Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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VoL.17 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE Class of Nineteen Twelve - 1 1 lf- I Y, --T2 f.'.Qix,5 . . if pw ' K I fi, 1' X FSI W.- M -'E 1 . I ,4 I Ivlorzo HVIVUM AD sU1vIMUIvI Flower VVHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM Golan . . . BLUE AND WHITE Clays Yell Soroini sorotta, iche uensei Banzai banzai ban, bauzai Washoi, washoi, washoi, washoi Banzai, banzai, ban banzai. CLASS OFFICERS Pmidenz . .... EMILY BACON Vice-Prefidenz , ELIZABETH DORWART Smuemry . . JUDITH MCCOMB Treasurer EDITH MARSHALL X,

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28 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE VoL.17 Junior History, continued 'Yet-ye witches-,tis as I thought, I see the true connection, Across his body in blue and green Is written- the Even's Protectionf 'K tThe water now boils over him, And next I see a gate, It opens to the Princess' School. Where ,I2 first met her fate. 4The gateway also dies away, The Past I now will seal, The green one comes to take my place The Present to revealf t'The Past, who was so white and pale, Went back into the ring, The Present rose to take her place, And thence began to sing- AI wave my stick, the pot doth boil, I keep it burning hot, 71275 Present I have come to tell- Oh, this it is my lot. L' 'I see a ball-the hockey ball, Which for the Past did come, The V's are gone, and in their stead- Defeat-but keep it mum! U 'Yet this defeat is very dim, It seems to disappear. I close my eyes, I open them Next year, 'twill not be here. 'The caldron shows a Promenade, With dancing girls and men. fAnd next I see a grove in spring And there the May-day play, 'Tis a success-a great success- There're others yet, they say. 'All these are but fleeting glimpses, The caldron now cools down, On top I see this word remain- Hope-for future renownf The Present with that retreated, The Future came to view, A And slowly she, with pointed hand, Her task began to do. Backward and forward moved her arm, The caldron turned to stone, But yet-be still!-it turned again, And then began to moan. HI watched, I looked, and then I saw An image, dear to me. The Future stooped and murmured chants, And then she used her key. Thenceforth the god began to speak, And this, ye friends, he said- 'For 112-SUCCESS, Renown, Respect-' And then he was as dead. t'The Future, still with pointed hand, Moved back into the ring, When she came to the accustomed place, They all began to sing. 'fMy friends, if you would like to hear, Some come from State, some come from Says '12- for you I'll hum PIN, The lines of what those witches sang- While others come from Penn. 'Twas 'Hail Palladiuml' U The Wilsonite, who thus spake so, Begins to move away, One of the classes goes with her, The others, not-they say! X

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l- THE CONOCOCHEAGUE VoL Junior Class Roll BESSIE ANDERSON, fb X NIJ PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Slightly tripping over the hill, With her kodak over her shoulder Posing her friends with marvelous skill At every cornshock and boulder. To know who they are, it takes a good guesser, , But Bess only laughs and says, L'I'll be Bessorf' EMILY BACON, Aloha Club, db X 111 MooR1zs1'owN, N. I. Of all the girls in IQI2, We clearly love our Emily, 'Tis she who runs our ship of state, And very often bosses Uwe. The only fault that welll expose Is that she gets sarcastic, 'fl lg ' f And when at Faculty she starts ix N She sometimes gets bombastic. 3 xx . x.. N. T, , X s fl E ' . , .Q -iq ELEANOR BECK, Aloha Club BIILTON, Pa. Her te1nper's as sunny :ls the hair of her head. ' Now don't be mistaken, Don't be misled- , XVe'll call her hair golden f We won't say itls red.