Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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TO W. WACKERNAGEL: A DEDICATORY Acizosrrc. V4 V9 yr! Truth, heaven-born daughter, ever must hold sway Omnipotent oler earth, as long as she, Witli heralds everywhere on land and sea, Witlistaiicls that monster Error in the fray Against the Church of God. O would the day Come speedily when Truth,' unbound and free, Iinown oler the world, by all confessed shall be I Eternal, Truth shall stand, though Hell essay Reclaiming earth with all satanic might : Nay, it shall rise, and sway the world, and reign Advancing it to paradisal state,- Good-will and peace. To thee, of Truth the right Exalted herald,-teacher, friend humane,- Love's gifts of rev'rence now we dedicate I

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Editor's Preface. J Q3 vb' N presenting this issue, the sixth volume, of TI'IE CIARLA to the reading public, little needs to be said by way of an apology. Since this is an additional volume of a series already begun, there are certain conventionalities in some kinds of matter and its arrangement, which We have seen it fit, at least in a general way, to follow 5 but in the main we have aimed at striking originality, at least as much so as circumstances permitted without breaking what we may call well-established and acknowledged precedent, and such as preserves at least the general uniformity of the series, It has been our aim to present college life not in an ideal way, such as would tickle one's poetic fancies and call up in the reader's mind a veritable Utopia fanned by a pure and unadulterated classic atmosphere, but to give a true version thereof, developed from fact and suggestion, as it has really passed before us. We trust that all-the meditative as Well as the light-l1ea1'ted- may within this volume find food to satisfy their own peculiar tastes, and may from its pages receive the highest mental edinca- tion, for We have striven to furnish a board with the greatest possible variety of dainties and delicacies, as well as a variety of more substantial dishes, so as to meet the desires of all. We have tried to tread lightly so as to leave no stain, and to use the matter and suggestions at our command with a kindly spirit,-such as should reign among students at all times, Witli due acknowledgement and gratitude to all who have assisted us in any way, we now, in the name of the Class of '98, offer this- book to an intelligent and candid public. 7