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JAMES NOLAN FRESHMAN PRESIDENT HEN this suave Southern Gentleman rolled into that motley, wild-eyed assembly of Freshman, he seemed to have cast a spell over them which has held vice-like ever since. The many, many lamentable imperfections of these Freshmen happily did not prevent them from choosr ing a good leader. Choose they dithim was the man, and it must be noted that he has functioned beautifully. Jim is from apathetic Louisville, where Racing is meat, and drink, and several other things. Pam- Seventy-um:
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sun: I! FRESHMAN CLASS C The F reshman Class T is a notable fact that for the last six years, or ever since the new Halls have been erected, the enrollment of Freshmen has steadily been on the increase. As a consequence, the Class. of ,28, besides being the largest in the history of Xavier, and the most up and doing, also amounts to over one half of the other combined enrollments. Towards the latter end of September, they elected James Nolan of Louisville as President, Raymond Daley, of 'Belle- vue, Kyt, was chosen Vice-President, Austin Welsh, Cincinnati, Secretary, and Joseph Urbain, Hamilton, Ohio, Treasurer. Quantity, the first outstanding feature of the Class, was soon eclipsed by a very high grade of quality, for its members quickly took their place in every activity, minor and major in the College. Starting with Scholarship, distinction was theirs repeatedly in the Philopedian Debating Society, one of the number even succeeding in securing a place on the Varsity Debating Squad. The Masque Society gave place to them too, for a good percentage were cast in the ttComedy of Errors , and the three Little Theatre Plays. Three of the ten contestants in the Oratorical Contest were Freshmen, who showed up so favorably, that some little apprehension was manifest in the behavior of the Upper-Classmen who were desirous of places. More than a few of these apt Freshies had sufficient faith in themselves to take a fling at; The Intercollegiate English Contest, and wrote away as business-like as anyone else. In, and on the Field of Athletics, the constant, bright light of College Life, Freshmen were active to an admirable, and hitherto unheard of degree, in Football, Basket Ball and Baseball. Page Seventy-threc
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