Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Staruling: JEAN GROFF, CHARLOTTE E. FENSTERMACI-IER, SHIRLEY HIQRMONY, RUTH CLEARVVATER, PHYLLIS VOGLER, RUTH REINHARD, DOROTHY MOSEII, ELIZABETH KUNTZ, RUTH PICKERING, MARJORIE CALVERT. Seated: JOYCE ZIEGLER, BARBARA KREss, ANNE M. KUNTZ JEAN GRIEST, STELLA TORNITSKY, BEULAH BAscoM. SECRETARIAL AND CLERICAL STAFF Standing: MARION HAIKTE, DOIIOTHEA WIEGNER, DIARY MOSER, XTIVIAN PATZ- ow, LonE'rTA RUnnEI.I., EvEI.I'N FREEI1. Seated: ESTELY STEVENS, BETTY BREISCII, MIKIKX' LAUDENSLAGER, CAROLYN V. NEUMEYER. Missing from picture: ELSIIZ SCI-IMOYER, FLORENCE MILLER, ETIIEI, EMMISRICI-I, NAMAII DIEHI., JOANNIE NJCKEE, ISOREI. MCCAIN. MLW ' ' . ' ' Y' I I .1 ' 23

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COMMONS Miss HANNAH CLAYTON, Dieziziang Mus. Doms Moomf, Assistant Dietitian. INFIRMARY STAFF THOMAS H. Wmmsn, Jn., M.D., Director of Student Healzhg KATHRYN M. KISTLER, R.N., College N urseg HELEN M. LIEBY, R.N., College Nurse. 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION FLOYD B. SCHWARTZWVALDER, M.S., Department Head Cum: E. BARKER, A.B.g FRANK M. LOUCI-I, B.S. WILLIAWI S. RITTER, M.A.g F. ERNEST FELLOWVS, Ph.B. CHARLES W. ALTEMOSE, Soccer Coachg CARL FRANKETT Wrestling C ouch. A L rf? L - . ,.- K gg, ' N N. f

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Scholar, educator, administrator, fraternity- man, sportsman, athlete, loyal friend, devoted husband, earnest worker, civil servant, far- visioned planner for the common good, con- sciously consecrated to noble ideals, are predi- cates which can be attached to many a profes- sor's name. However, there is a uniqueness about every personality that makes each indi- vidual different from every other man. Other professors at the College might have been de- scribed accurately with the terms listed above, but there has been, and never can there be an- other, only one Doctor Isaac Miles Wriglit. Those of us who knew him and loved him as our teacher, colleague on the faculty, brother, friend, neighbor, and fellow citizen remember a per- sonality that, though irreparably absent from us, can never die. His students will always, with profit, sit un- ,714 ,flflcmariam Dr. Isaac Miles Wriqht der his revolutionary instruction. His colleagues will always recognize his ability as an organizer. His Extension School patrons can never forget his personal interest in their plans and welfare. Many can still see the vigor of his game of ten- nisg and hear his inimitable voice as he kept score for a tournament match. Honesty and integrity of character, humor, satirical irony to expose the artificial shams of others and of himself, loyalty, and patience were exemplified in his unsellish, though genuinely rewarded, service to his college and his city. We miss Doctor Wright's physical presence. As a great teacher, he lives on at Muhlenberg College in those who knew him. RUSSELL W. STINE, PH.D. Professor of Philosophy