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

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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.

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HISTORY off '9O. SENIORS ! TUNIORSi Sorus ! I come not here to talk. You know too well The story of our exploits. We are fresh I The bright sun rises to his course, and lights A class of Freshs! He sets, and his last beam Falls on a Fresh I--not such as overcome By superior numbers, the Sophs hold Up for ridicule and lasting reproach, But brave, defiant Freshies-undismayed By the attacks of would-be stretcl1ers, Sophs, Strong in some dozen powerful men 3 only great In that strange spell-a name. Each day wild yells, Or open attack, or lofty contempt, Cry out against them. On one occasion, An innocent man. a stranger, fnothing morej, Was stretched-stretched like a Prep, by those who bore The names of Sophomore, because, forsooth, He was supposed to be one of our nmnber, And therefore fit prey for them ! Be we Fresh And overlook such a blunder ?-Freshmen, and- Whr-r-r-r-r, bang! ! ! The shrill tones of the alarm clock warn me to drop this sub- ject. So, in humbler strain I shall offer for your consideration some of the important events in the early life of '9O. When the timidity which strangers naturally feel, had been overcome, we began to take an active part in college life. In frequent rushes with the Sophs and in various other things too numerous to mention we soon acquired the reputation of being hard to beat. Even Zeus confessed : I don't know what to do with you Freshmen. On account of the deplorable lack of interest manifested in athletics last Fall, there was but little chance for securing distinction in that line. However, 23 I