Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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FOREWORD Three years have sped their un- happy course through the labyrinth of the dark pages of history. Like as many centuries preceding the Renaissance, these years have v it- nessed attempts at destruction of fundamental institutions. It is to abolish these attempts that most of us are nov leaving our beloved col- lege. To those men the CIARLA staff turns over this recollection of schol-

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1944

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astic events, personalities, and inti- macies in hope of refreshing pleasant memories in future years. May these pages forever perpetuate and keep alive the warm reveries that feed the lamps of friendship, so that they may never grow dim. A friend is nearer than the light of heaven. Truly, it were better for us that the sun shall be extinguished than that we should be without friends. k i ■ W B |J| - 1 HI F -IjJ |HHK H ■ ' ' ' H HF 1 ' ' in H ' ' H B SJ f jil H , 1 H H - K iHHtt H TJ ■-v- -p ■. ■ W jmm