Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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A 6 A No EEPEIU-1922 4 JOEQGS Miss Cobb Qin appreciation classl 2 Catherine, do you know anything about Schubert. Catherine: Yes, Miss Cobb, I read his biology. Madame Kistler fdiscussing the amount of somethingj : C'est tout? Janet: No, just one. Dot W. Cin historyh : Andrew Jackson was very automatic. CMean- ing antagonistic, I think.D Margaret Cin Math.J O, had I only been blest with brains instead of beauty! CThat's rareb Evelyn Cin music eXam.5 : 6'Mendelssohn wrote songs without music. 4jM1racles never cease.D Lilian in french class pronounced 'gcelle ci like celery seed, and of course, every body laughed. Louise: '4Did you know the Pope died? Dot: UNO, which one? CFoolish, which one do you think'?j 'Jo and Lil never could understand why plane geometry was called Plane , They thought it meant simple, easy geometry, but they surely have found out differently long since. Margaret: I studied late all night last night. CPoor Margaret, she must be in love.J Jo Cin frenchj : Oh Madame, my sole itchesf' Betsy fas Madame Kistler is reading a love scene in french? : Chl this is getting interesting. Martha: Why ? Nina Cwrote in englishj: He walked toward him in Frenchf' CA new way of walkingj Adeline: I guess she did pretty near was? fa mixture of Chinese, Latin, and Englishj r . Who knows how young Alma is? Adeline QAfter teasing her about being Chinese.J My parents have been in America ever since the Revolution. Janet: Rudolph dies in the end and they show the funeral. Margaret: O, did they have the funeral afterwards then ? P ge One Hundred S ty

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LEEPEIU-1922 2 wx , 1, 3-'nv V Booster Club President .... ........................ M ARY THOMAS Secretary . . . ........... DOROTHY GREENWALD Members LOUISE ALBRIGHT JULIE DE JOURNO VIRGINIA BARNHURST JOSEPHINE LERCH ADELINE BUCHER DOROTHY KINNEY ALTHEA EBBECKE MARIANNA LEWIS DOROTHY GREENVVALD ISABEL PERKINS HANNAH GUTH MADELINE RUSHTON MARY HEILMAN ELIZABETH STRADLEY MARY THOMAS OULD you like to know just What the Booster Club is, Why it started, and what it does? Well, We Will try to tell you all about it. One day a girl said to some other girls, HI think it would be a good plan to have an organization that Would help everything at the school. This club would help put f'pep into the cheering at basketball games, it would help other organizations, advertise the play they were about to present, of some party they were giving, and niost of all, it would boost the Whole school . The girls highly approved of this plan and they formed an or anization h' th h 1 . C g ' Wie souddoall these things Just mentioned. As we look back over the eventful year We see nothing but pleasure and gooclq tinies and we now look forward to another year which We hope Will be as niuc , if not niore, of a success as this one has been. Pafe One Hundred Seventy-two