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

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teams--base ball, track, tennis and basket ball-but especially brilliant was the work done on the gridiron by Metzenthin, Mc- Laughlin and Kunkle. Not only in athletics, but also in a literary way, has '99 been doing splendid work upon the publications of the College as well as in the regular and special work of the Literary Societies. This kind of work has received an impetus through the increased facil- ities aiforded by our most excellent library Which it is our privi- lege to enjoy. All honor to the generous donor and distinguished gentleman, whose kindness the Class of '99 so heartily appreciates as it is now obliged to go in quest of subject and matter for ora- tions and theses. Our good ship will soon finish its course, having still thirty- four men, twenty-six of whom are of the forty-one that originally embarked. Though we are Seniors in name, yet we are not so in years, and as we realize that our very many pleasant experiences together are near an end, let it be our wish that memory of the past may strengthen the ties of true friendship here formed. As a class our history will soon end, but as individuals with bright hopes we look toward the future for the completion of a career that shall reflect credit upon our Alma Mater, where we iirst obtained confidence in our ability to develop character which makes possible, for each of us, a high order of success. HISTORIAN. 27

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