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

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 SENIOR CLASS

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Senior Officers Ivan Allison Palmer, Harley Daniel Doolittle, William Carleton Sweet, Arthur Perry Williams, Robert Gillespie Cook, - - President Vice-President - Secretary Historian Paddle Orator 3»

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SENIOR HISTORY Our college days, so long in anticipation, but so short in retro- spection, are now rapidly approaching an end. Shall we be sad or rejoice? True we have reached the goal that we have striven for and arc satisfied with the result of work well done; but still soon we are to say good-bye to old Hobart and to those friends we have made here during the last four years. No more arc we to be sheltered under Alma Mater's protecting wing, or to be guided and advised by the Faculty. It is, indeed, with conflicting emotions that we go out into “the wide, wide world. Nineteen eleven has done her part in making Hobart’s history. Successful to the usual degree were we during our underclass scraps, and we flatter ourselves in saying that our class spirit of our under- class days was all transformed into real college spirit later. We have striven to do our best. Small always in numbers we have, nevertheless, kept the most of our men, and with additions from other colleges and classes, we graduate nearly as many as we matriculated. We have but one thing left us to do for our Alma Mater and that is to prove as good alumni as we have undergraduates. We regret that we must leave Hobart on the eve of her long awaited growth, but our labors here are ended and our day of opportunity come. 33