Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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VoL.17 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE 33 ELIZABETH CLINE S'r1zw,x1zTsv1LL1s, N. I. Here's a young lady named Cline, In hockey she surely is line. With her hair in a braid, This Ileet-looted maid Beats everyone else down the line. PEARLM' CLOUSER NEW BLooMF11zLn, PA. P is for Pearl, the silent and sad. Her outlook on life seems eternally bad. She sits up each 'night with a handful of papers Wfhen no one is near, she starts in her capers. When she's through, like a halo surrounding her head The curl papers appear, and she's ready for bed. KATHRYN COLT, Mem Schin NORTHUMBERLAND, PA. Little Miss Up-to-Date, you say? Shels certainly chic from Z to A. She's a mighty good kid in every Way, And naught would trouble her placid mind If some becoming way she could find To do her hair Without a rat. -

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32 THE CONOCOCHEAGUE VOL. MARION BRYCE, stun and Daggar Xfrn ERIE, PA. A maid there is, of whom I now must tell, Whose soul is fattened with romantic spell, And when she sings, tho' it be e'en 21 scale, She makes of it a poem, or some sweet tale. CHARLOTTE BRYDEN, CID A B SCRANTON, PA. Oftl in the stilly night, Ere slumber's chain has bound her, Into the hall she creeps, Her kimona wrapped around her. Over her Psych she pores, XVith seven more books beside her. in Working for double 'H-X's - . V , And may good luck betide her. . A V ISABEL BUCK XVARREN, P.-x. There be none of Hermeis daughters Wfith dramatic powers like theeg And like tempests on the waters Is thy sweet voice to me. As thy sweet head thou art tossing, With thy gestures most engrossing, Didst thou sinile upon the dean? By Izix smile, so't'would seem. l 5 1- 1

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i THE CONOCOCHEAGUE Vor,.17 KATHERINE COOVER, Skull and Dagger Club HARRISBURG, PA. This is the fair Katrina, Of the 'flunoesquel' form and airg God-like only in demeanor,- It does not extend to her fare. For instead of just nectar, As we'd really expect her, She eats food enough for a fair. ELEANOR COPELIN, 'Aloha Club ITARRISBURG, PA. She looks quite well and healthy, But, if you inquire, you'll hnd She sullers from a malady Of quite a curious kind. It's called Neglected Academics, And itls treated just this way- A dose ol' Iniirmary On written-lesson day. FRANCES COUNSELMAN SHORT CREEK, W. VA. Trickle, trickle, trickle, On thy cold iron sides, O Radiator! W And I would that my tongue could utter X' ' The smells that arose from that butter. 4' he Oh! well for Miss Fannie's trick That she played on her friend Julia K. 'We know that it made Julia sick, For a month from her room did she stay.