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

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Name. G1llr,1,'r RfJl'Iff?lff. W11.:-:oN S. HARTZliI. ,...... 229 N. Mary St., . . HOWARD C. I-I11.1.1sc:As-as, .1 7' ,',, . 147 King St., . . JACOB A. K11-:F1f1r:R ,.... . . 229 N. Mary St., . . C1,1QM1cN'r D. K1uiSs1.Ev, . . E. Doucmss LANTZ, rl' lr' 'lf',, R. If11ANK1.1N MA1N,. . . . HARVEY W. M1i'rzI.15R, . J. FRANK M1w1a1+., . . AI.B1f:11'r F. NACE, . WM. H. N1-:1K1R1c, . . . CARI, W. PLANK, ,Y lf!-Q . EDVVARD L. l'oN'1'z, . AMOS O. REITER ,... . L. A1.1.1eN SANu1ue1i, L' .l., . MARTIN W. Sc11w1s1'rz15R, . A wruuu L. SH111,1':N111c1u:1c11, F111sn, C. Sw14:1Q'1'oN, J 1' J, MAU1uc1cS. H. U1-ml-211, . . WM. F. Z11eGI.1eR, . . . . . . 136 N. Charlotte St., . . 222 W Orange St., . . . 547 W. Chestnut St., . .Sporting Hill, . . . . . 543 W. Chestnut St., . . 229 N. Mary St., . . . . 414 W. jmnest St., . . . 416 W.jzu11es St., . . . .145 Pine St., . . . . . 648 W. CilCStll1lt St., . . 414 W. James St., . . . . 442 N. Mary St., . . . . . 515 W. Chestnut St., , . . . 402 S. Lime St., . . . . 673 Columbia Ave., . . . 543 W. Chestnut St., A 1, leg J 35 Home Ad1Irc.v.v. Clialfmit, Pa. PEllllSillll'g, Pa. Lyons, Pa. New Mnlioning, Pa Keedysville, Md. Wasl1i115,11o11, D. C Sporting Hill, l'n l'e1111 llall, Pu. Seitzlnml, Pa. Huyett, Mil. St. Cluirsville, Pu Lancaster, Pa. Kitt1111i11g, Pu. Ilarrisbnrg, Pu. Ephratn, Pu. lleberlig, Pa. Lancaster, l'n. Lznlczxster, Pa. Spring Mills, Pa.

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History of '94 biggest class ever gr'1du'1ted from the 1n- stitution wlnch entitles us to the name the elephant class Four years of our life were ' spent within these walls, and ere the bright June days have passed away, we will make the final touch down and the victory is ours. In taking a retrospective glance into the realms of the past we see all the deeds, glorious and brave, which this wonderful class Ca fa certain Prof.J has accomplished. As they have been recorded i11 previous issues of this annual we shall omit them here. Were we to inquire from each individual member of the class what his opinion was of college life, what was his favorite study, how he enjoyed being sat on by the Prof's., etc., what a varied and interesting volume could be written! When for the last time we have smoked the pipe and transferred the mantel to our successors, then will we realize that this is truly our com- mencement season. Four years ago, how far distant did the Senior year appear, and what a vast amount of work remained to be done ere we attained the high position of A. B. We entered the labyrinth of the course and dug away until at the opening of the present year we were able to advance still farther and dig into the interior of the earth where the mysteries of the creation were revealed to us, after which we would return to the crust of the earth and master electricity and magnetism, and finally soar away to the far-off sun and silent moon to learn of the mysteries stored away yet to be revealed, perhaps by one of our astronomers. During our Junior year we published THE ORIFLAMME. Not desirous of boasting we will allow the demand and praise received '. 0 ALLED upon are we, for the fourth time, to , record upon these pages the history of the ,x . ..'.'. + . s ' 36