Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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YWCA President . . . VIRGINIA HINES Vice-President . . KAY WILLIAMS Secretary . . . . . DORIS GOLD Treasurer . . JANET SANTA MARIA 4'Behold. I have set before you an open door, which no one can shut. This is the 1956-57 theme and inspira- tion for the Cedar Crest chapter of the NYT Membered by the entire student body, it offers many forms of on- campus religious participation and urges individual worship for the several faiths and denominations which are represented in the organi- zation. A door has been opened by the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion, its commissions, and its members to a fuller and richer life, based on service to ourselves, our community, and our world. 28 Left to Right: J. Laliar, C. Milne, C. Briggs, li. A. lhlenberg, D. Diehl, M. Porllock K. Hahn. V. Hines. K. Williams, J. Santa Maria, D, Cold, L. Little-Held, B. Vilymall, J Cormaclc, S. Miller, D. Lappin, C. Cossens, N. Creen.

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Left to Right: Dr. Chapman, B. Wyman, Miss Modlin, V. Hines, D. DeYoung, Dean Manges, N. Green. Not Present: H Q N O R B 0 A R D Dr. Moore. The voice of the student body is Student Govern- ment. Girls with leadership qualities and a bona fide concern for the Cedar Crest community are elected as representatives to the organization. Suggestion Box stuffing, complaints, and criticism are fed to its syn- thesizing machine. Ideas, expressed by the adminis- tration, faculty, students, and members themselves, are completely thrashed out. Results and decisions of this action body, which are posted on the Bulletin Board and published in the Crestiad, bring about necessary school harmony. Student Government, 1956-1957, has the phil- osophy of the Three R,s: Recognition of the students' rights and opinions, stronger Reliance on our Honor Code, both of which lead to greater Responsibility for every individual. Honor Board is quite unique in that it appreciates few meetings, the fewer the better. A judicial group, it hears serious breaches of the Honor Code, and is the oracle for ultimate disciplinary action. Four students and four faculty members, who are best qualified, weigh the questions and offer the answers. 27

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WAA The Womenis Athletic Association at Cedar Crest is an organization, which offers many diversified activi- ties to give each student the beneiit of selecting those most suitable to her desires and abilities. An elected group of students governs the association, but all students are eligible to partake in all sports. There are group and individual sports, and also various teams for Sports Days and Playdays. Those excelling in skill, leadership, and good sportsmanship, are elected to Honor Teams. Picnics, dances and a banquet are sponsored by the W. A. A. First Row: C. Milne. Second Row: D. Bean, D. DeYoung, J. Waite, Third Row: V. Hlnes, M. Blanchard, J. Cormack, R. West, J. Hubbel, S. Noble. Fourth Row: D., Frank, B. Vanderherchen, K. Hahn, l. Ochs, K. Wferkheiser, B. Williams. Fifth Row: A. Montesi, B, wry-man, N. Morhart, C. Goldstein, J. Larson, M. Luce, L. Healy, President . . CAROL MILNE Vice-President . . DELORES DEYOUNG Secretary . . . DOROTHY BEAN Treasurer . . LAURA HEALY 29