Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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ANTHONY, MARGUERITE BAYLES, VERNA BEATTIE, EMMA RUTH BEATTIE, MARJORIE LUCINDA BOYD, LORAINE AGNES BOYLE, MARY ELIZABETH BRUGLER, RUTH BYERLY, CLARA EMMA CAHILL, LEILA WIKOFF CLARK, HELEN SEARIGHT COMBS, MABEL ANNE CULLEY, CYENEVIEVE WITHERSPOON DISERT, MARGARET CRISWELL Page Twenty-Iwo Seniors FIRTH, DOROTHY JANE FISHER, KATHRYN AUDENRIED FLAGI4, AGNES NELSON CIEMMILL, CHARLOTTE ELEANOR GETTINGER, LEONA DOROTHY GREGORY, PHYLLIS MAY I-IELERIGH, ANNA ELIZABETH HEVNER, KATE LUCILE I-IIBSHMAN, LEAH EVELYN HYKES, MARGARET RESIDE MAYER, LILLIAN VIRGINIA MGCAFEERTY, SARA LYLE MONTGOMERY, MARGARET DUBOIS MORGART, MARGARET VIRGINIA MOUL, EMELINE REBECCA OEHRLE, OEHRLE REMSEN, RENAUD, I MARIE LOUISE MARY ELIZABETH HELEN ROSS EWING MADELEINE ROSE, CATHERINE VIRGINIA SMITH, ELINOR SWETTMAN, MARY HENRIETTA SWOYER, I-IAZEL AMY TOWNSEND, CAROLYN REBECCA VAIL, JANET ELIZABETH WHITE, EDITH LOUISE WILLIAMS, RUTH LENORE

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Class I-IISCOFY-Continued And even now I am engaged upon A task that is yet greater than all these- Philosophy of Conduct it is called, Or Ethics , if you seek a simpler name fiozo herself sighs anxiouslyj, And yet this, too, I hope to make complete Within the space of but a few brief weeks. But all has not been labor, for I've found Much pleasure in my life in these four years, Contests on Field and floor l've fought-some won, Some lost, yet every one have I enjoyed. fiozg and iozz look doubtful, but iqzi nods ap- provingly, and perceiving her attitude, the others do likewisej And often have I danced in festive halls Decked with bright-colored streamers, or enhanced With boughs of fragrant pine from dim, dark woods. In those same halls, mad frolics have I had- At I-Iallowe'en and other joyous times- And I have watched the stately minuet When gallant courtiers and fair ladies danced. And I have feasted, too, full many a time, With my dear sister, Eighteen, who has gone Out into the wide world, and also with My younger sister, Nineteen-Twenty-Two, fSmiles upon iozzl Who came to take the place of dear Eighteen. So, many times I have made merry here, With all fair Wilsons daughters, through these years- The battle and the banquet and the dance I-Iave given strength and courage for the tasks That must be done. fiqzg, ion, iozi exchange hopeful glancesj But now the time has come When I must be upon my way again. fThe other three look at her with a question their eyesj Upon my way again, and out into The world where Wilsons other daughters strive To do the greater labors that await Them in a greater world-and yet I love This place and I am loath to leave. CBy this time the last streamers of sunset have faded, the sky is gray, and it is growing dark. All sit silent for a momentj And that is all the tale that I may tell, Some day, perhaps, I shall come back and tell You what comes after and how the tale ends. Clt is almost dark. After a pause, curtain, very slowlyj Page 'futnly om

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