William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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Seniors who will be lost loy graduation include Captain Doc Ragan, Chuck Weatherwax, Dick Williams, Ben Braffart, john Scheuermann, and Ralph Dead- man. Other letterrnen include Gerald Andersen and Roy Clark, juniors. Sopho- mores, Watson, Bainbridge, Amby Doller, lVlcCormick, Louis Dye, and Dale DeVault. Marion Wilson assisted Coach Whalin in care of the equipment. Coach Whalin was ably assisted by Fred Radloflf of lowa City, who served as line coach. Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn FOQTBALL SCGRES Washington jr. College 0 Upper lowa 20 Parsons 7 Wartlourg 0 lowa Wesleyan 7 Western lll. Teachers 6 Central 7 47 TOP-Completed p a s s, Five yard penalty, ready to go? BOT- ToM-Penn 14, Parsons 7, Hike 1...2... -fe!,i.i'r'iEL S newsgr- IIA' cfs, XFX 5 I 1 1 1 9 M' it

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in - :Ss-v Q . Rich f'fE' W H . lj, ,fi ,. as w gf jig mx? st Z I MM? . , ., 1 ,f , 1 ' f f ' g is C .fu 1 .Y 4 QQ ff, Mas- X J A354 M9192 as ,ggigiyrxe 'wwf if , -ff Q if fwff. gffffrasssi ' A w . , ' ff! Q01 V ,:Q1W.p?QTQ A 4' X f ' f if 'Ai V gr . .si 1 'sm ff rc. BACK Row-Coach 'Whalin. Moerhintz, Clark. Harley, H. Ruby, Stevenson, A. Shepherd, Braafhart, Emmons, Assistant Coach Barnes, Dollar, Bainbridge, VVatson, Captain Ragan. WYitter, G. Ruby. Assistant Coach Ratlloff. FRONT ROW-Hamm, Vilagner, D. VVillia'ns, Lantz, DeVault, VVeatherWaK, McCor- mick. Dye, E. Evans, Seliluek, Andersen, Hora, Seheuermann. oofficzf! The completion of the 1938 football campaign found Penn with a record of three wins, one tie and three losses. fhis, however, represents the most success- ful season for Penn since 1932. Undoubtedly the greatest triumph was the 1-1-7 beating which the Quakers pinned on one of their most bitter rivals, the Parson Wildcats. Penn started the season strongly by smothering Washington Junior College 36-O in the seasons opener. Immediately following this they grabbed two conference wins from Vxfartburg and Parsons. However, toward the close of the season Penn displayed an inconsistent brand of football, which, coupled with bad breaks, resulted in losses to Illinois Weste1'n State Teachers and Central, both by one touchdown. A homecoming victory was snatched away when Penn failed twice from within Wesleyan's flve yard line, leaving the score 7s7. The climax of the season was the Armistice game with the Dutch. A blocked punt and soggy field helped Central in their one touchdown victory over a favored Penn eleven. Captain Doc Ragan piloted the Quakers through the 1938 season and will be succeeded by Gerald Andersen. Andy was selected by the players at the annual football banquet given by retiring Captain Ragan. Chuck Bainbridge, outstanding sophomore quarterback, gained a berth on the all-conference team by his passing and punting.

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- iiociafacf will Sfucfslziii Nfen students who take their meals at the Women's Residence Building held a meeting in the drawing room Qctober Sth at which a constitution was adopted, officially creating the Associated lklen Students, an organization to promote fel- lowship and social activities. The officers elected were: President, Dick Williamsg Vice-President, Blaine Pickettg Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Mitchell. Committees were appointed by the president, consisting of: Athletic Committee, Keith Harris, Cam Smith, and Frank Dillong and a Social Committee, Van l-lenkle. Ben Miller, Frank Aten, and Don Witter. Faculty sponsors are Prof. j. Robert Miller and Prof. Charles Hill. Among activities sponsored by the Association were various athletic tourna- ments, including a series of volley-ball games and ping-pong contests. The equip- ment for conducting skating parties was taken over from the college and carried on by the Association. On Penn Day evening, October 1-lth, the Associated Men Students sponsored a banquet and entertainment. The Association presented a program of Mens Follies in the Chapel on November 22nd. The Sailors Log, directed bv Miss Alice Moe. portrayed in all-male cast of thirty actors several amusing scenes in a sailors travels. Short features between scenes were added bits of humor. Beryl Perisho took the lead- ing role as the sailor. Piano accompaniment was furnished by Rollin Eaton. TOP GROVP, BACK ROW-Harvey, Hall, Rrfnaurl, Lynn. Vittil Bu thu F cr f x erly. FRUN1' RUWfVVilsfm, Campbell, Healrl, VVL-lsh, Yu tug ii Vlicgnixn 'lor-D. Williams. Pit-kt-tt, Mitchell. Smith. Loxvlik f,iRUI,'P, BALK Rfrv---D. Williams, Holmes, Harris 'XIQC irl Htnklt A tn U'lIURI'I'IL'IlklC', Pt-risho, W. RElL'Zl1'i, A. Latham, Tatum. FRUNT R fr xv-Memlt-nhall, Sorden Mitchell I' rsxtht Millti Stuensoii. Andersen, VV .Ragar1, Pickett. mm ww Q-