Franklin and Marshall College - Oriflamme Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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TO THE MAN WHO HAS ASSUMED THE HONORS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PRESIDENT OF OUR BELOVED ALMA MATER, THE MAN IN WHOM ARE CENTERED OUR BRIGHTEST HOPES AND ASPIRATIONS FOR A GREATER FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL, THIS VOLUME IS AFFECTIOANATELY DEDICATED.

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E17 ' REV. HENRY HARBAUGH APPLE

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-l Erecting IT is with a deep sense of the magnitude of the undertaking and with a feeling of corresponding inadequacy and incapability to cope with the task, that We have as- gg Sumed the responsibility of S V the publication of this volume KX of the Onirnnivnvin. We have p J kd striven ,to produce a book Zz.. ff Worthy of a place side by side 7 f with its noble predecessors, N l' is -'..., and for the consummation of I .M X ,il our desire,'We have spared no K efforts and restrained no zeal. i I Especially at this most aus- lings of dissolution and change fill the air, when the assurance N 'i ' of a greater and brighter era for lfranklin and Marshall is heralded from 'every side, are We most for-' tunately urged and incited to do full justice to our Alma., Mater and the men who are assisting in penning her name upon the immortal scroll of fame. - i But, to proceed to a lighter vein. The college student is considered, not as a philosopher, but as a joke and everything emanating from him is to be laughed at. In this little volume, kind reader, We have attempted Z '7 X f 1 bl ' 'fi' F F sd 'W i X! ff . X -, 'N ' '37 'i .Z X ff 'picious time, 4 When the rumbf ,,,,,iQ ' I, N ' g Tu include that which will arouse your risibilities and bring forth laughter 11 l1l111s bfff-11 IT-S Sides. We already recognize our ,failures and our shortf coniings, but in brooding over them We have learned to love them - May you be as kind. W , THE STAFF. I