Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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And as we went on farther, the numbers multiplied. 'We saw and met Xanthippe, Homer, Virgil, too, Eneas then we hailed with friendly how-d'ye-do. Of Muhlenberg I spoke, where I had been induced, By reading his exploits, to seek this sage recluse. Hineas said he thought we had a fellow there, And sure enough 'twas Schmoyer, with rosy cheeks so fair, On red-cross duty now, alleviating pain Of writhing, wretched men, Shok's won himself a name. He still has his old grip, the height of his Vain pride, He still struts to and fro with his familiar stride. This gloomy vault we quit and sought our flight by boat, The Styx was full of monsters darting and afloat. Its brine was deeply red. A bobbing form we spied. It tried its level best, as to the spot we hied, To drown itself, alas, the head would not go down. The bobbing form was Schell-big man of Allentown. His carcass, as it lay, was twice its former size, ' Inflated with foul air near bursting out his sides. Alert, quick as a flash, a thrust, a loud report, lVith sword the ba g was pierced. He sank without retort. Through carnal brine we plowed and landed safe at last In P1uto's farthest realm, far worse than all we passed 5 Here thousands made their home, and all in concert moaned Resounding so that Hades' superstructure groaned. Their hair were Vipers vile, their eyes were glowing spheres, Had pointed claws for nails, and horns behind their ears. A member of naught-one,-unfortunately heed ! We found in this domain g 'twas Seiger, yes, indeed. Perhaps you wonder why with great astonishment The Fates should him decree this hardest punislnnent. The boy was always late, this fact you well may know 5 No matter what you did, his watch was always slow 5 So when he breathed his last and left his earthly home, The boy again was slow, alas, the boat was gone g But Charon soon returned and told him he must dwell, For missing his connection, in the farthest pit of Hell. 26

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Junior Class. Q 1! Morro, cotons, C-ERADU DIVE!-ISO, UNA VIA. LIGHT BLUE AND MAROON. YELI., RAH, RAH, RAH, RAH! NINETEEN 'ONE, RAH! OFFICERS. PRESIDENT, . . . IRWIN O. SCHELL VICE-PRESIDENT, . . LUTHER SERFASS. SECRETARY, . JAMES M. FETHEROLF. TREASURER, . IRWIN E. NIAGLE. HISTORIAN, G. KELLER RUBRECHT. MONITOR, . . RALPH E. KLINE, NAME. HOME ADDRESS. COLLEGE ADDRESS ALLEN LUTHER BENNER, A T SZ, . . . Schoenersville, So College Euterpea, Junior German Society, Illzzlzfwzbmgg Staff, Business Manager of THE CIARLA, German Prize. CLARENCE BICKEL, A T 52, ,,.. l almatia, 58 College Euterpea, junior German Society, Press Club, Assistant Editor of THE CIARLA, Jlfzzhlenbmgg Staff, Missionary Society, Franklin Literary Society, Glee Club. GEORGE HENRY DRUMHELLER, . . . Earlville, 22 College Soplironia, Missionary Society, Junior German Society. JAMES MILTON FETHEROLF, . . . Kempton, - 32 College Euterpea, junior German Society, rllulzlwzberg Staff, Artist of THE CIARLA, Franklin Literary Society. YVILLIAM PHILIP FETHEROLF, . . . Kempton, 32 College Euterpea, Franklin Literary Society, junior German Society. DANIEL XVERNER HAMM, .... Allentown, 435 Allen Street. Soplironia, Junior German Society, Business Manager of The Jllulzlefzberg. RALPH ESSER KLINE, A 6, . . . Allentown, 24 North Eighth Street Sophronia, Franklin Literary Society, Director of Glee Club, Junior German Society. RAYMOND HENRY KRESSLER, . . . Allentown, 402 North Sixth Street Sophronia, Junior German Society, Franklin Literary Society. 27