William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

William Penn College Oskaloosa, Iowa Presents the 1959 UAKER Co-Editors Business Manager Janice Floyd David l'l0lSl Charlene WGSTGYI1 Ass'l Business Manager Thorville Prather ----f-vw--fn vt, nwsv r We Appreciate . . . The Penn Boosters . . . . . .whose interests have been in the improve- ment of our college. . . .whose enthusiasm has been inspirational to all. . . .and whose support and loyalty have made our athletic department successful this year. To you, the Penn Boosters, we dedicate this, the QUAKER of 1959. E2 This Is Penn College . . In Its Environment . lfiiiwlaiffhlsff?!y5A3kW WHFiWWEQX5 'Qi ,a- 5 3 ' J 1' f - Nw 7 K wif , M V 5 f 5, ,fW,,A.g,z V 7 Wgsga--.. - MQW 5 SP2 N f 5 ,-,Q if X , My Y ' I EH -nn A 44535 ' Y ,, f A f 4 I ' R ' 'V ai 3 U ,-'K V , uv 7' A kk,' k Q . Vg f i ww x., - .H -ra 3?-' f + , 3,55 , Ny a,v,v. 1 t U . ,. TJ-f',,,'-'- Qfijfu . 3' .2 :,: 5 F. 65 , K' - ,i. . - , 'f XA 'A ,.f .,,. 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Watson November 6, 1958 Dear Friends: Teamwork is the secret of success in every activity of life--and teamwork is based on understanding and confi- dence. The players must understand each other and their coach and have confidence if success is to be achieved. Another name for confidence is faith, and we read that faith is the substance of things hoped for. So, here at Penn we are a team that expects to win in every phase of our college enterprise. We are now engaged in the toughest game of our schedule. The first half is not over yet and we are winning. However, we must keep up the good work to be assured of victory. Like William Penn, our college's patron saint, we need to be honest and intelligent in business, politics, education and religion. With understanding and confidence in each other and God, we push forward together toward victory. Sincerely, ,KQ.Zcf.:af7w S. A. Watson President SAW: slf qs M -is ' H .V,A. 9 uv '! H a , .fn z. 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Read, Chrm. of Bldg. and Groundsg Dean McKinney, Chrm. of Real Estate and Farmg S. Arthur Watson, President. Administration ROW lc Maggie A. Moore, Dean of Womeng S. Arthur Watson, Presidentg lnis I. Smith, Librarian. ROW 2: C. Rex Steddom, Registrar and Director of Counseling: Manford Moore, Dean of Men and Maintenance Counselorg David T. Ver Steegh, Business Mgr., Donald E. Schultze, Assistant Deang Wendell G. Farr, Dean. Facult W. G. FARR, Ph.D RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY GEORGE A. DUNLAP, Ph.D ENGLISH WILLIS H. HARNER, Ph.D. SOCIAL STUDIES HARLOW J. HODGSON, Ph.D BIOLOGY ARTHUR L. WORMHOUDT, Ph.D. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PAUL F. BECHTOLD M.A SOCIAL STUDIES :-0 2 -Q ww- ,V ' L ,'ff5f ,ww . K Hr-'fy' ,A YN 1 Ni ' fa 4' H' A Q 1 1 V , sf Wiififaiil M ,J Z .fm Ms, .,,,, .fy-A-.f,ff'f.v,-f Q 5, ,.,-- QQ, xg? ,, wap 1 , ,img W My f . -1394 . W- 3' as My 4 S if 'F' 'Tee 4 . Mb Q . 4' 2 -awww. 'Z 5 Q- - 5-L5 A . X 1 WWW'- Jwgw f, if .W 5' , ii, A W 1 ff' ,pf NW xg wg ' Ext ii-' if Ye C. REX STEDDOM, M.A. MUSIC EDUCATION L. CHARLES RICH, M.A. ACCOUNTING VERSA HARVEY , A .B . ENGLISH INIS I. SMITH, A.M.L.S. CHILDREN'S LITERATURE NINA WHITTLESEY , A .B . BIOLOGY PEARL SHINN WORMHOUDT , M.A. VOICE AND DRAMATICS ALFRED E. WHITE, M.S. MATHEMATICS EDWARD C. MORRIS, M.S. PHYSICAL SCIENCE WELLINGTON W . WHITTLESEY , M.A. RELIGION HEINZ SIMON UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN, BRESLAU GERMAN BERTHA VAN ZUUK, M.A. HOME ECONOMICS Staff ROW 1: Naomi Olsen, Housemother, Shirley Floyd, Secretary to President, Dorothy Berkemeir, Nurse, Irma Van Ornrnen, Cook, Evelyn Steddom, Business Secretary Sz Accountant, Margaret Bledsoe, Cook. ROW 2: Manford Moore, Director, Men's Resi- dence, Wade Dillavou, Student Solicitor, Alfred B. Woodward, Supt. of Bldgs. 8: Grounds Richard L. Eichenberger, Printer, Wilbur H. Brandenburgh, Financial Solicitor, Henry Wass, Assistant Supt. of Bldgs. and Grounds, - - if Nwdiifp , - K 2 Q ' 435. 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Kerr Oskaloosa, Iowa Social Science Neil Volk Dale Watt Conneaut, Ohio Albia, Iowa Industrial Arts Social Science Richard Tomlin Eddyville, Iowa Physical Education Martha Brandenburgh Mosteller Oskaloosa, Iowa Horne Economics Bill Kildow Tucson, Arizona Physical Education Mary L. Steddom Oskaloosa, Iowa Elementary Education Leroy Steffen JoAnn Smith Barnes City, Iowa Carlisle, Iowa Physical Education Elementary Education Nelle Jane Else Oskaloosa, Iowa Elementary Education Robert Luiken Eldora, Iowa Math Jerry Doonan Brooklyn, Iowa Physical Education Ruth E. Ferguson Richland, Iowa Home Economics Margaret Chambers White Bennie Saville Richland, Iowa Oskaloosa, Iowa Education-Psychology Physical Education NOT PICTUR ED James O. Kilfoil Oskaloosa, Iowa Biology William B. Parker Oskaloosa, Iowa Biology Jewell Roberts Elementary Education Blakesburg, Iowa , if f JP ,,iw,qW V . 