Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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'n' 4 i 1 rw l Q 1 . EEPEIU 1922 21. The girls welcome Dr. and Mrs. Curtis back in true Cedar Crest fashion. 22. The Kumfy Klub give a feed to the Old Dorm girls. Oh, you cake and chicken sandwiches! At last Room 13 is found. 23. Our singing at Vesper Service was made more effective by the addition of two base voices. 24. Mr. J. Klein speaks in Chapel. After arriving from Muhlenberg he in- formed us that he felt like Dante When he left the shades and came to the Celestial beings. A 25. Lessons, lessons and more lessons. 26. The Glee Club from the Bethany Home visited us and sang at Chapel. 27. Kitty and Burn had visitors from home. 28. A nice warm sunshiny day. 29 The faculty sprang a surprise on us in the form of a Hallowe'en Party. Oh, you spooky,Death Chamber and Skeleton. The Ghosts will get you if you don't watch out. 30. Recovering from! the effects of the Ghosts. 31. Lengthy House Meeting. Honor system was discussed. November y 1. Freshman class meeting. 2. Talk of issuing a School paper. 3. Mr. 'and Mrs. Davis give a reception for Dr. and Mrs. Curtis. Their many friends give them a hearty welcome back. q 4. An uneventful day. 5. Many of our girls witness the Muhlenberg-Lehigh game. 6. Sunday-the day of rest. 7. Many visitors on the campus. 8' Tiiiiigigggfiis ?eiii1il132FmThe15? 1lmliei0fhedZT?.ii Q?.15t5eES2Q3EEinQai1'1?i 9. Muhlenberg celebrates their victory over Lehigh in the form of a bonfire. The windows in both our Dorms were crowded with interested spectators. 10. The regular routine. q 11. Armistice Day-We all went to the Memorial services at the Rialto theatre. Page Two Hundred Twenty-six

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. EEPEIU-1922 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 13. 19. 20. 21. 22 23 27 28 29 30 HStreety receives a telephone call. That is, we take for granted that it was for her even if the party did ask for Miss Avenue. Mary entertains Holly. Great excitement in the Old Dorm. Mr. Davis was called away to Maine. The first of a series of Fortnightly Chats arranged by Dr. Curtis. Miss Cobb gave a very interesting talk on The Appreciation of Music. The Preps gave their country fair in the afternoon, Eddie makes some auctioneer. - The American history class gave a Colonial Tea Party. Among the honored guests were George Washington, Samuel Adams, Thomas Jefferson. Tea was served by two Colonial Dames, Miss McKinney, and Miss Richards. Freshmen Class meeting-Committees were chosen for freshmen day, to be held the Monday after vacation. Recital by the Music and Expression departments. There's talent in our School. Dr. Curtis gave a very interesting talk at Vespers. Student House meeting. The new amendments were discussed. A regular epidemic of writing train letters breaks out. School closes for Thanksgiving vacation. About twenty-five remain to eat their turkey at the college. ' Back to school again, everyone telling about the wonderful time she had during vacation. . Freshmen Day-The Frosh show some pep and let the rest of the school know they're alive. No Blue Monday, was their motto. They all re- ported for breakfast, arrayed in black and white, even though Kitty Steele hadn't time to comb her hair. The first snowfall, the Southern girls are all excited. Ice Cream night. ' December 1. 2. 3. Miss Bischoff and some of the girls went on a hike. Miss Cobb gave a recital. The attraction of the evening were the Folk songs and dances. Freshmen hockey game postponed. Most of the girls go to the show as usual. Page Two Hundred Twenty-eight