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

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16 11 IE ECHO OF THE SENECA Alumni (Clubs 2 Trln Unrk Alumni Asanriatimt (Officers fur llir IJrar 1905-1906 James A kmstkonc, A.M., ’56, ----- President lion. Mortimer C. A dooms, A.M., '62, - - - Pice-Pi esident Oii.oroe C. Hf.acii, B.L., '98, - - Secretary and Treasurer Huff a In Alumni Aaanriatiun (Offirrro fur thr IJrar 19113-191)6 S. 1 ) n ;t.AS Coknki.i., A, M., ’6o, - President Rev. Waiter North, S.T.D„ ’70, - Pice-President Ki hard F. Ran kink, A. B., ’S2, - Secretary and Treasurer SUidu'sti'r Alumni Aaauriatinn (Officers fur Ilfr Ijrar I9113-1UHB V. MoRt vi Smith, B.S., ’«S3, Mark VV. Wav, B.S., '86, - Gkokuf. W. Stkitz, A.M., ’71. Gurney T. Cl’RTIS, Es |., ’«89, - President I 'ice-President Secretary - Treasurer (fmtrlia Alumni Aaanriatinu (Offircrii fur llir Ijrar 1905-19116 Professor Chari ks 1). V.mi., L.H.D., '59, Arthur P. Rosi., A.M.. ’62. - Lewis W. Keyes, A.M., ’87, Orvii.i.k G. Chase, Escj., ’93, - President I ’ice-President Secretary - Treasurer

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15 VOLUME XLV, 1906 Wii.i.is Patten Woodman, A.B.,A.M., Pii.I)., Instructor in Latin and Grade. A.B. Harvard 1895. A.M. 1896. I'h.I). 1902. Student at American School of Classical Studies in Rome 1S99-1900. Instructor in Creek, Princeton University, 1902-3. Master in Classics, Morristown School, 190.1-5. Instructor in Latin, Hobart 1906. tUrrtutrrs, 19115-10110. Mon. Alfred Conklin Cone, 44 Gladstone Prof. Charles Dei.amater Vail, L.H.D., 44 Egypt and the Nile. Prof. E. B. Titchener, Pii.D., 44 The Psychology of Feelingi' Hon. Thomas M. Osborne, 44 Mozart. Hon. Thomas M. Osborne, L.M.D., 44Haydn Duncan Van Rensselaer Johnston, L.H.D., 44 The Modern Appraisal of Educational Paines. Hon. Thomas M. Osborne, L.H.D., 44 Mendelssohn. Hon. Thomas M. Osborne, L.H.D., 44 Schubert

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17 VOLUME XLV, 1906 Aiuuuiatr Alumni (Dffitrai fur Ilir tjrar 13fl5-lUlHi James Akmstkonc, A.M., ’56, New York, Rev. Louis M. Sweet, A.M., ’92, Canandaigua, Prof. Ciiaki.es I). Vail, L.II.D., ’59. Geneva, - Artiii r P. Rose. A.M., '62. Geneva. - Chvki.es V. R. Johnston, ILL., ’94, Geneva, - Rev. Ciiari.es YY. Haves, D.D., '49, Geneva. President - I ice-Pres ideal w co rding St -ere I ary Secretary - Treasurer Historian ExrrutUtr (Cnmmittrr I AMES A KMSTKONC, A. M., ------ Ex-officio Rev. Louis M. Sweet, A,M., ------ I ’x-officio Prof. Chari.es D. Vah., L.II.D., ----- lix-ajficio Arthur P. Rose, A.M., ------- Ex-officio Chari.es V. R. Johnston, ILL., ----- Ex-officio Rev. P. C. Huntinoton, A.IL, ’95, Syracuse, - Additional Rev. Ciiaki.es 11. Smith, S.T. 1)., ’70, Buffalo, - - Additional Arthur J. Hammond, A.M., ’92, Geneva, - Additional SttUtMim (Cinumitlri'a On Deceased Members Rev. Chaki.es W. Haves, D.D., '49, Geneva. Prof. Chari.es D. Vail, L.II.I ., ’59, Geneva. Vi 1.1.1 am G. Raines, A.M., '79, New York. Rev. 11.1.IAM II. Van A ntwere, P.D., ’58, New York. Rev. Mai.coem S. Johnston, A..M„ ’96, Gloversville. On the Condition and Prospects of the College S. Doug 1.as Corn ei e, A.M., ‘60, Buffalo. Richard F. Rankine, A.IL, '82, Buffalo. James Armstrong, A.M., '56, New’ York. c.ruuti'1' Elrrlrh 3hmc, 1UH3 Edward Gideon Hkrendeen, A.M., ’70, Elmira, New Y ork.