William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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Farewell By HENRY EDWIN MCGREW, D.D. Dear Menzbrrs of class 1938! Life is everywhere thronged with adventure, all progress is attended by its challenge. Beyond the sunset close of every achievement is the portal of a new day with lure of the undiscovered and the unknown. The college has the unique function of receiving and after four years then sending forth. What an adventure it was for you to start to college. It was an approach into other realms. Now achievement seems near at hand, then new, splendid, holy adventure. At the threshold of approach into a great needy, bewildered world, your college, your dear old Penn College, would speak a word of gratitude for your coming and breathe a prayer for blessing on your going. Yours sincerely, EDWIN MCGREW, President. T H E 1 9 3 8 Pugf Tw'-ellff'

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BERNICE JONES Instructor in Commerce ELIZABETH BARBOU BAYLOR Professor of Art I-I. MURRAY BAYLOR Professor of Piano, Organ, and Theory MARIAN T. NAGLER Professor of Voice MAYBELLE H. BROWN Director of Physical Education for Women WILLARD P. WHALIN Coach, Director of Physical Educa- tion for Men BERNICE JONES Ph.B., University of Chicagog graduate student, Chicago University. Wifb good will, doing serz'if'f. H. MURRAY BAYLOR A.B., A.M., University of Iowag Student of Alberto Jonas and Charles H. Doer- sam, New York City. Music waves eiernal wamls, Envbaniress of flat' souls of morfalsf' MAYBELLE H. BROWN A.B., State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa. To be sfrong Is fo be happy. Page Elezien x.. 4As 'fa , Y . 'Q-A n ELIZABETH BARBOU BAYLOR A.B., Augustana Collcgeg Diploma, Sor- bonne, University of Paris, A.M., Ph.D., University of Iowa. The pzzrvsf and moxf flmozzgbfful mimlx are flaose flmf low' color mmf. MARIAN T. NAGLER B.Mus., A.M., University of Iowa. lf is bex! of all frazles fo Hlllkf' songs, anal sevoml lzvsf fo sing 1L!Jt'lll.,, WILLARD P. WHALIN B.Ed., Wlestern Illinois Teachers College: A.M., University of Iowa. n. A man be SCUIIIX of l'!Jl'f'l'fIll yes- fl'l'tllI-YS aml vofzjqrlwli fomor- rows. QUAKER

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i938 Gracfuaies K DAVID D. BOYD DORIS NWOOD ALBERT A. AUGUSTINE Senior Class Hisiory And now We are about to leave Penn College! After four years of both labor and recreation we are now to step out of college with the confidence deep in our hearts, as so many grad- uates before us have had, that surely there is somewhere a place for each of us in che affairs of the world at this time. We are to be graduated as teachers, ministers, musicians, home-makers, business men and Women, and Workers in various other fieldsg but, what ever we may do, We will strive to keep within our minds and, above all else, to manifest in our lives che ideals which William Penn College has held before us and the foundations she has helped to build. Having enjoyed many pleasant times upon the campus, We leave with a grateful appreciation for the service which William Penn College has given us, and a strong determination to be of service to her through the best kind of service to the World. Page Q U A K E R