Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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CLASSICS “The main reason I became a Biology Latin double major was that I enjoyed both subjects. I began as a straight biology major, but then I found out how much I liked Latin and the ancient world. Dr. Wind influenced my decision greatly to be- come a double major. Dr. Vaughan was a little taken back, but thought it wouldn’t hurt me, and that it would probably add to my interest in my first love, biology. This has been the case for four years. The course curriculum for each major have certainly complemented each other, but the advanced Latin classes just wouldn ' t have been the same without Dr. Wind ' s accented jokes. -Gary Simon Mrs. Reba Marblestone Mrs. Maria Redline Dr. Robert Wind Classics Dept, office COMMUNICATIONS “The advantage of a communications program like Muhlen- berg’s, is that a student combining a liberal arts education, which incorporates theory and research techniques with prac- tical experience gained through internships and summer jobs, will finish college with a well-rounded perspective of the oppor- tunities which are available in this ever-growing field. Not only do I feel that I am prepared for the job market and further education, but I have acquired a wealth of information and knowledge which is very valuable to me. ” -Angela Palermo 9

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HISTORY “Why study history? One learns much about the past, and thus learns that much more about today and tomorrow. The study of history tells us there is not really anything new under the sun!’’ -Senior History Major “Muhlenberg ' s fine history department is capable of touching all aspects of life; through its curriculum, students are able to learn about social, political, economic, and religious changes through history’’. -Bruce Ikeda Top: Dr. Edwin R. Baldrige, Jr. Middle: Dr. Joanne Mortimer Above: Dr. Daniel J. Wilson Top: Dr. Renville Lund Above: Dr. Indrikis Sterns Top: Mr. John W. Malsberger Above: Dr. Katherine S. Van Erde Top: Dr. Baldrige studies what General Pete’s Quarters has to of- fer. Above: Dr. Sterns in action. Left: Dr. Mortimer trying to see things from the students ' point of view. 8

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PHYSICS ‘‘We ' ll start by discussing excited daughters, or .. . shall we say-excited daughter nuclear. -H.R. “To Dr. Boyer, a wise and loving man, who has given us much support — we thank you. ” -The students of 1981 The Physics Department is a group of caring professors anx- ious for their students to learn the most they possibly can. It is the only major where an hour and a half lecture lasts 93 minutes in your inertial reference frame. It is a department where comradeship is fostered by the natural instinct in all of us to survive. ’’ -Gail Bogert Betsy Poggemeier Lisa Whitfield 10