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

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x IIENRY IRVIN STAHR, Oley, Pa. . Goetheang Chaplain L. S. CID: Secretary G. L. S. fzjg Vice-President G. L. S. Cglg President G. L. S. C152 Censor G. L. S. C4DQ Second Orator G. L. S. Anniversary 145g Sub. Society Librarian fgj, f4.jg Class Secretary fglg Class President C4jg Treasurer College Sludwzi C4jg Assistant Manager Baseball Team Q3jg Manager Baseball Team CQ 9 Student's Iland-book 'Committee Y. M. C. A. Qlj, Qzjg Corresponding Secretary Y. M. C. A. Qgj 3 Member F. and M. Press Association QQ. Prepared at Oley Academy. Profession-Ministry. ' . ' joux SAMUEL S'r.xUn'1', Lower Ileidelberg, Pa. - Goethcang .Curator G. L. S. tsl, fgj, QQ, Reviewer G. L. S. .Pi-epm-ed at F. and M. Academy. Profession-Teaching. IIENRY XVENTZ STICK, Glenville, Pa. Goethean. Prepared at Glenville Academy. Profession-Medicine. FRANK ALBERT SUTER, 529 Pine St., Lancaster, Pa. Prepared at Lancaster High School. Profession-Chemist. , Gnolmls Licxclcsum Tnonms, Adamstown, Md. Diagnothiang Prepared at Frederick Academy. Profession-Medicine. FRANCIS NIARION 'llRUXAL, Greensburg, Pa. Diagnothiang Pyramid Team Qgjg Track Team Sub. C355 Assistant Attorney Defense in Mock Trial Q4jg Class Treasurer Prepared at Greensburg Seminary. Profession -Law. SIMON RAL1'lI Zus1M1aRM.xN, KDKY, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Goetheang 'Varsity Football Team Qlj, Qzj, fgj, Q4jg Board of Directors of F. and M- ' A. A. fzj. Prepared at Mt. Pleasant Academy. Profession- Law. ' x RALPH XVALDO Zoox, 5:7 N. Lime St., Lancaster, Pa. Diagnothian. Prepared at Lancaster lligh School. Profession-Teaching. 24

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llowann Janome Lowxau., Xfll, 44 North Prince bSt., Lancaster, Pa. Diagnothiang Scrub Football Team Qll, fzj g':Class Football Team Ill, C215 Secretary D. L. S. Czjg Reviewer D. L. S. C35 9. Chairman Committee of Arrangements for D. L. S. Anniversary and of Mock Trial Qgl. Prepared at Lancaster High School. - Profession -Law. GFIKDRCSIC WEI.l.1Nm'oN Lu1'z, Steinsville, Pa. Goethean: 'Varsity Football Team f4lg Third Orator G. L. S. Anniversary Prepared at Steinsville, Pa. Profession-Teaching. ji-:ssla NIILLER Maxam., Windsor Castle, Pa. Goetheang Scrub Football Team Qzj, f3jg Class Football Team fzjg Mandolin Club QQ. Prepared at Kutztown State Normal School. Profession-Ministry. Rov M.xI.coLM Nmztv, XID, St. Petersburg, Pa. Diagnothiang Speaker D. L. S. C4jg Critic D. L. S. LQ: Secretary D. L. S. fzlz Class President fzjg 'Varsity Base Ball Team fglg Editor-in-Chief 'om O1ulfI.AmMi-: fgjg Assist' ant Baseball Manager fsjg Attorney for defense at Mock Trial Lil: Dubbs Oration at D. L. S. Anniversary CQ. Prepared at Mercersburg Academy. RICll.KRlJ CoUR'1'NEY REINKQIER, fbliflf, 235 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa.' Diagnothian: President D. L. S. Ltlg Monitor D. L. S. QQ: Vice-President D. L. S. fglz Eulogist D. L. S. Anniversary f4l. Prepared at F. and M. Academy. CIIRISTIAN ll0lfFliR RIss1cR,fbKNI', Florin, Pa. Diagnothian: Collage Sludcnl Staff 131: Substitute 'Varsity Foot Ball Team LQ: Orator D. L. S. Anniversary f.q.j. Prepared at Shippensburg State Normal School. Profession- Law. jnms JICRICMIAII ScliM:iflflaR, Kregesville, Pa. Goethean. Prepared at Polytechnic Institute. Profession-Teacliing. ji-:Rl-: MIQRKIQI. SCIIAIEIPI-'ICR, Lyons. Pa. Goethean. Prepared at K. S. N. S., Kutztown. Profession-Medicine. fJI.lYliR SCOTT Sclluzlflfrzk, Nevonia Club, Fleetwood, Pa. Goetheaug Class President fglz Exchange Editor Collqqv' Sludcul Qgjz Literary Editor College Slrufeul Lil: 'ox ORl1fI..xMMia Staff f3l: President G. L. S. Lp, First Orator G. L. S. Anniversary CQ. Prepared at K. S. N. S., Kutztown. Profession-Law. IIIQNRY Llcvl SellmcTz, Lyunport, Pa. Goetheau. Prepared privately. Profession-Teaching. Joux Rl-:m Sm:-sox, Paradise Club, Pittsburg. Pa. Goethean: Class Vice-President fglz 'oi fJRIFl.A5lMIC Staff fgjg Member Board of Direc- tors l . and M. A. A. fglg 'Varsity Baseball Team f2l,f.tl1 'Varsity Football Team fzj, fgl. QQ: Captain 'Varsity Football Team 145. Prepared at F. and Zyl. Academy. Profcssion-Medicine. EYliRl'1'l l' llol.i.INcsswou1'u Sl'liRUN'. Hagerstown. Md. own lligh School. Profession-Ministry. 23 Goethean. Prepared at llagerst

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Senior 'Hiszstorg' By WALDO T. BRUBAKER al i - , - E, THE twentieth centuryis sons, the sons of Franklin and Mar- V ' gf shall loyal, true and grave, are about to forsake the tutelage of V Sf' our revered college to commence the fight for fame and for- tune in this wicked worldg to launch our craft, heavily laden with the precepts of our Alma Mater and equipped with the block and tackle of moral courage and personal freedom, laboriously con- trived by the wise care of our beloved preceptors, on the Wide sea of worldly experience. Q We, as a class, when we entered the revered halls of Franklin and Mar- shall, were imbued with an aggressive spiritg a spirit as aggressive in the race for knowledge as in the fight for class honors of every description. As freshmen we were undoubtedly green-unmitigatedly green. We are glad to admit it. When we look back to this, our novitiate, the metamorphosis undergone by us during the past four years seems all the more remarkable and gratifying. We graduate forty-one cultured men. As sophomores we toiled diligently over the mighty tasks set us by our over-lords, the Profs. And, although our appetites, perhaps, were some4 what satiated for lobster and MOLLUSCA LAMELLIBRANCIIIA, they were by no means appeased for honors on the rostrum, on the athletic Held, in the field of knowledge,-nor for Freshman ice-cream. We were beginning to be recognized as a power in the body politic of our college. ' V It was during our Sophomore year that we had the gratification of behold- ing the first steps taken to open the way for a H Greater F. and M. The establishment of a Ph.D. course, and the erection of the Science Building, now almost ready for use, mark an epoch in the college history. Another, and an important phase of liberal education has been eliminated from the disregard and neglect which it formerly received. The employ- ment of a competent Director of Athletics was brought about purely by student agitation. These two radical changes having been accomplishedg we hope that the reformation will continue. , By the time we reached the enviable position of Juniors our status was assured. From our pedestal we looked down upon the struggling mass of , ' .25 ,