The Freshman

An unathletic college freshman ridiculed by his peers for his mannerisms strives to become popular by making the football team.

Cast

Harold Lloyd

as Harold Lamb

Jobyna Ralston

as Peggy

Brooks Benedict

as The College Cad

Hazel Keener

as The College Belle

Joseph Harrington

as The College Tailor

Pat Harmon

as The Football Coach

Leon Beaumon

as Student (uncredited)

Ethel Broadhurst

as Woman (uncredited)

Roy Brooks

as Tall Student (uncredited)

Rosalind Byrne

as Girl Caught in Suspenders at Dance (uncredited)

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