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

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Colonel Lnlloy II. Stoltz, Commander This year marked the fourth anniversary of Hobart’s Air Force U.O.T.C. unit. Established in 1951, Ilie A.F.U.O.T.C. this year lias shown con- siderable expansion in its activities. The unit has incorporated a larger office to be administered for and by the cadets. The innova- tion of frequent rotation of the commanding posi- tion of cadet colonel has been established. This year has brought about limited openings for com- missioned officers in the chaplain and scientific fields. During the interim members of the unit traveled to Bartow Air Force Base near Tampa, Florida, for the purpose of giving the cadets an oppor- tunity to become familiar with Air Force base procedures and activities. A similar trip to the New Orleans area is planned for the near future. Among the activities which showed considerable improvement and development were the Arnold Air Society, the rifle team, and the drill team. 19

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PHYSICS DEPARTMENT—Mr. John R. Graham (.Assist- ant Professor), Dr. Alfred C. Haussmann (Professor of Physics and Astronomy) ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT—Mr. Joseph N. Abraham (Assistant Professor of Physical Education), Mr. Edward J. Tryon (Professor of Physical Education; Varsity Football Coach), Mr. Francis L. Kraus (Professor of Physical Education; Director of Athletics), Mr. Lysle E. Garnish (Assistant Professor of Athletics; Basketball and Baseball Coach), Mr. Raymond V. Dcmuth (Athletic instructor; Soccer Coach). HIS TOR Y DEPAIITMEN T—Dr. Seymour Ballard Dunn (Head of Department), Dr. John VanDcusen, Mr. John R. Farnsworth, Mr. Nor- man Kurland, Mr. R. Ray Lutz, Jr., Mr. James F. Stevenson. POLITICAL ECONOMY DEPARTMENT— Mr. Pierre 0. II. Bessaignet (Head of the Depart- ment), Mr. William G. Ilosking, Mr. Chi-miny Hou, Mr. Paul Swartz, Dr. Ignacy Alcksan- drowicz, Mr. Joseph R. Gusfield, Mr. Maynard Smith. o 18

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