Hiram College - Spider Web Yearbook (Hiram, OH)

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5iSl0l'V of '03. HE end of the year, once so far away, we can see more and more plainly as we hurry onward with the passing months and days. And while we are looking forward toward the future with hope and expectancy, we would also for a little time look back over the year ' ii' ' which we have spent together in this dear old college town. i It is with a feeling of satisfaction that we review the history of , a year of earnest work and untiring effort, and of loyal devotion to i the Red and Wliite. We have not shirked our responsibilities, we have found the truest pleasure in trying to do our duty as we have known it, and we have endeavored to give due consideration to every phase of our college life. VVith early Autumn those who had pledged themselves to follow the traditions of the Junior year, and uphold the honor of 1903, returned to the old hill with a steadfast determination to issue the Junior publication, and with high hope for success. Others have since cast their lot with 1903, bringing! with them good fellowship and encouragement. We deeply regreet that some who were with us in the past, are among our number not more-but the severing of the ties which connected them with the class was their act, not ours. The work, then commenced, has been vigorously prosecuted. Though not many in number, the members have wrought earnestly and unanimously, and to their zeal and loyalty may be ascribed whatever measure of success shall be at- tained. The ready counsel, sympathy and kindness of our Class Professor during this year, in which there has been so much to do and so many difficulties to over- come, have been sincerely appreciated and will ever be gratefully remembered by the class. Class ties have been strengthened, friendships have been more firmly cemented, and class spirit, although not conspicuously manifested, is genuine and more intense than ever before. And the motto, Deeds, Not Words,,' our guiding star in the past, shall inspire us ever with its noble sentiment. H1S'PORIAN. 29

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CN W 4 xg X Z ,AN Class Colors : Torquoise Blue and VVl1ite. Class Professor: E. B. Walcefield. Motto: No Footsteps Backward. Class Flower: VVliite Carnation. YQII. An M and a D and a CCC, A C and an IV four! Zippity zip! Zippity zip! Rip, Rah, Roar! Hiram! Hiram! 1904! 0ffiCQl'S. P7'CSiCZ767Z7f . . . GEORGE VV.VVooDBURY Vz'ceP1'eside1zf . . . ELFREIDA LOWERY Secfzfefavy . . . EFFIE VAN SCOTEN T1'easm'er . . . AREA G. VV1LL1AMsoN M arslml ...... A. E. TOVELL Historian .... D. O. CUNNINGHAM Czzsfodicm of Trophies . . HATTIE FISHER 31