Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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WILLARD D. KLINE, A. M„ M. D. Born at Allentown, Pa. July 4, 1877. Prepared at Muhlenberg Prep. En- tered Muhlenberg College 1893; Was graduated 1897; Entered Jefferson Medical College 1897; Was graduated 1901; Resident Physician at German Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1901-1903; Elected Examining Physician at Muhlenberg College 1908; Physician to Tuberculosis Despensary, Dep’t of Health, Commonwealth of Penna.; Member of the American Medical Asso- ciation and Lehigh County Medical Society. GEORGE O. BARCLAY, D. D. S. Born in Milton, Pa. Prepared at Bucknell Preparatory school; Entered Lafayette, 1894; played left-half-back on the foot ball team; was captain, season of 1896; captain of base ball team season of 1897. 1897 and 1898, played with the Rochester base-ball team of the Plastern League; Fall of 1897, he coached and played on the foot-ball team of the Greensburg Athletic Club; 1898 and 1899, coached the University of Rochester foot-ball team. He played three years with the St. Louis base-ball team of the National League and two years with the Boston Nationals. He entered Medico Chi, graduating in 1908 with the degree, U. D. S. In 1907, he coached the Muhlenberg College foot-ball team; 1908 was elected Professor of Physical Education at Muhlenberg College. At the present time he is practicing dentistry in Philadelphia.

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GEORGE N. HAASZ, A. B. Prepared at Pennington Seminary, Pennington, N. J.. Was graduated 1902; Entered Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, 1902; Entered Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa., 1903; Was graduated 1906; Degree of A. B. Elected to Harrison Scholarship which he later resigned to accept the position of Assistant in European History; Elected Instructor in History and English at Muhlenberg College, 1908. OSCAR FREDERICK BERNHEIM. A. B. Treasurer and Registrar of Muhlenberg College. Born November 16, 1868, at Mount Pleasent, N. C. Prepared at Wilmington, N. C.; in North Carolina College, Mount Pleasant, N. C., and the Academic Department of Muhlenberg College. Entered Muhlenberg College 1888. Was graduated 1892. Private Secretary to Hon. C. J. Erdman, Member of 53 and 54 Congress at Washington 1893-95. Returned to Allentown in 1895, since which time he has been engaged in manufacturing pursuits. Elected Treasurer of Muhlenberg College 1907. Appointed Registrar and Private Secretary to the President, by the executive committee.

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Alumni Association. PRESIDENT, FRANCIS G. LEWIS, Allentown, Pa. VICE PRESIDENTS, REV. EDWIN F. KEEVER, Catasauqua, Pa. REV. J. J. SCHINDEL, Allentown, Pa. RECORDING SECRETARY, J. A. BAUMAN, Ph. D., Allentown, Pa. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY and TREASURER, G. T. ETT1NGER, Ph. D„ Allentown, Pa. BOARD OF MANAGERS: G. T. ETTINGER, Ph. D„ DR. HOWARD S, SEIP. REUBER J. BUTZ, ESQ. To Those Who Are, Who Ought To, and Who Will. I T requires no long ' and tedious investigation to show to a fainninded man that the advantages which a college offers to a young man are not and can not be paid for by the small sum charged for tuition. It must then neces- sarily ' ' follow that an alumnus of an institution of learning owes it something more than the money he has paid into its treasury. This is true of the smaller colleges as well as of the larger ones, for although the latter can offer more courses, a larger equipment, more imposing buildings, the former have their peculiar advantages which in the minds of many educators fully offset those of the larger institutions. This is particularly true of the undergraduate courses. It matters not how much may be offered in the way of mental pabulum and delectation to an undergraduate student, he will carry away with him no more than he is able to digest, and most small colleges offer more than most students can assimilate with profit unto-themselves in the allotted four years of study. What is over and beyond this is use- less and may be a source of harm. The alumnus of a small college, therefore, owes it also a life-long devotion.