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

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The Echo makes, hereby, its annual bow, apologizing—as is the venerable custom of all good annuals—for its defects, and hoping with all sincerity that wherever self-satisfied fur has been rubbed the wrong way the injured ones will forgive and forget—a custom likewise too sacred for us to venture to depart from. Editorially we congratulate ourselves a startling innovation indeed! For when before has an Echo been possessed of Associate Editors who gladly sacrificed some three whole hours of their time for the gathering of material! For over fifty years each spring has brought new hope to Hobart. We have dreamed of our bigger and better Hobart of the future. And they have been dreams! But never has there been a spring with rosier hue than this. There is a new spirit abroad. College standards are becoming more rigid, undergraduate willingness to work for the college is more apparent, an annual track meet, a mani- festation of the new spirit. lias become a custom and lias brought results in less than a year. And we are now in the midst of the most significant change of many years. The old rigid conservatism has been laid aside and enterprise has taken its place. A member of the Senior class is visiting various high schools and bringing the college to the notice of prospective college men. And to remind vou that there are better things to come the Echo of the Class of Nineteen Hundred Eleven surrenders itself into vour hands. 5

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Editi )r-in-C]iief Harold Howl: Robison Clubs Statistics E. Dot’d las Robkkts Julian Sabin Fowlkr Athletics Arthur Pkrkv Williams Business Manager Charlks Gilukrt Irish

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