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

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4 THE ECHO OF THE SENECA Ultr lErlm In aril r fEfritor-iii-iSliirf Frank Elmer Wilson, 2 t Aflfliirialr IE ii ituro Ci aide Henrv McCray, ©ax Cari.ton IIknry Bremer, sx Noee Paul Barti.ey Francis Marion Royce, John R. St. John, k a £5 mi in ni a 111 an a y r r Roger Brick Foote

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TO Arthur Ahrru UUirmt Whose hearty good-will is known to all ; and whose love and labor has been deep and untiring for our Alma Mater, this book is respect- fully dedicated by the class of nine- teen hundred and seven.

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jFnmtmrft I presenting the forty-fifth issue of the Ht no ok tiii: Sknkca, the Board of Kditors of Naughty-s e v e n cannot say too much congratulating the college on itsprosper- ous condition. We congratulate the Fac- ulty not only on the number, but also on the qualityof our ] res- ent enrollment ; we congratulate the stu- dent-body on the fine showing of college spirit among its mem- bers ; and we also congratulate all on the efficient work of our enthusiastic President. We sincerely believe that Hobart is now on the upward grade and before a great many years we fully expect to see her take her place in the foremost ranks of the smaller colleges. We believe that the time has come for the tide to be turning; and when the How does come in. it is bound to bring with it as the result of perseverance and good leadership, the success for which we have waited. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all those who have con- tributed to these pages either in the literary or artistic department. We hope that anv pleasantry which may appear in this volume will be taken in good part, as it was given ; not with an idea of malice or ill- will, but solely and purely in the spirit of fun.