Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Petra C. Lingle Constance Ann ixficconneii ixfiary Frances iVIcFeeters Eiizaheth Nl. iVIcKee Nancy Niaichow Vioietta G. INIEIIOHCY Annette Nietzner Doris R. Wliiler Helen Virginia iviiiier Ruth Virginia Niiiler Elizabeth Moore Eiizaheth McNeal Newton M. Jane Nicholi Jean H. Qiiver Elizabeth Packard Jean Palmer J. Louise Parry Niargaret Ann Passmore Mary' Plummer Grace I. Potts Betty-Estelle Prescott Doris Rice M. Susan Rinehart Eieanore F. Rociisch Ruth Romig Ruth Irene Rossman Clementine Samsei Agnes Frances Schoiten Dorothy Shadie Fern Elizabeth Sheffer Helen Eiizaheth Simpson Dooia Mae Smith Nlarion Wright Smith Helen Elizabeth Stapeilcamp Ruth Elizabeth Stark Josephine C. Steeiman Margaret Jeannette Stiher Lois June Swift Sara Thayer Ruth T. Troutman Catherine Virginia Tuhriciy Niyrtie Wallace Niary Erskine VViison Anita ixfiarie Yeia Marg' Alice Yohe Betty VV. Zimmerman

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Charlotte Alohot Flora B. Acheson lVlary VV. Adams lVlary Anne Amhler Dorothy tl. Andrews Henrietta Andrews Josephine lVl. Andrews Ann E. Ash Elizaheth M. Asselin Elise Balcer Berry Barey Jane C. Beers Helen Elizaloeth Blaclc Adelaide Bornmann Edith G. Broclc Katherine V. Brow Mildred Ruth Brown Jean S. Camphell Barloara Chamloers Gertrude Christiansen Helen R. Chubb Lucille Cleeland lVlary Jane Cline Elizabeth L. Coates Julia M. Coleman Mary Ruth Comer Constance F. Crahh Eleanor J. Cule Rosemary Culp lVlary Davis Vaughn Diclcson Jane A. Donnan Florence Dunn SGPHOMORES ident ...,..... .......... F LORA Ac SO we President ......... ,........... B ETTY Gi: I y ..,,......, KfXTl-IERINE FARR G .............,RuTH TRO Alice Anne Elsey Dorothy R. Erriclcson Kathryn Faringer Frances Findley Jean Forrest Lillian B. Gallagher Marguerite L. Gay Margaret E. Geilo Elizaheth J. Gemmel Louise Gipe Jessie Louise Goehring lVl. Hunt Hardinge Ruth H. Harlcins Virginia E. Hatch Dorothy Helzel Betty Higgins Elizaheth Hodges Janet E. Hollinshed Grace Hoover .lane D. Howell Kathryn E. Hyde Katherine A. Jellleris lVlargaret Jenlcel Elizabeth G. Keiper Helen Jane Keller Kathryn C. Keller Adaline Kepler Suzannah Kohr Mary .lane Kopp Helen Lewis Wlargaret Light

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CLASS As a class We are privileged. To hegin with, we had the unique privilege of coming to Wilson in the same year as President Havensg and hy choosing this propitious year, we chose an undeniably nice year in which to graduate. Nineteen hundred and forty is, to our ears at least, a heautifui numher. It has a well round- ed, complete sound which is gratifying espe- cially to an even. Besides these two privileges which are the personal property of our class, we have the privileges of every sophomore class of Wilson. We came hack from summer vacation, eager to see our friends: and college, with its assur- ing famiiiarity, was almost like a second home. During Vacation we had wondered intermit- tently about the incoming freshmen, Intangible and a hit mysterious they had seemed theng hut here they were hefore our eyes, quite con- crete, and very interesting. We had an im- pulse to show them around, whether they need- ed our help or not. The juniors and seniors, less remote and awful than last year,s juniors and seniors, we greeted as friends on nearly our own level. And we were sophomores and had the right to tyrannize over the freshmen for a whole week! At first it felt queer not to he freshmen. We found ourselves connecting hiacic gym suits with seniors, and we automatically held doors, even for freshmen. But we were not so slow to realize our rights. We watched the fresh-