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

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Registration 84 Orientation cont. Weekend in the Countr I couldn't have been more psyched to resume life at F 84 M. Sure, hot-tar roofing and cab-driving were a summer- time blast, but I was unquestionably ready to return to friends and non- stop laughter. I arrived in Lancaster a week early to spread the fever to incoming freshmen. Black Pyramids, dorm counselors, and other misguided upper- classmen combined troops to mesmerize the freshmen recruits with smiles, talk of the good life and other 'deviant behavior. There was porter service, Fum-style, where the fearful young were moved into dorms. As car after car were quickly unloaded, all 16 0 Tradition Today by Howie Brechner , til' I tv . f' , if N With the hopes of getting freshmen to meet one another in still another way, Black Pyramid and WFNM combined to put on Evening Tunes in the Quad. No one boogied, but our goal was accomplished - frosh came swarming to make the scene. But, the crowning touch came with the First Annual Black Pyramid Games and Saga Ice- Cream Eating Extravaganza. Incredible spirit, good weather, and the need to play the fool brought off an after- noon of good times that many will were amazed and touched that our Betty White smiles remained. Then came walking tours of campus and the city tub . . . Lancaster, that is.J Professional guides introduced our Black Pyramid and Saga introduce first annual games. freshman campers to the Red Rose town, remember. while Black Pyramid jesters passed out I had only one regret throughout - candy and fruit to make the rain seem the weekend marked my senior year: less icy. the beginning of the end.

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