Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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ME' Ill S., Professor of Hfafhelzzazfifs amz' Asirorzomy. w 1. , ' muff' A. III, Professor ofLazo and Poliiieczl Seiefzfe. A. IPI., 10l'0j?SS07' of Lcziin Language and Literaiure. A. JIK, Professor of Jllodern Languages. W M , W A. Ill, M D., Professor ofBioZogy amz' jlfeciiezzl Science. B. S., Ifzsfrnefor in Me Efzglislz Deparimefzi and Maihe11zaiz'e5 A. B., Ill.S'f7'1ZCLl07' ofE7zg!z'5h amz' Lafin. 1 1

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wx at zo , 1, 1 A 'XB 'Q S i 0 F G S! I 1, PF Q , i I Q 4 f p w jwxlid 'XXX , slilli lii l tx if , Xie yi M fr' lliilliiiflfff 51 M 4 igafffq W I all-Ill -rigs, , , W Z gWfmWW?fJnJF,?J7wx 4 di 3 -EJYAXZ jx , 1 r x 4, , ,p f HE SPIDER WEB,', in this publication, reaches the fourth mile- ,stone of its history. Looking backward to the beginning of the journey, to the stone erected by the Class of Ninety-four, the distance seems but a brief span, yet it was traversed step by step all the way thro', till hour by hour and week by week the year passed by, too. Many times the road seemed long and lonely, the path seemed too rough for weary travelers, but the road always turned and the path ever led out into smoother ways. Thinking of it now, all the difficulties dwindle into nothing- ness and only the bright scenes and pleasant companions along the way are remembered. To impress more vividly upon the minds of all some of these scenes and disclose some perhaps which were un- noticed, to give the varied experiences of our fellow-travelers that he who reads may 'take warning thereby, is, in the main, the pur- pose of this Junior Annual, that thus it may ever be a pleasing souvenir of the most prosperous year known to Hiram College. We would also have nobler purposes than those of mere pleasure to the casual reader, for we would honor our institution 13