Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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managing e, associate editors activities editors iob Pearlstein Dave Paskin fraternity editors sports editors Joe Becked Phil FeigenbaUm Arnie Markoc Robin Schlunk Benson Caplan Harry Berg Spenser Tuchinsky Richard Goldman Ettorina Fantozzi llili Sid senior section editor % copy editors crrculctfion managers photography editor Janet Booth Claire Gehrig consultant general staff Margaret Todd - Roger Frant? Ira Seidman B h r- Rick Klaus Mike Peters Steve Fisher Nate Hirsch Barry Cohen Barry Leighton Dick Kaufman Phil Eichler Arnie Lipschuxz

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The 1958 CIARLA ushers in a new era at Muhlen- berg. In recent months there has been a clamor for more efficient and better facilitated educational in- stitutions throughout the country. Sputnik and its repercussions have brought education to the public eye, and in the future there must be a revamping of our present system. Muhlenberg has taken the leap with the innovation of co-education. This has bright- ened the campus both aesthetically and functionally, and promises to uplift the college to meet the scho- lastic demand. In future years when you page through this book, it will reflect upon the first year of co-education at Muhlenberg. To some this CIARLA will foretell a new future, and for many we hope it will recall a pleasant memory of the past. Robert Spivak Editor-in-Chief James Piston Business Manager ROBERT E. SPIVAK 1958 CIARLA STAFF Dr. Truman L. Koehler and Dr. Claude E. Dierolf 11 Richard Raboy, James Piston, and Sheldon Morris

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First row: E. Fantozzi, J. Podell, R. Klaus, M. Peters, S. Fisher, M. Todd. Second row: N. Flirsh, R. Frantz, B. Cohen, R. Kaufman, A. Lipschutz, B. Leighton. Third row: I. Ravin, P. Eichler, R. Ffervey, I. Seidman. The members of the CIARLA staff have spent much time preparing a yearbook which they feel will give a complete summary of this year’s activities. To each member of the graduating class, the CIARLA will serve as a momento of his senior year and as a look to his college days. We, the staff, have tried to capture every aspect of college life and hope that in the future many will be able to recall the treasured moments that we have pictured on these pages. First row: A. Markoe, J. Becker, H. Berg. Second row: R. Schlunk, B. Caplan. We are very indebted and grateful to the many persons who contributed so freely of their time to help produce this edition. Our sincerest thanks to Dr. Claude E. Dierolf and Dr. Truman Koehler who acted in the capacity as advisors. Thanks also go to Miss Ethel Lentz and Mrs. Helen Bailey, and finally to Merin Studios and Foote and Davies, Inc. for their kind assistance. First row: R. Pearlstein, R. Goldman, B. Eisenbud. Second row: D. Paskin, S. Tuchinsky.