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

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24 THE ECHO OF THE SENECA Ipmuirs unh JJrtsrti, UHT5 JJln Hirta Kappa tlrrlimte 11knk Baktkitt Van IIokskn, Truxton, N. Y. tjmtnrii Hi.nkv Bakii.kti Y an I Ioksk.n, Greek, Latin,English and Mathematics iSmturablr jflrntiim VYai.tkk T ki i ii’kick Nun-, Dovvningtown Pa.. History .Dtitn rnllryiatr JfrUcs fhe following arc the awards made to Hobart students by the Association for Promoting the Interests of Church Schools, Colleges and Seminaries in 1905. The examinations are open to the Univer- sity of the South, Trimly, Kenyon, St. Stephen’s, St. John’s and Hobart. The examiners are professors in Columbia University. Sen tor 'rises in English MAt’hick Ai.onzo Lkkfinovvri.i., Watertown, Nf Y., 95%, First Prize, $200 Hknkv Baku i i t Van IIokskn, Truxton, N. Y., 93$?, Second Prize. $100 Sophomore 1'rises in English In i 11. s 1111 Bisiiaka, Ml. Lebanon. Syria, 93 , First Prize. $100 Senior ’rises in Greek lli xkv Baum lor An IIokskn, Truxton, X. Y., So%, Second Prize, $50 Sophomore Pi ices in Greek Frank Fimkk Wilson, Chicago, III., So%, I , hirst Prize, $100 ( i.aui.ni k Aki.inoton Goodwin. Geneva, So' , Sophomore Prises in La tin Ci.akknck A hi iNo roN Goodwin, Geneva, »So%, First Prize, $100

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VOLUME XLV, 1906 23 (Enmmntrrmrut JJrrarhrrs iu h (§ratm s, UU15 SliUMON Before the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the Hobart Chapter of the Church Students’ Missionary Association flie Rev. Gecko i G. Merkii.i.. St. Mary's Church, Buffalo, N. Y. ItACCAI.AUREATE SERMON The Rev. John II. Mei.isii. Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. ORAIHI ATI Mi ORATIONS Henry Bartuitt VanHoesen, Truxton, N. Y„ Latin Salutatory Oration. Robert Joseph Summers, Buffalo, N. Y., “Socialistic Tendencies in the United States.” Ai.rert Broaduukst, Syracuse, N. Y., “Spinoza.” I'll I beta kappa oration Professor Edward Everett, IIai.e Jr., Ph.lX, Union College, Modern Standards of Criticism.”

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VOLUME XLV, 1906 25 Sophomore Prises tn Mathematics Noki I’. i i. Marti.k , MulTalo, N. Y., - - - First Prize, Sioo Sophomore Prises in Physics Si i n Cams Sii.sry, Lockport, N. V., K2%, - Second Prize. $50 (EiillnU' J.Ui-rr, Clarence A. Seward Prize Scholarship, P200, ijoy-6 Mao rick Ai.onzo Lekitnowei i .. Watertown, N. Y. Thompson English Prize Scholarship, S 00, tQOy0 Josi i'll Lorenz Scorer, Owego, N. Y. The Charles II. Prize Scholarship in English, $$( rgoj-6 Harry Robeki Drummond, Fargo N. Dak. White Essay Prizes Gi; Kmery Siim.KR, Clyde, N. Y., - First Prize, $20 Jamks Ciiari.i-.s Maddioan. Buffalo, N. Y., - Second Prize. $10 White Rhetorical Prize, $yn Robert I. Summers, Buffalo, N. Y. Cobh English Literature Prizes Wai ter Frederick Nutt, Downingtown, Pa., - First Prize, $20 Herbert Ai.eked Bradford, Gasport, N. Y., - Second Prize, $10 Sutherland rises Robert Joseph Summers, Buffalo, N. Y„ Waiter Frederick Nul l, Downingtown. Pa., Harry Robert I) rum mono, Fargo, N. I)., I Robert Ski.den Rose, Geneva, | Philosophy Prize, $25 Physics Prize, S2?, Classics Prize, $25 Bachman Classical Prize, $J0 Mai rice Ai.onzo Leeeinoweei., Watertown, N. Y. Freshman Pee ama ion Prizes Thomas Bei i.kinder, Jr., Amsterdam, N. Y„ : First Prize, j io Seward Goktsci 1 ei s Sboor, Newville, N. Y., - - Second Prize, $5 Fowin’ Fi.oyd Riri'EV, Geneva, - Honorable Mention