Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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D Q iJlHfGJlHigiBllJSll HNBlHHI lHP 0 The Nineteen Hundred Thirty-three CIARLA m n m o m Published by The Junior Class of Muhlenberg College ALLENTOWN, PA. Volume Forty-one HlBIHElBllHIlBllHllHllHBJHlglHllHIglBigiiaiElBliigilBlijB

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a mqmh SQ1.H B]0[a □ B]0[j3 □ SDH □ C opyright 1932 WARREN S. SMITH Editor-in-Chief ■C: DONALD C. SCHLOTTER Business Manager H»noLO Bo-

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Foreword The Doric Greek theme, besides being full of possibilities in its use in the yearbook of a liberal arts college, represents an attempt to lift the work out of the realistic and modern into the fantastic heights of the epic — through the magic means of Greek temples, Greek gods, and Greek quotations. As the critical eye will observe, we omitted, in our desire to make this volume a living memorial, such things as crumbled temples and armless statues, at- tempting rather to re-create the effect of the on- ginal Doric, with all the simplicity that the word implies. To this end, then, Mr. Bowman’s splendid light-and-dark line pen sketches; and to this end the general structure of the book. It is needless to say that the editors realize that they have not actually created a great epic, but, in many respects, just another college year- book. We have only the sincere hope that our stu- dent public will derive from our classic attempt at least something of the fascination which we who have worked on it have experienced.