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The senior class honor society was founded in 1903. The Druid Society works to further the ideals of the College by promoting the values of character, loyalty and leadership. While "druid" refers to a legendary ancient Celtic priesthood in Irish and Welsh sagas, the Druids at Hobart College today are the guardians of Hobart tradition and advise the Dean of the College on matters relating to the Hobart Heritage.
2012-13 Members
Martin Ausserhofer
Samuel V. DeLuccia
Raphael R. Durand
Andrew W. Guild
Gennady Julien
Ryan E. Korn
Nicholas L. Zapp
The junior class honor society is represented by a figure from Greek mythology featuring a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail.
2012-13 Members
Andrew S. Baird
Richard Y. Bonney
Cory R. Davis
Joseph F. Gibbons
Michael D. Green
Guanqun Li
Joshua N. Moss
Ryan E. Munnelly
Jacob A. Powell
Tayyab J. Rashid
Dillon J. Sass
Gregory B. Shelkey
Carlton B. Smith
Cameron J. Stone
Weston L. Traub
John C. Widenmeyer
The sophomore class honor society draws its name from one of the Hobart College colors (orange and purple) and one of the symbols on the Hobart College seal (the key symbolizes knowledge). The Orange Key society recognizes promising rising sophomores who have been campus leaders in their very first year at the College.
2012-13 Members:
James L. Bowling
Luke C. DeLuccia
Maximilian B. Eyle
Michael B. Fields
Stephen T. Francisco
Tyler J. Goldstoff
Grant L. Jones
Bronson Z. Kovacs
Timothy R. Laberge
Michael J. Lucas
Sharafudin Mirzayee
Kevin P. Moore
Subin K. Nepal
Jacob D. Price
Troy J. Robinson
Ross A. Shore
Walter B. Stamm
Nicolas Stewart
Christopher M. Troy
Justin A. White
Kyle C. Zaverton
Each year, current members of each honor society invite new members to join. Typically, those students selected are highly visible within the community as student leaders.
For more information about joining the societies, contact the Hobart Dean’s Office at (315) 781-3300.