William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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K Uh we Larry Wheeler Dorothy Meyer New Sharon, Iowa Oskaloosa, Iowa Second emester tudents Honor students at William Penn College, those who rank high in their studies , are recognized by the awarding of Semester Honors at the close of the first semester when Dean Wendell Farr issues a roll of names of those who are in the upper ten percent in grade point average of all who have carried at least twelve hours of academic work. Sixteen persons achieved this rank for the first semester of 1956- 1957. Those who were on the First Semester Honor Roll, but are not pictured, include, Mary Palmer, Charles Pierce, Esther Seaverns, Frances Wells, and Iames Whitten. Samuel Clark Ken Reynolds Oskaloosa, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa Eleven new students were welcomed into our Penn College community the second semester of 1956-1957. Four of these students are pictured above. Others include: Mrs. Dorothy Butterbaugh, Mrs. IoAnn Cubit, Marvin Current, Mrs. Dorothy Robbins, Lee Spencer, all from Oskaloosa, and Robert McIntyre, Maxwell, and Miss Ierry Nyall, Centerville. Honor Roll FRONT ROW: Clara Lee Hadley, Joyce Dillavou, Helen Hoover, Martha Brandenburgh, Sharlene Lincoln. BACK ROW: Dorothy Hurst, Dave Selk, Ierry Ellis, Dennis White, Jim Lillie, Mary Stedclom.

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Who's Who - - W -r.::fi'1f FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: William Wagoner, Iames Lillie, Ioyce Dillavou, and Helen Hoover. Among College Students Who's Who in American Universities and Col- leges has accepted four members of the Class of l957 into their society, William Wagoner, james Lillie, Ioyce Dillavou, and Helen Hoover. This honor is bestowed on senior students on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, citizenship, ser- vice, participation in school affairs, and promise of future usefulnes s . William Wagoner has been a ministerial student and the pastor of the Stravanger Meeting for three years. He is married and lives at Le Grand, Iowa. During his college years he has been a member of Phi Kappa Chi, S. C. A. , and the Religious Life Com- mittee. He has served on the Student Council of Penn College and has been class president during his freshman and junior years. He is a member of the Lettermen's Club and is also an honor student. james Lillie entered Penn in l952 on a music scholarship. He attended two years until 19547 in 1955 he returned to continue his music major. He was married in December, 1955, and lives in Oska- loosa. He is a member of the Lettermen's Club, has been a reporter on the Chronicle staff, and has been active in S. C. A. During his senior year he has been vice-president of F. T. A. and president of Science Club. He sings tenor in the college choir. Jim has been an honor student and was given the Bantam Shield Scholarship for his senior year. -loyce Dillavou has become an accomplished pianist and soprano soloist and has appeared, with distinction, frequently in college musical productions. She has served in various campus organizations. She has been president and vice -president of Phi Kappa Chi and S. C. A. re- spectively, and a member of deputation teams. During her sophomore and junior years she was copy writer and proof reader for the ChronicLe, while during her sophomore and senior years she was a member of the college Chapel Committee. Large honor came to her in her senior year when Joyce became president of the State Future Teachers Association. Helen Hoover, an honor student and English major, has delighted many audiences with her dramatic readings. She was editor of the Chronicle during her sophomore year, has held offices in Phi Kappa Chi and in S. C. A. , and is a member of F. T. A. This year Helen was selected president of the Student Council on which she had previously served. She had received the Penn Corporation Scholarship for two years, and for her senior year was given the Myron Anderson Scholarship.