1x kk,, Q, if ,K kr , , K !,q QYQ, .g , 1sils22'f,'Q,ff W, ,. .1 A A , W W My L,AL ,'s4Q,W , , ' bysm.,zigggVasmy1ggQQggfff??1f1fp:5g ,I wa? Ag , , . ,gfgwfzjffogfh-Q,-fl K -. 4 lake Q W Lv ' f-'nf' '- f - sf, A 'A ' f s ' - fn: fy - ' ' L . ' 1 ' .2 wg? A Z G ' A , L. ' 5 A W K 'I . 2 - .. mfg, , ' 1 . ,. , A .M , wwf ,vV. q.N . , A A sig ? P -, f L,,1ggfSr K V fy jig, 1 1,159 ' ,, 5isf?f???f'5,., ,ASEM5-'jgggzg'F12-ilk nj 4.:i,,l,? -5 VFW? WH 'zfxgaixe ffl I f L W A A ff fr. 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L, ,.,, x, -Z,. .L V, Mf,:wfsw,Q Wg. ,. wap,-.,1,.W. , M ..,.. . ,.L, W.. f X My-i K ,qw ya a Q .E .Q W , , 61413 f . 3 -X. fu- 5 Delvin Coppinger Charles Watson Dennis White Dale Floyd Joyce Rose Larry Naylor Keith Griffin Bruce Slawson Robert Street Larry Dodge Charles McCracken Mary Schwechel Bill Dabb Kenneth Conner Charlene Western Dale Schwechel Morris Shaw Eugene Marr Paul Hynick Royce Hutton Mary Paulsen, Chapel Representativeg Helen Hoskins, Secretary-Treasurerg Dick Jay, Presidentg Janet Hartman, Vice President: Arlo Adolphs, Student Council Representative. Sophomores Janice Floyd Lois Laymiller lssa Lutfiyya. Helen Hoskins ,Gil :ly :Q isiiiitf if fi QIJWI5' V -,,:- ,, ,. my-fggq W , .:,,. : ,- W :VL K Ralph Hoksbe rgen .Tame s Allgood James Faulkner Mary Ann Bierman V H1-ea. N .W 4 S Q KA Y Ee ,. ,Ng :uf ,f 3 ,, , ieffiwzg A .Q , . 7 A K 'fi 1: 35. ' f -5,5 .7 'I 4 1 Zy l, ,R A53 k Larry Snodgras s Carl Bernahl Jack Boender Jean Hallowell K Q , Clyde Wiley Janet Hartman Ken Reynolds Ethel Little David Swim Douglas Libby Olive Walthall Jerry McCartney Jacquelyn Willey Mary Ann Palmer Dwight Williams Arlo Adolphs Mary Paulsen A mx 5 A ii ' 4 Q Sp L17 'M gf L 'NF ,. vf'-QL, 1 , ,, ,N ,355 .f 4. ' A ff' if 5 A n iv if Lrh' 5 V 'fgmjfi . ff! 'm j f 1f . Q 'W' gi, 'H mf -3-:lui fl K ,L 7' Ava it A , A i Q?-ig it ,4 3 'if' 'm y M ,A -- was . it my , . M , Q 'D ,, V- H- H . A 5 , - ,.. V s ,, mfg, 4 5 iii vhh' Q j ggggs 3 fi ww f . - Y SrQi5? f ' i'?ff-,-4 , A, f kk ' .1 , '--. ' fy 'Vf'5-Vf R.-Hg: 1 mm '-'- - ui N355 A -,f .' g A. W.. L,., .,.,,.,, W ,L Le slie McKay Glenn Dixon Lawrence Bailey Homer Zugg Arlin Harvey Paul Watland David Beane Henry Hunt Deyonna Vande Krol Darrel Van Roekel John Wyllie Leslie Breen William Nelsen George Savage Conchita Mclntosh Julie Carter David Oliver Jerry Sparks Danny Brown Phyllis Vos s Peggy Lewis Marlin Wollums Larry Kading Jeanne Bennett Janet Tice Gene Partridge Dale Harter Wayne Criss Connie Hoksbergen Larry MC Cormick Shirley Wallace Sarah Jessup Gerald Wells Steve Strah Edith Grubb Jerry Horn Jacque lyn Smith Judy White Karen Herman Roy Cashatt W if hlf afk fq f' i f -:f s X , 7 fa? I wild 9 Pi? Q 25 fm ff' Burdell Hensley Joyce Cox Wayne Be rnahl Dale Baltimore Joe Dow Judy Smith Gerald Boyd Larry Conner Melvin Kine 1' Maxine Wats on John Spence r Maryn Hix Dale Kolosick Elaine Wright Arlo Davis Gary Selk David Bree s Jerry Turbett Carlos Chase Gary Walston I ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1: Donald Kerr, Leroy Steffen, Lois Laymiller, Dr. Schultze, Advisor. ROW 2: Arlo Adolphs, Jerry Horn, Bruce Slawson, Dale Harter, Jerry Turbett, Bob Luiken, Del Coppinger, Dick Jay. Student Council OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... . . LEROY STEFFEN VICE PRESIDENT ...... . . DONALD KERR SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . LOIS LAYMILLER The Student Council is the representative group of the student body at William Penn College. This group consists of the president of each of the four classes, an elected representative from each class and a representative from both the Women's and Men's Dormitories. Their duties are to assist, and at times direct, the various activities throughout the year. The Council meets regularly on the first Wednesday of the month and the policy forming committee meets on the third Wednesday of the month. This year the Council has aided in relieving some of the congested parking and exit problems by installing the one-way signs. Another project was raising funds for the Crippled Children. .Q ?W l'+ S if Kv 1 .f-fi Qi ' wk... J Leroy Steffen, Mary Steddom, Ruth Ferguson, Clara Lee Locker, Robert Martin. Who's Who Among College Students The five students selected from the senior class to represent Penn College in the 1958-59 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES are Ruth Ferguson, Clara Lee Locker, Robert Martin, Mary Steddom, and Leroy Steffen. This honor is bestowed on senior students on the basis of their scholarship, leader- ship, citizenship, service, participation