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

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JUS ion CLASS. JUNI0R + OW39 - $§la66 fpolord, |§ltte and Hold. •fc-CLifl + P P ICER3.-S L. A. W. ALLEMAN, - - - P. T. EASTMENT, - - - E. HERBERT VAIL, .... W. J. LeQ-RYS, - IS PRESIDENT. VlOE-PSEBEOENT. Secretary. Treasurer.

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 EDITORIAL EIGHTY-THREE. and warm friendship to the bonds that unite us as u class. Wc feel that wc os well as surrounding circumstances move on, that another rear has not passed without carrying us a few steps further toward the manliness with which Hobart endows all her faithful sons. We have brilliant hopes for the future and anticipate in onr Senior year less of the drudgery of assigned tasks, and space for general reading and united improvement. Four gems gleam on the crown of our Alma Mater and ours brightly among them. Of It we arc not ashamed and may it ever be our strongest desire to dim by no breath of 'dishonor the luster of that gem. May it ever shine! M i M '•i)]. ' W§ or . .; • Ill c.;

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 t THE CLASS OF EIGHTY-THREE. THE (5L A22 OF ’83, „ NAME. , , KKSmENCE. ■Lewis Arthur Welles Alleman, k. a. Vincent Moreau Smith, s. 4 . William James Snyder, Henry K. M. Spalding, k. A. E. Herbert Vail, e. A. X. Frederick Willing, Newark, N. J. Rochester. Geneva. York, Pa. Waterloo. Erie, Pa. 16 ROO.V. 10 Park Place. ' Macdougnll. Amasa Junius Parker Bisiiop, K. A. Jamestown. 7 T. H. Franklin T. Eastment, ©. A. x. 12 T. H. Glen■ Gove, L. I. Ledyard Cuyleii Holcomb, 4 . K . . Pultneyville. 21 G. H. Dunkin V. R. Johnston, 2. j . Geneva. 1G T. H. Walter John LeGrys, X. J . Cambridge. 3 William St. Donald Petek Mann, 0. A. X. Watkins. 8 Park Place. Eugene Langdon Mann, K. a. 1(5 Park Place. St. Paul, Minn. Howard Edwards Merrell, k. A. Geneva. 34 N. Main St. Charles Calvin Proffitt, l . K . ¥. 14 G. H. 13 G. H. 28 Genesee st. 1.5 T. H. fi T. H. i? t. h. ir ■lift i Hi 7 f i «» % j'vg M '1 iYt f- ia ■I 1 m i • I 1 Scientific Oourse.