Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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ESPEJ' -122 s.,e:h-1: win a::fa,:-1526155ale-5. 5:6 .Mr ., Q.. ., .Aw-.e-y.. ,::-:,::e5-fm :fe me Q.: :r:m4:,-'meme-1-'fsvzf :'Sxe2e.z2:'w:e-asa, -'fgixf 'ess an Mg, '- 1+ -J 'f-ef: f- v-..pa:e- 1.-:ai f-..:' -, I . fe .eie,,.- V -S.e1ez45',: 1- sz-Q. .fxz-f. -ex -' ie gf . f Isaac Miles Wright B.S. Alfred University Pd.M.g Pd.D. New York University What is a Chemungorganarenthus?-We'll 'sls know perfectly by the time we finish Psychol- sllfl OEIY SVQU lf We dldnit k1'10W at the end Of yly,y p yyri i Logic. So long as we find it 1n New York, ,r1l,1- A... iils l rslh we know it must be alright for all things are ,, -e- A . - - ,,s.. .fgg . f2g :Q l right in New York. r ioyef - f,s pypepecfi For instances don't drop from the sky as . 1 !!:3 53V1S,e '72.7iY5f':E3fI'W ev, ' . M- . :YJ a My M, y,o . ys ,y , FQ 3 ' Q lf ' if quickly as Doctor Wright asks for them. Seme time they may-We hope ee for his Sake- V gq,g We are awfully glad to hear him tell us how M ': interesting some of our knowledge is. Be- Ifel ' ' ' - ,yls L eytl , sides giving us courses in Psychology and Education we believe Dr Wright would be eel'e t f . . ' . . htceeet eye eeee h , hysf l seyel a successful instructor in Foods and their ', ',,eli,'-- ' ',i, rg . e aa 7 'eee P 3 5 'yel tce, . ik yrfs r he be ,ti . ze. Sources -we haven t yet forgotten that after- I- 'Z - it '7 i'7 ' ' ,'e-e- Q dinner talk we received one afternoon. But where'er you go, Dr. Wright, please don't forget the chemung question. I Doris M. Gilbert A.B. Swarthmore W Graduate Student at University of Pennsylvania X - y - o-Yes- Miss Gilbert will prove it to you. ,She teaches us mathematics and she certainly does put pep into all her classes. In her class Miss Gilbert is a splendid in- structor, outside the classroom she's a pal to us all. Page Twenty-seven

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fl' 4 EEPE -1922 ,,..,. J 'lf 1 Elizabeth Craig Cobb Bell and Brooliifield Schools of Music Pupil of Caia Aarull Greene Miss Cobb hails from Georgia and brings with her not only the Southern accent, but the S'outherner's lovable disposition. She instructs us in piano and the theory of music. The girls' interest in Miss Cobb's department is Shown in the Music Club which she organized. l n Agnes W. Hawkinson Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Irvington School of Music Pupil of Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift In passing We come ,to Miss Hawkinson, Whom We love to hear sing and who teaches others to sing. Miss H'aWkinson's greatest Work is done in the Glee Club. Much of the popularity and success of our Glee Club is due to the excellent training and instruction of Miss Hawkinsonj Every girl has a good Word for Miss Havvkinson and her Work. I Page Twcn ty-six

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- .....,.,.,...---- 4 -1922 Aa l ESPEIU Dorrice Anwyl Richards B.A.g M.A. Cornell University AS head of the English Department Miss Richards endeavors to teach us to use perfect English and to cultivate a taste for good liter- ature. Her charming talk on Trotty Veck made us feel as if We had really met and known that famous character. Madge M. McKinney A.B.g M.S. Western Reserve University Miss McKinney came to us from the big city of Cleveland to teach us history. She is oder- ing courses in both required and elective his- tory that are second to none. Many of us never realized that history was so important or that it could be so interesting until Miss McKinney got us into her classes. She has gained the confidence of every girl and has not only raised the standard of her depart- ment, but of us all. Page Twenty-eight