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Sophomore Glass 333 m0tI0 TVLDHL UECLUTUIV 'FIOWQI' ZOIOYS Glass PYOTQSSGI' YELLOW ROSE PURPLE AND GOLD HUGH BICDIARMID Glass Yell KIYI! KIYI! Kivr Koo! XVAH Hoo WAH! XVAH YVAH Hoo! RAH! RAH! TIGER! 1902! 0 T f i C Q I' 5 President-W. C. RICDOUGALL Vice-President-ILA B. XVILLIAMS Secretary-M. lNl.-XUDE ROWLAND Corresponding Secretary-MARK S. PECKHABI Treasurer-J. P, REED Marshal-CLARK ARCHER Custodian of Trophies-BLANCHE CHURCHILL Historian-OLIVER MCCULLY n as g A glass Roll-l902 GRACE4 BARNES-'A Sparkling niirth and life. F. C. CARPENTER-UA n1inister's son and still a man. GARFLELD Cox- He cannot fail. H. M. GARN-U The World knows not its greatest men. OLIVER MCCULLV- So earnest and so clever. C. A. MCDONALD- A most soft-hearted fellow in his own way. F. C. RICHARDSON- O Love! thou art the very god of evil. M. BIAUDE ROVVLAND-U How old we are not years but actions tell. VESTA V. SCHUMACHER- Trust her not, she is fooling thee. YVHITELAXV SPURRLER- He that falls in love with himself will hurl no rival. ILA B. WiLLrAMs- How natural is joy, my heart ! MARK PECKHAM- The glory, jest and riddle of the world. F. D. BUTCHART- A man of sense. W. C. MCDOUGALI,-- His face betokens all things good. CORAL GEHRETT-- I have found the bright ideal of my dreams. J. O. NEWCOMB-''Old-fashioned gentryf' GRACE MITCHELL-- She is wise if I can judge of her. NELLIE I. NICHOLS- To feel, to love, to suffer, to devote herself will always be the text of the life of Woman. J. P. REID- Y'OLl are a man of honor and we can trust youfl A. E. TAYLOR--H The quiet niind is richer than a crown. F. J. HEIM- I seek no better merit than my own conscience. BLANCHE CHURCHILL-H Oh, the toils of life ! - J. C. ARCHER-UA man of parts. 22
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tl! mswrv of 'oz QQXX ees KV 3 T WAS with joy fC00, C00,J that the members of 1902 turned their faces ,QQ fi x -g-of c awe! fa 1 I , It ex r X 2 Xe Wftff f 's 1 if f . we X l x I A it Q91 ' ,fi 'iiffa f 9 x x -,Z-f , I fsggf , y i f 1 Nl AT J - ,rv 'Q' again toward Hiram at the beginning of this school year. This, the scenes of our struggles and victories CPD is very dear to all our number. When we met at our first meeting and saw how broken were our ranks, our mirth was mingled with a sadder feeling Qblzzblverj. As many familiar names were called no voice responded. Many of those who had shared with us the pleasant class association since our organization were no longer with us. However, we soon found that there were others to step into the broken ranks and ill the vacant places QShake.tpearej. Though these new members came among us as strangers, they have shown themselves worthy of being members of 1902. Scarcely had the term opened when we were invited to spend an evening at the home of one of our members, Miss Rowland. We were hospitably entertained, and to say that all enjoyed the occasion, is stating it mildly QShakesj5eareD. September ZQ is a date that will live long in the memory of the Sophomore class. It has always been characteristic of 1902, that whatever the line of work might be, We are satisfied with a position second to none Cf. L. Garvinj. - So We find that in athletics as in other realms we have A won renown. In the basket-ball team that has brought TA such glory to Hiram during the past season, 1902 has been well represented and has contributed in no small degree to the success of the team. Then, too, on the evening of January 27 our team met the team of 1903 in the arena Qguoled from Polirc Gazeffej. The story is told in a few words CShakesjbearej. It was but a repetition of the game last year with 1901. Once more 1902 was victor-the score being 25 to 5. After the game a reception was given to the members of the team and a pleasant time was spent in the Y. M. C. A. parlor with our friends of 1900 and 1904, The historian would fail to do justice to his task X Nt W xl ' N r qui' 5.1 'w l ,L Q fix af 5 , 1 . A 1 ,Q .fix f 24 , I p ., -X ,.x ,, Y 4K 1-' ' T Q ' J j1f. J,,F,f'gEZ:.g7i ' X X .5,gL?fsv:Jw.31 , NF, , ,fig 'vii 3, lily?-I A is A Q, p x Q Y' V ' - if ' Q,1if'.e L ' tfff Na, W it 1 it jf' X
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