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

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- . 11 Frfface ORIGINALITY IS AN ELUSIVE QUALITY as far as yearbooks are con- cerned and the staff of the 1958 Oriflamme does not pretend to have any monopoly of that quality in this particular annal of events. However, we do feel that there are two rather unique aspects of this particular Oriflammen First of all, We have a cover which is quite dif- ferent from those used on past Franklin and Marshall yearbooks. Credit for the design of this cover goes to Warren Krebs, who We feel has done a line job. The second unique feature of the 195 8 Oriflamme is the features sec- tion Which is no longer just a section filled with pictures of dances, freshmen hazing, etc., but now contains a humorous, if somewhat sat- irical look at our generation, the beat, the angry, and the lost generation. We feel that this feature section Will, perhaps, mean more to the reader in future years than any series of feature pictures could mean, for it represents our ideas, though done in a humorous vein, during our stay at Franklin and Marshall College. RONALD L. BUCKWALTER Editor-in-chief Cubic of 6014 mfs INTRODUCTION F RATERNITIES ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SPORTS SENIORS FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY