Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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ACTIONS OF ADMINISTRATION Duriiij; this vear the ideals ol tlie .Muhlenberj: constantly have been before us. These ideals are particularly exemplified in the Administration of Muhlen- berg. Taking up their already aribious work with new zeal, tlie administrative staff made great strides in tlie past year. A resident campus j)hysician — a goal long sought for — became a reality when Dr. Frederick ' W ' alp took u] (piart Ts in the Arcade iiitirniary. To the office, too. came more assistance. Kosaiie Moran. sccrctaiy to tlie Registrar, Elizabeth Lux. secretarv to the Aliinmi Secretary, ami atiiii- Carnal! were added lo tlie staff to facililate tin- work of the iliiiiiiistiation. A new Alumni Secretarv. Mr. John agner. began work tbi year. In ad- dition to the contacts maintained willi .ill alumni, the Alumni Association this year sent copies of the Vi EEKLY to all men in our armed forces. The Placement Bureau operated bv the Alumni Office has. as in times past, been helpful to Muhlenberg iiieii lufore and afler graduation. Foui mill will- aildril to llie laiiillN ilmini; liir iai. Mr. Robert Boyer and Mr. W infield Keck became Miiriilii r- ul liie Tin ics deparlim nl. Mr. Karl illiiili i the newest member of the Social Science department. Hie newest anival on llie campus was Mr. Andrew Erskine of the English di parlment. Ibrougb llie Director of Public Relations Mublenberg is gaining the place in public esteem which it rightly deserves — a fit student body, though few. From till- ollice are also controlled all Muhlenberg publications which carry the story of the college lo an ever-widening circle. MR. EDMIM) S. KEITER. A.M.. Business Mnmrjt-r: MR. OSCAR F. BERNHEIM. .R.. Trr.i ttrrr: MR. M I 1 1 M S. FI k. Ii,ir ir. l ' 1 1 mr - ?•=,• I -1 Tweiitv-six

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OUR DEAN, ROBERT C. HORN ROBliRT C. HORN I ' ll. I).. LI 11. I). Dean Our IririMlK D.mi Born at Charlcstown. Soiilli Carolina. Scpteniln-r 12. 1UJ51. I ' lcparcd al Charlestown Hi h School, 1896: A. B. Miililenheif; College. ]9()(l: (ira.liial.- Work, Johns Hopkins University. 1901: A. M. Muhlenlx-rj; Coll.-.-. ' HK : . M.. Harvanl University. 1904: Gradual.- W ..rk. Harvard liiivrr-ilv . I ' JOT. 1908. 1919: Lilt. D.. Muhl.iilpcr College. 1922: (nadiialc W ..rk. ( loliiiiiliia I iii .r il . 192:i: IMi. I).. I ni .M ily of I ' tMi- l aiiia. 192. ' -26. M.iiili.r .il the Coniinill. ' .- .«ii hi-l i u.li.)n : ( ' .otnrriill.. ' .m S. Ii. kir-lii |) and Slu.l.ril Md. Author of ih. ' full. ) s ill;; lii .)k-: I ' . ll.) .i- ..I ill. ' .i . 111.- I m- .d lln- Slili juii(-li .- ail. I ()| lali - in ill.- N.in-Lil. ' rarv Papyri. (tiiii.r.iii D.lla Kappa. Lla Si iiia I ' lii. lplia lau tiii.-ga. Twenty-five

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EXEMPLIFY PRINCIPLES OF MUHLENBERGS The national emergency brought a strain to ail departments of the college, but [larticularly to the Business and Treasurer ' s offices. By much thought aiul hard work, these offices have done much to carry the school through these times. Mr. Oscar Bernheim. though forced by illness to be awav from his duties for a short while, returned in time to complete bis thirt -nitith vcar of service to the school. As in the past, he was assisted in his work bv the capable Mr. illiam Fink, bursar. Mr. Edmund Keiter harulled the business relations and | nrcba iiig of sup- plies of the college for the second year. To all those with whom be came in contact. Mr. Keiter brought an afYai)le pleasantness into the cbilli-d matters of business. Mrs. Meta Ricker. secretary to Dr. Tyson, was once more the strong right arm on which our president leaned, burdened as he was with war time duties. Miss Anne DeLong. secretary to Mr. Keiter. helped iinnu-asurably in the smooth functioning of that office. Miss Helen Mohn. secretarv to Dean Horn and Dr. right, finished her last year of capable work as she made plans to be married near the end of the school vear. Though many dark clouds loom on the horizon of liberal education, there are many silver linings. The CIARLA is but expressing the eonhdenee of all these modern members of the Muhlenberg familv when it prophesies a bright future for Muhlenberg and the Muhlenbergs traditions. MR. GORDON B. FISTER. Director » Puhlir Relations: MR. HARRY . BENFER. A.M.. Registrar anil Dean of Freshmen: MR. PALL J. GEBERT. A.B.. Assistant Registrar: MR. JOHN H. AGNER. A.B.. Alumni Secretarv. Tweiilv- eveii