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' ' ' ' P 'ir' 'r--f r r - 07- ff' ff 5 .lallllllljb cn CIE'-EM, The Freshman Class NKNUVVN to the world and to each other-just innocent Freshies-we began our College course on a Thursday of last September. Much im- pressed by the splendid building, we tiptoed cautiously up the broad granite steps and passed between the imposing bronze portals, feeling small and forlorn. Inside, students seemed to be springing up from nowhere and disappearing as mysteriously, but they apparently knew exactly where they were going. XVe, however, did not know where to go, and so we just roamed around, feeling unpleasantly conspicuous. But at ten o'clock we were directed to gather in the Pharmacy Lecture Room, and there we had our first College lesson, in Latin, and began our acquaintance with that very popular professor, Dr. Thompson. And after that, we were sent away to the other end of the building for a lecture on Arithmetic. Vffhen we learned that this professor was the Dean himself, we were filled with awe. And so on from day to day and from class to class we went, gradually get- ting acquainted with each other and with the school. As there are one hundred and eighty-odd of us, it is no small task just to get acquainted with one's class- mates. That the class is imbued with some genuine school spirit was shown by the active part taken by the Freshmen in Undergraduate Night, an entertain- ment given in january for the benefit of the Athletic Association. The red- letter day of February, for the Freshies, was the ninth, when the very enjoyable Class Dance was given in George Robert VVhite Hall. The class organized early in the winter, and after some exciting sessions elected these officers: President, VVilliam R. Blairg Vice-President, Raymond P. Murphy, Secretary, Mollie K. Box, Treasurer, Harry Lepler. 81
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