Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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In the meantime upper class- p men start their again-tests!! on sum- mer activities and renew old ac- quaintances. Even before every- thing is unpacked, there are plans for the first informal, anticipa- tions of future -battles on the hockey field, and Hsmootif' ideas for club meetings. Every mo- ment of their time they cram full of Fun and gaiety, for they know tuclies will be- that an too soon s ' ' G will rush past 'n Thanksgivinb 't'es, and 811 , in a cloud of festivii Autumn will be over.

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SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH IT is Indian summer, and the hills across the Conococheague are already putting on their gypsy colors when Wilson girls come Ioaclc, eager to start another year of study and gay companionship. Reunions, Hue cards, remnants of that summer tan, chairs being painted on the fire escapes'-these are but fleeting glimpses of those first few hectic days. For the first time the freshmen meet their new room-mates, dash off to all sorts of tests, and in a flurry of excitement try to fix up their rooms.

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ACADEM I C PROCESSION 14 A LINE of students along each side of the walk from Warneid Hail to Thomson Hail form a white-clad guard of honor. First the faculty, Wearing their gowns and bright-colored hoods, walk between them-then the seniors, proudly Haunting their caps and gowns for time first tirne. The juniors, the sophomores, and the freshmen, all dressed in White, follow in order. with the dig- nity and the ceremony of the Academic Procession and the first chapel service, the college opens for another Vear.