William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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'Come on, gang! . . . l-lail the King ancl Queen .... Homecoming beauties .... Exam- ination time .... May Day, 1938 .... Oh, Cleo! . . . Pep Club Banquet .... Quality Street .... Too many cooks! . . . Dedication of the initial letter. s-J we J

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BACK Row-Coach Whalin cr t in D n aaar FRONT Row-Sorden Dll n Renaud Harris aagfaff The 1038 baseball team registered triumphs oyer Craceland and Simpson, while losing to Simpson, Wartburg, and Burling- ton. li. Harris behind the plate and lf. Dillon on the mound composed the battery, while the infield included Renaud, who batted in cleanup, at firstbase, H. Williams and Watson alternat- ing at second, Sorden at short. and lienoyer holding down third- base. Patrolling the outfield were those three ball hawks, Van Donselaar, Doller, and Criss. Twenty-six men reported lor the nrst practice this spring. and the opening game was with lllinois State Teachers April 12. Following this came conference games with Central, Parsons. Simpson, and Wartburg. 70.05 The 1939 track season opened April 12th at Western lllinois State Teachers, Returning lettermen included Andersen. Bain- bridge, Captain Dcller, I-leald, and Harley. These men. strength- ened with other yeterans and this years freshmen, should pile up the points lor Penn and bolster last years record. emzis The 1938 team, composed of Deadman, Constantine, slames, and Day, trimmed Parsons twice and lost to Central for a suc- cessful season. Penns tennis prospects are yery bright this spring as Roe and Stanton. former State high school doubles champions, are enrolled as Freshmen at Penn, and Deaclman. former letterman, will be available for this springs matches. ,E N322 uae! Eaigefgaff The Penn Reseryes under the direction ol Doc Bagan played their customary schedule in the Y. lXrl. C. A. A-class league down- town. lyiembers of the team included Yer Steeg and Ragan at guards, Putman and B. Perisho alternating at center. with Smith and Dillon at forward, Other men who assumed relief roles were Byerly, Forsythe, Latham, Sabin, Harley, Stevenson and Butcher.

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