Oakland City University - Mirror Yearbook (Oakland City, IN)

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THE MIRROR I n 1929 4 F RESI-IMAN CLASS In the fall of 1928, fiftyfthree freshmen entered the portals of Oakland City College to begin their college career. Dean Monroe called the first class meeting a few days after registration. The class was well organized and the following oilicers were elected: . Xenia Smith ...................... ................... P resident Homer Hightower ............, ............ V ice-President Hazel Dollahari ............. ........... ..... . - .. ......................... Secretary Professor jordan .........................,...................................,....................................................... Class Sponsor The annual freshman party was held at thc Cronbach building November 26. Credit is due to the janitor for keeping the Heats. During the Home Coming week the freshmen gave a very interesting stunt at one chapel exercise. In athletics, the freshmen class has supplied material for both football and basketball teams. Some of those players have made a very outstanding record for Oakland City College. Dramatic ability is also outstanding in the class as was shown in the onefact play given at the Woman's Club party. Although some may be here for only a short time and some for four years, we are sure that we have contributed much to the general life of Oakland City College. Page F iftyfsix

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THE MIRROR 1929 DEBATING TEAM The team of '29 has but two members of the team of '28, The '28 men are Manuel de Leon and George Weigel. The new men have worked hard and have acquitted themselves well in the task assigned them. The representatives of the Indiana State Intercollegiate Dehating League met in Indianapolis May 5, and made arrangements for the debates for this season. Oak' land City College arranged for a dual debate with Indiana Central College, and also a triangle with Franklin and Taylor. The question decided upon at the Indianapolis meeting was as follows: Ref solved that a criminal code similar in procedure to the criminal code of Great Britain he adopted throughout the United States. This has been found to he a very difhf cult question to define. As a result almost every affirmative team of the different colleges put a different interpretation on the subject. This makes it unusually difhf cult for the negative team. The afrirmative team consists of Captain Manuel De Leon, Boner Barrett and Howard Simmons. The negative team consists of Captain George Hornbrook, George Weigel and Thomas Smith. The alternates are J. D. Ivforrow for the afhrmative and Orace Whiteloek for the negative. Page Fiftyfnin: