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

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Row One: Beinert, Oddi, Farnsworth, Durfec, Atkinson, Heath, Durfee, Muirhead, Lansing, Harris, Lawson, Buschmann, Row 2: Schoen-Rene, Spencer, Day, Van Deusen, Lehnerr, Otis, Winn, Lvdenberg, Bartlett, Calingaert, Stoltz, Loy, Seeley, Row j: Wood, Cook, Garnish, Griffith, Graham, Thalman, Green, Mosey, Abraham, Brewer, Millet, O’Laughlin, Row 4: Kurland, Witte, Ripey, Eckerr, Murphy, Bcretta, Morse, Barton, Farnsworth, Campbell, Pauli, Rows- Bartlett, Walsh, Hill, Conn, Cloutier, Lyman, House, Miller, Remmel, Brown, Collins, Row 6: Gallup, Bentsen, Luckmann, Krupp, Camacho-Navarro, Swarthout, Payne, Luckmann, Wolfe, Basch, Gilbert, Yaker, Petrizzi 17

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The Faculty ANTHROPOLOGY-SOCIOLOGY Dr. Thomas Luckmann Miss M. Bascli ART Miss K. Wood (Head) Miss M. Cloutier ATHLETIC Mr. F. Kraus (Head) Mr. R. Demuth Mr. L. Garnish Mr. E. Tryon Mr. R. Teague BIOLOGY Dr. T. T. Odell (Head) Miss Wolfe Dr. R. Ryan MATHEMATICS Dr. W. Durtee (Head) Dr. R. Beinert Miss C. Conn Miss A. Mosey Mr. I. Bentsen MUSIC Mr. L. Lafford Mr. J. D’Angelo CHEMISTRY Dr. R. Bullard (Head) Mr. C. Barton Dr. (i. Calingaert Mr. E. House Miss C. Brewer CLASSICS Mr. P. Miller Mr. P. Payne Mr. A. Yaker ECONOMICS Dr. I. Aleksandrowicz (Head) Mr. W. Hosking Mr. S. Krupp PHILOSOPHY Dr. G. Walsh (Head) Dr. R. Day Mr. P. Miller PHYSICS Dr. A. 1 laussmann (Head) Mr. J. Graham Jr. POLITICS Mr. S. Millet (Head) Mrs. T. Luckmann PSYCHOLOGY Dr. N. Bartlett (Head) Mrs. N. Bartlett Mr. B. Lyman Mr. F. Gallup 1( EDUCATION Miss E. Murphy ENGLISH Dr. O. Schoen-Rene (Head) Mr. B. Atkinson Mr. A. Campbell Dr. K. Cook Mr. E. Griffith Mr. M, Hill Dr. J. Lydenberg Miss C. Gilbert Miss A. Swarthout HISTORY Dr. |. Van Deusen Mr. J. Farnsworsh Dr. N. Kurland Mr. F. O’Laughlin Mr. J. Stevenson Mr. J. Brown LANGUAGES Dr. A. Harris (Head) Mr. F. I.ehnert Mr. D. Petrizzi Mrs. Camacho-Navarro

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A.F.R.O.T.C Stoltz, Hirshon, Albright, Schocnbcrger, Ortel, Durfee, Atkinson, Berctta, Ripey, Barton, Eckert, Lee, Frost, Wells, Nisbet, Teevan The Hobart Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Detach- ment 570 Boasts a year studded with innovations. The unit has tak- en great strides since its introduction on the Hobart campus in 1951. Under the command of Lt. Col. I.aRoy Stoltz, advances in organiza- tion and enrollment have resulted in an increase of interest in the ROTC movement. Two new officers—Major A. H. Beretta and Captain Thomas W. Barton have been added to the personnel. The barracks which house the offices have been revamped. The installation of a cadet lounge and reading room comparable to the officers’ clubs, so frequently discussed, has provided a place to spend leisure time for ROTC students. Using many materials from Sampson Air Force Base, other physical additions have been made, among them a three position rifle range in the New Chemistry Building. The highlights oi this year’s activities included participation of the officers, Drill Team and Band in the inauguration ceremonies on Octo- ber 12, the Annual Parents’ Weekend Review, the gala Military Ball on February 22, sponsored by the Arnold Air Society, and the annual Inspection-Review. Cross country, flights were taken this year to Ma- rianna, Florida, Moultrie, Georgia, Laredo, Texas and Bartow, Flor- ida, in addition to several local flights held during the regular drill periods. 18 Lt. Col. R. Stoltz, Professor of Air Science and Tactics.