Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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i EP .TU--1922 Pauline Rupp Allentown, Pa. Polly takes every thing for granted and Catherine Maurer Tam pa, Florida Anyone here seen Kitty? Kitty with the cute bobbed hair? We will admit she's usually on the job, but sometimes she can't be found anywhere, especially on the afternoons we practiced for The Twig of Thorne at four o'clock. Her impersonation of a kind old lady is just as good as Kitty is herself. A little birdie once whispered in our ears that she can play the piano. Watch out, Kitty, some day you'll have to entertain us in Music Club. Kitty always stands up to the tune of DiXie . Some wonder why, but we know. It's because sheys from Florida. Thatts another reason for her bright and sunny dis- position. is as care free as the day is long. One of her chief delights is, exercising her muscular ability in snow fights. We don't know how she has succeeded in all her other fights but rumor has it that she usually comes out on top. This is due somewhat to her interests in ath etics and her being a member of the Varsity basket-ball team during her third and fourth years. She is especially good when it comes to scheduling outside games. The teams are very lucky if they hear from her two days before the game. Her greatest ambition is to graduate from Sweet Brier with a complete B. S. degree. From many appearances it is exactly what she needs to qualify her for future years. In case you ask her, her opinion on a short story or a History quizz she will likely say, Oh, it was a little dumb . Page One Hundred Sixty-three

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