William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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Pep Club Captain Toi' R0wfCraVen, Chambers, Evans. Gordon, Hoerlein, Fletcher, Henning, Gilbert. M1DIJl.lC Rowf ATUHNSON johnson, McCracken, Hagan. Moore, Whyle, Edwards. Muthes. Ilo'1 1'o:v1 Row-Tatum, Nichols, Dahlkc, Lieutenant Anderson, Barnes, Arnold. Wymore. White. B. Nrcuors Sergeant Wmionx-1 ESTABLISHED 192 7. The Pep Club has proven itself really worthy of its name this year and deserves rec- ognition for the loyalty it has manifested at the intercollegiate contests. The purpose of the organization is to promote pep and enthusiasm on the campus by conducting pep meetings and attending games in a body wearing uniform costumes. The past year the colors have been changed from blue and white to blue and gold in ac- cordance with college colors. The club has honored the athletes at the end of each season by entertaining them at special dinners. ln the Homecoming Parade in November the Pep Club float placed second, and a mem- ber of the group, Betty Edwards, gracefully carried off the honors as Homecoming Queen. The club is greatly indebted to the cheer leaders, Tommy Crawford, Moana Mclfarlin and Bernice Alcorn, for their enthusiasm and skill in direc-ting the yells,

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House Council ES'I'ABLISllIiD 1917. Dormitory life does not run smoothly by chance. There is a self-governing association whose duty it is to enforce rules and inflict dis- cipline if necessary. Qnce each month all the girls meet in the drawing room for a brief business meeting and social hour together. These pajama parties are always varied and lots of fun. Through persistent candy sales and regu- Johnstori, Earl, Crum baugh. Pres. J ouxsox V. Pres. A. jowus Sec'y Lifoxxlm Treas. NN ieluruk lar dues, the girls have been able to make several improvements in the drawing room as evidenced by the rejuvenated davenport and chairs. One ol the most outstanding events of the year was Open House, Friday evening, April 5. After hours of painstaking house- cleaning, the girls were able to display spotless rooms which were most attractive-if not realistic. Toi- Roxvw CTo1Fm, Earl. Johnston, frumlmaugh. Bn'1 1soxl RowfA. ilones, D. Smith. Tatum, Leon- arrl. M. Byerly, L. Ander- son, McCracken, VVettl:r. Wlhite,

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Penn Letter C lub ESTABLISHED 1938, Although still relatively new as an active organization, the Penn Letter Club has at- tempted to again organize all varsity letter- men on the campus. All those who have re- ceived their varsity awards are automatically members ol' the club. At Christmas time they sponsored a Penn Varsity vs. Penn Alumni basketball game. Many of the former Penn star basketballers were on hand to provide the competition. As a result of this, it will become an annual affair. Those initiated at the semester were: Albert Shepherd, Dick Rabenold, Cwib Ed- wards, Cverald Hiatt, Kenneth Stanfield, Leslie Wilkening and ,lim Sells. Other members in- clude: Chuck Bainbridge, Bob Renaud, Cer- ald Andersen, Dale DeVault, Amby Dollar, Louie Dye, Herbert Heald, Eddie Ver Steeg, Frank Dillon, Bruce Harley, Olin Byerly, Robert Kenoycr, Pat Schluek, Vernon lwloeh- ring, Emmett Evans, Bill Bryan, Bob Roe, Lloyd Stevenson, Tommy Crawford, Bill Trent, Roy Clark, Eugene fXflcCormick and Harold Rubv. Pres. BAINBRIDGE V. pres. TOP ROW-'V. Moehring, Roe, Stevenson. H. Ruby, Dillon, ll. Andersen, Trent, Bainbridge. MIDDLE RDRENAUD Row-McCormick, Dollar, Bryan, DcVault, Sehluc-k, Kivslcr. Bo'r'1'0x1 Row-Cravvfurrl, Clark, R. SeC,v-,Prem Renaud, Ver Stceig, O. Byerly, Dye, Heald. G. ASUERSEN