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

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In Memoriam Michael Spencer McHugh On June 5, 1954, Mike McHugh graduated from Trinity-Pawling School, where he had made his name in sports and the theater. During that summer Mike toured the eastern stock theaters co-starring with his father, Frank McHugh, in the famous play, “Ah! Wilderness.” In September of the same year Mike stepped off a Greyhound Bus from New York onto the Hobart campus. In a short time Mike became one of the best known and well liked freshman at Hobart. He played a lead role in the Little Theater production of, “The Time of Your Life” and although he had never played the game before became an important man on the freshman lacrosse team. During the summer of 1955 Mike again toured in summer stock in the play, “Three Men on a Horse.” He returned to Hobart in September for his sophomore year. On November 12, he was killed in an automobile accident. His loss was great but his contribution even greater, for he possessed a personality and aggres- siveness which everyone envied and many tried to copy. We cannot forget him and we don’t want to lose our memory of him. We loved him and he loved us, but most of all he loved Hobart. There- fore it is to Mike McHugh that the Class of 1958 dedicates this book. 5

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