ?f,s1tLrmH all ws ,ww ul-if l It W Q A ,M .. . an .ml llvlna-li ' fwu 64, Zwl W? L , ll I :fi P W' IVVP +Vf'n, ,. M-me 1 V ,s 'ae M,,!'f ,, ' 0' 'mm ll lo -mn mn mm me lslllmng lm me -unison -mls 0 ff I ?- 'TT7 QMLLM VVIML4 P14154 ,,,.,,, rp e'-,-',':,p.. .G-..-Q'- . are t We fa UW, My an .5E55gE555E5EE5E5E5E35 ' - l.v-dh ' , . ,-,,',,, aww 51 I, N- .Jf M' J ui? ilgfjfgwwggwu amlfwg f---F , ,.,.. .1...,........l.............. is 'M U Wea am, N' JMmM .... . ....... , -Q-- ' -- J mm E 2 WT MW hxwtl 1889-1908 During the four years following his graduation from Hillhouse, Dr. Sevmour studied at King's ' b 'd c. Returning to the US, he entered Yale with the Class of ,O3. As a student he served ' f ' n the DeForest Prize. He returned to Cambridge for his MA College, Cam Il g as crew manager, treasurer of PBK, and wo 6

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Charles Seymour ON HIS RETIREMENT WE extend our deepest gratitude-the entire University ajirms the sentiments of the Corporation on receiving the announcement of Dr. Seymourgs retirement Hwith profound regret, since it brings to a close a term of great service to Yalef' We too Hrecord...ajj'ectionate friendship and admiration for him, and for all that has been accomplished under his leaclershipf: 1938 On Alumni Day Dr. Seymour und the ,. .,,1.,r.1t, late Ur. ,lungs lwxxland Angpl ul L p 141 o gruplmccl togctlwr leaving Xlhcvdbrinlgc Hall.

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DR. SEYMOUIPS CHILDHOOD H s 1889 Charles Seymour was born january 1901 Ile attended Hillhouse 1, 1885. Two ancestors had been Yale presi- High CClass of '01D, played foot- Llents: his father was Professor of Greek. ball, stuclierl Greek, marhemarics. 1908-1937 Following a year's graduate stutly at Paris and two more at Yale, Dr. Seymour took his PhD in 1911. The same year lie married Gladys M. VVatkins of Scranton, Pennsylvania. He became an instructor in history and was made a full professor in 1918. He accompanied VVi1son and House to the 1919 Peace Conference as commissioner and delegate. 7