William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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ARLO 'IHATUAL President BOB U'I'TlEllliACIi, Vice-President MIliIAAt WILLIAMS, Secretary Snnumzv Rlool.1.g, Treasurer CLASS OF '44 FRONT ROW-Nlccrackcn, Macy, Howard, Reece, Frush, Hammerly Byerl , Mincer, E. Haines, Stout, Ferguson, Nicholson, YVarder. MID- DLE gow--Gillispie, Ott, Bown, Sondc Rcggcr. Morse, Riggle, Kirby Laughlin, K. l'atum5 YValtcrs. BACK ROW--Collins, WVilson, Swanson A. Tatum, 'l'1ossem, Utterback, Kenoycr. FRONT ROW-Ray Smith, Haworth, Hawke, Parlet, Mary Stewart, M Williams, Martha Stewart, Stanley, Gullick, Haughey, Stout, Yvoodford IVUDDLIQ Rowwlimmert, Killinger, Rolmt. Smith, 'l'routl'etter, Hughes Zeimer. Brady. Walker, LeRctte. BACK ROW--Hart, M. Haines, D Smith, Conover, Cook, Bowie, Butler, Ross, Rodgers, Cadwallader, Stein Hull, Iohnson, Copeland, NVilson, YVhite, Swanson, 'l'ibhs. At the beginning of the second semester the freshman class was once again called to- gether to elect officers. After a few re-votes and other minor troubles because of those who enthusiastically voted several times, the black- board read as follows: Arlo Tatum, president, Harold Tibbs, vice-presiclentg Betty Frush, Secretary, and Esther Iean Haines, treasurer. The second semester, Iimmy Ott, Robert Novak, Bill Gillispie, and Ma1'y Ellen Stout were among those missing. However, a couple of new fellows or so came in to take the place of those who were gone. Dick, Ike, and lack turned out to be swell fellows, tool We started out with once upon a time and proceeded to recall the various characters in the plot centering around Penn in 1940-41. We can't end and they lived happily ever after, because the story isn't done yet. It's just beginning.

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