William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

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The Society of Friends in 1866 volunteered cooperation and financial backing for the venture and the doors of Union College were finally opened on September 23, 1873. With a registration of over 200 students to 5 faculty members, only 19 actually qualified for college courses. Facing the challenge of a new adventure, Presidents Woody and Morgan laid the foundation of educational instruction at Penn. Adapted to the outlet of meeting needs of western people, the college aimed for a positively Christian program that was non-sectarian in character. 1879 witnessed the election of Benjamin Trueblood to the presidency, and educational emphasis shifted to instruc- tion by scholarly excellence. New departments of art and music were added to the curriculum along with the beginnings of an elective system. 1400 library volumes were termed insufficient and new drives for books and equipment were begun. Under Rosenberger's administration, steady, conservative progress was continued with strong emphasis on liberal arts and religion. Lab equipment was added, including electricity for chemistry and physics classrooms, and the library was enlarged. Along with the growing number of electives, the physical education department was added. In 1904 the semester plan was adopted in place of the older tri-quarter system. The Aurora, first yearbook publication, appeared in 1893 while the Penn Chronicle had came on the scene previously in January, 1886. Completed in 1873, Old Main furnished the west wing of the college building complex and housed the first classes. Construction of the central section was concluded in 1877 while the east Wing failed to reach completion until 1890. Consisting of three floors and a basement, the large first floor room possessed a seating capacity of over 100 and was utilized for study hall and chapel. Classrooms filled the second floor while the third level housed students and faculty as well as the library. Dining facilities and janitor's quarters were centered in the basement along with space for indoor activities. Baseball was the first organized sport, beginning in 1874 while football appeared sometime around 1892. Only a year before, the first field day for track had been organized. Basketball failed to enter the Penn curriculum until 1900, and 1907 saw a new gymnasium added to campus scenery. 5 s A Time to Build .. May 27, 1916 witnessed the complete destruction of the college building by fire and the loss of two lives. Discovered by students who had rooms on the third floor, the flames reached a 40-gallon tank of alcohol, exploding and scattering liquid fire in all directions. Efforts of firemen were unavailing due to insufficient water pressure. The two deaths resulted from the crash of the 4-ton college bell through the main building, burying the business manager and freshman who had been desperately trying to rescue college records. 580,000 to f5l00,000 damage was assessed to the fire, with the central section completely wrecked, the east wing ruined and the west wing extensively burned. Only 322,000 was covered by insur- ance. Efforts were executed to rebuild the college and funds were solicited immediately. By August 5, 1916, over S400,000 had been raised. Land for a future campus had been donated by Charles and Albert Johnson in 1898. Because it allowed room for greater expansion, the 40-acre tract just north of the old location became the new campus site. Construction of a new modern, thoroughly equipped plant was begun, and Penn College became one of the finest facilities for small colleges in Iowa. With the financial disaster of 1929 and pursuing Depression years, Penn, bordering on bankruptcy, suffered the loss of its endowment, North Central Association accreditation and all prestige. The ensuing result was necessarily a constantly changing curriculum, decrease in the number of course of- ferings and a shrinking staff. Enrollment remained fairly stable, probably due to the col- lege's acceptance of produce on tuition, work in lieu of tui- tion and time payments for the balance. The trend of educa- tion was toward a more general instruction. By 1933 reorgan- ization of the institution was required to stem off financial disaster, and the college officially became William Penn Col- lege. 1. ,fri X f ix .ip 2, ' fx QX, sf 4 'lf' xx BBN A f -ff . be -rg., ...X ' ts ,fx 98.2 1 Awti VY, bw my K ' 4, K. 6 - ,.x- 7 x ,fx ?T5.w 4 5. K, I xN A 'ul 5 fax, K .' .4 'Q X 'sk' . R '-1f 'fN , xg. Q.. x R+- xl- Q W V 4 5 , 224 aqgx 5 u My , ' 4,1 X , 711.1 m . 