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

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In mid-September the freshman arrives to find the campus trimmed and polished to look its best. But the peace and quiet of his 17rst impression is soon disrupted by the hectic schedule of Orientation week. It is during this initiation to the rigors of academic life that he becomes acquainted with the many faces of Franklin and Marshall, the Office of the Dean of Students, dormitory life, athletic competition extra-curricular activities, the fraternity system, and Lancaster society.

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,gs 5 After a summer of rest and relaxation, the Upperclassman returns to the quiet, genteel atmosphere of Lancaster to find many facets Of his academic environment unchanged and traditional. However, there are various startling innovations dotting the familiar scene of his undergraduate days: classrooms have been renovated, new shrubbery planted, and a new dormitory begun. Perhaps the most perplexing manifestations of modern engineering ingenuity are the carefully contrived speed bumps in the college driveways. As he eases his automobile over the yellow islands in Hartman Oval, he Wi-Vfflllly considers the wonders wrought by modern science.