Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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, EEPEID 1922 4 it ,... fmsqfl 0 . -1 C196 ClL1l3 fig' UR Glee Club is one of the living embodiments of our own Cedar Crest Spirit. It is representative of all that we hold dear at Cedar Crest. The joys of our weekly rehearsals thru-out the year, and those joys which we hope to give our friends occasionally make every effort double in real value. This is because it is an organization which stands for song, and all that song has meant to people for centuries past, and all it means to us in our daily lives to-day. Song has undoubtedly a power of creating friendship, love, and good-will anywhere, and, recognizing this fact, we have the privilege to do this very thing annually for our dear college. In the spring the Glee Club takes a trip giving concerts in representatives towns and cities. Among which are: Hershey, Lancaster, Palmyra, Sinking Springs, York, and Allentown. During the fall and winter season this year, we entertained informally for a number of college affairs. On December seventeenth we rendered a Christmas Cantata entitled Bethlehem . The club supplied entertainers for the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Allen. Frequent- ly, Glee Club girls sing for churches in Allentown. The first real appearance of the Club this season was at the Rialto Theatre, Allentown on the nights of February sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth. , Page One Hundred Thirty-six

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T EEPEIU-1922 Giee President ................ Secretary and Treasurer ..... Business Manager ....... Accornpanist ..... Director ..... First Sopranos GRACE ALTMILLER MAMIE BOWMAN DOROTHY FLAGG ELIZABETH FOSTER ELEANOR GOOD ELEAQNOR GEARY ABIGAIL KETTERING RUTH KRESSLEY MARGARET LITTLE MADELINE RAKSANYI MARJORY VANDER VEER CONCHA MARQUEZ RACHAEL WASBUTZKY LEONTINE ZIMMERMAN FRANCES MARY STREET Altos VERNA DAVIES ' HARRIET GRAMMES MAE HECK HELEN KENNEDY BLANCHE KRESSLEY MARGUERITE LOBACH HELEN WEINBERGER Club Members LEONTINE ZIMMERMAN . . . . . . .RUTH KRESSLEY ...EDNA BURGESS . . . . . . .FRANCES BEAN . . . .AGNES HAWKINSON Second Sopranos EDNA BURGESS 1 RUTH FREY EVELYN GRAVER I lA'NNA KEPNER 4 . ,LOUISE KUHLKOPF ,EDITH OLSON 5 MQEVELYN KOEHLER i 'PHYLLIS SMITH Page One Hundred Thirty-five