Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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CHAPEL CHCIR First Roux' Mrs. Robbins lDirvct0rl. Pat Everson. ll. Suvmlerhauf. R. Seyfs-rt lLi- hrarianl. Sm-01111 R01l'.' ll. Staples. B. Fisher. ll, H1-llvr lPresiclentl, Tlllifll Row' lj. Stahl. Xl. Summis, N. Wlesllrrook lViee- Presiflenll. Fflllfffl Ron: J. lJs'Vric-S, D Stoffels. .l. lliller. Fifth Rmb: M. Quinn, l.. Svvcfirrllw. H. Leise. Sfxlfz Rolf: S. Weisl. .l. Yarney lSecretaryl, li. Myers. X. Sanslrom. .l. Kunzman, ll. Mirro. ll. Estes, B. Slewirsmi. Sew-rzllz, Roux' ll. llohrhach, U. llililx. ll. Snook. E1'g'f1,'l1 Rvlr: D. Tulrio, lf. Beyer. l CONCERT CHCIR Vllilhur Hellman, Dirvclor. First Roux' ll. Slrankm-ilor, N. Crm-en lMzu1age1'l, C. Moses. M. Galati. S. Noble. M. Sziarto, l7. l.:-irilrach P. Major lSec'retaryl. C. Peters, E. Dorang. Second Roux' U. llarley. M. Oclell lljresiclentl. M. Miller, B. Coleman, B. Tehhs, D Cranclall. J. Ranclolph. L, Semmer. K. Sutton, D. Noble. Third Roux' M. Luce. J. Larsen. F. Carr, S. Kline. lf. Riegel, L. Littlm-field K. Hahn. L. Brill. C. Detwiler. R. BlllClSZllS, Fozzrflz How: M. Hollman. C. Fischer lVice Presiclentl, N. Wvooclring, P. Vlvooclring. N. Auer, J. Summerill. J. Santa Maria. P. Kelting. P. Hamilton, S. Oclell. il

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First Row: C. Det- Wiler, D. Cold, V. Hines. Second Row: J. Schlcgel, C. Con- don, M. Miller, M. L. Portlock, N. Green lfljrogram Chairmanl, Dr. Strong fAdvisorl, E. ldisenhauer lipresidentj, Third Row: C. Fischer, Mr. Wolfe tAd- visorj, B. Wlyman. Not Present: M. Reynolds tSec.- Treasj The literary society is composed of those fifteen juniors and seniors T A B A R D with the highest academic ratings in English. Topics of literary interest are discussed at the meetings. Annual competition is open to the student body in the realm of creative Writing. First Row: C. Fischer, E. Duick. Second Row: K. Doll, L. Swartzenburg, J. Schlegel, Mrs. Talmadge t'Advisorj, C. Milne tPresidentJ, E. Eisenhauer tSec.-Treas.J. CLASSICAL CLUB Bona fide participation and acade- mic excellence in either Creek or Latin Warrant membership in the Classical Club. The group familiarizes itself with the peoples, customs, and illus- trious men and women of Greece and Rome. Three meetings each year pre- cede the piece de resistance, a Roman banquet.

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Never a dull moment at rehearsal, eager young ladies boarding buses, excited songsters on stage: this was our Concert Choir, the forty-voice group, comprising the major musical organization on cam- pus. ln addition to Concert Choir, nine harmonious voices made up the Madrigal Singers, and Chapel Choir led musical worship each Week. This year's Choir was outstanding in having had many high spots of choral endeavor from classic to ultra-modern, both religious and secular. Exchange concerts with New York University, Lehigh, Muhlen- berg, and Franklin and Marshall Choirs, brought the college into contact with neighboring schools, and pre- sented the opportunity for developing the social graces too. The annual C. B. S. Christmas broadcast, participation in the bi-centenial Mozart festival at Haverford College, joint concert with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and campus concerts rounded out the year. Thus, our choral program was indeed an unusual one this year, and another impulse of art was trans- mitted, beautifully, through song. rang. Top to Bottom: C. Fis- cher, M. Miller, M. Hoff- man, L, Brill, J. Santa Maria, J. Randolph, C. Moses, L. Semmer, E. Do- MADRIGAL SINGERS