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

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charles Robert W ilson, M A Chairman of the Board l-irst Term Elected Expires Charles Robert Wilson. M.A., Buffalo . 1895 1941 John Kimberly Walker. B.A., Buffalo 1903 1940 Theodore James Smith, M.A.. Geneva 1907 1937 Henry Axtell Wheat, B.S., Geneva 1907 '937 Edw ard John Cook, B.L., LL.B , Geneva .... The Hon. Alanson Bigelow Houghton, L.H.D., LL.D.. 1917 1938 Corning ...... 1917 1940 William Bond Read, B L„ Philadelphia . 1917 1939 Daniel Magee Beach, B L , Rochester 1918 1938 Frederick Welcome Herendeen, Esq., Geneva 1922 '939 Perry Melville Shepard, Esq., Geneva . 1922 1941 Mrs. Teressa Stevens Inane, B.S.. Geneva 1924 939 Loots Rice Wasey, Esq., New York . 1924 1941 Henry Old er Palmer, M E , Geneva 1917 '937 Oliver Bronson Capen. B A , New York .... The Rt Re . Frank William Sterret, D D , LL.D., Beth- 1929 1938 lehem, Pa ...... 1931 1938 William John Ellis, X I A , LL.D . Trenton, N J 1931 1941 Mrs Agnes Bevan Lewis, Geneva .... 1932 939 Frank Hamilton Warren, M.A , Litt.D . Naples 1932 939 Rev Frederic Sydney Fleming, DD . LL.D., New York 1934 1940 FiTruucii McGrew, B A , LL.B , New York Barent Lambert Visscher. B.A . LL.B , Mountain Lakes, 1935 937 N J 1935 1940 The Rt. Rev. David Lincoln Ferris, M A , STD, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester, ex qfficio The President of the Collegf., ex officio Secretary Edward John Cook. LL.B. Office: 50 Seneca Street 20

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FACULTY ELECTIONS (as chosen by the junior class) FAVORITE Muirheid Boswell Hawley MOST SCHOLARLY Yeames Harris Otis MOST LIBERAL MINDED Hawley Hubbs Eddy MOST RESPECTED Turk Eddy Hawley MOST RADICAL Williams Burbank Lelmert CLEAREST THINKER Hawley Eddy Bullard BEST LECTURER Van Deusen (Almost unanimous) MOST SENSITIVE Durfee Lehnert Scott MOST HUMAN Harris Muirheid Burleson MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Haussmann Scott McCormick MOST CONSIDERATE Lansing Muirheid Harris 9

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BOARD OF CONTROL The Board of Control is Hobart's student governing bod Presided over by the President at its head, there are representatives from faculty, students, and alumni, elected annually. The student representation is composed of the heads of the seven fraternities and one man elected by the neutral body; this group chooses the faculty and alumni representatives The Board has jurisdiction over most campus activi- ties. and it serves as the final body for approving officers elected by the student organizations, no captain or manager in a varsity sport takes office, nor does any athlete receive his letter or sweater at the end of the season, until the reward has been approved by the Board of Control. MEMBERS OF THE 1936-37 BOARD President Faculty ice-President Student ice-President Secretary Faculty Representatives Athletic Director lwnni Representative President William Alfred Lddv Dr Horace N. Hubbs Frank Henry Gilmore . Joseph Oran Young Dr. Horace in'. Hubbs Dr. 1 Ienry C Hawley Francis L. Kraus Clifford F Orr Student Representatives Sigma Phi. Henry Lawrence Cole- man, J R. Kappa Alpha, Daniel Griswold Grandi n Theta Delta Chi, Frank I Ienry Gil- more Sigma Chi. Randolph Herman Phi Phi Delta, Robert Allen Ay- rault Kappa Sigma, Joseph Oran Young Delta Psi Omega. Charles Newell St. John. Jr. Neutral. Jack Haldane Courage 21