Hobart College - Echo of the Seneca Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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KCHO OF THE S EXEC A.. 15 I as classified mm the dates of their most elect.ion. Ex-officio. The Kt. Rev. the Bisnor oi WestBrn New York. Gbiirman, “ The Bcv. the President of the {College. ms. The llev, Walter Avrault, D. IX, Geneva, 1880. The Ri. Rev. A, N- I ITTLEjohn, D. 1 ., Brooklyn, 1877.’ I . Cornell, Esq., - . . Buffalo, m±. The Rt. Bev. Wm. Cjkoswell Doanh, D. D., Albany, 1870. The Rt. Rev. F. D, Huntington, D. D,, - Syracuse, 186 J . The Hon. Ds Witt Pahsn.all, Lyons, 1872. The Rev. Henhv R. Lockwood. Syracuse, 1801. The Hon. Stephen H. Hammonj), M. A.. Geneva, 1871. 1,880. The Rev. William: Shelton, T). D., Buffalo, 1843. William B. Douglas, Each, Rochester, 1850. William. S. DeZjcno, Esq,, Geneva, 1825. Rohert P. Wilson, - Buffalo, 1870. 1.88 k The Rev. Morgan Dix, S. T. TX. New York, JS63. Peter Richards, Esq., Geneva, )H77. Arthur V. lUtfra, Esq., fiecre iivy. Geneva, i87J. Samuel R. Welles. M. A., M. D., Waterloo, 1870. 1882. Thomas Fatzingjsr,. Esc .. - - Waterloo, 1878. The Rev. ltOHKirr N. Parke, P, D.. - Bingh'm ton,l 877 Alexander L. Chew, Esq,, - Geneva, 1808, John H. Bwipt, Esq., - New York, 1850. . Edgar H, Hu ED, Esq., Geneva Treasurer and Trustee of Professorship and Scholarship Funds.

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n KCHf) OF Till? S1SECA- victim of the Inquisition must have looked forward to his torturo. Still, what though wo weary ourselves in digging out Greek roots? What though we arc sometimes lost in attempting to traverse the laby- rinth of argument? from the pen of the greatest of Homan orators or rack our brains to distraction while trying to unravel some intricate problem or endeavor in vain to comprehend the scope- of our native tongue? All thmo are but necessary to the full development of the mind, which, like Mahomet’s coffin, resting in. glory between earth and Heaven, moet nearly approaches things celestial. We close ou.r maiden attempt at wielding the editorial pen, full of confidence for the future ; hoping that the course which we have'begun may be faithfully and happily completed; that the friendships and associations already formed may daily grow nearer- and dearer; that in after life, among our best and happiest recollections may be those of our Alma Mater; and that £i l oug a» our life shall last, Thoughts of that buried past lky nearer grow. For pilgrims though iro be, Our hearts may ding to Mine, Our livefi look hack to sc i That Ion ? ago.” Ei iiiTy-ONK.

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• ! • I ECHO OF THE SENECA. ji i ■!-i i i Thu 1Iky. I10J3EBT GIU HAM HINSDALE, S. T. D., iWdcni, Trinity Professor of Christian Ethic»; Martin ProfttHflor of the Evident» of Chrtatituilfy and Acting Proferor of Tnteilectaal Philosophy. JOHN TOWLER, M. A , M. D., Professor Of Civil Engineering and of Chemistry, and. Acting Professor of Mathematics and Modern Languages. HAMILTON Tj, SMITH, M A , LL. 1)., Pj-epdergast, Professor of Astronomy and Natural Philosophy,. Joseph h, McDaniels, m. a., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, CHARLES D. VAIL, M. A. (Adjunct) Horace Willl.o Proflor of Rhetoric and Elocution, and of the English language aud. Literature. EDMUND HAMILTON SMITH, M. A.t Hobart Profess»}! of tins Latin Language and Literature, Professor of llietoiy iind Political Economy. Tier Rev. CHARLES Fit. KELLNER, T n. D. Professor of Hebrew. CHARLES D. VAIL, M. A., Registrar: and Librarian. Tke Rev. WALTER AYRATJLT, D. ] ., Chaplain axid Pastor on the Swift Foundation,