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

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FRANK HAMILTON WARREN Hobart 1896 we of iQ2Q, dedicate with affection and regard this ECHO. We do this because in his service to his mother college ice find an expression of the highest in Hobart Loyalty and ah ex- ample of the finest qualities of Hobart Men.

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FOREWORD THEY have told you in times before that the Echo is a journal, a record of the class. It has been more than that to us. Rather do we feel that it has led us closer to the life of our fellow students and to an understanding of our college beyond the pale of class interest. And so it has not been a great labor but an interest and viewing it so we have no apologies to offer. We ask that you read between the lines that you may find the many things we could not say. Time gives us a perspective to all things and when this year of ours is memory, then, if this Echo should give clearness to the truer picture, it will be more than a journal for you as well. Here then is the 1929 edition of the Echo of the Seneca. Thus was it conceived and developed. Perhaps in doing our work we have had the better part of the task. —The Board of Editors.

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