Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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I ..--- wa -ers., ,-A .. ,K COLLEGE'FRESHMEN CLASS Hats off everybody' At this point the Freshmen enter-which is by way of being an epoch-making event. Perhaps 1t's the suggestion of infancy, the hint of mere childhood, that makes them shy away as if from a mature case of leprosy. However, be' that as it may, the Freshmen crash the gates with ensuing conquests! The largest class in Houghton College is represented by forty-eight stolid young men and women who have set a goal for themselves to be attained after four years of diligent labor. Although these infantswere at first dazed by the dignified atmosphere of the college world, ,they slowly recovered from their embarrassment and began their school work in earnest. They have entered the competitive races and already the lists contain a goodly number of c'Frosh7' representatives. ,Scarcely had the school year opened until the Freshmen were taking part in all the many activities the school upheld. Early in November came Professor Hazlett's call for try-outs on the debate squad. In March when the teams were announced much to the surprise of everyone three Freshmen were brought to the limelight- as the personnel of the negative team. Virgil Hussey, the worthy president of the class of '28, Oliver Christy, a prom- inent figure in all college activities, and Joseph Newman, a prospective young law- yer, were the youthful orators who 'charangued the multitudev on that memorable night of March twentieth, and won a unanimous vote in Houghton's favor. Though these lads won their Alma Mater's true glory, they indeed, owe much of their strength to the loyal service of their Senior brother and alternate Mark Bedford. Again the class of '28 displayed its talents when on April seventh the winners of the annual Literary Contest were announced, and four of the six prizes were awarded to Freshmen. Not only in these two branchesof service, but also in every other organization of the school, the Freshmen are very active. 'The President of the Student Body, the Assistant Editor of the Houghton Star, and 'three officers of the Athenian Literary Society are a few of the honored positions held by worthy Freshmen. Q ' 4 i . Thus, they have made a name for themselves in the first year of their college CHFCCT. ' 27 -., ,.-..-.,,.U,.....-W - ----. ---- ----- - --V A . Q .,... E 3 . ,fix-119 is ,Q fr.: l . , gg .g ,ut .s,. + -- - 91

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