Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Seated: Mrs. Namah Diehl, Elizabeth Kuntz, Vivian Patzold, Loretta Ruddell, Anne M. Kuntz. Standing: Mrs. Elsie Schmoyer, Ruth Reinhard, Dorothy Moser. Secretarial and Clerical Staff Sealed: Stella Tornitsky, Lynn Stevens, Shirley Harmony, Mary Lauoenslager. Joyce Ziegler. Standing: Rudolpha Walther, Charlotte E. Fenstermacher, Mary Moser, Dorothea Wiegner, Carolyn V. Neumeyer, Florence B. Miller. 25

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Jttfirmary Staff Helen M. Lieby, R.N., College Nurse ; Thomas H. Weaber, Jr., M.D., Director of Student Health; Kathryn M. Kistler, R.N., College Nurse . Musk Harold K Marks, A.B., Mus.D., Department Head library Staff Front row: Evelyn White, A.B. in Ed.; Marion Graber, B.S. in Ed. Second row; Mrs. Jeanette Duelfer; Catherine Set- tler, B.S. in Ed.; Arlene E. Desch, B.S. Standing: Mrs. Ruth VVenner, Mary A. Funk, M.S.; John S. Davidson, B.S. in L.S.. M.A.; Mrs. May Manning, B.S.. B.S. in L.S. Missing from Picture: Mrs. Margaret Rocheleau, A.B.. B.S. in L.S.

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IN HONORED MEMORY Dr. Ettinger is remembered by generations of college students as a distinguished teacher and sympathetic adviser. Elis gentleness, kindness and courtesy are known to all wbo came under bis influence. Elis scholarship was sound and extensive; his teaching was thorough and stimulating; he taught Latin as one who loved the language and literature; he is particularly remembered for bis sympathetic teaching of the poetry of Horace; and through his interpretation of literature he taught a philosophy of life that vi tally influenced those of us wbo had the good fortune to be his pupils. Outside of the class his genial disposition, sympathetic attitude, friendly nature, and gentle humor endeared him to all of us. He was an essential part of Muhlenberg College. T his well deserved but inadequate tribute is a labor of love for one who was a student, co Ilea gue and friend of Dr. Ettinger for many years. Robert C. Horn, PJi.D. Dr. George T. Ettinger 26