Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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'fu W X , f:,. A Class of 1900. MOTTO :- Esse quam Viderif' ' COLORS :-Cadet Blue and Old Gold. FLOWER:-White Rose. CLASS PROFESSOR--Dr. Harlan M. Page. I ' C1855 112611. Vajezathah Vashti Vophsi! Kehelathah Kabzeel Kishi! MCM! MCM!! MCM!!! wfficere. President-ALICE T. ROBINSON. Vice pf6S1.d67lf-WARD D. SAGER. - Sec1'ez'ary4-OLNEY L. MERCER. Treasurer RALPH O NEWCOMB Marsha! WYALTER D VVARD Hzstorzan OSWALDI GRAINGER 011855 TROII CHARLES E ALDEN OLNEY L MERCER HARRY Z BFRRY RALPH O NEWCOMB WEBB P CI-IAMBFRLAIN FRED A NICHOLS VIRGINIA DILLINGER CHARI ES A PEARCE T ALFRED FLEMING WALTER S ROUNDS OSVVALD J GRAINGER ALICE T ROBINSON JOSEPH L GARVIN KATHERINE M WEEKS WALTER C GIBBS WARD D SAGER WALTER D NX Al Il G BERLE FOX WILLIAM F ROTI-IENBURGER PAUL A WAKEFIELD CHARLES S SMITH JOHN W WISEMAN FRED B MESSING JAMES G HENRY J BYRON KAHI E

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l V l 1 I 4 1 l VVEBB P. CHAMBERLAIN. l Mr. Chamberlain, commonly called Webb or Web- ster, is not a direct descendant of Daniel Webster, but like him was born east of the Rocky Mountains and , spent his boyhood days on his father's farm. He also has the honor of having graduated from the same high - school CBed'ford, OJ as did our class professor. Webb V is noted especially for his good nature, never having been seen or known to be out of huimor, even in staff meetings. He possesses the happy faculty of uncon- sciously pushing people into service, and therefore was V placed at the head of the literary department of the Spider W-eb. Although his interests are not all cen- tered here, his love for, and loyalty to Hiram, is ex- v V 1 I I 1 ceptionally unabated. , f l 'WW' i VIRGINIA DILLINGER. Miss Dillinger is a Buckeye -of the most loyal type. i She is not only an ardent supporter of all movements i of reform in her own state, but manifests a deep inter- A ' est in the welfare of Ohio's Sonfsj. Virgina h-as been blessed with many excellent and striking character- istics. She is seldom without a pleasant smile, and her soothing laugh is quite equal to a French Tonic.. Whether in the class-room, society, at staff meeting or jenkins up, she is always composed and entertain-- I ing. She entered Hiram from the Findlay High i School, and unless it should beHoover to do other- wise, will graduate with the class of M C M. I amz? Q T. ALFRED FLEMING. T. Alfred is the only member of M C M who hails, from lbeyond the Canadian boundary line. His. Hiram life has been full of varied experiences, wise I and otherwise. Omitting the latter, we may say that his reputation was made as a camera fiend, a vocation followed with great regularity, until a more fiendish fiend secured his instrument. For the present he is devoting his time in Well directed efforts to rube the gullible brethren of surrounding parishes. 26