Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Page Eighteen Class Yell Kiski-ax, ki-ax, ki-ax Ta-min, ta-min, ta-min Kas-ka-ta, kas-ka-ta IQZO R-A-l-I! Class Of Nineteen-Twenty IVIABEL COMBs . President MARIE OEHRLE Vice-President LEAH I-IIBSHMAN . . . Treasurer VIRGINIA ROSE Secretary VIRGINIA lVlAYER . Cheer Leader VERNA BAYLES ..... Historian FLOWER: White Chrysanthemum COLORS: Blue and White Class Song Heres to the school we love so well Fairest of all is she! Heres to the class, the best of all, Heres to the days to be! I-Iere's to our colors, blue and white Long may they ever wave! Nineteen-Twenty is best of all, Long may she strive aright.

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Nineteen-Twenty Tells a Tale CA Scene From a Modern Playb TIME: Late Spring, 1910. PLACE: A wide stretch of green, rolling gently down to a narrow blue stream, bordered with the pale green haze of willows, vivid streaks of color-flame, saffron, rose-the last of a splendid sunset. These gradually fade away until, at the end of the scene, the sky is gray. CHARACTERs: Four maidens: one very young, 1913, one very gay, 1922, one very dignified, 1921, and one very grave, 1910. The first three are clad in bright-colored gowns, but 1910 wears a long black robe and a strange black cap. CThe rise of the curtain discloses the four maidens seated on the green bank of the stream. 1910, with thoughtful eyes looking far off to the vivid west, is telling a tale, while the other three listenj 1910: And so I left my home and traveled far Page Twenly Across wide stretching fields, and hills, and vales. Until I came at last to this fair place. And it is now four years I have been here- And many labors have I here performed- Tasks I-Ierculean-or at least they seemed To me to be as great as those of old. First there was Freshman Physiology, C1913 sighs relievedlyj, And then came history, required course C1911 sighs feelinglyj, And then the awful task ofjunior year- Psychology and its accompanying woe, C1911 sighs moumfullyj,