Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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STATLERC EMILY SCHELL, . TURNER, LAURA FRANCES, . . TURNER, RUTH CRIPPEN, . WHITAKER, SARAH ROBENS, ZUG, MARY GRACE, .... MARSH, MARY LEONA, . . REDDIG, NELLIE BARBARA, YOUNG, EMMA AGNES, . . . LEET, EVA DELLE, . QElI1UiD3f65 fOI' ECQYCC of HD115. JB., - - S A . Ganbibate for Qiertificate of Elrt Bedford, Pa. Corning, Iowa. Corning, Iowa. Phoenixville, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Shippensburg, Pa. Homestead, Pa. Emporium, Pa. 1 21 I 1

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Glass fllbembers fe QZHIINDHICQ fOl' the EGQIIBG of H. JB. BAKER, CAMILLA, . . BOYD, KATE HILLIS, . . . COLT, MARGARET KEMBLE, . . CRAIG, NANCY PEARL, . . . CRAWFORD, ETHEL, . . DENNIS, RUTH, .......... DUEY, HELEN GERTRUDE BOVVMAN, . EDWARDS, EDITH ELSIE, . . . . . . ELLIOTT, ISABELLA ELIZABETH, . . GALLAGHER, MABEL, ...... GALT, SARA ELIZABETH, . IRVINE, FLORENCE, .... JACOB, MARGUERITE IDA, . KERR, HELEN ELIZABETH, . . LEHMILLER, RUTH STIMMEL, . . MCKNICHT, ELIZABETH BELLE, . . NIXON, ELIZABETH, ...... PARRETT, HELEN, . .... . . RIDDLE, CALVINA F., ....... RIDGWAY, MAE SATTERTHVVAITE, . SELLERS, HELEN MAYGER, . . . SHULTZ, MARY ISABEL, . SMITH, HELEN LLOLA, . SMITH, MARY KELSO, . . 20 Warren, Pa. Chambersburg, l'a. Northumberland, l'a. Rimersburg, l'a. 1XliHlintOwn, l':x. WashingtOn C. ll., Hhzf, New BrightOn, l':I. Pittston, l'a. Chambersburg, l'a. Cape May City, X. -I. Terre Hill, l'a. Marion, Incl. Clinton, W, Ya. Philadelphia. l':I. North Industry, Hhiti. Chicago, Ill. Chambersburg, I':1. Yfashington C. ll.. Ol Media, Pa. Cream Ridge, X. Chambersburg, Pa. LOganSpOrt, Ind. YV'el1SbOrO, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. J- lil!

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Senior Glass lbistorxg fe v T seems a far call from the winter of 1905 back to the fall of 1901, but just so Ihr do we limi, 1 memory the time when the tower of Main Hall was graced by our Haig, when we '.-.vfre College life by a victory over the Sophomores in that class scrap which none of us -.-qlio ii ever expect to forget. Side by side with such recollections we place that evening spenr :ii 1 House, our hearts gladdened by the presence of our Junior friends and by our ability tu plciirc ilu.-::. Our Sophomore year shows more scenes of strife from which we emerged by no nieziizs see- ,rg having put behind us such things we went on to the work and pleasure combined in .-X Nighi 4 rr: class entertained us royally this year in South College, and we carried many friendly feelings :ri 1:11 The darkest shadow on the year's record was the parting with 1903. Were it not for 12107 in L in our junior year we should, indeed, have been left desolate. But 1907 has proven herself worthy of our interest, and the manner in which she enreri: doubt in our minds as to her love for us. The Annual we toiled over, and worried over. :ind iinziil whole we prefer to let the Annual of 1905 speak for itself. This year we have not so many memories, but in their places many hopes, tho' we ezire zi- far ahead lest we see june approach to take us from our Alma Mater. The lovaltv of 19uT if 1 v - i M 7 proven again this year, especially by their treatment of us the night after we presented .X Russizizi l ' i Behind us we have left a trail of social events, such as the New Girls, Reception and the l'l'ill mi ' s . 1 e en 3 see others before us. Of course we are proud of our cha ' h' ' , - . . . . i mpions ip in basket ball xx ho xxonlil ii.. have defeated such well trained teams? We are proud also of being the largest Se!-1i01' -1 QQ ii ' Wil of all are we proud to have Wilson College as our Alma Mater. O L ri I A 22