Freshman Class Officers Elda Ririe Joseph Deis Freshman Notes We cannot change our natures, That is beyond our reach; A girl who's born a lemon Can never be a peach. Debating We did excellent in debating. Our class put forth their best material and were represented by Elwood Winters, Delia Terry and Melba Bramwell. Mr. Winters showed his ability as a debator and the class is looking to him for future service. Miss Terry with her convincing way won the favor of one judge but owing to her size she was unable to convince the others. Miss Bramwell gave good material and with more experience will bring fame to the class. Our first parties in the fall of the year were successful. At the first party most of the class members attended and enjoyed the evenin"' in dancing. A three course luncheon was served to over one hundred freshmen. Palms were used for decorating. One of the girls entertained the class at a lawn party. Electric lights were strung around and gave a scene of gayety to the affair which was enjoyed thoroughly by all. During the evening vocal as well as piano solos were rendered by some of our most talented members, among whom are Josephine Shorton, Myrtle Colvin, Ethel Lane and Venna Monson. We know our class is coming to the front in popularity. These girls have all rendered musical numbers in devotional and we have as good if not a little better musical talent in our class than any other class in school. Not only in a musical but in a social way are we popular. Last fall when a queen of the Student Body dance was to be chosen, happy to say, one of our good looking young ladies was chosen the honored one. We sure have some dandy material for baseball. All of our players are "on to the job" although they were defeated by the Sophmores by one point. We know we have more years to work to improve the team. Our athletic manager worked hard to get the team together and the team worked hard to represent our class. The class appreciates what they have done and hope they will continue to work hard. The class accepted the service of Belnap, who is a Junior but it was on account of one of our team not being able to play. We could not have done what we have this year without the support of our advisor Mr. Hansen. We appreciate what he has done for us and hope next year, although we hear he is going to leave, we will have one just as good. In one thing is he, like our class officers unable to convince the class that a small fee is due and has been for sometime. But freshmen, this fault will be overlooked if all will stand for the class and help support it.