Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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MRS. MARGARET ZIEGLER, FLORENCE B. MILLER, Recorder, and MRS. G. FROUNFELKER, Registrar’s Office MARY ANN CAMPBELL Secretary to the Dean of Faculty MARGARET B. IGLEHART Secretary to the President ETHEL L. LENTZ Telephone Operator SECRETARIAL and CLERICAL STAFFS MRS. SHIRLEY A. SEIDEL Secretary to the Student Deans PEGGY BASKIN Secretary in the Admissions Office MRS. MARYLOUISE JEFFRIS and MRS. SANDRA DAVIS Alumni Office MRS. VIOLA STAUFFER, MRS. JOYCE R. SHELLENBERGER, and MRS. LOTTIE S. GEIST, Alumni and Publicity Offices [ y)g?S»s

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LIBRARY STAFF MARY A. FUNK, B.S., M.S., Assistant Librarian and MRS. ANNE S. PARKE. A.B., A.M. answering the call of May I help you?” THOMAS H. WEABER, JR., M.D., Director of Student JOHN S. DAVIDSON, A.B., A.M., B.S. in L.S., Librarian. Health. INFIRMARY STAFF BARRY SAROTA, Student ; GERALDINE WOLFORD, R.N.; KATHRYN KISTLER, R.N.

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No other man on campus over the years has brought so many students so regularly to his home.” These are the words of a former student of the Rev. Dr. Russell Stine who taught virtually every senior since he became a member of the Muhlenberg faculty in 1927. Dr. Stine is gone, but the memory of his interest in his students and the faith which colored his teaching will live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to have had asso- ciation with him. DR. RUSSELL STINE Mr. George E. Lawson served, in his official ca- pacity, as Athletic Director of Muhlenberg College. It was in his time that Memorial Hall was built. But it was the creed behind his athletic program for which George Lawson will be remembered to build healthy minds, healthy bodies, and to prepare the undergraduate, whether he be athletically inclined or not, to take his natural place in the business or pro- fessional world.” MR. GEORGE E. LAWSON IN MEMORIAM