Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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ru if f5.iw'iW n. Lm n n,Z9N. 559551 yd gmngwmu ufflvwlxy 1 in Nimlal 91 Page Twenty-three 1-.vb s '.t.'I-vvstzwww? 'sm F5-,pr ,Xg6!I0'LlJ'LL5 tfdf tL0l'L fgmrcf of ,juafeea EIEEFQS D Elected by the Ministerium of Pennsylvania 1939 Rev. Fred. Fiedler 1939 Dean Conrad Seegers, Ph.D. 1939 Rev. Frank M. Urich, D.D. 1939 1939 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1939 1939 1939 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1941 1939 1940 1941 Rev. john C. Mattes, D.D. Rev. Conrad Wilker, D.D. Rev. L. Domer Ulrich, D.D., fdj Dr. Howard S. Seip, D.D.S. A Rev. John H. Waidelich, D.D. Rev. G. Harold Kinard, D.D. Rev. A. Charles R. Keiter, D.D. ' Mr. Harry I. Koch Dr. Robert B. Klotz, M.D., fry Mr. E. Clarence Miller, LL.D. Mr. Oliver N. Clauss Mr. George B. Balmer Mr. J. Myron Shimer Rev. George S. Kressley, Litt.D. Rev. Corson C. Snyder Elected by the Board of Trustees Mr. William M. D. Miller Vacant Mr. Howard L. Keiper Mr. J. Wilmer Fisher Mr. Peter S. Trumbower Mr. Robert A. Young Mr. Reuben Butz, LL.D. Mr. George K. Mosser, Qdj Dr. William A. Hausman, SCD. Elected by the Alumni Association Mr. Howard E. Shimer Rev. James O. Leibensperger, D.D. Mr. Charles H. Esser fdj Iieceased. frj ReMgned,iU heahh. ,,,,.. .. . 4.2.-...J-up Birdsboro Philadelphia Philadelphia Scranton Allentown Wilkes-Barre Allentown Sellersville Allentown Lebanon Allentown Bethlehem Philadelphia Allentown Reading Philadelphia Reading Bethlehem Allentown Stroudsburg Reading Nazareth Allentown Allentown Trexlertown Allentown Nazareth Bethlehem Kutztown C0 E --1. ' - . Y, ra ...L ...:.i.,..

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'fi- ' '5' fi 1.91 QPF p . ,. .. . - . . ..-. -.-......,.,. .,'.' ' ,i l I . u .. ,.,',-aq hpvz g..-with 1 , 53 .Jaap ,,.i..':-s4A,1.t :Iwo E qu., W .fgcfminiafrafzon A5528 -,Human 1 sub hififfmif? neg' 119'-W'? :'f3f fha Y3'f 'W w .4 av fi WW? lasik Us nal' it' ' wwiwtiif -,., .M -we dxf A gxfrfx 5-if' . ww' ,,. ..wF'f !T,at m 'wMf w 'w,,aW vin!! A if uf? 'ski' ,walt in .ai- 4319 ,.0 Si CHARLES GARRETTSON Alumni Secretary the efforts of our Director of Public Relations, Muhlen- berg is becoming an important part in the news world. The administration has recognized this factor in the life of our college by the establishment of this new position. A The rising interest in the athletic program presents many problems for solution. The administration of these problems is in the capable hands of our Athletic Direc- tor and his assistant. The record of Muhlenberg ath- letics indicates how successfully this phase of our ad- ministration has functioned in the past year. The start of a new athletic program is heralded by an additional and wider scope of activities in the future. The revitalized interest of Muhlenberg Alumni is the result of the work of our new Alumni Secretary. Every effort is made to keep former Muhlenberg men in active contact with the college through such means as the Alumni Magazine, the loyalty fund, and the em- ployment bureau. The placement of students especially is a well-warranted service on the part of the Alumni office. The administration can well be proud of this important department. In every aspect our administration is making great efforts to do their part in the establishment of a Greater Muhlenberg. We are justly proud of so fine an admin- istration. Page Twenty-five WILLIAM S. FINK Bursar OSCAR F. BERNHEIM Treafurer C0 11--.-a..-A....,:-L 1 ..-5.5 ,.- r f- - n- rf- - .-....,-i..La1..s.-.--.,..