in school affairs, and promise of future useful- ness, This organization recognizes students nominated from approximately 750 colleges and universities. Ruth Ferguson is a home economics major and plans to teach after graduation. She is president of Penn's Home Ec club and vice president of the state Home Ec Associa- tion. Ruth also participates in band, choir, ISEA, SCA, and Pi Kappa Chi. Clara Lee Locker is an English major. Her minor is religion. This year she is pres ident of SCA and a member of Home Ec club, Pi Kappa Chi, and the choir. She has also served as editor of the QUAKER, Robert Martin is majoring in religion. At present, he is the pastor of the Eddyville, Chillicothe, and Columbia Methodist Churches. He is active in school affairs, helping with deputation work, SCA, and singing in the choir. After graduation he will attend serni nary. Mary Steddom's interests lie in the fields of elementary education and music. She is president of ISEA and serves as one of Penn's cheerleaders. She is also a member of the choir, band, SCA, and Home Ec club. Leroy Steffen is a physical education major and plans to coach after graduation. This year Leroy is president of the Student Council and a member of the Letterman's Club, SCA, and ISEA. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... . . JO ANN SMITH VICE-PRESIDENT ..... . . RUTH FERGUSON STUDENT COUNCIL REP. . . . LOIS LAYMILLER SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . MARY ANN PALMER Women's House ROW 1: Carol Carson, Maxine Watson, Mary Ann Palmer, Jo Ann Smith, Ruth Fergu- son, Lois Laymiller, Phyllis Huber. ROW 2: Shirley Wallace, Joyce Rose, Mrs. Man- ford Moore, Dean, Sarah Jessup, Jean Hallowell, Miss Naomi Olsen, Housemotherg Janet Tice, Donna Miller, Olive Walthall. ROW 3: Helen Hoskins, Judy Smith, Jeanne Bennett, Jackie Willey, Deyonna Vande Krol, Phyllis Voss, Julie Carter, Janet Hart- man, Mary Ann Bierman, Joyce Cox. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT ..... STUDENT COUNCIL REP. . . SECRETARY-TREASURER. . . . . GENE MARR . . . . . NEIL VOLK . . .JERRY TRUBETT . . . WAYNE CRISS Men's House ROW 1: Wayne Criss, Neil Volk, Gene Marr, Jerry Turbett B1llNelsen ROW 2 Jerry Boyd, Jim Lowther, Paul Watland, Gerald Wells, Dale Kolosick Glenn Dixon ROW 3 Burdell Hensley, Dale Harter, George Savage, Carlos Chase Leslie Breen Daxid Beane, David Brees. an ,W U, fx 2 Us,1sx1:.f w. 535552 , M., wezsf' mfg, um' X 2111 11 411531515 'HV-ffif F S6 ' , '5.i' -1 :: ,+:',qg , . - -5:-..l lv ' g fwsxwyi' 137325255 ' N' uggigggfqwlgs 2 x 'fm fm iJ M,f :sw : 5 - xii? qv W fes v' S SK K 5 f T , ' UNE 4 iipawwamsszflig ix. W, WLM SHGW i s H , - W QQQQH M ,QQ 'M , QWW M mwww' 55 v A ,M .J 1- 9' 3 t 'M f 2 vi - S I 'H1f33w-: gf' M2 ' X- il ' . . A , M. My w 5 ,A ,,,,,.. A fb ,Q V.. .1 V 1 Q 152-N qt, ,, WWf,n,,3,W , A A - -:,:g5,,f' ,I 135 wwf g 35591. I ggi' :iw ff . - if wk me 7 ,. 'E 15 1 , , . ., V'V' f l ' 5, . -V Q . A K. K . 'ww K W. 'W A.. 1- wifi' KI W V- I Y 2 fq fr ' gtg? 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DAVID I-IOLST ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER THORVILLE PRATHER Quaker Staff ROW l: Thorville Prather, Charlene Western, Janice Floyd, Mrs. Harvey, Advisor, Dave Holst. ROW Z: Joyce Cox, Connie Hoksbergen, JoAnn Smith, Phyllis Huber, Helen Hoskins, Carol Carson, Gerry Boyd, Lois Layrniller, Maryn Hix, Jackie Willey, Joyce Rose, Shirley Wallace. .EMI Q awk x in S?-W T 3 nmoag,,. Q , W . ,,,f f 2 A , Z- + 3 F? if Q Q R N E A L T A I 1' O c I N L O A u N l S ROW l: Issa Lutfiyya, Jeanne Bennett, Vice Pres.g Roberta Kerr, Pres.3 Dale Floyd, Sec.-Treas.g Charlene Western. ROW Z: Prof. Whittlesey, Prof. Bechtold, Advisorg Don Kerr, Dr. Harner, Advisor Dick Davis. ROW l: Steve Ferree, John McCurdy, Vice Pres.g Mrs. Whittlesey, Dale Floyd, Sec.-Treas.g Jim Kilfoil, Pres. ROW 2: Prof. Whittlesey, Thorville Prather, Dr. Hodgson, Advisorg Dr. Watson, Prof. Morris. S C I E U B N C c L ,-mmw M 1 if f Winds. We . M, L, 2? 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'N ff' . ia ' i E' 5 Zi M' Hg: 1 N 'tif Q2 .1 S, ROW 1: Charlene Western, Activities Chrm.g Mary Steddom, Vice-Pres.: Robert Street, Treasurer, Mary Paulsen, President, Helen Hoskins, Secretaryg Mary Ann Palmer. ROW 2: Peggy Lewis, Conchita Mc Intosh, Elaine Wright, Janet Tice, Olive Walthall, Judy Smith, Jeanne Bennett, Carol Carson, Shirley Wallace. ROW 3: Jean Hallowell, Publicity Chrm.g Jackie Willey, Points Chrm.g Joyce Cox, Phyllis Voss, Phyllis Huber, Maxine Watson, Ruth Ferguson, Jackie Smith. ROW 4: Charles Watson Dennis White, Joyce Rose, Lois Laymiller, Janet Hartman, Arlo Adolphs, Jerry Main. Pep Club Making Posters Pep Skit 2? EFT , x wg? gw5z,,,T ,Q 7 s Q W-fx .4 f x. ii' THLETIC gl gg ar 4 Assistant Coach Kenton