William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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1,1 Burk Razr: C. Smith, B. Williaiiis, E. Heald, H. Ruby, E. Ver Steeg, C. Sparks, L. Tatum. Frou! Row: M. Ferguson, A. Learned, V. Henning, A. Stewart, H. Gilbert, W. Russell, T. Johnson, O. NVymore. Soplzomores Prvsidwzf ....,..... .,.... C LARENCE SPARKS Vivc'-Prvsidwzf ,,....... .,.,.,.,. B LAINE PICKETT Secretary-Ti'n1surer ,..... .,.,... T HELNIA JOHNSON The Sophomore Class which returned this year was one filled with enthusi- asm and the ideals for which Penn stands. There was a slight depletion in the Sophomore ranks, but new members replaced those who had fallen by the wayside. It became evident quite early that this group was conscientious in its work. Was it in order that they might make an impression on the several new members of the faculty under the new administration of Dr. McGrew? T H E 1 9 3 8 Page Two-fwo

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The class of 1939 has always been united, but this year the unity has be- come a true friendship, as evidenced by the class parties which we have held. 'But the outstanding example of this unity is in the publication of this edition of the Quaker. Every junior has given much of time and money to present this yearbook to the Seniors. In September the Juniors helped the Freshmen plan their rock ight, and introduced them into some of the mysteries of campus life. During Fresh- man week the Juniors entertained them by giving a Watermelon feed. This year the Junior Class has made an excellent record in scholarship, athlet- ics, activities, music, and forensics, and next year We all hope to learn much, through books and other activities, so that we will be prepared to lead an active life. U Bark R0 lf . Morris, H. H ald, Harrison, Lewis, V. Hcnklc, XV. Ragan, J. Scheuermann XX C. 'ea erwax, W. Van Donselaar, G. Taylor. Iirnlll R01 D. W'illiams, R. V r , Millccr, M. E. Wliitc, K. Latham, D. Davis, C. Wcttcr, Walling, L. Logue, R. NVood. 0. ,, .9 r, JD' l P Rawls! q' 4 ' Auf wav he Al Je6f jo , 74 qfq Oo Q Q' doa Q1 42 ne .L Q44 e' Io lg 6 4 S Page Tzveizfy-0110 DVS. Q U A K E R ef hs ,Wqi QA' ' I, e Q '2 Q 442. eu.

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History was made and a precedent was established by this class in regard to Freshman initiation. This class, for the first time in the history of the school, unanimously voted against hazing and initiation. As a result the formal initiation of former years was not held The achievements of this class in the past two years have been noteworthy in the fields of scholarship, activities, and athletics. The Sophomore Class furnished several outstanding players for the football and basketball teams Athletic abilities are not limited to the boys The girls did their share in furnishing material for the girls' team in basketball Having completed two successful years, the Sophomores are looking fore ward to a year of even greater success Il N 111 r nxut l 4 CJ Am san I5 Miller li lic ctr Bi A ': H. 1 dei l ill, R. Cla k, R. Re . l, F. ilillmn, T. lerm , . ' ' , . J'-lv . lir nr: F. ay n, M. Collin, B. Mathus, Z. Johnston, A. jones, VV. Carr, A. Mlderson. t ' . 4 1'- T if Page Tll't'lIfj'-fl'P'Ft' Q U A K E R