Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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the Individuals The next decade: a goal of 23-25 million in gifts -Rev. George Eichorn “We are not an employment agency. I do not find people jobs, they find themselves jobs. I view one of my primary functions as helping students learn more about themselves and how they relate to the work field.’’ -Edward Gardner. “The creation of the Center for Continuing Education is the first step in our effort to develop new programs for adult students. ’’-Dr. James Hirsh. “A calender with finals after Christmas impinges on the functions of the school. It would also dramatically increase heating and food costs.” -Dr. Harold Stenger. “We find it (stopping the supply of alcohol) the most effective way of terminating a party.” -R. Dale Lecount. “From conversations with Linda Weintraub, I believe the artist (Acconci) meant it as a statement about the compla- cency of Americans.” -Robert Clark. “Our attorneys researched the situation and discovered that the law says that a person may not desecrate the flag with malicious intent. We said that the college was not a person, and the exhibit was an artistic, intellectual state- ment, and the DA agreed to let us reopen.” -Dr. Stenger. Above Right: Alumni Relations Director Lynn Klein discusses Homecoming day events with Coach Moyer. Below: At the freshmen-faculty softball game during freshmen orientation, catcher and Registrar Roland Dedekmd, helps lead his team on to victory. i AD 10

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First Row: George W. Gibbs, dean of admissions freshmen; Josephine Gibson, assistant dean of admissions freshmen; Qr George N. Gor- don, director communications studies. Second Row: Hugh W. Harris, director department of public safety; Dr James B Hirsh, director center for continuing education; Eileen Kern, assistant registrar. Third Row: Lynn D. Klein, director alumni relations; Dr. R. Dale LeCount, dean of students; Denise Lyons, assistant dean of admissions freshmen. Fourth Row: Loretta M. Mitchell, director purchasing and general ser- vices; Dr. John H. Morey, president. Wearing a mug of his own, Rick Rizoli delivers gifts to arriving freshmen, like Lisa Sudol. 9

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First Row: James P. Morgan, assistant treasurer; Anna K. Nakada, assistant director of development; Jennifer Newhart, intern, dean of students. Second Row: Helen H. Richardson, assistant director of college relating; Richard T. Rizoli, assistant dean of admissions freshmen; Timothy A. Romig, director annual giving. Third Row: Allen D. Ruter, controller; David M. Seamans, union director assistant director Center for the Arts; Dr. Harold L. Stenger, dean of the college. Fourth Row: Kurt M. Thiede, assistant dean of admissions freshmen; Linda Weintraub- gallery director Center for the Arts; Anne H. Wright, associate dean of students. Left: Dean R Dale LeCount joins nervous freshmen and their student advisors on the first night of orientation for a sitdown dinner in the newly re-decorated Union. 11