2 xg. f -izvxgimfqugy t gf Q f .- 1 fy r, 1. iff 3, 1 -4' ,.f.4.,.f, Time to Flourish . . . With the eruption of World War I, many Yankee boysw went off to win the war. To commemorate the sacrifice of those who failed to return from their grim mission, the southeast and southwest gateways were presented to the college by the classes of 1918, 1919 and 1920. During the dark times of the depression years, the gift of a new chapel by Mrs. Mary E. Spencer inspired confidence in the future of the college. Constructed in memory of H.L. Spencer, a prominent Oskaloosa businessman,the chapel was dedicated February 18, 1923. A 1922 saw the organization of the lowa football conference with Penn College as a charter member. By 1930, Penn had managed to grab the conference title. A memorial gift in the form of a 300-acre farm was presented to the college after World War Il by Mrs. Ella Peasley in memory of her husband who attended Penn during the early l880's. Adjoining the campus, the farm also provided the Gibbs House for the co1lege's use. Redecorated and refurnished, Peasley Hall provided the first menls dorm for the new campus. Though first leased as a dairy farm, the land later was subdivided into a housing section with 15 acres re- served for campus expansion and over 26 acres for natural woods. The Peasley Gift was valued at 347,000 The l940,s presented Penn with its greatest and most critical test. By the l950's, a reshaping of the program on the basis of lessons learned in experiences of success and failure was undertaken. With the sale of the old gym in 1946 to a church for use as a parochial school, a large room on the ground floor of Penn Hall was used for indoor sports. 1956 witnessed the reality of a new college gymnasium as part of a cooperative city-college operation. The city's need for a new senior high school helped aid the cause when land for the high school campus was contributed by the college and use of the gym was offered for varsity games. By 1960, William Penn College regained its N.C.A. accreditation and continued to improve and expand. A new boys' dorm valued at S600,000 was completed by 1963, replacing the old surplus G.l. units north of the heating plant. Peasley Hall was then refurnished to accommodate the growing Fine Arts department and become Griffith Hall. 1.93 in A-.gi iz' iif?SW?Eii23!Q:f.T'e, 1 1 rf. f Time to Endure . . . By the summer of 1964, the 90th anniversary campaign goal of S750,000 was reached and the new Wilcox Library became a reality. The Industrial Arts Department had gained new classrooms by 1962 and 1964 while the rebuilding of the Kilgen organ in Spencer Chapel was also finally accomplished. Since 1964, four large additions have been completed, including the Dana Atkins Memorial Union in 1966. The new student center filled the need for a more adequate food serv- ice forthe school. By the next year, Eltse Dorm had been con- structed to accommodate upperclass men and women, allow- ing Watson Hall to be used essentially for incoming freshman boys. The gym annex was finished by 1970, replacing old G.l. units which had been used for offices and dressing rooms. Modernization of the natural science sections of Penn Hall helped maintain Pennls high degree of scholarship. Since 1953, Penn has been subject to a steady rise in enroll- ment which was accelerated by the addition of the gym in 1957 and the acquisition of N.C.A. accreditation in 1960. 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A 7.14 , 'Ii ...--v 3, , , ,mwmxli f 'L , YS... ,mi CGIGBIZAUOH OPENS secono 10C YEARS founder's day activities to celebrate william penn's 100th year of education were held on september 23, hosting penn representatives, oskaloosa townspeople and iowa governor robert d. ray while an unexpected visit was made by 4th district congressman john kyl. present director of development john wagoner acted as emcee at the plaque dedication ceremony held at the original site of the college. a bronze plaque inscribed with originaI site of william penn college, 1873 was placed on a large boulder by dr. jim drost, head of the industrial arts department and under whose guid- ance the tablet had been constructed. the founder's day luncheon featured governor ray as guest speaker while activities following it included replacement of the herbert hoover elm which died several years ago of dutch elm disease. the new plant is one of five trees presently being dedicated in the centennial year observance. a ten-minute television special had been made earlier and included filmed highlights of the campus and accompanying remarks