Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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COLORS: CARDINAL AND STEEL GRAY. IVIUI-ILE BERG CGLLEGE. CQLLEGE Yau.: FIZ, Frzzv-FUZ, Plz ! Poo, ANTIPOO! TERRAS, RATTLERSI ZIG-ZAG I BOOMERANG, CRASH! MUHLENBERG I 9

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Preface. J' Q29 199 IME produces many changes. Ruthlessly, as it were, it moves forward in its triumphant course, leaving in its wake vast and potent forces that materially alter the existing order of things. These changes are not limited to particular spheres of existence and activity, but the evidence of their presence is noted everywhere. This must necessarily always be the case in all things. The baneful consequences resulting from a condition of things in which change is not found as a factor, may be realized in a measure by imagining everything at a standstill, and the marvelous and brilliant light of art, literature, science and discovery reduced to darkness. Perhaps nowhere is change so clearly manifested as in a college and its surroundings. The very atmosphere and spirit of an institution of this nature are pregnant with forces that make changes possible. Herein lies our apology, if there be need of one, of sending forth the CIARLA upon the vast sea of college journalism. Of each year's Board there is demanded a CIARLA more nearly complete and more pleasing to the eye than any of its predecessors. We have endeavored constantly to keep this in view, and have accordingly introduced some changes in the book intended to produce this effect. ,Great care has been exercised in illustrating tl1e work, so that quality and quantity alike be introduced. The artistic ability of the class is clearly shown by the excellent work herein displayed. The book, however, is not our ideal. After our thoughts and ideas have been embodied in cold metal, and we again behold the same after a lapse of time, we often observe defects and room for improvement. This we feel to be the case in the present instance. Yet we trust that our efforts may be productive of some beneiit and pleasure to our fellowstudents and their friends, and to our Alma fllafer and her welfare. Witli what measure of success we have performed our duties, we leave to the reader to decide. 8

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Board of Trustees. 55.29 REV. JAMES L. BECKER, . REV. CHARLES J. COOPER, D. D., HON GUSTAV A. ENDIJGH, LL. D., REV. JESSE S. ERB, . . HON. CONSTANTINE J. ERDMAN, REV. HENRY S FEGLEY, . CHARLES A. FONDERSMITH, A. W. GEIGER, . . . . REV. EDWARD T. HORN, D. D., . . REV. GOTTLOB F. KROTET., D. D., LL D., REV. JOHN I-I. IQUDER, . , HON. FRANK E. NIEILY, JAMES K. lWlOSSER, . . REV. OSCAR E. PFLUEGER, SAMUEL N. POTTEIGER, ESQ., REV. STEPHEN A. REPASS, D. D., ALFRED G. SAEGER, . THOMAS W. SAEGER, . JOHN SEABOLDT, . . . REV. FRANKLIN J. F. SGHANTZ, D. D., REV. JACOB D. SCHINDEL, D. D , . . REV. THEODORE E. SOHHAUR, D. D., . . REV. JOSEPH A. SEISS, D. D., LL. D., L. H. D., . EHON. EDXVARD S. SHIRUER, . . . REV. PROP. GEORGE F. SPIEKER, D. D., GEORGE R. ULRICH, D. D. S., . A. STANLEY ULRICH, ESQ., REV. JOHN H. WAIDELICH, . ROBERT E. WRIGHT, ESQ., . . REV. SAMUEL A. ZIEGENEUSS, D. D, . X Deceased. IO Lansdale Allentown Reading Slatington Allentown New Tripoli Lancaster Norristown Reading New York City Lehigliton Lebanon Allentown Elizabetliville Reading Allentown Allentown Allentown Lehighton Myerstown Allentown Lebanor Pliiladelpliia Allentown Philadelphia Philaclelphia Lebanon Sellersville Allentown Philadelphia