Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Seniors GEORGE DESCH DRUCKENMILLER, Old Zionsvillc, Pa. IR. THURMAN ERDMAN, Allentown, Pa. MAX ,SCHALL ERDMAN, A T il, Allentown, Pa. MALCOLM WEIGLP: GROSS, A T ii, Allentown, Pa. JACOB WTLLI.AM HENRY HEINTZ, Philadelphia, Pa. ALLEN VAN HEYL, A T il, Allentown, Pa. WILLIAM ULYSSES KLSTLER, Lynnville, Pa. HARRY CHARLES KLINE, Philadelphia, Pa. FRANK CARROLL LONGAKER, Linfield, Pa. GEORGE CHARLES LOOS, Philadelphia, Pa. D.A.YID A.ARON MILLER, A T Si, . . Allentown, Pa. SAMUEL PETER MILLER, A T ii, Allentown, Pa. WILLIAM HORATIO SEYMOUR MILLER, A T 12, . . .Allentown, Pa. W.ARREN NICKEL, Applebachsville, Pa. GEORGE STUART OPP, Bethlehem, Pa. MARTIN LUTHER TREXLER, ! ' P A, Bernville, Pa. FREDERICK WILLIAM WACKERNAGEL, I P A, . . . Allentown, Pa. EDWIN STEPHEN WOODRING, -Allentown, Pa. CHARLES DRUCKENMILLER ZWEIFIR Palm, Pa 22

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Class of ’94. “QUOT HOMIMES tot SEMTENTIAE.” COLOR5--RED AND BLACK. CbASS OFFICERS. PRKSIDKNT, . . . VICE PRK.SIDRNT, vSECRETARY, TREASURER, . • ■ HISTORIAN, PRESIDENT, . . . VICE PRESIDENT, SECRET.ARV, . - . TREASURER, HISTORIAN, ' A ' ST TERM. SECOM) TERM. . .1. T. ERDMAN. E. S. WOODRINO. . W. U. KISTLER. :m. W. OROSS. . . .11. C. KLINE. A. V. HEVL. . . S. P. MILLER. WARREN NICKEL. . J. W. H. HEINTZ. H. C. KLINE.

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History o? the Class of ’94. T I. AST the beautiful star which has led us so faithfully, from the time we entered Queen City, on the plains near the Jordan, until the present time, is standing high in the Zenith (5 ) predicting that our course is run. ' I ' he Class of ’94 has the ]Dri ilege of retrospection, and for the third and last time makes her apj)earance in the CiARL.t, and then bids farewell ( 10) to the College World. It wo ild be impo.ssible in the .space allotted to us to give a detailed history of our e.x- istence. We do not believe or j)ose as Carlyle does in his Hero (15) Worship, “He is above thee like a Ciod.” Vet ’94 has accomplished some good in her brief e.xistence, that is worthy ol si)ecial note. Four years have we dwelt in an atmosphere odoriferous of Ancient tongue and customs. What sights have we beheld from the (20) Holes 09 Jdistory oV 94. Edi row’s Motto ; — Evtn ii lue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. — V irgil. I. The Bh. ' vutiful Star. It seems that this elass must have hitched their wagon to a star as Emerson has exhorted all young men. We wonder whether they were not thus carried too high above other poor earthly mortals. 13. A Detailed History. Happy are we, writes a contemporary, “that ' 94 has so kindly spared us the relation of her inoincntous history.” 19. Atmosphere Odoriferous of Ancient Tongue. ’94 was rather thoroughly imbued with this ancient odor; the odor clung to them, perhaps a little too strongly for intimate association. — (C iroii. I [iih. Call.) 23