by dr. duane moon and la von worley, college and student body presidents. fmst ste -- neglstnation registration to some students signals the official beginning of classes and another school year while to others it is just a humdrum event. but to the freshman, registration serves as the beginning link in the be- wildering and sometimes startl- ing chain of events which will compose their first year of col- lege life. freshmen come from world- wide places or just across town to meet and become equal re- ceivers of chair, desk, bed and dream. being a freshman is a little frightening and a lot of fun, but, best of all, it's excit- ing and unique--it's beginning. vi9?'rt.QSv fqfg. , aim in f l -1 nln z fmrx. x 4? A A if MW' pw I Wi 542 El ,Fw ww ' ' f N ffm WM ,,,, ' M g YSgZ,,,f,W, .V Y l , DARGUIIS ITIGGTI ADO l11ll1Gl6 Wllih DGHI1 life parents weekend provided the setting for students to educate their parents in the art of living at penn, open houses and coffees were held to enhance parental participation and en- tertainment was climaxed by the statesmen's 63-0 tromp over baker university on the grid field. administrators as well as faculty were avail- able throughout the weekend to mingle with parents and exchange views. students also took part in the centennial year celebration by displaying their works in a poster contest signifying penn's 100th birthday. W ami V' 5' .xp M 3 kr, lvifgmf 1- . MW' ' ' ....si,.y'ir .-. CAITIDAIGI1 SUCCGGCS IZOR CAITIDUS TIIIDISIER students' struggle for a campus minister reached its end this year with the addition of bill griggs, former pastor of the college avenue friends. presently serving the stu- dent body as a spiritual counsel, he sums up his position with the idea that my job is to always be available. sensitive to a number of thoughts and feelings of humanity, bill enjoys people. satisfaction in his job is derived from the knowledge that students often need to share with a friend. 'hx anmeo fences lenos equal necnzuitmq oppontunity armed forces day provided students with a chance to encounter recruiters from all branches of the service as well as obtain informa- tion on career opportuni- ties. exhibits were set up to allow close scrutiny of available literature as well as the viewing of recruit- ment films. 36 sitting: marcella grayson, debbie hall janet mc kenzie joy miller bobbi jones edie lee donna washington kathy berry, verrena davis. standing cheryl bolden captain zeta kopsa sue fear cathy fulton sue hemongway ann morman kim earney, prof. dvorak. 0l2lll IIGAITI DROVIOGS NAIII time 6l1II6l21IAll1mGnIIS penn's all-girl drill squad with accompaniment from the band provided half time enter- tainment in the form of intri- cate and varied marches. co- ordination of the two organi- zations was accomplished by prof. de lyle d. dvorak. mana- ging to perform even in the chilled atmosphere of late au- tumn, the girls also aided cheerleaders in boosting the crowd's morale. consisting of eight freshmen out of sixteen members, the team managed to stage pro- fessional performances despite the largely rookie character of its ranks. SDGAKGRS RGIAIIG DROIIGSSIOYIAI IOGAS students had the opportunity to listen to intellectual discussion on topics rang- ing from quakerism to women's libera- tion. dr. benjamin de mott stirred student emotion when he spoke of general ur- gencies facing society and the inflexi- bility of our sIot-society. dr. elizabeth janeway, author of man's yvorldL women's place: a study in social mythology, called for the end of the con- cept of man as being superior to the sec- ond best woman. noted english quaker and scholar, dr. george h. boobyer, stressed the use of scriptures in daily living as well as the far- reaching effect the bible still has on to- day's world. elizabeth janeway 1 I Wwj L Silt Mft. .,. 32. mit? W george h. boobyer benjamin de mott 38 I4 dick clark ed podolak governor robert d. ray politics affects campus am politicians and campaigners traveled to penn campus in the rising heat of november's general election, mixing with students and spreading po- litical viewpoints. ed podolak, running back for the kansas city chiefs, advocated the election of senator george mc govern to the u.s. presidency, calling him a believer in the people. stopping at penn on his walk across the state, candidate for u.s. senator dick clark exchanged views with students, presenting his own political format. governor robert d. ray addressed the founder's day luncheon in recognition of penn's century of growth. koolich mystipies cizowo john koolich, world-famed hypnotist, mystified a spellbound penn audience for over three hours in a fasci- nating performance of mental projection. managing to subdue ten students under his power of hypnotic suggestion, koolich was able to make them ex- perience extreme heat and cold, and the refreshing taste of a lemon as well as several life experiences, in- cluding a drive-in movie and painting a picture. wrapping up the show, koolich performed an amazing feat in extrasensory perception, managing to duplicate the arabic words written on a chalkboard while being se- curely blindfolded. the extraordinary performance left penn students with a realistic belief in the incredible powers of suggestion. 