Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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I 1 ,L Lf F . EEPEIU 1922 COLLEGE ACTIVITIES Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ll! f2l Secretary Music Club 111 Glee Club ill C25 Verna Luciel Davies Certificate Secretarial Course Teachers' Normal Course Nesquehoning, Pa. Her modest and graceful air shows her wise and good as she is fair. Verna is an ideal Woman. She is a good pal and loyal to her friends. When in trouble, go to Verna. S. I ,wr Y? ,M -fax 2 My mr 4? , 4 1 I 425 59.3 3 ,, A 355355 F '5'6,a'1 f . , in ma T-Ny, I , A ,fn 4 - f 1 5 ' 25,4 i - ,' ' ff H ,,-', N - . f rffvswl- L ww. In f Z-r,-yffwgf pf .fa -ef 3. - 2 X i rrr. ' N. Ka - wa, any 1 - ,.,- gasgfggfzf Sw- .1 ',., 4452 QQ - - fn. :AU ,. 1 X. ,fb I yr . ' -A , .Q .25 A-.?,w.N:w?ei? a:f.a,.,, Ax - ' ' ,V af - 3 Ax wwf- ' . hw t ' 'f ' L 2 f H: vR39,r9'x: . xe.Swf,'t J '- f - fa an .1:g.?,., Q .955 I -L ...M f Vw, X . .W ,I A?.'5QN?2i1m'??6 SQPBMW 2. fs 'Q S ' La' . ffl? Jil. , 4 7 '..'f'N -1 1 ,, 2 18' fi f 'X W SQIA . ' new Page Fifty-seven

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EEPEIU-1922 Helen Mae Donaldson' Certificate Secretarial Course Alliance, Ohio Ol no mans presence she feels afraid, . . . ,, At no man s question looks dismayed. This quite small dignified young lady came to us from the Wilds of Ohio. While at Cedar Crest she caught the spirit of Starting in business early in lifei' so she took to raising' a chick- en . With this experience we feel sure Helen will have no trouble training hronchoes, cowboys, or other habituates west of the Mississippi, for Helenls ain- lvition is to go west and live on a Monk- ey Wrench . He1c's to you in a log cabin, Helen! flllllfl XKIIXIIIIN 5 F'- Z . ' - I 1' gk WT ff' X t, A .l.. , li A -4:91. ,ieolycgez Q I ,, by 4. r -Qs S 4 ' - . ,1gff?.fc-7 I V l fl f' 'i' ., 1 , W i.,, l f H l l l i5L'Mm'k ,gfwf-. 1,lfX I ll-f',, ' i-Y 2' NM, , , - ,A 1 ,,' i 'ti 1 ' E.!i:2.f2nV'f . ' r, P fe ,, -K,-w.,--e... x,

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EEPEIU-1922 nf' Ruth Louisa Frey Home Economics Course York, Pa. fHood College 1920-19215 Forward and frolic glee was there The will to do--the soul to dare. I don't think that's nice. No, Ruth, we don't think it's very nice for you to go over and just eat the Sigma Nu's out of house and home. We hear their week's bread supply was all used up dur- ing your stay there. For shame! Any- way, Ruth, he's a nice boy and if you never have to make any more bread for him than you're used to eating you will certainly be one lucky girl. fHl.l.l'.C,l-, .-U IIXITIT S 'X 'fZ.L rr' :X'. - , s