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

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Cafentar. 1 o02. Tan. 12, Tuesday. Jan. ‘9. Tuesday Keb. 3, Wednesday l- eb. 22, Monday. , . . .... March 2, Wednesday March 4 . Wednesday April 15, Friday April IS, Mon dav April 25. Monday May Tuesday. A lay 6, Friday. . May 26, Thursday. ......... May 50. Monday . June 1, Wednesday June i. Wednesday June • Tuesday. . . . . . June 11, Saturday June 15, Wednesday. . . June 19, First Sunday after Trinity . June 20. Monday... June 20. Monday | line 21, Tuesday. ... June 21, Tuesday June 21, Tuesday. June it. Tuesday r ....... I line 22, Wednesday J line a. Wednesday June 22, Wednesday, Dine 22. Wednesday . Mine 22. Wednesday June 2.5. Thursday. . . . . June 25, Thursday Sept. 20, Tuesday. .... Sept. 20, Tuesday. Sept. 20. Tuesday, ...... ... 1 ee. 20. Tuesday. ... Dec. 22, Thursday Kaster Term begins. Meeting 61' Hit' Trustees. Matriculation Day. Washington’s Birthday. Ash Wednesday. Kaster Ivxaminations (special . r.ood Friday. 3vaster Recess begins. Kaster Recess ends. 1 unior Prize Inhibition. Senior Honor Kxaminations begin. Ascension Day. Decoration Day. White Medal orations handed in. Senior Term K.vaniillations begin. I’hi Beta Kappa Kleetion. Prize Kssavs handed in. Term Ivxaminations begin. Missionary and Baccalaureate sermons. Meeting •»! llu- Library Committee. Meeting of the Committee for awarding the Thompson Prizes. Kntrance Ivxaminations begin. Sophomore Prize lvxhihition. Annual Meeting of the Phi beta Kappa, c.ymnaslmn Drill and Reception. Annual Meeting of the Trustees. Orations for the White Medal. Seniors' Class Day. Annual meeting of Associate Alumni Kleetion of a Trustee by the Alumni. Com m knc emknt Da v. Summer acation begins. Tkinitv Term (tSya) begins. Second Kntrance Kxaminations begin. Ivutrance Ivxaminations for the Prize Scholar ships begin. Penn Ivxaminations begin. Christmas Vacation begins. S

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(Ebtfomf £?''■ HI; mission of a College Annual is not only to please and instruct, hut also to give to the out- ’ side world an idea of the inner College life, as such cannot be had from the Catalogue and monthly or weekly publications. For in an annual more liberty is granted the Editors with respect to scalding the Faculty as well as the students, who are all ground more or less severely but with the best of feeling and without the least partiality on the part of the Editors. If any of our jokes seem old, kindly, dear reader, grant them the respect which is due antiquity. In some points at least we have tried to be original — in getting out our annual on time and in being the lirst annual which the class of Ninety-Three has ever published. Since 1S5S when the first “ Echo ” was issued there has been a gradual growth, and, though once there was an attempt to make the “ Echo” a quarterly, slowly but surely Hobart’s annual has outgrown all of its former feebleness and now we think it able to hold its own with annuals of any of our neighboring Colleges. In leaving out statistics and clubs which never existed and by introducing more literary matter and photogravures we hope to ha e established a precedent which our successors may carry to a greater degree of excellence than we have done. To those of our Alumni who have so kindly graced some of our pages with reminiscences of former days and to our friends and fellow classmates who have so generously contributed to this volume we wish to extend our sincere thanks.

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