Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Jerry Lieberman Ken Semmel Lew Schwartz Richard Gold man Dan Dannenbaum Robert Krain Robert Spivak Sheldon Morris David Ulanet Carl Schnee Arnold Markoe Ronald Moxey Jerry Blum Benson Caplan Phillip Feigenbaum Irv Kerson Donald Sheasley Jim Roman Robert Perlstein Warren Goldfein The CIARLA Staff has labored diligently for the past year and a half to create a worthy volume which will serve as an official summary of the year ' s events. The CIARLA is one of the most prized possessions of many Muhlenberg Alumni for it serves as the connecting link to their college memories. It is the hope of the staff that the students will be proud of and appreciate the 1956 CIARLA for many years. The staff is indebted to the many people — students and faculty — who so graciously con- tributed their talents and time to help produce this book. We sincerely thank Dr. Truman L. Koehler for his fine counselling and advising. We would also like to express our thanks to Apeda Studios and the Kutztown Publishing Company for their technical assistance. Special thanks must go to the photography staff of the Allentown Call-Chronicle Newspapers for the photographic assistance rendered us. And to all others who helped to make the CIARLA a reality, be your contribution large or small, we express our heartfelt thanks.

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The 1956 CIARLA Sports Editors DR. TRUMAN KOEHLER, Faculty Advisor HOWARD SMITH, Managing Editor RICHARD GLICK, Associate Editor LEONARD VINNICK, A LARRY MILLER, Ac ' , ' 9s Ed °” EDWIN KUNKEL, . JOHN KEYSER, Spor,i Ed ° ' s NORMAN ROBINSON, , TED WASSERMAN, F ' ° ,em r Ed s ROBERT HODES, Copy Chief RICHARD TREXLER, Typing and Circulation Chief LOUIS WEINER, Art Editor HARRY BLAZE, Photography Editor ALEXANDER ADELSON, Consultant Fraternity Editors The physical appearance of this tome represents the calculated and deliberate labor of a staff of fifty Muhlenberg men. The true sentimental value which dictated this volume ' s construction lies in the recollection of our collegiate incidents — the pleasant idleness of social intercourse and the expensive experience of an education. The editors hope each word and picture will recall a mem- orable Muhlenberg experience. Like those of the past four years, this book may leave something to be desired by some critics. In each word and picture we have tried to capture every aspect of college life. There may be some mistakes, technical and typographical, but we hope there are no factual errors in this re-construc- tion of the affairs of the Class of 1 956. The editors thank the Muhlenberg family- faculty and administration— for their counsel and guidance, and for these memories. To the gradu- ating class— GOOD LUCK! Howard Frank, Editor-in-chief Paul Levy, Business Manager PAUL LEVY, Business Manager

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to learn manners from stu- dents who are gentlemen and to form character under professors who are Christians