William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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PART ONE In this section we present the faculty, the various classes, and scenes of our Alma Mater. T e School

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Iiinerary PART ONE The School A school is judged by its physical plant, faculty, and student body. PA RT TWO The Aihleiics The spirit of cooperation is evidenced by tlie large number who participate in athletics. PART THREE The Aciioiiies Activities offer opportunities for self expression outside of the classroom.

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Wm HENRY EDWIN MCGREW President PAUL N. RUSSELL Vice-president, Professor of Physics ELLA HARRISON STOKES Professor of Philosophy and Educa- tion CORA M. MATTISON Professor of English FRED O. TOSTENSON Professor of French and German CASSA CONOVER mf Registrar Youilzfs Leaders HENRY EDWIN MQGREW B.S., M.S., Penng A.M., Haverford Col- legeg D.D., XVhittier College. A kimler gvlzflvzzzzllz fwmls Hof flu' er1rflJ. ELLA HARRISON STOKES B.S., A.M., Ohio Wesleyniig Ph.D., Uni- versity of Chicago. Anil gladly zuoulil fsjlu' learn aml gladly fz'e1t'lJ.,' FRED O. TOSTENSON B.S., A.M., Haverford Collegeg Student at Universities of Berlin, Heidelberg, Gren- oble, Paris, Nancy, Wisconsin, Stanford, and California. Speaks lbrer' or four lafzgzmges worn' for wonl zuifbozzi book. THE 1938 PAUL N. RUSSELL A.B., Fletcher Collegeg M.S., University of Michigang graduate student, Uni- versity of Michigan. IM pep ibaf 111611108 fbe world go l'0Ill1c1l.,, CORA M. MATTISON Ph.B., Penn Collegeg A.M., University of Iowa. The glory of u jirm, rapllviozls mimlf, CASSA CONOVER A.B., Penng A.M., Boston University. There is ll kind of c'lJaracfer in fby life, That fo fbc' 0bsc'rz'er ilofb fby bis- fory fully zuzfoldfl