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

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Jim Anderson, the man who put novelty and skirts into cheering, picked up a little pin money from the boys at Kappa Alpha last fall by submitting to a complete head shave by Tony the Barber. “This-is-the- priest - all - shaven - and - shorn - Anderson” sat on a stool in front of the house while the world looked on in amazement. A cop even came and watched. When Tony had finished, the house paid over to Jim a col- lection taken up among the brothers: Shekels for Shaves. By Christmas time, Anderson had a rather mothy whiffle cut. (Top) Evolution of a zombie (bottom) the business-

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Hitting the disciplinarian with a bag of water is a punishable offence as was determined by a prece- dent set last fall. The freshmen had proved them- selves to be an unusually responsible lot when they emerged from daily chapels in swing-session season knowing all the rules! But there are always mal- feasants, and Gerry Maloney seemed like a good boy when George Walsh dropped a bag of aqua on Welker as the latter walked out of Geneva Hall one day. Tension in chapel next day culminated in special and stern attention to Mr. Walsh. FALL FROLIC’: (to ) Soiree stray era (bottom) cleaning up a fetr de-tails

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Pre-Uoch-game activities reached an all-time high this year, with everybody hazing everybody. Controversies arise: should non-bel- ligerent freshmen get haircuts from other freshmen or sophomores? Should Hobart spank inquisitive visitors from rival campuses? For the answers to these and other pertinent questions, see all work handed in for composition classes that week, editorials in Herald, letters and notes by students, faculty, and alumni. But the team won, as usual, and up to its neck in mud.