William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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Home Economics Club T 0 1' R 0 XVr fih2l.111bCfS, Hoerlcin, Grimes, john ston, Henning, Gilbert M1Dm.la R0w+Kindig, 'l' Johnson, Kissoon, VVy more, Arnold, VVilcox B0'1'Toxx Row--C a l e 1' Hcalal, Kincaid, Mathcs VVhitc. W Toi' Roxvf-C'ornelius. A Moore. Gordon, Robin son, Raiian, Hinshaw M 1 lb n 1. IC Row-Airy, Recktenwald. j o y c e Sparks. Mclfurlm. BOT TOM R 0 w 7 Mortimer, Dahlke, Aten, II. Max well. Pres. V. Pres. Sec'y Treas. HENNING CHAMBERS GORDON ANDERSON Es'rABL1s11ED 1927. This club has a dual purpose-social and educational. The membership is open to all girls interested in any phase of Home Econ- omics regardless of whether or not they are enrolled in courses pertaining to this particu- lar field. The year started with a hamburger fry welcoming the new members, held on the old Penn campus grounds. The study theme was Short Courses for Prospective Brides Cand hopeful Optimistsj. At the meetings business people spoke on such topics as china, silver, and phases of interest to future homemakers. Picnics, pot-luck dinners, and parties were enjoyed, and at Christmas time the club made scrap books for hospital children. The April meeting was a tea in honor of club members' mothers at which a musical program was given. At the May meeting new officers were installed, and club pins presented to the senior members.

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As the college grew new organif zations and activities were aclcledff- House Council Pep Club Penn Letter Club Band Choir Drama Club W. A. A. Green Peppers Chronicle Quaker Football Basketball Ctber athletics Forensics