Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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MUSIC The music department is concerned with the more aesthetic properities of an education. It deals with more than just listen- ing or practicing, delving deeply into the history and theory of music as well. The music department also assists with staging musical productions, halftime entertainment and chape! choir. Above: The study of music involves time in the classroom and time on the instrument. UPON THE MIDNIGHT Above: Kelly contemplates a compo- sition. Right: Barb Lesko and Sue Shulman accompany one another. Mr. Barry Koleman Dr. Charles McClain Dr. Henry Schmidt

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE The foreign language department not only makes its majors their junior year abroad. Department facilities include a Ian- multilingual, but its majors also learn a lot about the cultures of guage lab and extensive audio-visual equipment, other countries. It offers its majors the opportunity to spend Dr. John Brunner Dr. Jose Lopez Dr. Kenneth Webb Mrs. Patricia De Be 1 1 is Dr. John Pearce Dr. Adolph Wegener Dr. Albert Kip a Dr. Carol Richards Dr. Arvids Ziedonis Left and Above: Dr. Richards con- ducts formal and informal classes. Far Left: Dr. Ziedonis, Dr. Brunner and Claire Fedderho ff enjoy quiet conver- sation and a pleasant fall day. 26

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PHILOSOPHY “Being a philosophy major has taught me how to ask ques- appreciating the predicament of human existence and has tions. Even if there are no easy answers, philosophy attempts allowed me to ponder such time-old questions as, how many to identify, clarify, and critically examine our basic beliefs and angels can fit on the head of a pin?’’ assumptions. Philosophy at Muhlenberg has assisted me in -Benjamin S. Wilfond Dr. David Reed Dr. T. Schick Dr. Ludwig Schlecht Below: Dr. Schick at work. Top Above and Right: Philosophy involves the ability to speak, to think, and to read. f ' Tf 28