Mutt Harris Coach Earl Craven ROW l: Dick Raley, Dale Floyd, Leroy Steffen, Jerry Horn, Bill Kildow, Dale Baltimore, Dick Davis Wayne Criss, Don Camenisch, Dwight Williams, Larry Almond, Dale Kolosick. ROW 2: Coach Kenton Mutt Harris, Larry Kading, Doug Libby, Mel Kiner, Larry Sarver, Bill Dabb, Dale Harter, John Knapp, Dan Sarver, Jim Lowther, Jack Kensler, Gayle Palmer, Clyde Wiley, Manager. ROW 3: Gene Marr, Trainer, Neil Volk, Keith Griffin, Dave Swim, Ron Jenkins, Paul Watland, Arlo Davis, John McCurdy, Berry Johnson, Jerry Doonan, Jim Douglas, Jack Boender, Dick Jay, Coach Earl Craven. Qsgswi- if Arlo Davis, Guard, Larry Kading, End, Bill Kildow, Center. Jerry Horn, Guard, Dan The Squad Jim Douglas, End, Don Camanesch, Guard, Gayle Palmer, H. Back. Doug Libby, Tackleg Mel Kiner, Guard. Jack Boender, Fullbackg Larry Almond, Tackle, Dave Swim, Tackle. Dick Raley, Fullbackg Wayne Criss, Q. Back, Dale Kolosick, Center. Paul Watland, Guard, Dick Sarver, Guard, Larry Sarver, Guard. John McCurdy, Tackle. Davis, Q. Back, Jim Lowther, H. Back. SUNNY Steffen' Halfback Ron Jenkins, Center, Neil Dale Baltimore, Guardg Volk, Ends Dwight WU- Keith Griffin, Guard. hams, Tackle. Penn '58' Summary Dubuque 32 Penn 14 Burlington Eureka 0 26 Westmar Central 0 34 Graceland Illinois College 14 21 Carthage Central Missouri 12 A new era in William Penn College football was ushered in during the past season by the Rangers under the tutelage of Coach Earl Craven and Assistant Coach Kenton Mutt Harris. This is evidenced not only by the remarkable 7-2 record but also by the host of broken and tied records and the high ranking of the Pennmen all season in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletic statistics. The Penn gridders scored 212 points during the season to eclipse the old mark of 166 set back in 19095 they won seven games during the season to break the old record of six set in 1909, and tied in 19303 they defeated Central to extend to 22 the most games won by Penn over a single opponent, and Jack Boender scored 102 points for a new Ranger individual scoring record. Penn compiled some astounding individual and team statis- tics in racking up this brilliant record. Individually, Boender's net rushing yardage averages 105.8 yards per game not only to lead the Range rs but to put him up among the national leaders in the NAIA. Jerry Doonan picked up 352 yards rushing while Wayne Criss got 267 and Berry Johnson 125. ln passing, Johnson completed 15 of 47 for 371 yards and 3 touchdowns while Pal- mer hit on 5 of 10 for 104 yards and two scores. For total offense, Boender has 1,026 yards for 114 yards per game average while Johnson picked up 496 yards followed by Doonan with 431 yards, Criss with 384 yards, Palmer with 165 yards, and Steffen with 111 yards. Pass receiving honors go to Neil Volk with 10 catches for 304 yards and three touchdowns. Doug Libby scored 23 points out of 29 extra point attempts. Palmer carried the punting load with 29 boots for a 34 yard average. Defensively, Volk was the leader with 61 tackles during the season. Runnerup was Don Camenisch with 51, followed by Dan Sarver with 45. Varsity Team ROW 1: Gene Marr, Neil Volk, Bill Kildow, Gayle Palmer, Berry Johnson. ROW 2: Mike Farrington, Larry Means, George Savage, Dale Harter, Wayne Criss. ROW 3: Coach Earl Craven, Manager David Beane, John Eberline, Jerry Turbett, Larry Hasley, Coach Kenton Mutt Harris. Basketball B Team ROW l: Coach Craven, Larry Almond, Carlos Chase, Jim Lowther, Larry Kading, Coach Harris. ROW 2: Dave McMillen, Gene Marr, Berry Johnson, Wayne Criss. ROW 3: George Savage, Larry Hasley, Dale Watt, Manager David Beane. Penn 75 Penn 64 Penn 43 Penn 41 Penn 84 Penn 69 Penn 58 Penn 69 Penn 60 Penn Central Carthage Coe Upper Iowa Simpson Iowa Wesleyan Graceland Westmar Parsons The Penn Rangers emerged from a season of tough competition with a well-earned and respectable 7-11 record with Carthage and Central yet to be played. The Rangers got off to a flying start early in the season. Coach Craven worked with what was prob- ably one of the best crops of freshman cagemen in many years. Only four seniors were on the team, Gayle Palmer, Bill Kildowf Neil Volk, and Dale Watt. R h Y s P r i c e M B 1 1 w k e e r I' F Y ar . J r 1. o . h 1 n n g s t o O n T! Rangers Penn 85 Graceland 74 Penn 68 Westmar 53 Penn 70 Simpson 78 Penn 57 Parsons 85 Penn 51 Coe 97 Penn 57 Iowa Wesleyan 93 Penn 59 Upper Iowa 72 Carthage Central Palmer, famous and feared for his marks- manship and all around ability, used up his elgi bility the first semester and completed his ca- reer as a Penn athlete. Kildow has been the mainspring in Penn's successful basketball days, He set a'new ' school scoring record with his 38 point pro- duction against Simpson. He also ranks 