Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Ve' ..... WZ - E 5 E In 1322- SOPl'lO1'11OYG PlQdSL'l1fG' a ESPITE the valiant efforts last year of upper biassmen to subdue our Freshmen pep, we were not to be defeated, and this year finds us, though Sophomores, still holding our 1 ground. Last yearis Freshmen class of sixty-three members has become this year's Sophomore class of forty-odd members, a de- crease in numbers only, however. In everything we do, we aim to obey our motto: B--2. Even when it comes to hazing Freshmen, we do not allow any deviation from this rule. We also believe in recognizing and rewarding faithful obedience to all regulations, hence, a party in the Recreation Room in honor of the Freshmen. 4 Ask any Sophomore what the date, February 24, 1922, is noted for and she will immediately, and without pausing to think, answer with pride, 'fthe Sophomore Dancef' Japanese lanterns, cherry blossoms, incense transformed our beloved halls into a fairy-land of oriental splendor. These, together with a jazzy orchestra and dainty refreshments-no wonder the dance has made such an impression on our memories, an impression that we recall with pleasure and longings. ' V We Sophomores do not believe in play only, however. The call to relieve suffering of European Students found us ready for service. So we gave a tea dance to help raise money for them. This dance was successful in providing not only a good sum of money for the cause, but also a very fine time for all who attended. A The Sophomore Class early caught the Cedar Crest spirit and have manifested it in ways too numerous to mention. It is our desire that all succeeding classes be as fortunate as we have been. Page Ninetyfse