Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Junior Class President . OFFICERS First Term H. Sherman Oberly Vice-President . Russell S. Bachman Secretary . H. Stanley Kleckner Treasurer . J. Paul Hoffberger Monitor- . Ira Rapp Kline President . Second Term Earl S. Erb Vice-President Paul A. Knedler Secretary . Herbert S. Scheli. Treasurer . W. Chester Hill Monitor Deymon W. Kershner Class Historian Richard R. Gates Class Flower . Red Rose Class Colors Maroon and White Class Motto . “ Venirnus, V idi mas. Vincim us.” CLASS YELL Eenika deena eena weena ! Eenika deena eena aah ! Muhlenberg ! 1920! Rah ! 38

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1920 AS SOPHOMORES

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MUHAHNW3 Russell S. Bachman 35 N. 13th Street, Allentown, I a. ‘ ‘ Moony ’ ’ Born at Allentown, Pa., Jan. 28, 1898. Pre- pared at Allentown High School. Entered Muh- lenberg, 1916. Classical Course. Delta Theta. A. H. S. Club; Vice-President (3). Assistant Editor-in-Chief of the 1920 Ciarla. Assistant Cheer Leader (3). Cue and Quill (1), (2), (3); Cast (2). Class Vice-President (3). Class Foot- bull (3). Reformed. Independent. Medicine. This sp ecimen of humanity first saw day- light on a cold January day in 1898. After completing his preliminary education in the schools of Allentown he entered Muhlenberg in the fall of 1916. His experiences while here have been many and varied. His hard- ness (?) was shown at the first college smoker he attended. In studies we always find “Moony” getting along quite well. As sergeant-major of the R. O. T. C. he ts quite a figure (?) on the campus. In ath- letics he will be remembered for his won- derful catch of a forward pass in the memor- able mid-winter Pagan-Minister game, which enabled the Pagans to tie their more ex- perienced opponents. ‘ ‘ Russ ’ ’ expects to enter Penn and study medicine. J. Prince Beasom, Jr. Winnipeg, Man., Canada ‘ ‘ Jimmie ’ ’ Born at St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 1 , 1899. Pre pared at Central Collegiate, Winnipeg, Canada. Entered Muhlenberg, i918. Classical Course. Phi Kappa Tau. WOTA Club. Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet. The 1920 Ciarca, Assistant Advertising Manager. Class Football (3). Muhlenberg S. A. T. C. Lutheran. Democrat. Ministry. You are greeted with a smile and a deep bass voice and then he passes on hurriedly, for lie’s a busy man. Yes, that’s Beasom. He ’s from Canada, too. He was free from freshman regulations, not because he ’s so big, but because he has already “served” two years at Thiel College. His size is no indication of danger for he is harmless. Be- side hearing him come through the dorms calling, “Yo-Ho! Laundry! Tailoring!”, we can often hear him discussing some Y. M. C. A. problem, for he is intensely interested in this department of college work. He has traveled extensively and no doubt will travel much more in his work in the foreign mis- sion field. He has balanced all his activi- ties well to the extent that he has not neg- lected the fair sex. 39