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

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'1 ff!-5,P ,773 I-XE , 12.13 TRUSTEES OF HOBART CCLLEGE The Rt. Rev. CHARLES HENRY BRENT, D.D., LL.D., BISHOP QF WESTERN NEW YORK, CHANCELLOR OF HOBART COLLEGE. DOUGLAS MERRITT, A. M., CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. THOMAS HILLHOUSE CHEW, B.S., Geneva DOUGLAS MERRITT, A.M., Rhinebeck THEODORE JAMES SMITH, A.M., Geneva HENRY AXTELL WHEAT, B.S., Geneva EDWARD JOHN COOK, B.L., Geneva DANIEL MAGEE BEACH, B.L., Rochester Mrs. EMILY SMITH ORR, A.B., Brooklyn The Rt. Rev. DAVID L. FERRIS, A.M., S.T.D., Rochester WILLIAM BOND READ, B.L., Philadelphia HENRY BRONSON GRAVES, Esq., Geneva Mrs. ANNA BOTSEORD COMSTOCK, B.S., Ithaca HENRY AXTELL PRINCE, A.M., NeW York OSWALD JOHN CAMMANN ROSE, A.M., Geneva JOHN KIMBERLY WALKER, A.B., Buffalo The Hon. ALANSON BIGELOW HOUGHTON, A.B., Corning POWEupEvANS,AJ ,PhHaddphm.- CHARLES ROBERT WILSON, A.M., Buffalo WILLIAM MITCHELL VAIL HOFFMAN, A.B., New York WILLIAM ROSS PROCTOR, B.S., NeW York The Rev. ALEXANDER MANN, A.M., D.D., Boston First Term Elected Expires IQIO 1885 19o7 19o7 1917 IQI8 IQI8 IQI3 1917 1907 1907 IQIO 1920 1903 1917 1917 1895 1897 1915 1910 IQ22 1922 1922 1922 1923 1923 1923 1923 1924 1924 1924 1924 1925 1925 1925 1925 IQ26 1926 1926 1926 The Rt. Rev. CHARLES HENRY BRENT, D.D., LL.D., BISHOP OF WESTERN NEW YORK, ex-ojjicio. THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE, ex-ojjicfio. SECRETARY EDWARD JOHN COOK, B. L. Office: 5o Seneca Street IO

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L ff-'ii' ,,7'f,l'XYX ,, A YZ-BX3 In 1918 a Student Army Training Corps was established, and Hobart College earned a place of honor among eastern institutions by the highly efficient manner in which the unusual and difficult work was carried on by its authorities. - A year later Dr. Murray Bartlett became President of the College and ever since he has devoted all his time and unbounded energy to the welfare of his new Alma Mater. Q The inauguration of the Centennial Fund Campaign began the new era of Hobart. Through the earnest efforts of the Campaign Committee the College will soon stand upon the firm financial basis so necessary to the future. The Centennial Celebration of June, IQ22, will be one of the most memorable events in Hobart's history, and in the lives of the many loyalsons who are coming back to celebrate the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of their Alma Mater. THE MILLION DOLLAR CONFERENCE, FEBRUARY 18TH. Left to right-Thomas M. johnson, '13, Geneva, P. R. Cole, Treasurer of Hobart College, Rev. H. C.Whed0n, '04, Rochester, Rev. Lewis E. Ward, '12, Elmira, E. J. Cook, '95, Geneva, T. H. Chew, '76, Geneva, E. H. Rushmore, '03, New York City, Rev. I.A. McGrew, '03,Phila- delphia, Prof. M. H. Turk, President Murray Bartlett, I0hnK.Walker, '96, Buffalo, Frank H. Warren, '96, New York City, C. H. Bremer, '07, Utica, A. L. Callan, '07, Chatham, Launt Lindsay, '10, Rochester, M. B. Patch, '08, Geneva, Perry M. Shepard, '03, Chicago, Mrs. R. C. Collison, Geneva, Miss Sarah A. Cumming, Geneva, Mrs. J. H. Dilman, Geneva, Dean W. P. Durfee, Louis R. Wasey, '06, Chicago, R. F. Clapp, '10, Albany, Op J. C. Rose, '73, Geneva, H. O. Palmer, '06, Geneva, F. W. Herendeen, '92, Chairman Hobart Centennial Fund Committee, Rt. Rev. D. L. Ferris, '88, Rochester, Fred W. Harvey, '09, Syracuse, Dr. C.O.Boswell, '93,R0chester, Rev. Norman O. Hutton, '03, Chicago, Rev. Dr. Pierre Cushing, Leroy. A - 9

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ff-51 ,ZZ I-NYS S 22.33 STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE TRUSTEES Mr. GRAVES Mr. HOFFMAN Mr. ROSE Mr. WILSON Mr. PRINCE 192 I-IQ22 Executive THE PRESIDENT, Chairman Mr. WHEAT Mr. SMITH On Buildings and Grounds THE PRESIDENT, Chairman Mr. COOK ' Mr. CHEW On Honors Mr. MERRITT THE PRESIDENT Mr. WALKER Mr. WHEAT The Members Mr. HOFFMAN On Instruction Mrs. COMSTOCK, Chairman Mr. PRINCE Mr. EVANS On the Library Mr. MERRITT, Chairman Mr. CHEW THE PRESIDENT On the Treasurer's Accounts Mr. CHEW Mr. Cook Mr. WILSON Mrs. COMSTOCK Mr, PROCTOR Mr. READ Bishop FERRIS Bishop FERRIS of the Executive Committee other than the President and the Treasurer On Waystand Means Mr. PRINCE Mr. PROCTOR Mr. HOUGHTON Mr. SMITH Mr. READ On Laboratories, Observatory, Museum and Apparatus Mr. GRAVES Dr. MANN Mr. WHEAT Mr. BEACH II Mr. COOK