Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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College Olenbar. Sept. 3. Dec. 21-23. Jan. 6. Jan. 21. April 9-19. May 23-25. June 19, 10 A. M. June 20, 8.00 p. M. June 20-21. June 20-21. June 22. June 22, 1.30 P. M. June 22 , 1.30 P. M. June 22, 3.30 p. M. June 22, 8.00 p. M. June 23, 9.00 A. M. June 23. June 23, 1 P. M. June 23, 3.30 P. M. June 23, 8.00 p. M. Sept. 1. Dec. 19-21. Dec. 21. $ 1891. First Term began. Address by Rev. C. Ernest Wagner, ’84, Allentown. Semi-annual Examinations. Christmas Vacation. 1892. Second Term began. Semi-annual Board Meeting. Easter Recess. Final Examination of Senior Class. Baccalaureate Sermon by the President, Rev. T. L. Seip, D.D., in St. John’s Church. President’s Reception of the Seniors. Examination of Lower Classes for Promotion. Examination for admission to Freshman Class. Address by Rev. P . Sadtler, D.D., and Junior Oratorical Prize Contest. — Morning. Annual Board Meeting. Reunion of the Literary Societies. Meeting of the Alumni. Alumni Banquet. Commencement and Conferring of Degrees. President’s Reception in the Chapel. — Noon. Commencement Dinner. Address by Rev. F. A. Muhlenberg, D.D., LL. D.; Quarter-Centennial Addresses by Representa- tive Men. Reunion of Alumni and friends in Music Hall. Summer Vacation. First Term begins. Semi-annual Examinations. First Term ends.

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come up to the sublime ideas of the subject and with our shafts at random sent have pierced some guilty heart, we attribute this fact to nature — the mirror which reflected their image to us. We have chosen the name Ciarla, not to assume a foreign air nor wholly because the name seemed beautiful to us, but for the fact of its being suggestive of the matter which meets the reader throughout the entire volume. The rest of the matter needs no explanation from us. Its merits or its imperfections are left to your kind judgment. If in the Ciarla, whatever its imperfections or however unskill- ful the coloring, may be found a portrait not too unfaithful to the char- acteristics and every-day life of a college man, we feel the work has at least attained towards our hopes and that our efforts have not been wholly in vain. Kind reader, we leave it to you. 7

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trustees of t e College. 9 Hon. EDWIN ALBRIGHT, Allentown. Rev. E. AUGUST BAUER Lehighton. Rev. GOTTHARDT D BERNHEIM, D.D., Phillipsburg, N. J. Rev. CHARLES J. COOPER Allentown. JACOB FEGLEY, Pottstown. Hon. MILTON C. HENNINGER, Allentown. Rev. GUSTAV A. HINTERLEITNER, D.D., Pottsville. Rev. MAHLON C. HORINE, Reading. Rev. DANIEL K. KEPNER, Pottstown. Rev. GOTTLOB F. KROTEL, D.D., LL.D., New York. E. B. LEISENRING Mauch Chunk. JAMES K. MOSSER, Allentown. GEORGE H. MYERS, Bethlehem. Rev. SOLOMON E. OCHSENFORD, Selin’s Grove. Rev. JEREMIAH F. OHL, Quakertown. AMOS W. POTTEIGER Reading. Rev. STEPHEN A. REPASS, D.D Allentown. ALFRED G. SAEGER, Allentown. THOMAS W. SAEGER Allentown. Hon. EDWARD S. SHIMER, . . Allentown. Rev. BENJAMIN W. SCHMAUK, Lebanon. Rev. JOSEPH A. SEISS, D.D., LL.D., Philadelphia. REV. FRANKLIN J F. SCHANTZ, Myerstown. Rev. JACOB D. SCHINDEL Allentown. Rev. ENOCH SMITH, ........... Bethlehem. Rev. GEORGE F. SPIEKER, D.D., Allentown. EDWIN H. STINE, Eso., Allentown. A. STANLEY ULRICH, Eso., Lebanon. ROBERT E. WRIGHT, Eso., Allentown. Rev. SAMUEL A. ZIEGENFUSS Bath. 9