Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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ZIGSS Roll l903 363 H wilderness of Sweets HOlX'ARD COOPER- And then it talks. Ye HELEN TREUDLEY- As merry as the day is gods, how it talks ! H long? J. I. STANTON-H Ponder of sport than of study. H. E. MCCARTNEY- Of a retiring dispositionf' M. NV. CRAFTS-H He says little, but thinks much. J. R. VAN VOORHIS-L' Still water runs deep. EDWARD VINCENT- An inborn grace that nothing lacked, Of culture or refinement. NV. C. M.-XSSEX'- Courageous and persistent. LETTA CLARK-U I would make reason my CHARLES FRICK-U This smiling lad will prove guide. our eountryls bliss. IESSIE KING- The mood of NELL112 VVALKER-'LA kindly woman-who can tell it ? Q smile to all she lent. ALMA GROH- There is a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. D. S. BURNS-- A hapless infant here I roam Far from my dear maternal home. NELLIE LEWIS- How sweetly sounds ALICE STREATOR- One vast sub- the voice of a good Woman. stantial sniilef' F. H. SPROTBERRY-U Knowledge is not happiness. LUCILE SCHUMACHER-f' My favored temple EDITH WOOD-1' Kindness is wisdornf' is an humble heart. EDNA MCCORIQLE- Long she waited, PEARL SHALLENBERGER-'KA lass so fair should but at last he camef' not be left thus lonely. 28

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ldSS ROII l903 333 H wilderness of Sweets B. F. KOONS-H He never says a foolish thing I. H. HUGGETT- What's in a name? And never does a wise one. ADELINE RHODES-U I have brought JAMES HAYES- Pleasure and action make golden opinions. the hours seem short H C, H. THOMAS-H He knows what's what, and that's as high As metaphysic wit can fly. N. B. NEITER-H Early at business and at hazard late. HARRX' MARTIN-l' The warmth of genial courtesy- The calm of self-reliance, D. G. WAKEMAN- I am as constant as the EUGENE SABIN-U Thou art a fellow of northern star. a good respect. MARY JACKSON-- All that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes. MABEL ROGERS- A learned lady. H. B. TURNER- A still and quiet conscience. C. E. BENLEHR- A rare compound of oddity, humor and fun. C. XV. YVELLS- Of earthly goods, the best is CORA RICHARD - She loves a hero. a good wifef' ANNE LU RUSSELL--U She fears nothing. A. L. MCNELLY- A man of modest mienf' L. W. MCCREARY- He loves to Walk with his lady fair, breathing the peaceful quiet of the evening air. ' W. I. HOUSTON- A minister of learned mien. H. H. EMERSON- A man on duty bent-no time in perching to be spent, 30