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A if X., hiv all QUEEN VGRRGDA CAVIS vennena oavis elevateo to Qoyalty miss verrena davis was elevated to queen status on october 3, 1972, to reign over homecoming weekend activities. with the help of emcee rich bartels, kay stangeland relinquished her crown to the new queen. following the Coronation was a concert by the grass roots, parade thru oskaloosa, football contest with simpson and finally a dance to celebrate the gridders' victory. 44 l ,ki M , Q Q: l .S ' xi ,far A 'Y .4-fm V 'SWE-f K, i . - ' 'wif f' f ,V . .4 H , , .. Mggf, A w. 'g,.k ko I. X X Hi Q zz ' 1 1531- A i I-'unff ez Srpf H N UD ffffl' GW A I 0 D 45 J 'Wit W, A, K A -Q .L 'W .fn , , 'J. 40 , ' -- gg 'J fx s x 4. E i , S , ,MXAM , , A23 WW' ww few. - ,W -f 1 .Q Q- ,fx 23, vu K wah s Q... A ,, .Q 1, ge., ,ww f R ' L., S -Ji Q 'S Isl Q s P' , mtg, 5 -25234 1 K 'Li-s K if '33 ff ii . an -v 5 -:fi 11 H--4 1 3 1 lil! 435 , ., - 'f3i':ffW ,S . 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X M pnesloent ouane moon, ph.o DEAD OOl1AlO SChl1ll1Z6, 60.0. .........-1 temzy haskell, bean of men lenoy Steffen, bean of stuoents Best of the centun the 1972 william penn football season will long be remembered by coaches, football players, and enthusiastic fans as one of the best and most exciting. penn gained momentum as they toppled team after team on their way to the top, the number one position as the iowa college con- ference champions. after Squashing baker uni- versity 63-0, pillsbury college refused to even attempt a skirmish with the statesmen's strength. penn won their easiest game by a forfeit. unfortunately, penn was forced into sharing the title of champions by losing the last scheduled game of the season to buena vista. this was the first loss on the home grid field in 18 games. row 1: left to right: al perkins, ward bond, dennis lorenc, linn artis collins, larry fields, don young, russell Schaffer, carl johnson, roberts, mike vvaters, ed berta, bill tweeton, greg bruns, irving taylor. row 3: left to right: defensive covordinator rob hicklin, john jenkins, mike roman, russ fortune, jerry friedmeyer, bill frank young, mark stone, dave o'brien, mark grube, ron kelly, gene dougherty, steve goodwin - trainer. row 5: left to right: offensive shields, harry smith, john kupfer, andre Williams, milton bryant, ai , 455' --fifffff ' 'A A , I 'LIE D r' o 1 U MA ff 3: ff . 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PEW J, sf af p nn heaps them off at the pass following the buena vista loss, coach randleman did an excellent job of rekindling the fire when penn was invited to the boot hill bowl in dodge city, kansas. it was a new adventure for everyone at penn and several fans traveled the long road to dodge city know- ing the team wouldn't dis- appoint them. much to emporia state's surprise, but to the statesmen's expectations, penn controlled the entire game and finished with a 17-14 victory. OO if 'I S ,Q P W av -Z K? .wild 93' .fb 15 t X. i -9 me M.. . . IIOI2 U16 lllhal showoown 5 ...xr- 25 'iii is J., Mg kv prof. allen rodemeyer industrial arts ll1OUSlIRlAl ARIS ADDGAIS 110 Dl2ACUCAl l.II:6 heading penn's growing department of industrial arts are dr. jim drost and prof. allen rodemeyer. together they offer exten- sive courses in wood, metals, drafting, electricity, plastics and power mechan- ics. teacher education in this department is contri- buted by prof. harold case who also acts as administra- tive assistant to the presi- dent. courses in this area hold a special application to practical life situations. prot. harold case, industrical arts its if .. i .. -, dr. jim drest, industrial arts .wa , ,Mx V .bplg fm :A- , 2 wh. i5R2 Q 7 -- , 'f .,,,.w,f1.1m , 55,50 A 1 Q V AV ,M ,q,,,,ff-Mi X THE Silt nu: '65 gg ff P83751 OIVGRSIIZIGO counse appeal to All prof. cochran and prof. beichley edify the principles of the home economics department with high standards of nutrition, health, dress, and housing, all which contribute to a general im- provement of family life which affects everyone. this department offers several courses such as marriage and family, nutrition and health, art in the home, crafts, foods, child care, and many others that would be of interest to the general STUUGDT. mrs. barbara beichley, home economics ' rrif i if prof. maxine cochran, home economics www. M... ' pay- ...VN I L W . wwf - f, -sl -Y..'v:',l W, 63 ,,., My MVN Sf' f i . .mg ,,V L 4 Y . . ff' mi.:,::5k, kV.k il .V Q... 5 . in , , ,f-,f . ,N gt - W-W ,mv- 'i ft if-,,.., R? M ,Q .X X ,D at Q X ,N -.1 NQM, , R W :KT 432. 