Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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Q i is f 1 fa gg ! 'i a+ I n M 'L u ff q ' X ' Q ' it '1 L eaee ,Sla af W6 dl HE ANNUAL is a straw that tells which way the wind of college life blows 3 it ought to be a faithful indicator. Every class issues its own characteristic and distinctive Spider Web. This is ours and our only one g if to alumnus it shall recall the pleasures of college days, if to instructor it shall bring no pang of regret, if to student it shall prove an acceptable souvenir of a pleasant year, we are rewarded. It is with reluctance and hesitation that we spin the last threads in the waning afternoon of this college year, but its low descending sun forewarn- ing the evening twilight shadows tells us that our task is done, and to the Board of '95, we consign the note-book and the quill. 7

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Glo professor ano mrs. pecklyam, IYPIIEIZHYIII To the Class of lZinctg:jour, So much as tbcg mag approve in this effort of our junior Days is gratefully ocoicatco.

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y eeeeelm I H-' gae:::el1l'f'I UW!!f1ll E IIlIlll lllllt I If N' num X 'lll ' HE SPIDER NVEB is published as an Annual of Hiram College. As such its primary interest must be with the students of this institution. VVe have endeavored to make this volume touch all points of college life. It has been our purpose as a board of Spiders to invite in- to our parlor just as many as we could possibly accommodate. Realizing the extreme diffidence of many, and knowing that their desire to give place to their fellow students might lead them to decline our kind invitation, we have gone out and compelled them to come in. If in the pages of this volume you find a reference to yourself, it is because the circumstances and exigencies of college life seemed to demand it. If, on tl1e other hand, you stand with that larger number who seek in vain some cherished mention, the only anchor of your hopes is beyond the vale of '94, in the sanctum of the board of '95. S