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

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Class o£ 1934 hthi h Dean A,madon Scientific Khanklinvji.lk. N. Y. I'll! Bela Kappa; Epsilon Pi Sigma; Science Club; Freshman Honor ; Sophomore Honor ; Junior Honor . Thomas IIenky Atkinson Arts Home, X. Y. Theta Delta Chi M e(lbcr) M inn mem. I. 2. 2; Glee Club. I. 2: Tenui . I. 2. .1. Cuptuin. 4; (To ('nuutry, I; H Club. Spencer Groton Avery Arts Batavia, X. Y. Theta Delta Chi Kappa liela Clii; Shull ami Dagger: (hrICInh: Orange Keg. President; IHJJt Echo Staff; Fro h Banquet Committee; Assistant Manager of ljUcrox.se. I; Senior Dance Chairman; Basketball, I; Assistant Cheer- leader. 2. 2; Head Cheerleader. . Sherman Foster Babcock Arts Batavia, X'. Y. Theta Delta Chi Chimera; Class Treasurer. I; Class Secretary. 2. 2. (Hee Club, I. 2; Medbcrg Mummers. I, 2. 2, Herald, I. Alumni Fditor. 2. Exchange Editor. -1; Frosh Banquet Committee; Soph Hop Committee: Junior From Committee; Christian Association. ,f; Assistant Manager of Tacros.se. I. 2. 2; Varsity Manager. J; Assistant Manager of Football. I, and of Track. I. Wilfred Bellinger Bonev Scientific Xbvv York City Kappa Alpha Football. ' Club; Mcdbenj Mummers. 2. 2; Student Manager. ■I. 2): Freshman Tennis. 2: Intramural Manager: Track. 2; Wrestling. 2. John Warner Brown Arts Scottsville, X. Y. Sigma Phi Druid; ('hi mera: Kappa Beta Phi: Vo mis; Shall and Dagger: (hr! lab: Scroll anil Flagon; Orange Keg; Herald, 1. 2, Sen- Editor. 2, Editar- in-Chief. (: Fditor-in-Chief IH24 Echo; Medberg Mummers Publicity Manager. 2. 2. $; Class Historian, I. 2, 2. Hobart Xeies Bureau. I. 2, Sports Editor. 2, V Phi Delta Sigma; Christian Association; Science Club. I. 2. 2; Sports Editor. II Bind;. 2; Edilor-in-Chief 1022 24 II Booh: Pres Club; Forum. I. 2; Soph Hop Committee; Freshman Lacrosse Squad; Intramural Manager; Candidate Basketball Manager, I. 2. Thirty

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Senior History Only yesterday it seems it fell to our lot to write the history of the Freshman Class, the Class of 1934 back in 1981. Since then we have probably lived the best four years of our lives, years that have flown not uneventfully into the past leav- ing us with memories which will live as long as we. Knowing that the college has meant much more to us than we could ever possibly mean to the college, we go on with the hope that we have contributed as much as any class in the past to the wel- fare of our Alma Mater. Further we hope that in the future as alumni of the Class of 19154 it will be our fortunate ability and opportunity to return to the college something of what we owe her. Through four years of one of the most troublous periods of the century Ilobart has continued to give us the high standard of edu- cation for which she has become known throughout the country, and it is with a feeling of both sadness and gratitude that we face Commencement. We are prob- ably as well equipped to meet the problems of the world as the graduating class of any other college or university in the count rv. As our last spring blends into summer we realize more than ever what our college life has meant to us. “Thus in the blue dusk Of an early summer night We contemplate our leaving Sad in the soft twilight. Twenty-Nine

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Class of 1934—Continued XoRMAN Al'CIlTSTIN'E BliOWN Arts ANTWERP. X. Y. Hobart Snr.s Bureau; Cross Country, I, 2, 3, 4; Junior Blazer Com- mittee; Lacrosse, 1. Carl Edmond Caldwell Arts Medina, N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa; Scroll and Fla yon: Dramatics Editor I'.tJ.} Echo; Hobart Sews Bureau, 2; Metlbery Mnminers; Eorum, I: Cross Country. 1: Freshman Honors. Sophomore Honors, Junior Honors. Francis Edward Chapin Scientific Penn Yan. X. Y Artui u Charles Clark Scientific PlTTSFORD, X. Y Lambda Pi Druid; Chimera; H Cl ah; Football. 2, 3, J; Basketball, 2, 3, J; La- crosse, 2. 3, Co-captain. }; Intramural Manager; Board of Control. Lawrence Irvine Clarke Arts Atlantic IIiehlands, X. J. Kappa Alpha Forum, I, 2; Herald, I, 2; ('dec Club, I; Mcdbery Mummers, I. Donald William Condon Arts Johnson City, X. Y. Orange Key; 11 Club; (dee Club, 1, 2, d; Cross Country, I, 2, 3, Captain. J; Junior From Committee; Traci;, 2, 3, Christian Associ- ation, I. 2, 3, 2 , George Leonard Covert Scientific Seneca Falls. X. Y. Sophomore and J un ior Honors. William James DkYaney Arts Geneva, X. Y. Phi Phi Delta Lacrosse, I. 2,3; Bl 34 Kcho Staff; Junior Blazer (’omm-ittee: Boph Hop I 'mam it tee. Thirl v-( )ue