Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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f. - 0 454i ESP IU- 22 G11 YC-36118 FIO111 OW We've guessed what's going to happen And what you're going to do But whether its right or whether its wrong Is really up to you. Albright, Josephine:- Albright, Louise:- Barnhurst, Virginia: Beyers, Nina:- Burgess, Mildred:- Bucher, Adeline:- Christman, Lillian:- Curtis, Elizabeth:- De Journo, Julie:- Ebbecke, Althea :- At last Joe is a nurse, and a very important one at the famous hospital at Dagaway in the Philippine Islands. Louise started out to be a Physical Director but her dancing attracted so much notice, that she is now in New York assisting M. Chalif, with his Russian Ballet. Virginia is sailing through life just as she sailed through college-on her smile. Nina is taking a complete rest cure at Battle Creek. She has just completed an easy Comprehensive Latin Examination. Mildred was a movie star for a while but she grew weary of that kind of a life-so now she and her husband are living quietly together on one of her many beautiful farms in West Virginia. Adeline has won fame over all the world by her latest book of poems. The demand is so great that the publishers are not able to print it fast enough. Lillian is now Mr. Schwab's private secretary. Whenever she can Steel a little time she delivers her famous lecture, The race between Macungie and Cedar Crest in ten minutes . Betsy, who for the last four years has been working with Stuart Walker and his little theatre, in Cleveland is now in New York. She'has recently opened a little theatre in Greenwich Village where her company of players are presenting some of the plays she has written. Julie is the organizer and supervisor of a Home for Small Children established 1922 by the Preparatory Department of Cedar Crest College. She is making great use of her Domestic Abilities, raising Ubeaucoup petits enfants . Coles Philips has selected Althea as his model in the Woodbury's Soap advertisements- The Skin you love to touch. Page One Hundred Seventy-three Q kv' 'Q A

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EEPEIU-15122 Gildner, Lorena:- Grammes, Lucile' Greenwald, Dorothy:- Guth, Hannah:- Heilman, Mary:- Helfrich, Mary:- Jones, Janet:- Kinney, Dorothy:- Lerch, Josephine: Lewis, Marianna:- Mauer, Catherine:- Mohr, Evelyn:- Perkins, Isabel:- Rupp, Pauline:- Lorena completed her four years at Wellesley with high honors. During that time she became so attaghed to the college that from latest reports she is still doing graduate work there. Lucile with her lovely contralto voice brings back memories of the charming Madame Clara Butt. Dorothy is now in the Foreign -Field. By her calm -and unruffled manner she has kept down numerous uprisings among the Chinese. Hannah is the Dean of one of'our well knownicolleges, where she has become famous in the art of training the young girl of to-day to be a perfect ladyn. Mary entertained the Cedar Crest Preps on their annual New York Trip by giving them a box at the Hippodrome where she is premiere danseuse. Mary is now a great sculptor. Her studio is open at ten in the morning and closes at three in the afternoon. Her address is 1936 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. - You never would expect to find Janet an inmate of Norristown, but there you will find her, loved by all. Doctor Janet Jones famous for her discovery of the Quick Cure for insanity. Although Dorothy was a great social success she soon grew tired of society and she is now making a bigger success behind the ribbon counter at Hessys where she is selling her father's ribbons. Josephine has become one of the greatest benefactors of mankind. She has opened an asylum for poor and friend- less dogs. At the present time it is filled to its utmost capacity. The whole world has proclaimed Marianna the greatest Prima Donna of the ages. She is now making her fifth farewell tour of the United States. Catherine has won much success in advertising. She is now. employed by a real estate firm, and her slogan is, Build in Florida and be Happy . Evelyn is in charge.of the famous Mohr candy factory. Her latest specialty is known as the Got some and want some more all day chewer . Isnabellis now working in collaboration with Professor llglmtstein on a new theory- The Theory of Perpetual 'o ion . Polly went to New York soon after leaving Sweet Briar College. She was soon married, and became a great society leader. Her latest is-designing Navajo sweaters. Page One Hunflred Seventy-four

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I 'I' EEPEIU-1922 How the Preps Spend Their Time September 14: September 19 : September 21 October October October October 10: 12: 21: 22: November 14: November 16: November 17: Decemb er 16: POHllSt5 OR What l lappened and Wl1e11 A general mixture of trunks and tack-hammers, letter paper and fountain pens. School has open- ed. Fair week begins. Everyone dying to go. Get your tickets for the biggest show on the grounds. That no one should die of suppressed excitement, the powers-that-be granted a day to go to the Fair. , Parlez-vous Francais? If you do, come to the opening of La Societe de Francaise. Lots of embryo nurses. The first day for Home Nursing Class. Doctor and Mrs. Curtis return. The event toward which old and new girls have looked forward. The Booster Club has a Doggie Roast, stunts and lots of eats. A second meeting of the French Club. The A's and B's give two short plays, La Marchand de Jouets, and Henri et Yvonne . Candy, cake and needlework circulating freely. The Preps are holding a Carnival. The objects were to give everyone a good time and to make money. Both goals were reached. The money is going to buy trees with which to adorn our campus. The Preps put the Red Cross Drive in motion. The booth in the hall which everyone must pass was really an inspiration. The interest in trunks prevails. The Preps go home with accustomed vigor. Even the Kutztown cars seem to feel the excitement because they bounce into town with even more swagger and lurching than usual.