Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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'Editorial Tareiaee. All that men are engaged in, their Wishes, fears, anger, pleasures, joys, and varied pursuits, form the hoteh-potch of our book. Ya gl-IE IDEA of publishing a College Annual at Muhlenberg my QM is still new. The Class of '93 started itg we second it, www In time this work will simplify itself It will attain such a standard as will call for little improvement. Until this limit is reached the classes will have tedious work. The most liberal idea has been taken for the words College Annualf' It concerns all. Why shall not the competent ones be contributors? We have simply introduced the plan. Classes following us will reap the better results. We have endeavored to be brief in all our literary work, thus facilitating the reading of the book. The artist work was done by one man. Our mission is partly to jest. We have tried to do this in such a manner as to leave no sting. If you read our volume in the same warm, unprejudiced manner as we give it, our mission will not be misunderstood. 8

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