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

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Eddy Hall (Pres.) Urban Sidney Mitchell Dantzcr Van Ingcn Smith Ellis Roth Thomas Skinner r Of Marsh

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29 Senior Officers» Harry Hamlin Hall, - Elmer William Sidney, - Vice George Mitchell Mitchell, - - - - Forrest Latham Marsh, - President •President Secretary Treasurer

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3i Mentor Sentiment “Where, oh where are the grave old Seniors?” Grave old Seniors we are but once in our lives—and that is during the first week of our last college year. Never before did we realize what it was to have all support, or so it seemed, withdrawn, and to be at the head of things, responsible for the proper showing and control of that elusive and often mistaken thing—college spirit. The novelty wore off before long, and we realized that the fabric was fully able to stand by itself, and that we were not half as neces- sary as we thought. As Freshmen, we were responsible for nothing and enjoyed ourselves accordingly. Our sense of importance and responsibility grew, but, as our last year draws to a close, we begin to realize that we are responsible for very little after all. Soon we will be Freshmen once more; Freshmen in the World’s University, where the O. M. A. strikes at the character, and woe to him who “busts out”—where the dignity of Seniorhood is not to be attained easily, and for which the rewards are correspondingly great; and when we arrive at this final Seniorhood, may there be none who fail to get their final degree of “Well done!”