Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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DEDICATION For rhree brief, bur full, years the members of »he doss of , ? 56 hove come f o k n ow a very versatile gentle- man. Uoauesrioooblv, rh s man has hod a orofound .nfloence oh our thinking and on our lives. For this reason we dedicate our yearbook f o Dr John Conrad Seegers. We have noted in Dr. Seegers cer- tain unique qualities that enable him both to command respect for his of- fice and also to extend a jovial and friendly smile or a sympathetic ear to any student in need. In his office, we came to know him as a champion of student rights and freedoms. We fol- lowed with interest his reports of Muhlenberg ' s steady financial rise. However, we came to know Dr. Seegers not so much for his abilities as an executive, as an orator or as an academic figurehead, but as a per- sonal leader who provides an inspir- ing example. Despite his busy sched- ule as speech maker and official rep- resentative of the college. Dr. Seegers, nevertheless, finds time to attend and participate in diverse student organi- zational affairs. His spirit and gusto are infectious and have provided an excellent example of true school spirit. Friendly, sincere, truth-loving and sports minded, Dr. Seegers became our individually-beloved personal friend. DR. J. CONRAD SEEGERS

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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