19th in the nation on individual free throw shooting. C a r l o s C h a s e M a L I' 1' Y s h C L , C M e 1 3. D S t O I1 Baseball Track Golf The spring of 1958 witnessed a fine season for the baseball team as they produced a remarkable record which was one of the finest in many years. This spring seems to hold another successful season with many of the same players returning. For the first time in several years track is offered here at Penn. Five track meets have been planned for the season, There will be a meet with Graceland and a triangular track meet with Graceland and Kansas City University. a The golf team was also quite successful last spring and again looks forward to a good season with all team members returning. Robert McBurney, Jerry Doonan, Dick Jay, Bill Kildow, Charles Whitehead. Girls' Basketball Coach, Joan Hoff Timekeeper, Deyonna Vande Krolg Manager Phyllis Huber. ROW l: Janet Tice, Phyllis Voss, Maxine Watson, Jackie Smith, Jeanne Bennett, Jo Ann Smith. ROW Z: Ruth Ferguson, Helen Hoskins, Judy Smith, Carol Carson, Mary Ann Palmer, Charlene Western. ir. If ,, 4, Recreational The intramural and recreational activities have been broadened over the past year to include football, ping pong, bowling, badminton, basketball, and swim- ming. There has been good participation in almost all of these activities, and they have been enjoyed by the participants. Football intramurals were held in the fall with the championship game being played on Homecoming Day. The final game between the freshman and the junior classes resulted in victory for the freshmen, who car- ried away the trophy. The winners of the 58-59 bowling leagues were the Alley Rats. This team consisted of Jerry Main, Del Coppinger, Dennis White, Bob Street, and Sunny Steffen Activities The men's intramural volleyball competition was completed just before Christmas. The Senior A team won six straight victories for the championship Basketball intrarnurals have been very successful with interest and competition helping to add incentive. Six teams have competed in this activity. The recreational activities also included activities at the local Y, The girls from the Y helped to make girls' volleyball a success. There is also co- recreational swimming at the Y. Mary Steddom, Janet Hartman, Olive Walthall, Mary Paulsen, Judy Smith. Q W., mf 4011 I J' J' fa.. -. ,fy - 95 ,bfi E3 MM' , 2 x 5? X ACTI ITIE Receiving Their Beanies. Freshman Days Scrubbing the P , Attending the Formal Reception Dr. Watson and Dr. Jones lead Procession. Presiclenfal Inauguration .' w Dr. Jones delivers inauguration speech. Dr. Watson is formally inaugurated The Recephon l Religious Emphasis Orlando Dick, speaker for Religious Emphasis Week. Students are encouraged to take an active part in the activities of a local church. Every chapel is given entirely or in part to a religious emphasis. Gospel Quartet Ministerial Student s Religious life has an important place at William Penn College, where the program is designed to guide the students in developing a well-rounded life. Religious Emphasis Week A Religious Emphasis Week is held annually in the fall. In these services the call of Christ to every individual is emphasized and the students are encouraged to give a positive answer. Homecoming Royalty Attendant Mary Paulsen, University Parkg Queen Judy Smith Carlisleg Attendant Judy White, Bloomfield. Judy Makes Her Speech Freshman Class Receives ln- Cheerleaders at Bonfire tramural Championship Trophy ' ' 2 Homecoming May The Best Class Win lst Place - Freshman Class Znd Place - Junior Class Women's House Float S.C.A. Float Senior Class Float Pep Club Float Acfivifies Game With Central Missouri We Fought! We Cheered! We Won!! BI'the Spirit Blithe Spirit, the Senior Class Play was held in Spencer Memorial Chapel on vember 21, 1958. This improbable farce in three acts was written by Noel Coward. CAST Madame Arcati, the medium . . ...... Jane Else Charles Condornine ....... .... K eith Schultz Ruth Condomine ....,..... . Clara Lee Locker Elvira, Charles' first wife. . . .... Mary Steddom Mrs. Bradman .......... . . Martha Mosteller Dr. Bradman . . . ..... Dale Floyd Edith, the maid . . .............. . . Ruth Ferguson TECHNICAL CREW Director ...............,... . . Pearl Wormhoudt Production Manager. . ..... Donald Kerr Business Manager . . . .Thorville Prather Publicity ....... ..,. J o Ann Smith Stage Manager. . . . . .James Kilfoil Properties. . . . . Roberta Kerr Lighting . . . . .Henry Wass George Savage Make-up . . . . .Mary Paulsen Peggy White Marilyn Scott Charlene Western Q --q Chrisimas Party Fantasy in Frost was the theme of the annual Christmas party held on Satur day, December 13, in the women's residence building. Dwight Williams served as master of ceremonies for the