51.035 v' K ft-gif' 'QV 5-fwfhs. , fl I 2: Vs 'vs I v s XT was g, ,A ,rx X-Nm, UDOERWORIO haunts GQIIIIIIIN hall about 420 people found enough courage to visit the james rothschild underworld family mansion alias griffith hall. the trembling guests were escorted by guides through spiders, skeletons, ghosts and vampires. grandmother rothschild underworld, knitting in blood, hurriedly ushered the faltering visitors to the final meet- ing place--the chamber of horrors. the fine arts department frightened 3210.00 from the apprehensive mortals to be donated toward erection of the new fine arts building which will be- gin in the spring. .zilrfgi ' 7 if W -r 5 A Y 'Erika 5 .Mb f ix f 3511? 3,11 4 gs. 'W 1 ., 1 R.. , xx X, x 4' ff 4-if 4 iw if tt' 1 1' I ,fl , X A? 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'N 5 if keys DAITIGC mll1Ol2l1IY C0'0l2Oll1AI0l2 1 f ' M1 if s flavors' A ,af-f 431-1 appointed co-ordinator of mi- nority affairs for the penn college staff was albert keys of st. louis, missouri, presently ajunior at penn majoring in sociology. the plan will allow keys to remain on the staff after graduation while continuing to pursue appropriate summer graduate studies leading to a grad- uate degree. purpose of the new position will be to strengthen penn's institutional commitment to the experience of the black cultural and social center. Y community-mmoeo providing a christmas party complete with santa claus, toys and sledding for oskaloosa's underprivileged children, delta beta con- tinued its community minded image. although it is the youngest fraternity on penn's campus, it remains the largest, continually catering to the public interest. helping out the oskaloosa youth club, the guys treated the kids to a day at the lake. K-lsiwl B l --v u 4-61 i we iiia ' Aff M ' - ' , , . ,AA5 , .,... D E LTA cnzcle k sponsons pnojects penn's circle k, sponsored by the local kiwanis club, continued to increase its community involvement and number of service projects. headed by president ted witthoft, the circle k'ers have kept active in several community programs, including working with special education swimming students at the ymca, taking tickets at football games and providing a coat check at basketball games from which the proceeds are donated to a program to help fight multiple sclerosis. the group has also donated a portion of its funds to the fine arts development and to the ymca for swim- ming and memberships. COml'llUl1II BADQUGI canolelloht candle flames and mounds of food highlighted penn's annual christmas buffet in the cafeteria. the mood was set by a program performed by penn's chamber choir. meanwhile, everyone contin- ued to enjoy just being together at christmas. gtg 'tif ,guage y Y van 1 .l W1-'f'4 if SHSXLA. IREAIS h6AOStAI2t hll0l26l1 preparing students for real-life teaching situations, student iowa state education association con- tinued to provide a practical laboratory for learning teaching applications and objectives. s.i.s.e.a. sponsored its annual christmas party for headstart children, including santa, carols and singing, and a toy for every child. W - '- f Il , A u jp ,tr Aft. . ff , i ,V , VJ-wk: X J. .x , ff, ,f V ,f ,fp 6 ,Q ,s , A K4 ' ,.fW 9'i' 71 DRGDARE IIGACTIGRS IPLOR a full program in elemen- tary and secondary teacher education is offered at penn. it is in conformity with the practical aspect of the phil- osophy of william penn col- lege. the courses in psychology are designed to give a student enlightenment in the human nature and problems of adjust- ment between his fellow man and his biological environment. together, they prepare the background for teachers to come. dr. d.e. schultze, education prof. edith b. glover, education prof rogers k hake psychology and social science prof. Ieroy c. steffen, education ,udilm dr. adoiph e. goedeken, education and history prof. vvillard a. shavv, education WZ Wausau -r-Q. .ESM prof. john g. mothershead, education and psychology dr. david castle, psychology and religion '73 ,K .W-lm' 'f Y hw- wg ,Q-' ,A I 4 , L- f 13, 7, we f, lf-s,5'g. -5-35, 'Wg Q 1- Wm?