"And we win!" came from a score of freshmen in huge delight.

He was out again in a very few seconds, with a crowd of excited freshmen at his heels; but when they came to look for the sophomores and Rattleton they found nothing.

It is not a frequent thing to find a freshman on the Varsity team, even as substitute, and Joel's fame grew apace and many congratulations were extended to him, in classroom and out.

The fact was that Mr. Verdant Green was a freshman of the freshest kind.

The sophomores the freshmen into the icy water of the lake.

While they did this Dick talked to a number of the freshmen with whom he had become acquainted.

"Say, this is going too far!" cried Dick, and then he raised his voice: "Freshmen to the rescue!"

"Is this an affair between Flockley and Koswell and ourselves or is it simply two freshmen against six sophs?" "Whyerhave Flockley and Koswell anything against you two?" demanded one of the boys curiously.

Then a great roar for Harvard went up, and the dazed freshmen from New Haven realized they were defeated after all.

The just budded Freshmen of the class of '64 could hardly without help decipher "The Rebelliad," which in the Consulship of Plancus Kirkland was the epic of the day.

Frank called the freshmen around him.

The next night was Friday, and Betty welcomed the prospect of the second degree necessary to stamp the freshmen as full-fledged members of the Mysterious For.

Another freshman by the name of Walter Gordon seemed certain to be the regular pitcher of the team.

" Mr. Smalls put down his pewter pot, and said that he had much pleasure in forming the acquaintance of a freshman like Mr. Verdant Green; which was undoubtedly true.

Old rowers looked the freshmen over with astonishment, for they gave the appearance of well-drilled amateurs, and not greenhorns.

He took us freshmen under his wing.

Puisne (i.e. puny) was the term applied to students at the Inns of Court; also to Freshmen at Oxford.