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

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SENIORS

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IN MEMORIAM LOUIS WILLIAM MELHOSE March 26, 1912—July 15, 1935

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lciand V. Blazcy Treasurer Norman T. Redmond Historian Arthur D. Stein, Jr. Vice-President James H. Curtin President Guv E. Shiplcr, Jr. Secretary SENIOR CLASS HISTORY I took my grandson on my lap and made only minimum objections when he playfully poked his finger in my eye and said he had a present for me. 1 expected a frog or a dead fish, but the gift proved to be only a letter the postman had left. Hobart Alumni Association” was printed on the back of the envelope. What is Hobart, you old coot?” asked my grandson ( old coot was a term of affection that all my descendants used). “Hobart, said I, is an institution of higher learning situated at Geneva, New York. Now it is one of the large and wealthy; when I was there, however, it was very small but select. A gleam came to my eye as I told of the class of '36, a class of god- like men, and their unsurpassed records. Then I recollected football games on bright fall after- noons, the moonlit campus on brittle winter nights, spring week-ends with a softer moon rising over the lake. 26