William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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A Prayer For Students Where Wh ere Where Where Where Where hate is, is is there there there is is is there there an instrument of Thy peace! let me bring loveg injury, let me bring pardon, doubt, let me bring faith, despair, let me bring hopep darkness, let me bring light, sadness, let me bring joy. -- to console than to be consoled O Divine Master, let me seek rath er To understandthan to be understood, To love rather than to be loved, For it is in giving that we receive, In pardoning that we receive pardon, In dying that we rise to the life eternal. --Francis of Assisi

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A Our President Speaks Dear Friends: Another milestone has been reached at William Penn College with the completion of the gym- nasium. To all of us that has been a real joy and inspiration. However, the erection of the gym is not the only area of progress, though in many ways it is more tangible. A development committee composed of board mem- bers, alumni, and interested friends has been or- ganized to assist in the advancement of the college in the next ten years. Their plans will help to carry the college forward in the areas of additional buildings , better equipment, and money for in- creased faculty salaries. The enrollment increase for the year has been significant. Both the number of prospective students available and the number of applications received indicate that Penn will continue to grow. A small college like Penn gives the students many opportunities for leadership experience and personal growth. Also the student body has the opportunity of studying in the standard liberal arts courses with a faculty committed to the Christian viewpoint. In closing, I would like to commend the Quaker staff for carrying through in a fine way one of the many worthwhile cocurricular projects in 1956-57. Sincerely yours , ,X Ball