program following the dinner. To open the program, Julie Carter played Silver Bells on the bells, accom- panied by Jackie Willey at the piano. Naomi Olsen gave a Christmas reading, Why the Chimes Rang, with the aid of a flannel-graph picture. Dwight Williams gave a Christmas reading entitled, Reason for Christmas. A quartet composed of Jerry Main, Joyce Rose, Clare Lee Locker, and Robert Street concluded this portion of the program, The group then adjourned to the drawing room whe re they saw the movie, Silent Night, which told the story of the composition of the song and how it reached all corners of the world. Open house in the girl's dorm concluded the evening's activities. Holiday Tournament The second annual Penn Holiday Tournament was held January 2 and 3. Simpson's Redmen, Central's Flying Dutchmen, and Augustana were guests of the Penn Rangers for the occasion. Augustana College of Rock Island, Ill., de- feated the Rangers 68-53 to win the champion- ship game. In the consolation game Simpson defeated Central 73-64 for third place honors. Following the championship game, Dale Schweinberger of Augustana was presented a trophy as the most valuable player of the tournament. Trophies were awarded also to the first and second place clubs. Medals went to Dale Schweinberger and Lloyd Beese of Augustana, John Carle of Central, Dave Beane of Simpson, and Bill Kil- dow of Penn as members of the all-tournament team. 'ex-333i 35 Th 1L??i2 ,Wmu Valentine Party Master of Ceremonies Duane Kuntz and Model David Oliver As a climax to Capsule Pal Week, on February l4, the Freshman Class spon- sored the annual Valentine Party for the whole school. The Drawing Room was suitably decorated to suit the occasion. Duane Kuntz served as master of ceremonies, The program opened with a style show of the latest, modeled by several freshman boys. Carol Carson and Del Coppinger were chosen to reign as King and Queen of Hearts. This was fol- lowed by a skit featuring Maxine Watson as an eight year old. As the evening progressed, capsule pals were revealed. To complete the program Dr. Griffith, Freyd Heyn, and Duane Kuntz presented musical selections which were followed by a mock shotgun wedding. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served. King Del Coppinger and Queen Carol Carson Chapels Our chapel periods this year have been of outstanding quality. We have had a good variety of programs. Businessmen from the community, ministers from various churches, and students have spoken to us to enrich our whole educational plan here at Penn. Probably the highlight of the chapel periods this year was the Christmas candlelight service. This service was sponsored by the freshman class and was held at 6:30 a.m. December 19. This impressive service added a signifi- cant and warm meaning to the spirit of Christmas. Messiah Handel's Messiah was presented in excellent form Sunday afternoon, December 19, in Spencer Memorial Chapel by the Penn Choir, the C. E. I. Choir, and singer of the community. Selected choruses from the Messiah were presented by the group of 125 as well as many of the solos from the oratorio. Rev. W. W. Tink directed the choir, with Janet Hartman, Nina Whittlesey, and Richard Klein singing the solos. ' LEONARD ROSE, CELLIST Community Concerts The Community Concert Association helps to extend the cultural benefits of the college by presenting a series of concerts for members of this assoc- iation. This year the association presented five concerts. The first of these fea- tured Harry John Brown and the Manhattan Concert Orchestra on November 10, 1958. This orchestra presented a wide variety of numbe rs ranging from early classics to contemporary show hits which were well received by a re- sponsive audience. On January 15, 1959, Leonard Rose, cellist provided an enjoyable concert. Leonard Rose has become one of the master virtuosi of the day and has appeared in tours all over the country and will appear in Europe this fall. February 28, 1959, Theodore Lettvin, pianist, was featured to an appreciative audience. The final concert of this series was conducted on March 31, 1959, when the Chanticleers presented their program to an en- thusiastic audience. The Bohemian Girl A brilliant climax to Fine Arts Week was the presentation of the light opera, The Bohemian Girl, by the Penn music department and choir. The opera was presented May 9, 1958 in Spencer Memorial Chapel under the di- rection of Dr. Charles Griffith. The Bohemian Girl is the story of Arline, a gypsy girl, who is reared in a gypsy camp and falls in love with Thaddeus. After a period of years the Count recognizes his long lost daughter and takes her home. Arline still loves Thaddeus and finally the Count consents to their marriage. Leading roles were played by John Bissett