Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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ff- vy - A ' o, K0 1 .... 'mai EEPE 1922 10. Y. W. C. A. gave a Chinese play, Mrs, Fu at Home. Mardies Chinese song was certainly clever. 11. Terrible blizzard. The Sunshine Limited stalled for a couple of days. No mail nor nothing. 12. Our Mary tells us that she is going to leave. Who will take your place, Mary? ' 13 Friday the 13th. The combined Music Clubs of Lehigh gave a concert in Dietz Hall, afterwards they were tendered a reception by the Sophomore Class. . ' Did we all -enjoy it, well I guess, I Especially the Ode to Cedar Crest. 14. Resting up from the effects of the night before. 15. Helen Rossiter appears on the scene with a black eye. Looks bad Helen. Most of the girls spent the study hour studying the Lehigh Annual instead of their lessons. ' 16. More of the girls go to visit the Dery home. 17. Everyone busy making up work before exams. ' 18. Fortnightly chat given by Mr. Davis, on t'Advertisements. We were all very surprised and sorry tohear of the resignation of Mr. and Mrs. Davis. 19. Ice Cream night. 20. First official basketball game at Cedar Crest. The Ursinus girls score against us. 21. Preparations being made for Exams and the Mid-winter dance. 22. Tomorrow the beginning of an awful week. 23-27. EXAMS! EXAMS! 27. Mid-W'inter dance-Just the thing to top off exams. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left for Maine. We were all very sorry to have them leave us. 29. Another snow storm that stalled the Kutzie for a day. 30. '4Did you pass your exams is the question heard around the Ad. Building and Dorms. 31. Everybody turned out for the play Old Lady 31 given by the Cedar Crest Alumni, at the Lyric Theatre. ' Page Two Hundred Thirty-two

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4704 025.4 EEPE I-1922 February 1. Fortnightly chat. iMiss Laros gives us a very interesting picture lecture on France. 2 3. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Page . It looks almost as if Summer were here. Warm weather feels good after all the snow. Basketball game. Stroudsburg Normal girls come here and, spend the night. Even tho the sun shone, Bob Skie-d . Many of the girls went to town to see The Cat and the Canary. Very spooky. Most of them spent a sleepless night. Sunday-Day of Rest. Basket ball team went in town and practiced in the High School gym. Some of the girls go in to the Trinity Reformed Church to sing at a Christian Endeavor social. Buck,' is on the job, as usual. Rev. Schaffer, of the St. John's Lutheran Church addressed us at Chapel. Swanee Club performs. Program for the evening consisted of three acts: '4Podunc Limited 4'Try-out for Chorus Girl . Boxing lVlatch', No wonder Bernice suifered with indigestion that night. Streety's song was the feature of the evening. Frosh busy preparing for their Cabaret. Spent the afternoon blowing up balloons. Freshman Cabaret-Very much like the real thing. Pierrot and Pierrette were very fitting for the occasion. Dr. Curtis, and Abraham Lincoln's Birthday. Bishop Talbot of Bethlehem addressed us at Vesper Services. The 13th again, but not Friday this time. St. Valentine's Day. The poor mail-man was greatly loaded down. Did Georgie receive a Valentine? Fortnightly Chat. Miss Richards gave a talk on Dickens. The Sophs raided the Freshmen's rooms trying to find their banner. No luck. -17-18.. Glee Club sang at the Riaito Theatre. Eddie and Blanche thought they missed their-car, and arrived on the scene before they were due. Preps dgive their play The Twig of Thorn. Basketball game with Beech- woo . Dr. Curtis announces the death of Mrs. Davis. We were all grieved by the sad news. A nice Springy Sunday. Most of the girls explored the country. Freshman Class organized for their own protection. The Swanee Club went in to Mealy's and gave their Nigger Wedding for the Tall Cedars. X Two Hundred Thirty-four