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

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Jitmimrii nrM-IE Members of the Echo Board present to you with great pleasure this book. In it we have striven to reflect every college activity, ever)’ phase which makes us all Hobart men. There will be ideas which you will criticize, there will be observations which are wide of the mark; but there are many tilings which we trust you will find it worth vour while to pause over, even to enjoy. We have found out more than ever how deep is our love for our College and her institutions. We have unqualified hopes of her future at this most auspicious period of her history, and we extend our heartiest congratulations for her successes, past, present, and to come. If at some future time, the perusal of this book shall bring back to you fond memories of Hobart and Hobart men as you know them we shall be satisfied with our efforts. With this we leave our work in your hands. Our best, herein embodied, is we feel not good enough to be the exponent of our Alma Mater, but regarding our success and our shortcomings, you, the reader, are to judge mercifully.

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VOLUME XLVII1, 1909 9 Zins 1910 iErlut lUiarft tMtin-iu-(£Iiirf John Edward Thompson If amity Whitney Allen Wagner Statistical Samuel George Weir (llhiltfi Howard Rollin Patch Athletics John Tre m a i n e I! o w a r t h 3C iterant I Iron Millikin McWhorter business Ulauager Elmer Bruce Brunson