Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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“ or almost three ncoic and ten . nberg Collect- has been sending her -n he span of mflii s years, each succeeding deadc has brought relieved life and vigo. and li fourth Street between Walnut and Urtfe there has Jo eloped the great institution of In this historical number of thcCiarla on: mtive ) t vo-fold .Primal il . ir.oi o rd with the r I for chatter , the purpose is to present iime ' cross -section of college life nnd udivinc 193( rh« secondary purpose is to a waiter a appreciation of Muhlenberg thiough its histo With these humble .mm— • . . ' bmitb 1937 C1AKL A. In making this attempt it has not been the purpose of this GIARLA to present an entire history of the College and its many phases of activity. That was the purpose of the 1937 edition of the book. Instead, we have outlined as fully as necessary the beginnings made by these many and varied activities, coupled with mention of those new ones which have sprung up from time

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TO THE FIRST EDITOR OF THE CIARLA We dedicate this fiftieth edition of the Muhlenberg year- book to the man who created and named our College an- nual. We honor him on the Golden Anniversary of his CIARLA. HARRY A. YETTER, 93 ' eaica tion Mr. Y etter 1892