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

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE .23 XA'1i.L1A1i'1 VVILEY Wmvlcu .......................................... Lancaster, Pa. Diagnothiang Prepared at George Scihool and .Flillliilill and Marshall Academyg A. B. Course. ' JACOB :Dl'lI'lART VVicN'1'z1c1. ................................... Stony Creek Mills, Pa. A X Ag Gtethean: Prepared at Schuylkill Seminaryg A. ll, Course. 1fAY STANLEY WITMIQR ................................................ Malta, Pa. Marshall Clubg Cane Committee C4Qj Preparetl at Dalmatia High Schoolg A. B. Course. Rox' Gkolflf WITMIQR .................,............................. Lancaster, Pa. AXA: Cieetheang Chaplain Ci. L S. Cay: Cijitie G. L. S. CSQQ Vice-President G. L. S. C355 Class Banquet Committee i353 Class Poet C232 Prepared at Lancaster lligh Schoolg A. B Course. A. liRNs1' ZIMMERMAN ............................................. Lancaster, Pa. Porter Scientihc Society C2l, 132. C49 g Secretary Porter Scientific Society C435 Social Committee Porter Scientific Society Czj, C431 Prepared at Lancaster Evening High Schoolg lfntered Special.

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22 THE 1919 ORTFLAMME VVALTER James MoUN'rz ............................................. Reading, Pa. QE K: Class President C153 Porter Scientilic Societyg 'Varsity Basket Ball C15, C353 Class Basket Ball CI5, C25, C353 Captain C353 Class Base Ball C153 Class Foot Ball CI5, C255 Captain Chemist Foot Ball Team C351 Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy: B. S. Course. ' ALFRIQH Glmcs Nlclu. .....,......................................... Elkins, W. Va. :DK xI13 Porter Scientilic Society3 Class Banquet Committee C253 Scrub Foot Ball C351 Class Vice-President C353 Student Senate C452 lnter-Organization Council C45: Scrub Foot Ball C452 Basket l-Rall Manager C453 Prepared at Kiskimentas Academy: B. S. Course. llIcNlzY KULP Omcu ............... .............. ............... E l izabethtown, Pa. Prepared at Elizabethtown College. Millersville State Normal School and University of Pennsylvania of Pennsylvania: A. B, Courscj CARL JOHN Ricics ............................ ' .................... Millersville, Pa. Paradise Club: Diagnothian: Oritlamme Stal? C353 lntcr-Collegiate Debating Team C35: College Band C35, C452 College Orchestra C355 Manager Student- Weckly C45: Reader Glee Club C452 Prepared at Millersville State Normal Schoolg A. B. Course. Romckr RUPPIN ....................................................... Akron, Pa. Franklin Club3 Gnctheang First Sergt. Military Co. A3 Alternate Inter-Col- legiate Debating Teamg Entered JLll'IlOl'Q Prepared at Akron High School and Pennsylvana Military Academyg A. B. Course. Illmux' Bucmau Scmuvrzu ..................................... Mechanicsburg, Pa. Paradise Club: Glee Club CI5, C453 Class Vice-President C153 Class Basket Ball CI53 Scrub Basket Ball C253 Class Track C153 Assistant Foot Ball Man- ager C353 Manager Class Athletics C453 Chairman Senior Dance Committee C453 Student Senate C453 Prepared at Mechanicsburg High Sehoolg A. B. Course. ARTH cu DliA'l'RlCK Smnrn. . ............................. . . . . . . . .Woodstock, Va. A X A: Dignothian: Chaplain D. L. S. C25: Treasurer ,Y, M. C. A. C353 Stu- dent Volunteers3 Fence Oration C453 Prepared at Massachusetts Academy: A B. Course. A Ioslslfu Ralflmlcl. S'r1N1c ...................................... ..Elizabethtown, Pa. Xcbz Assistant lflase Ball Manager C353 Base Ball Manager C453 Scrub Foot Ball C15, C253 Class Foot Ball C253 Student Senate C45: Senior Dance Com- mittee C-l5I Managing Editor Student-Weekly C45: Board of Governors C45: President lnter-Organization Council C453 Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy: A. B. Course.

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2-l THE 1919 ORIFLAMME Senior History .3 Ave! gl li anxious, eager-eyed youths, awaiting impatiently your feast ii ,,S,,'3' of Oritiamme literature, list unto 11'ly tale of woe! pig? In the fall of the year 1914 two dire calamities fell . upon the world. One took the form of a great war, in- stigated by .Kaiser Willie, the other came in the shape of a sudden swarm of lusty, evil-intentioned beings, commonly known as Freshmen, rushing hither and yon in their wild search for knowledge and trouble. On, on they come, to the tune of All Hail, the Conquer- ing Heroes Come! The very foundations of the college were shaken by this terrible noise. ln a battle royal these fresh, unusually fresh Fresh- men vanquished the Sophomore aristocracy, drove them Hying from the Held and took upon themselves the rule of the institution. For four years has their regime been in powcrg for four years has the college been well and wisely governed. This long period of peace has been interrupted only once. ln the year 1915 QX. D. there was a revolt of a group of ultra-Freshmen, styling themselves the Class of 1919. The insurrection, not meeting with popular support, was promptly and efficiently quashed, and the Class of 1918 ruled 11'lO1'C securely and more gloriously than ever. In the year IQI7 the ranks of the class were broken and thinned to one- half their former nu1nbe1', but still the class reigns on. During this memorable period, which is now drawing to a close, many and the most important offices have been held by their representatives. Never has any party been in such complete control, and never have the aifairs of the college been so well administered. The class has been omnipresent in its activity and all the leaders have come from its ranks. And now, toward the end of this glorious reign, it labors night and day so to improve conditions that the college may be well governed even by those lesser worthics into whose hands the reins of government must passfit So says history and history never lies. i We, the class of IQI8, tlixtract from A Historical Resume of the Activities of the Class of I9IS.i, Ollicial documents, Vol. XXIII., pp. 96-100. 'l'Dr. H. M. 1. Klein.