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

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i, .5 ut. 1'- . V, : -f HISTORY OF '89. have taken it down, so as to put a golden border around it. '89 produced the missing article and '90 went home ruminating in sorrow over their hard luck. Our class is the largest,-3r on the roll, 26 in actual attendance, Schock, Sykes, Mancha, Cleaver and Hollinger not yet having returned from their sunnner vacation. YVe miss them for their particular qualities: Schock, intellect, Sykes, fun,- No monkeying around the band wagon, please 3 -Mancha, music 3 we miss him particu- larly infour orchestra, which we Sophomores are just organizing, Cleaver, acrobat and champion jumper, Hollinger, genuine good nature. As incidental reference has been made to our orchestra, we would say, it is not yet prepared to fill engagements. But we shall notify the general public in next year's ORIFLAMMIC, when full particu- lars will be given. ' - We have many bright projects under sail, some of which require secrecy, in order that the accumulated energies may burst forth with greater splendor at some future day. As I am safe in saying that it is neither conspiracy nor anarchy, the general safety of the public need not be alarmed. XVhen our class shall have emerged from the vortex of test, into which it is wildly rushing, when dripping and wet and bruised and bleeding it shall have crawled out on the other bank, a pale and sorry- looking thing, perched on the stormy heights of Calculus to dry offl and healing its wounds at the balmy equations of chemistry, then, and not till then, must you, gentle reader, look for huge class enterprises. The Historian has looked over fourteen class histories, for a suitable ending, and this one has struck him as altogether the most appropriate, and at the same time the most truthful QQ one. p '89, now 1 strong, bids our readers an affectionate farewell, until the accumu- lating historicalimaterial demands a third hearing. HISTORIAN. I WX I ' J. IVA, Ldgw new Q., ,.o I 21 f EfQ!q.1,,. 1

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B. GRIFFITH,................ '90 CLASS COLORS.-PINK AND BLUE. OFFICERS. Prznvzdnll, ...A......................... ...... ........... 1 1 .j. P. HARNER. irc I n's1'a'cul, ...... 73'ca.wu'vr, ..... Srnz'la1jx', Hf.Yfl7ffHIl, .. A. M. SCHAFFNER. M. MEYER. W. HENDRICKS. .-...- D. M. JONES. FRESHMHN Qnass. NAME. A. R. CRAIG, X.fb.,.... W. M. HALL, A. 'l'. A., -- k-+oo---- COLLKGE Rasmnucs. Harbaugh Hall, .... .............. C olumbia, Pa. nl at ......3OYVCStKll1g,...... J. P. HARNIQR, ............................. Harbaugh Hall I. W. HENDRICKS, sb D. M.joNEs, X.d1.,. W. H. LANDIS, ....... ,.... n -1 .lx.Nl'.,..... .. an u u an nm -1 L. T. LAM1-E, ............ C, E, LONG, fb. K. Nl'.,.... B. M. IVIEYER, ....... .... ...... F. C. MILLER, ...... . M. P. MILLER, dw. K C. D. NEFF, ......... . T. Novn, ..... , ..... W. P. SACHS ,......... A. M. ScHAFFNER,. B. B. YVOLF,'x' ....... 'Left College. . ........ ...... H arbaugh Hall, v ... ......Rol1rerstown,......... and M. Academy, 21 South Mary, .... ..... ..... ......Harbaugl1 Hall,...... South Prince, 22 ......Pavia, Pa. Hom: Anmuzss Harbaugh Hall, ......... ..... ......Lancaster, Pa. ......McGaheysville, Va. ......Worcester, Pa. ......Pottsville, Pa. ......Beaver Springs, Pa ......Frederick, Md. 2:2 West Chestnut, ............ Lancaster, Pa. Rolxrerstown, ......... ...... R ohrerstown, Pa. ......Reading, Pa. Rohrerstown, Pa. Alexandria, Pa. ............japan. -Lancaster, Pa. ...---Hummelstown, Pa. . ...... Lancaster, Pa.