Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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SQIUOI' IHSS 333 motto Zblofs 'Flowers ESsE QU.-XM VIDERIH CADET BLUE AND OLD GOLD XVI-IITE ROSE Y e I I VAJEZATHAB VASHTI VOPHSI! KEHELATHAH IQABZEEL KISHI! MCM! MCM!! MCM!!! ,- 0 f f i C 2 I' S Class Professor, DR. H.-XRL.AN M. PAGE President . . G. B. FOX Cor. Secretary . VIRGINIA DILLINOER Vice-President . . J. W. WISEMAN Treasurer . . O. L. MERCER Secretary I. . WARD SAGER Marshal . . W. F. ROTHENBURGER 02 ZIGSS ROII-l900 S2Ili0l' Boys' m0IIO NO INIAN CAN EVER LIVE PIOUSLY OR DIE RIGHTEOUSLY XVITHOUT A WIFE XVEBB PARKE CHAMBERLAIN- Who makes no hustle of his soul's affairs. VIRGINIA DILLINGER-H In her 'tis natural to please. FRANK MILTON FIELD- Of that healthy hue which maidens like. THOMAS ALFRED FLEMING- ' O, what may man within him hide! GEORGE BERLE Fox- The sum Of all that makes :I just man happy. JOSEPH LAUREL GARVIN-H Odd in manner, but of the popular kind. WALTER CHESTERFIELD GIBBS-U Nature made him and then broke the mould. OSXVALD JOSEPH GRAI-NGER- A little body that lodged a mighty head. JAIXIES GARFIELD HENRY- I've Often wished that I had clear for life, 6oo pounds a year. EDWARD ATWOOD HENRY-U Oh ! he talks much. JAMES BYRON KAI-ILE- The strength Of thine own arm is thy salvation. GLNEY LEE MERCER-'L Him for a studious shade nature formedf' FREDERICK BERNARD MESSING-'L Bating a little conceit and assumption thou art as honest a fellow as ever a man put faith in. RALPH OTIS NEYVCOMB-HCOl.1YtCOI1S with all, intimate with few. FRED ANDREW NICHOLS- Vanity maketh a fool of the wisest. ALICE TOWNSEND ROBINSON-U The power of gentlemen is irresistiblefi WILLIAM FREDERICK ROTHENBURGER- A living sermon of the truths he taught. WALTER SLEEPER ROUNDS-H Hang sorrow ! Let's be merry. WARD CLELAND SAGER-H Shall I, wasting in despair, Die because a woman 's fair? N CHARLES SUMNER SMITH- A king of good fellows. WALTER DONAB WARD- Modesty is an ornament of his youth. ARTHUR PAUL WAKEFIELD- He'd prove a buzzard was no fowl, and that a lord may be an owl. KATHERINE MARIE WEEKS- A soul above triflesf' VVARREN VVILLIAMS VVAGER- And his chin new reaped, Showed like a stubble. JOHN WARREN WISEMAN- His is the privilege of being independent. JOHN CHARLES RHODES- There goes the parson-Oh, illustrious spark E 'i ADA MAX' MCCORMICK- Well plays she with reason. 14