Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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EE PETE-1922 ima, ' X V5 1 fl DO You REMEMBER f ll . Qqullg ff,-gee - 'o t Q31 I A llli ' ' 0- 1' 0 ik 'Ly 'sw ik E I-. W -..--.... I W Fi I September V r From north, south, east and west the students came to Cedar Crest. First Chapel Service in Dietz Hall. The Board of Trustees gave a wel- coming address to the pupils and faculty. In the absence of Dr. Curtis, Mr. Davis led the service. Schedules arranged and Proctors elected. Bernice tries to enforce the law by notifying Sister Curtis that her lights should be out. Keep it up, t'Burn, you'll make 'em behave. Y. VV. C. A. gave a Get Acquainted Party. The faculty introduced them- selves by doing stunts. The Misses Bischoff and Healy scored a hit by their HE. I. E. I. O. song. Rain! rain! rain! Poor homesick Freshmen. The rain drops fell outside and the teardrops inside. The girls split up in groups and the Upper Classmen took the Freshmen to the various churches. Sophomore Class meeting. Very lively discussion on the subject The Hazing of the Freshmen. Freshmen hazing rules go into effect. Sophomores report big profit on the green shoelacing sale. WoolWorth's 5 and 10c stock of safety pins com- pletely exhausted. Were given a holiday to attend the Great Allentown Fair, but the rain interfered with our plans. Freshmen praying for rain so that the Sophs will have to carry umbrellas, too. Dr. Wright expresseshis opinion upon the one-sided hair dress of the Freshies. I A night hazing party by the Sophs. The disobedient Freshmen are duly punished. Girls go and explore town. The majority end up at the various shows. Sabbath day-Church, eat, study. Day entertains us after study hour by dressing up and visiting the in- mates of the old Dorm. The faculty went on a hike. W'hile the cat's away, the mice must play. The new dormu girls arrayed in comic attire reported for dinner. Iage Two Hundred Twenty-two

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E 5 F' E J' El-1922 28. Rain, rain go away A Come again some other day. 29. Muriel breezes in from Connecticut, and soon becomes the life of the old Dorm. 30. Sophs serenade the Frosh at dinner with Freshmen won't sleep tonight. The Frosh return the compliment. October 1. The Kodaking fever breaks out and many of the Frosh have their hazing pictures taken. 2. Only ,onemore day of hazing. 3. Hazing over-The Frosh look natural again. 4. Sophomores give a party for the Freshmen in the Recreation room. Concha's Spanish song was encored greatly. We had real movies 'n everything. 5. Freshmen class meeting to elect officers. 6. Juniors sold doggies just before turning in hour. They must have a grudge against the rest of us. 7. The Swanee Club gave a party to their new members. 8. The Secretarial girls entertain the rest of the school in the form of a Kids Party. Some really looked and behaved as though they hadn't seen six summers. 9. Many visitors here. Machines coming and going all afternoon. 10. Plans being made for the State Party. 11. Br-r-r-r-cold and rainy weather. 12. Columbus Day-but nothing special happened. 13. Everyone curious to see the stunts that the girls from the other states are going to pull off. 14. State Party-The nigger wedding given by the Swanee Club was a scream. Streeties' Alleluia's were pathetic. 15. The Episcopal girls went to a tea at Rev. Carhardt's. 16. Homesickness gets the best of one of our Frosh. Kitty Spade takes her bag and baggage and makes a dive for the first train. 17. Big feast in Giggle Inn. 18. Hot water boiler in the Old Dorm bursts. Br-r-r-r-Plenty of cold water. 19. The new members were taken in, in the Y. W. C. A. 20. Mr. Davis' brother and wife visit Cedar Crest. Page Two Hundred Twenty-four