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

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if ' YNR 1 111 ARSHU To the college he brought unmatched loy- alty and devotion. From it he demanded the highest standards of sportsmanship and skill. To his department he brought his great ener- gies and diverse talents, his desire to improve and to contribute. And, to Franklin and Mar- shall, Where he came as a student, and returned to rise to eminence in his field and to be es- teemed in the eyes of educators and coaches, he signified the college man as he is idealized and sought. In recognition of his dedicated service we proudly dedicate the 1963 Oriflamme to J. Shober Barr.

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lt is only the deadening powers of time and exposure which devour the wonder of new experience. Tlzose happenings which at once startle the freshmen have long since become commonplace to the senior. Images come and go with the seasons and are soon taken as a matter of routine. Such has been the course of events during the senior's past four years at Franklin and Marshall. Through the e-ve of a camera. and with the aid of a few carefully chosen words, we have tried to capture these images of life at Franklin and lVlarsl1all,' to render a two-dimensional interpreta- tion. The pages of tlzis Oriflamme are designed to review such e.rperiences, many of which perhaps are fading in the minds of some, but are vibrant to still others.