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

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SIXTH ROW: Harter, Pratt, Wilhelm, Veit, Keene, Sanderson, Adair, Morrison, Maitland FIFTH ROW: Semon, Gordon, Morris, Northrop, Prophet, Luce, Bracket, Allen, Huse, Lish FOURTH ROW: Kan!fuss, Kaplan, I:. K. Smith, Jensen, Carpenter, Groff, Barnard, Van Gelderen, L'ngerer THIRD ROW: El well. Van Ingen, Jahn, Jameson, Callear, Walters, Boswell, Brown, Williams SECOND ROW Windmuller, Linton, Knutsen, Harrington, Barra , Barnes, Cummings, Driver, Davies FIRST ROW. Lift win, Gray, Hatsell, Remick, Struble . . . They've gone out from Scott-Craig s Educat ion. Safe now in the Senior Class. 27

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Junior Class Officers President...................................................................William L. Hatsell Vice-President..............................................................William N. Mack Secretary.......................................................................Robert M. Huse Treasurer.................................................................. Hallock Luce, III Historians...................................... Charles R. Keene, Haworth R. Traver 26

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CHARLES VALLOYD ADAIR Chuck Adair of Lorain, Ohio, was born April 20, 1923. He was graduated from the local high school and, as a pre-med student in Hobart, he majored in Biology and Chem- istry. Chuck, a Druid, was the editor of the “Echo , President of the Orange Key, and of Epsilon Pi Sigma. He is also a brother in Theta Delta Chi. After graduating he plans to go to medical school to finish his training for medicine. Chuck has been an active member of Schola Cantorum for three years, and was elected to Chimera at the end of his sophomore year. WILLIS ALFRED ADCOCK Willis Adcock, a major in chemistry, was born on November 25, 1922 in St. John, Quebec. Con ing to Hobart after being grad- uated from Champlain High School, Will was a member or Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi Sigma, the mathematics club, and the Ho- bart Little Theater. Il the war does not interfere he would like to go Lo McGill University to work for his Ph.D. n Physical Chemistry. Otherwise, Will hopes to become a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force after graduation. WILLIS DONALD ALLEN W illts Allen, born and reared in Geneva, cm civil Hobart to study Biology and Chem- iscrv. A member of the Neutral Body, he went out for football in his freshman year and was a member of Epsilon Pi Sigma, hon- orary science organization. Although he likes the piano and the organ, Will dislikes jazz. Fie had planned to attend Medical school had the war not intervened. Will's birthday is August 17. ROBERT LOCKWOOD ADAMS Bob Adams, who majored in business ad- ministration, came to Hobart from Mount Vernon, New York. Sparky pledged Sigma Chi his freshman year and in his junior year was the social chairman. He played both football and lacrosse in his freshman year; lacrosse in his sophomore year, and football in his junior year. A member of the Army Enlisted Reserve Corps, Sparky expects to to into active duty in the Army at the end of his junior year. Sparky is also a member of Orange Key. FRANK CARLETON ALDERSON Frank Alderson, better known as the Bishop, was graduated from the Wiley High School in Terre Haute, Indiana. He was a member of the Hobart Christian Association, the International Relations Club, and Orange Key. Bishop is a brother in Sigma Chi, and was president of his fraternity in his junior year. Hoping to go to theological seminary, Bishop would like, after completion of his training there, to serve as a chaplain in the United States Navy. ROGER CONANT BARNARD Rog Barnard, who ma|ored in English, was graduated from the South Pasadena High School in California before coming to Ho- bart. Rog was a member of the Commons Club, Orange Key, the I tumid staff, the Christian Association, Phi Sigma Iota, and the Outing Club. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa during his Junior year. Rog had planned to go to a graduate school to continue his study of English, then going inco teaching in a small college if the war had not interfered. 28