Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Psychology Scaled: Carl W. Boyer, Ph.D.; David K. Spelt, Ph.D., Department Head. Standing: Elmer K. Kilmer, Ph D. German Seated: Ralph C. Wood, Ph.D.: Heinrich Meyer, Ph.D.; Preston A. Barba, Ph.D., Department Head. Standing: J. Michael Moore, AM.; Jesse B. Renninger, A.B., B.D.; Luther D. Pflueger, Ph.D. Missing from Picture: Rudolph J. Sprenger, A.B.. M.Litt. Education Standing: Elmer K. Kilmer, Ph.D. Seated: Milton H. Stein- HAUER, Ph.D., Department Head.

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was granted a year s leave of absence for study and re- search. Mr. J. Mich ael Moore of this department was granted a leave of absence to serve the National Lutheran Council in its Displaced Persons Bureau in Geneva, Switz- erland. Professor George Richey ol the Art Department resigned in order to study abroad. Dr. Charles I rexler lei t when the office of Student Pastor was closed; Chaplain Horn will take over his work. In the Department ol Religion and Philosophy Mr. Robert Marshall was granted leave to study at the University ol Chicago. Mr. George I homp- son lei t to continue study lor two years in Scandinavian countries. Mr. Philip Hoh accepted a call as pastor in Sp ring City, Penna. Dr. Morris Greth was lent to the Min- isterium ol Pennsylvania to make a survey and study ol its Social Mission work. During the Fall Term Dr. Harold K. Mar ks was i II; Mrs. We rner Richter took over his classes. Maestro C iuseppi Moschetti, world renowned organist, acted as Chapel Cl loir D irector and Organist. I here were also changes in the Administration. Mr. Gordon Fister resigned as Public Relat ions D irector to become Assistant Managing Editor ol the Allentown Eve- ning Chronicle. Mr. Keiter resigned as College Business Manager to go into private business. Mr. A. Hartzell re- signed as Grounds and Buildings Superintendent. Mr. H. MacGregor, College I reasurer, became liead of the com- bined Business office and I reasurer s office. He was also named Secretary to llie Board of I rustees. I he College name was further advanced by scholar- ships granted for study at Schools and Universities through- out the country and abroad. Boo ks were published by Dr. Kendig, Professor Myers, Mr. Fister, and Mr. Gemmell. Dr. Heinrich Meyer was invited to attend the Goethe Bicen- tennial held in Aspen, Colorado, under the Auspices of the University of Chicago. He read a paper at that gather- ing of the world s Goethe Scholars. Dr. Steinhauer was elected Vice President ol the Association of Liberal Arts Colleges of Pennsylvania for the Advancement of Teach- ing. Mr. Nagle was named Veterans representative with offices in the Administration Building. Mr. George Froun- felker in addition to his other duties has been named to the staff of the college I esting Bureau. In retrospect this has been a busy year. The changes and advancements as well as the proposed plans are in- dicative of Muhlenberg s effort to serve mankind through the medium of an education based on sound Christian principles. 17

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English Seated: Harold L. Stencer, A. M.; Frank Smoyer. A.B.; John D. M. Brown, A.M., Litt.D., Department Head; Carl S. Criswell, M.A.; Earl R. Mohn, B.S. in Ed. Standing: Ralph G. McConnell, AM.; Andrew II. Erskine, A.M.; Perry F. Kendig, A.M., Pli.D.: Charles Hagelman, AM.; William L. Kinter. A.M. Mathematics Seated: Truman Koehler, B.S., M.A.; Thorman A. Nelson, M.Ed.; Luther J. Deck, A.M., Department Head. Standing: Everett W. Holt, M S.: John M. Woolford, M.A.; Samuel H. Ottinger. B.S. 19