as Count Arnheim, Gale Mor ris as Thaddeus, Mary Steddom as Arline, and Janet Hartman as the Queen Others in the cast were Jerry Main, Elwin Wines, Mark Mosteller, Robert Street, Cherisse Scott, Joyce Rose, and members of the choir. May Day One of the outstanding features of Fine Arts Week is the traditional May Day program. Joan Savage was elected May Day Queen for 1958 and Charles Scott, Jr., was the Cardinal for the festivities. The Queen's attendants were Lela Wines and Dorothy Kenoyer Hurst. Cherisse Scott and Sandra Micklewright served as flower girls with Stephen Sav- age as a crown bearer. The winding of the May Pole by several Penn Girls in pastel formals added much to the occasion. Baccalaureate-Commencement 1 958 The Baccalaureate service of William Penn College was held on Sunday, May 25, 1958, in Spencer Memorial Chapel. President Charles S. Ball gave the address. An anthem was sung by the Penn College Choir under the direction of Dr. Charles L. Griffith. Harvey H. Davis, Provost of the State University of Iowa, was guest speaker for the eighty-fourth Commencement of Penn Col- lege on May 26, 1958. Bachelor of Arts degrees were awarded to twenty-four seniors by President Ball. Twelve students re- ceived diplomas for two-year elementary couse. After Commencement the traditional Blue and Gold ceremony was held on campus, at which.time the 1958 graduates became members of the Penn Alumni Association. 1 if -' 5- M amass, ' fa as 7.,f Q, Following the Blue and Gold Ceremony. -533 we Mm., in ww, ki - D0fm I 9 K wi Chapel Grill Bookstore Chief Cook and Bottle Washer Chow Line Training Table N Winter Wonderland Heave H0 Look Ollt, Keith N. C. A. Men Visit Penn Campus Off -Campus Guys Volleyball Game with Y Women Who's Your Friend, Jean? Mrs. Moore, Miss Olsen, and Mrs. Farr Confer. Pep Rally V Birthday Party What' This '? This Doesn't Happen Often Formal Reception These merchants backed us- Le1's back them! QUAKER Staff JENKINS PLUMBING CO. Plumbing - Heating - Kitchens 216 South Market Dial Ollchfxrd 2-2273 KEMBLE'S FLOWERS Dial 3-7074 209 East High Tastee Shop Ice Cream Candies Beverages Pastries Magazines Dairy Products Elmer E. Johnson, 311 East High Ave. Owner the dairy fbodr fwzklxthe Town ' ', It i flesh Chuan Etavur JASPER-COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. Better Printing for Less 202 1X3 First Avenue East 'f x XX! K 2 General Insurance 113 B Avenue East OR 3-4-216 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Holst Kakert Co. 1612 Seventh St. Moline, Illinois Rug eff Furniture Cleaners Upholsterer Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Cleaned in the Home --A--me-.-..,l.,,,W,,,L M f ' '- Dave Holst and Maryn Hix pause for cz sundae at the MILKY WAY DAIRY, Where the Cow Jumps Over the Moon. Milky Way Dairy Malts, Sodas, and Sundaes At Our Dairy Bar On llighway 92 East Pearl Raeburn shows Maryn Hix one ofthe many handbags on display at ALSOP'S accessory department, where a large variety of accessories are available. AIsop's Iligh Avenue East Jerry Padgett, above, shows Larry McCormick the benefits ot dressing right. Sunstrum's Store for Men Dress Right-When You Dress Your Best-You Do Your Best. SY BEN GA STU DIO STANLEY'S DINER Don Stout, Owner 1205 A Avenue East Or 3-6597 Official Penn Photographers V , S O USS'lM2'aD5i, .Ziff R E THE PHOTO SHOP The Finest and Most Complete Photography and Hobby Supply Store Next to the Rivola Theater Oskaloosa, Iowa Crystal Cleaners 110 2nd Avenue East Harry, Max, 61 Ralph Sheesley No Parking Problems -- Use Our Drive CHARL ES G. BROWN Insurance 218 High Avenue East Dial OR 3-6835 P. O. Box 239 Oskaloosa, Iowa Shady Lodge Cale 24 Hour Service Where the Gang Meets! RElLEY'S JEWELERS Dependable Jewelry Service Since 1920 REESE D-X SERVICE Save S Sz H Green Stamps 314 A Avenue E. Dial 3-5525 Oskaloosa, Iowa Charles A. Russell Insurance Oskaloosa , Iowa I - I X il srsl- 014 ,Q Q' o wif X . 4 tw x Compliments of RIUOLA THEATRE MAYER'S :F SERVICE STANDARD ' 301 A Avenue East Then shall the trees of the woods sing at the presence of the Lord. Come Worship With Us Woolson Friends Church one mile south of Richland, Iowa TOM and DORIS GOOD, Pastors, West Branch Friends Church West Branch, Iowa Birthplace of Herbert Hoover. New Providence Friends Clifford Wolh Pastor Sunday School - 9:30 Church - 10:30 Sunday School - 10:00 A.M. Worship - 11:00 Young People - 6:45 P.M. Worship - 7:30 Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 Holding Forth The Word Of Life Lewis D. Savage, Pastor Congratulations To the Class of '59 and to the returning students during the next school year. Shop and Save at PENNEY'S SHIPP'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Corner 9th Ave. 8z South 11th St. Oskaloosa, Iowa DeKOCK Furniture, Appliances Floor Covering Dial OR 3-4688 HICKLIN GROCERY AND MARKET 412 South llth Street Oskaloosa, Iowa Your Home Owned Store I W Stephen Cleaners Tops in Quality INSURE and BE SURE YOU INSURE WITH J. S. STAFFORD INSURANCE AGENCY 114 North Market St. Oskaloosa, Iowa Phone 3-3476 WI LCOX-GARLAND FURNITURE The Home Of Quality Home Furnishings Bob E. jones Keith D. 