Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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VoL.17 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE 25 AI:-AMS, LENA . BALL, DOROTHY BUCHANAN, JANET CAMPBELL, MARY COOK, HATTIE . DEFOREST, NlARION . DERHODES, ERMA DUNCAN, PRISCILLA . GALLAGHER, ANNA HADDOCR, ANNA HAEER, EDNA . HENRY, MARY . HILLLIAN, MARJORIE . IOBE, ANNE HELENE . LATHAM, LORRAINE . MCCRUM, JULIA MCCUNE, EMILY BlEALS, RUTH . MERREII, MAYLIE . PARKHURST, CORNELIA PIERCE, IRENE . . POMEROY, ELLEN . REYMERT, MADELINE . ROBIE, SARA . SAYLOR, IDA . SHAEER, MARY . . SIEBER, lV.lARY GRACE STAHR, CAMILLA. WALKER, LOIS . . WARRINGTON, ETHEL . WETZEL, OLIVE . . ANDERSON, ELLA FLORY, HELEN . SHIREY, HAZEL . THOMPSON, MARY TUCRER, BEULAH WASBERS, MABEL WILSON, MARGARET , Senior Classical . Windher, Pa. . IOIQ Park Place, Wilmington, Del . 664 Phila. Avenue, Chambersburg, Pa. . Penn Avenue, Warren, Pa. '. Dutch Neck, N, J. . 125 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. . McKinley Avenue, Salem, O. . Duncannon, Pa. . New Alexandria, Pa. . Terrace Avenue, Apollo, Pa. . Chambersburg, Pa. . McCoySville, Pa. . 5 Delaware Place, Flushing, N. Y. . 127 East Market Street, Xenia, O, . IOI Carbon Street, Weatherly, Pa. . 2 Elm Street, Bradford, Pa. . West Newton, Pa. . 202 Lincoln Street, Oil City, Pa. . SOI West Eighth Street, Wilmington, Del. . I7o North Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . 25 Buena Vista Street, Wilmington, Del. . Port Royal, Pa. . Flushing, N. Y. . 311 Third Street, Aspinwall, Pa. . 1296 High Street, Pottstown, Pa. . Chambersburg, Pa. . Mifilintown, Pa. . Oley, Pa. . Fannettsburg, Pa. . Georgetown, Del. . 707 East Mahoning Street, Punxsutawny, Pa Senior Musical . I2O Hooper Avenue, Toms River, N. I. . 24 Second Street, Bangor, Pa. . 3575 Rhodes Street, Chicago, Ill. . Milroy, Pa. . 144 ElmAAvenue, Rahway, N. I. . 32 East King Street, York, Pa. . Duncannon, Pa.

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VoL.17 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE 27 Junior History It is a ,I2-'Cl' Wilsonite, And she stoppeth all of three- : v 1 ' 10, 1.3, I-1-1 She says. Now list to melw UNO, no, we can't, quoth one and all, K'The hockey game is on, And we have Math and Psych to do, Before the day is gone. She holds them with her glittering eye, The classes stand quite still, And listen like a three-year child To ,12, who has her will. There is a wood not far from here, Which I did chance espyg I liked it well, I took a walk, That I might pass it by. 'Twas twelve o'clock when I reached there, But I was not afraid, I saw a light and followed it, And now I feel repaidf' The classes three, they tare their hair, Yet cannot choose but hear, And thus spake on that Wilsonite- Oh ,I2, she has no fear. As I stood still and watched that light, I saw three hags come near, All bent and crabbed with old age, Yet each one was a seer. The first was robed in purest white, She was the Past, it seemed. The next was clad in emerald green- The Present, so I deemed. The first and last, she Wore a robe As black as black could be, To the Future pointed with her hand, And in that hand, a key. Ulfilh apologies ia Coleridgej And yet there were some more to come, Oh, they were gruesome, tool They gathered 'round the three first hags, I watched what they would do. 'AAt length they formed a circle, large, Around a boiling pot, Therein they threw all kinds of things- The substance-I knew not. The Past then rose, outstretched her hand, The circle stopped quite still, I looked and listened, all intent, While the white one spoke her will. 'K 'Beholdf she said, 'both one and all What this pot will reveal! For I am here to tell the Past Of ,I2 which then I seal. 4' 'Shl-new I look within the pot- Yes! Tis a ball, I see, It bubbles, falls-but now on top- Ah, now I have the key! 'That ball-it is a hockey ball, 'Tis painted blue and white, It tosses, twists and turns around, W'hich shows that ,12 can ight. K' 'But better still-ah, this is good! See on the ball two V'sl Please let me now disclose to you, That this means victories! 'The ball now grows and it expands, It is a leathern one, Basketball, too, must take a turn, When hockey is quite done. 'Ahl-soroini, sorota-what is this? Bonzai, bonzai, bon-bon-zai!- A little boy, who does not move, And who will never die.