-,J ' w , iii I .W if .TQ i b 'V 1 - . 1 -fs- .. it ,'zf,f'ff 4 gnu --5.314511 - x 1 '- i -, . f- 'it , W ff-r,.'5-if at 'tsislafgil if .ij A -Wa .gf-E'-e... 1 fig, - ' -Zines '?F44,2-if-fmif' Q 1. i,--ii 1 - M'f?f,.Q, ,1 .igyggpw atjlhfeih, , ,. ,. .. In A ,WG .YAM-jigs, Q, V. t MMF. . . .Y if PM-. A f- - - -- 1 , -' .,,. .1 -,rn N . lui f quao lqnlteo aften colo Beqmnmq throughout the 1972-1973 basketball season, headed by coach taylor hayes and his assistant, jim means, the team met with strong competition from conference and non-conference players. cold begin- nings and tense, heartbreaking endings, due to the youth and incon- sistency of the team, contributed to a fevv of penn's losses. yet, penn came back from defeat and managed to overcome teams that had previously beaten them. the enthusiastic crowds nursed the victory over central on their ovvn floor. this greatly desired success over- shadowed the 11-14 record overall. PENN 4 -4 G front: rick rominger, shervvin sotonoff, steve frank, jack amble, joe gebhardt. back: jim coach hayes. if s -if . r f 34- if PENN X ,f iw! PENN 'SCJ SEEN PENN P nau. second row: ron dengler, randy lalrd, bruce dragoo, rogers thomas, mike angstadt, alan means, landis gray, jerry angle, j.r. jaimes, spencer anderson, gary braden, alan higginbotham, rlgllgll PENN lllzffl 1 kim ,f gl? 75 in it 61,95 ww, l2Omll1G6l2, NAU NGAO 76 Hoists the rebounding, shooting and overall playing ability of seniors rick rominger and steve nau greatly enhanced penn's performances this year. moreover, the experience gained from fellow players should improve penn's chances for a winning season next year. .wr W ww.. fx A .. mx., X , gi l -N.: f-,HE-:wgf I 7 5 ,J - , In as , 1 ' , 4, ' in xv 4 4 N . . sr W LQ A ' , ' Q' ' - 2' ' . ' mi w , , A 3 zki yw X . KV Y k eg., X -.fr VV. 1 - Wy . '- R 'W' . .Q hi wig , ,Mm . A , W J wg, .cffsgqgl w : .,. was , , Av. X. -- 'Eff 4 'fx f i, -Wy dl 'r ay, ky ft N-eff Q, 4,33 Q 'Q 71 was 'Wx K . f fgiwuim was 'V ,ff an S ,' f1:. U, L- s +,eaQ1 . 31? .3--4, W we F , ,av- a V? N' K W f , , - ,ui ,va 5 ,K A ..93f:.,. 7 - M., sy? 12. Q A -.1 11 A v f I 4 4 'ln W . X Lqiwg 'LKTT P 77 ' R, why., Q N. ' ,im - 7 f. , -K v -7 fHf,,q:?1 17 M 'JJ' --ur. C3 PQI 4, SCORE BOARD 0 . f ? gif-agua. SXQNXSQ IL an my ssssaii X X 'FFEEZEAE 5:5 X V X l6I1I6l2m I1 ACkl10Wl6CG6 ACHIGVE GUI In AITHIGIICS penn's lettermen's club has contin' ued its refreshment stand at football and basketball games in an effort to raise money. products of its strenuous efforts include the new baseball back- stop, the refurnished lounge in the new gym complex and a donation to the new fine arts department. fi .455 nn chrzomcle, A stuoent effomt executive editor , , news editor ,,,,, sports editor ,,,,, asst. sports editor , , , vicki stuchel , , , la von worley , l , , don davis , Hmark minear , arlen daleske . . . ....... karen ellis advertising manager , , layout editor ..... production . . . ................. KBTIW adlam photography. . . . doug mcdonald, tom mcdonald cartoonist . . ......................... rick dickinson writers . . . . . john fitzgerald, jacque maddox, pam morris carole riley, peter vvhelihan columnists . . . . Wanda coffin, lee van donselaar, john wilson adviser .... ..................... p rof. norval smith i mm 1-W arntli ,. l N- W-1 W., fi -sa-4t.::',-K., ..ts,.5 ,f5g',W-Rxut H X5 155' S .,, Qlg,,S i ' y x 5 1' ' s .1,5'1,J,':,s':,,sv K5 at 1'4,s1?.ssqlv1-tt-H 3'-ff:-in--Z-LV. 4 X l'lsg,? s,,S1-S sciiy s't'isg,f 'rsi5 S1-5 5' N s 5 'tbl s 541 18 SPQQ' DW-if 1 'ft ,gl 1' s , ' ., ,,:::'m. 'v ,:.1:g1CPst - ' s ,Q 'M rms:-f:.-.-' tv 1 , q.,,,., , 1.f4'M-,.4-9, gsiohpq, ,q-z 1 gig sg .rs-5 .5 'k.. is viq-,l 5 5 ', Y is. QQ-x W 'gef ii Ns-x.s',Sl ' I N s'W s 1 x-x ti 5 ' N 1l. 3-.3 x Q t, ig 'Q Q? W '15 fa Q5 4.4-sw prof. de lyle d. dvorak, fine arts prof. henry e. grafke, D x Q rof. pearl s. vvormhoudt, art and music Y 4 2 Q I A 5 jr art -1 luqy , fi mwxs' gf ,fr gg H ..',. f ,A ,, x prof. john 0. westlund, fine arts XXX x K . 