'Morris PREFERRED RISK MUTUAL INSURANCE Lam Cost Automobile Insurance . . . for Total Abstainers . . . Only If You Don'f Drink WHY HELP PAY FOR Q N THE Acclosms or GSA moss wHo nor 1-5.23 For information :dl ' N lgcnf Gradus J. DeK0ck 119 North Market Oskaloosa, Iowa Grahams Leader Store Compliments Of M ahaska Book Store Edward McFadden, Class of '17 Raymond L. Swanson I R us neu Avenue wssr H ARDW A R E Howar's Shoes Your Comer Shoe Store 101 High Avenue Eos! LAYTON'S MUSIC STORE 201 High Ave. W. Ph. 3-4396 Hawkeye Lumber Company Quality Building Materials OR 3-3497 Monarch Laundry and Dry Cleaners 406 High Ave. West Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1959 YOUNKERS of Iowa WILCOX-GARLAND FURNITURE The Home of Quality Home Fumishings Bob E. jones Keith D. Morris DOUG'S A good place to eat. DeJONG'S STANDARD 1202 A Avenue East O - Oskaloosa R 3 9014 Save Gifthouse Stamps Iowa GRIFFITH CUT RATE S.W. Cor. Square Oslcaloosa We Give S 8- H Green Stamps FISHER TV ANTENNA SERVICE Complete Installations and Repairs Phone OR 3-4274 STEWART'S South Side of Square Marie Foster '56 and Dick Foster ,33, Owners CANARY COTTAGE CAFE North of the Courthouse Hemphill Don Hazel BELL INVESTMENT 118 North Market Real Estate-Insurance CLINE'S TEXACO SERVICE Dick Cline 1203 A Avenue E. and No. 11th Oskaloosa Iowa OR 3-9045 JACK'S BODY SHOP 106 North D Street Oslcaloosa Iowa UPTON AND COLVILLE FIRESTONE Phone OR 3-3413 PURlTY ICE CREAM CO. It's Always Good Continental Manufacturing Co. Magiknee leans DOWNING HOTEL CHECKERBOARD CAFE Home Cooked Meals Home Made Donuts and Rolls 114 South A Street City Best Wishes 1959 Graduates J. H. Wake Feed Mill Oslcaloosa, Iowa OR 3-3471 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Mahaska County New Dealers Serving Your Automotive Needs Cl' Compliments of STAPP'S PURITY DRUG STORE LESTER'S BARBER SHOP Flattops and Ivy League llaircuts Compliments of Harold Meredith and Ed McClure Arnolds Park Friends Church Along Highway 71 Across from School The Friendly Quakers Sunday School 9:45 A.M. P1easantP1ain Friends Church Family worship 11:00 A.M. Youth Meetings 6:45 P.M. P1eaSE11'1t Plain, Iowa Evening Service 8:00 PJVI. Lawrence and Sarabelle Sams, Pastors A F,ie,,d1y Clmcl, with a F,ie,,,11y The Second Oldest Meeting Welcome. In Iowa Duane Moon Pastor Wendell G. Farr Clerk At College Avenue Orval H. Cox Yearly Meeting Superintendent Richard P. Newby Yearly Meeting Clerk Cskaloosa Friends Church The Home Of Iowa Yearly Meeting You Are Always Welcome At Oskaloosa Friends Lynnville Friends Church I-ibe fY C0mmUnifY Friends Church The House Where God and Friends Meet Lester and Mary Figgins, Carl D. Byrd, Pastor Pastors Clemons Iowa Hesper Friends Church First Friends Church Hesper, Iowa of Grinnell, Iowa Richard A. llartman, Pastor Charles 0. Whitely, Pastor Adolphs, Arlo .... Allgood, James T. . Almond, Larry L . . Bailey, Lawrence L . . . Baltimore, Dale . . . . Barnard, Mary E. . . Beane, David E. . . Bennett, Jeanne M. . . . Bernahl, Carl H. . . Bernahl, Wayne G. . Bierman, Mary Ann . Boender, Jack A. . . Boyd, Gerald G. . . Breen, Leslie I. . . Brees, David E. . . Brown, Danny J. . . Burkland, William M. . . Camenisch, Don A. . . . Carson, Carol M. . . Carter, Julie A .... Cashatt, Roy E. . . Catherman, James . Chase, Carlos J. . . Conner, Kenneth L. Conner, Larry .... Coppinger, Delvin J. . . Cox, Joyce E ..... Criss, Wayne E. . . Crum, Larry E. . . Dabb, Bill R ..... Davis, Arlo D .... Davis, Richard A. . DeLong, Larry L. . DeReus, Jim ..... Dixon, Glenn A. . . Dodge, Larry E. . . Doonan, Jerry L. . . Douglas, Thomas James Douglas, Ray .... Dow, Joe F ...... Eberline, John R. . Else, Jane ...... Farrington, Michael Faulkner, James R. Ferguson, Ruth E. . Ferree, Steve A. . . Floyd, Dale E. . . Floyd, Janice I. . . Graves, Sue M. . . Griffin, Keith A. . . Grubb, Edith C .... Hadley, Leland . . . Hallowell, Jean . . . Hanna, M. Diane . . Harter, Dale E .... Hartman, Janet L. . Harvey, Arlin M. . . Hasley, Larry N. . . Hensley, Burdell E. Herman, Karen S. . . I-ieyn, Fried ..... Hix, Maryn K. . . . Hoksbergen, Connie Hoksbergen, Ralph . . . Student Roster University Park, Iowa University Park, Iowa . . . Oskaloosa, Iowa . . . . . Salem, Iowa . . Oskaloosa, Iowa . . . . . . Cedar, Iowa . . Marshalltown, Iowa . . . . Fremont, Iowa . . Knoxville, Iowa . . . Knoxville, Iowa . . . 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