Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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bg PI-IILIPPA CONNOR Lois HECK FREI,wn1xIx SMITH CONOCGCI-IEAGUE STAFF PI-IILIPPA CONNOR ,..... ....... E DITOR-IN-CHIEF EILEEN FERGUSON .... ....... A SSOCIATE EDITOR ALICE SI-IUTTS .... ....... lf. ITERARY EDITOR Assistant Literary Ectitors DIARY HELEN BICKLEY JEAN HAXVLICK ANITA POOLE ..... ..... ....... f X RT EDITOR FREDRIKA SMITH .... ..... P IIOTOGRAPI-I EDITOR Assistant Art Ectitor EDITI'I BOVVER Snapstlot Ectitors JEAN RIDCLEY PALILINE LANDES LOIS HECK ..... ........ B USINESS ZVIANAGER Assistant Business tvtanagers DORIS ADELBERG ELEIXNOR TICPIENOR BETH IQING BETTY IQURTZ NIARY DOUGLAS CONSTANCE LEIGHTON 18

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