6 '3- 1 ' X p 13 131.1-,B ,wa-,M 1 , Qi K.,g5,. i 'PHY' dr..d-onald g. good, fl H b religion and philosophy Pgggisn and gwinigbhy l antlsts oispla talents the fine arts department of- fers music courses varying from theory, history, literature and education all the vvay to applied music for both instrumental and vocal. diversified art cours- es complete the department and feature art history as well as numerous studio courses. religion studies help students analyze concepts of the christ- ian faith along with insights into other leading present-day religions. on a more abstract side, philosophy courses aid students in answering basic questions concerning the na- ture of the universe, life, knowledge and reality. X 15- A if w 1 CUUQ BUY ii' 'Qu Sri-L-f NNN 'Q Esirm Lrrfs 1 5N, 1 if: 'gl l 551' ii- 'N' tit? . r s :-'fa' uit LT' ' lp' I , veizy active lambda delta phi was officially founded as a social sorority in the spring of 1971. since then, the sorority has grown and prospered in many vvays. as of january of this year, the sisters of lambda delta phi numbered 17. activities throughout the year include car and window washes, selling note cards and candy, along with participating in various greek activi- ties on campus. social qlzoup with In mlno alpha eta omega was the first social sorority to be formed on william penn campus. in this past school year, they had a lot of fun selling candles for the mentally retarded, co-sponsoring a christ- mas party for the underprivileged with alpha sigma chi, singing christmas carols at the county home, and being involved with the fund raising drive for muscular dystrophy. to carry on the cen- tennial spirit, the sisters sold homecoming buttons to welcome alumni. sv- - . if Q 4 ..r:.,-fi -- fi, 5. is , ew 1 , r, X' X, I .rf I if ,E if V 1 .1 il? v , r? ' , A 55 'aa- , 5,-as A .' V :.w,5.r. . is it 'AG E3 if we H01 CQITIITIUITIII . 0 .c.f. holos Olnnen the highlight of penn christian fellowship, whose spon sor is the campus minister bill griggs, is the spring retreat march 30,31 and april 1. in order to finance this event p.c.f gave a spaghetti dinner in january at the friends church. SNAKE launche oystizoph CAITIDAIGU student senate has kept busy this year with activities ranging from a muscular dystrophy campaign and student fee raises to lighting the ten- nis courts, oskaloosa day, and the centennial year program. senate is the student board where complaints and constructive criticism take the form of recommendations in hopes of rectifying campus problems. the senate works in cooperation with the faculty senate, college council and the ad- ministrative arms ofthe college. A. A 105 hononany stness s przofesslonal meals alpha chi, the national honor scholarship society ofthe iowa beta chapter, requires its members to maintain a high level of character and leadership along with a grade average of 3.5 or better. in april, alpha chi, with the help of dr. donald good, planned a provocative film on some current events. 'A gr Q .1 -J 'Walt 9 playerzs van mooos audiences rocked to the laughter of harvey, cried at the premiere of summertree and rolled in the aisles from the antics in thurber's carnival, due to the efforts of penn players this past year. the drama club has managed to present a diversified and vvell-rounded schedule of presentations receiving good revievvs from student spectators as well as faculty and com- munity audiences. penn players is advised and directed by prof. scharine. -f 1' ., 2 2 H wwf V Q 2 , , wffq ,, ,zf iv ,f ff 521' r a all Y 5 ii Q -' shaft - 32, RE We f 0 X47 , ,ir Sa 5 wwf. M , .XL , 'Q 1f D , ,- E KS . y ' NL '. bmffl f W vi' I . ff' 12215339 ' 'jfkiiggizkii . 'Wharf 95557 5 xx. if 1-,jfii .M dr. arthur I. vvorrnhoudt, prof, d. barry moranviile, language and literature english J ii V4 1-S52-ZW' - 5, rr 1aa,,,m.,. X , a prof. john I. winter, language 1 A of ceo pon Elective communication the program set by the department of eng- lish recognizes the essence of effective com- munication through language to enhance a successful life. encouragement is given in creative use of language through study of literature, journalism, debate, and play pro- A..n1-Inn prof. richard g. scharine, speech and drama DV0f- m3 C9'la Ward, english 1? DVOf- marion rains, librarian prof. norval d. smith, religion and english 19-'zzz 'Iii 333 -7 1 'Q ij' 'E fn he GRADDI RS BAII1IlG my J 452' ww ..f waplvmmf' -......., X R J 4 V4- ekg, , the youngest sport in the i.i.a.c., wrestling, is rapidly becoming a major part of penn's athletic pro- gram. the excitement of the individual competition attracts many spectators. head wrestling coach duane palcic, returning cham pion linn cravvn, and new recruits savv a good year, front: bob danziger, bill fox, paul foster, wade smith, paul vosburgh, mike wright. back: coach palcic, jerry pettenger, linn crawn, ken williams, bill fullerton. SCORE BOARD , X 7 ' ,1 X X VWM HCHMW f f N X X mfnmmwf 'fxy lfsfmwlMU,,, f N MN Wm J N f J 12 f ,Q ' 1 L + ls4 wg f C: im i xKKQ , f 1 W m, ,. A 1 N I 7.9 A 4 If Aw, I 3 nf, -Q dnl-V 4-.. oevelop os chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology and earth