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

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to the smokey, jazzy, beat beatnik days. It was derelict and decadent as hell and we loved it! Finals came, replacing partying with plugging and panicking. Naturally all our booking had to be refuelled by Dunkin Donuts and gallons of coffee. Collectively, l we were fat, neurotics living out the Agony and the Agony , but somehowwe managed, and first semester came to an end. The Lusty Month of May couldn't compare with the Quad in the spring. Friday afternoons we reveled in im- promptu football games, frisbee, and cocktail parties. Cooled by refreshing draughts of beer, g8zts, and anything alcoholic, we caught the rays',, accompanied by blaring strains of the stereo. Spring Arts was the best of all - Bud, balloons, and Janis Ian. Somewhere, between all the partying we found time to study. Freshman year ended with the destruction of Hart- man Hall. Those that lived there carried away relics and we mourned its passing like an old friend. lVl1ile Bicentennialism kicked off the rest of the country, we were hit by usophomore slump . Most of us, for purely perverse reasons, had chosen dorm life, and prepared our stomachs for yet another year of Saga's endless casseroles, tough meats, and versatility with leftovers. The College Center was still just a huge hole that offended our sense of aesthetics, and the construction crews seemed to be having more construction crews. With our majors declared we worked harder than ever. Those who were hopelessly plunged into pre-med began to wonder whether MD stood for Masochistic Driven. Meanwhile in liberal arts, counterparts were experiencing Karl Marx, Petrarchan Sonnets, and uno 2. Page 8: 1. F 81 M defense points to the recovery ofa fumble against the Dickinson Red Devils. Page 9: 1. An ingenious freshman devises a new, economical way to decorate her room. 2. Anne Myers and Wendy Garb prepare for a night out on thc town. 3. A gorgeous sunset overlooks Buchanan Park, as seen behind Marshall- Buchanan. Transition I 9

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