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

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The hups und mislmps ofu year- How 1-ould we tell them all ? Or which ol' you would cure to hear The ehestnuts which the Protw. hold dear ? And every college hull Has its peculiar tale to tell Of hasty rush, and deufining yell. Then there ure ull the hoys- Their sorrows and their joys. To gather points from every nook, Oh! that would nmke an endless book. This 0llII I.AMMlC, at lust eomplete, Dear friends, we oiler you Q And hope you'll find it quite :L trout Our college pleasures thus to meet In pnnoraunie view. And when youive read this volume through Three things we would request of you: The first, let it he just Iferitieise you must. The second, love the college more, And third, reineinber lVlNl'Z'l'Y-FOUR. ' s I' -W -x- 9 -1- Q

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Prologue. This Ollll l.A Mme, this flame of gold, 'Dear friends, we oflbr you. In it we would the things unfold That heretoiore have not been told, And trust you'll rind them true. 'Twere foolislmess ii' we should try The tastes of all to satisiy, Yea, 'twere an endless task. And all that we now ask Is that, with an unbiased mind, You read what seems at first unkind. There comes a time to every one NVhen he must play the fool, And do the things he'l1 wish undone. Home boys have their good share of fun NVhile theyire attending school. XVe hope the efforts of the staff' To give you all a hearty laugh May not he made in vain. 'Tis not the hope ofgain That spurred us on to undertake An Onllfninnln for you to make. 41- 8 -1-

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1893. May 5, 11, 13, June 9, 10, 11, 12, 12, 13, 13, 13, 13, 14, 14, 15, Sept. 6, 7, 7. Dee. 22, 1894. Jun. Sl, 91 Feb. 22, 22, April 14, 14, Calendar. Friday Evening, . T11ursduy,.. . . . Saturday Evening, 11'1'idnyEvening, . . Saturday Evening, . Sundny,. . . . . . Monday, . .... . Monday Evening, . 'l7uesday,. . . . . . Tuesday, . . . . . Tuesday, . . . . . Tuesday Evening, NVedner-sduy, . . Wezliiesdzm ' Evenin f bi 'l'l1ursd:1y,. . . . . Anniversary of Geetheam Literary S0- eiety. Sixty-eighth Amiivers1n'y of the Theo- loffieul Seminary. D Anniversary of lliugnothian 1'iiter:t1'y Society. Sophomore Orntorieul Contest. Senior Prize Debute. Bueeul:n11'eute Sermon by President Stull 1' in College Clnipel. Exznninzttion for Admission at .Iunior Orntorical Contest. Amnull Meeting of Board of Trustees at 2 P. M. - Ilxuniinution lin' Admission ut 2 P. M. Class Day lflxereises ut 3 P. M. Address before the Literary Societies, by Judge Aslmnm, of Pliiludelphiu. Alumni und Society Reunions, Alumni Dinner. Address before the Alumni Association. Comnleneelnent. 2 P. M. SUMMER VA CATI ON. NVednesduy, .... '1'hn1'sdaiy, Tliursduy, Friday, . . Tuesday, . Tuesday, . 'l'l1u1'sdny, Thu rsdny, Thursday, Th ursduy, . . . - - . . - . . - . Exanninntion for Admission at 2 P. M. First Term begins ut 10 A. M. 1CXilllll1l2Lt.l0ll ibr Admission at 2 P. M. Winter Vacation begins. . Second Term begins ut 8:40 A. M. Examination for Admission at 2 P. M. . Glee Club Prize Debate. Indoor Sports. Third Terni begins. Examination ibr Admission ut 2 P. M. -l-I0-l-