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

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 Popalisky, Howe, and Armstrong, on their way home from a slight binge, on a snowy night, met a Zombie at the head of Hamilton Street who asked the way to Milwaukee and then stalked toward them. Fleeing for their lives, the unhappy three called police who sent out a posse with guns and flashlights. While the law chased the horrible red-faced ghoul to the back of the K A house where it disappeared, the three frightened fellows fled home and locked the door. Anyway, it was fun for Jack, who was collaborating with the SPCA to get likker-lovers on the wagon.

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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.

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Somehow a fire raked the trunk room in (ieneva Hall during Christmas vacation. In addition to putting an end to various clothes, typewriters, and accessories, the tire quite spoiled Sam's things, including his lifetime pen, and several Syrian news- papers which looked like chop suev any- way. So Geneva Hall finally got its second coat of paint, even though Ralph Servcn was waiting until the boys were mature enough to keep the room decent. The fire was probably the only thing that would get the job done. Besides, first floor men got new turn-the-switch-and-wait-awhile- for-the-blue-light fluorescent lights. THOl GIIT: (topleft) the Phi Phis' irin all the cups (Top right) sophisticates (Lower left) Concentrating jitterbugs