science compose penn's department of natural sci- ence which tries to train students in developing careful observation habits as well as critical thinking and plans of thorough analysis. applied to everyday living, each department offers valuable courses which supply a rational basis for students to help them interpret and relate facts to the world a- round them. prof. richard I. mason, mathematics SGRVAIIOH NABIIS l - 5 prof. f. richard gygi, physical science and biology dr. donald g. rebertus, physical science 'K . prof. ralph h. dillon, mathematics and physical science K l .NE 'lr l l 1 il Fm -r f .4 R11 3? gs i f x gh 'r'---....., I xxx 3 V , by K? x. M A ki, 2- 52 Ls .. Nw ' if A W 3 X ,X .. i In . ,. mathematics prof. robert barnes, jr., chemistry and physics NL dr. Ieonard m. smith, biology prof. robert c.shumar1, natural science I an OGUZA GDSIION IS IIOI2 IIOOAQVS WOIUAH N-gf' delta epsilon, an organi- zation connected with the home economics depart- ment but open to every- one, meets twice a month for interesting and infor- mative meetings. they feature guest speakers lec- turing on everything from candle molding to day care centers, field trips, and fund raising sales. UIIG Cll1B IS ecoloo ITIIDOEO the life club is an active new organization in the natural sci- ence depart- ment. They meet twice a month with their adviser, dr. leonard smith for informative guest speakers, films, and field trips. also, in keeping with the ecology movement, they collect papers for reuse. 5 gi- H if t -be ' A l 5q,i,:, A wi Vlli -- ,Q-ig M r Alpha SIGMA Chl RGITIAII1 ACIIIVG alpha sigma chi, one of the old- est fraternities at penn, founded in 1965, was very active both on and off campus. one of the most suc- cessful achievements this year was the christmas party for the under- privileged children. santa claus, alias david scott, entertained the children and filled them with the joyful spirit of giving. to help raise funds for the or- ganization, alpha sigma chi held a jimmy dean breakfast from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., february 11, 1973. it was very profitable and a good way to train pledges. 'NRE . T' 15, 'sry I TR AWP? llllf.N 2-1' i wk w1.,4,.v ' 1 Y Q R E M n 13 .L 15 P sf yi .fix rg, 'Ps dr. calvin christman, social science prof. philip m. lee, social science prof. gerald w. simmons, social science . ,1 uf.. ' as lu? -A-.,n.,..tH Mg? A Y Hsu. ,Uh BIACKS RGCOGNIZG LlllIUl26 coronation of emperor and empress of ebony richard patrick and fayetta scott at the halftime of the penn-luther basketball game friday, febru- ary 16,l973, marked the begin- ning ofthe black culture vveek. other events featured for this week included the third annual martin luther king dinner, lectures, mini-concerts, rap sessions, and a play, a raisin in the sun. Sri gil 1 K ---an ,f 5 . V Y 7 A ' 1 I ',? 'gi- AQ!! if L .ff iiihna. I A r 'A soul is feeling depth, the ability to reach someone. it's being part of what today is all about. it's not cool to be negro or jewish or italian or anything else. it's just cool to be alive, to be around. aretha franklin 103 prof. robin l. hicklin, physical education ,r f , an-wr 2 'ali r f Rift? 21:33. it 2' 71. -l . -- V . 'Z-Q'ti'f vm- , Q'Yfw.i' ML. I 1 . . U'. 9 my ff Q, ---lf' l '- AK ,Xl-. we J, ff' swf K. fs., nh ,.. PW- ? ,, ' gn, 5 5 . t J.- f?:'f,i 5 . . ,- 1 ,J . .6. GHGR vamety the department of physical education and health is de- signed to furnish opportunities for development to the vvhole personality, physical, emotional, social and cultural. all students have the opportunity to participate in the recreational program set up by this department through intercollegiate and intramural activities as basketball, football, vvrestling, baseball, tennis, track, golf, and many others. 104 l prof. taylor vv. hayes, physical education dh gf V ' A ,4i'i4',.f I 4, V , prof. ronald randleman, physical education Q 1- 'F' ' 'WQKY ma- ,l Inn I2 wonlo a student literary ef- fort, the inner world, isapublication that pro vides an opportunity for journalism experi- ence. its editors set a standard of excellence for all articles and writ- ings contributed. CITIGGA kappa GAIHITIA to bring about better unity among the off-campus girls, omega kappa gamma was or- iginated to provide better re- lationships betvveen dormitory residents and girls not living in the dorms. -msawpsm i : ' fwf- l l ,Q R fe2 .....se!e4 k f '14 .......x....f.p-T, 1 ,,1L .'t.. :TMJ QQ ..' alpha psi omega l.I:.C. dedicated to developing better relations among the five social fraternities and two sororities on campus, inter-fraternity council pro motes greek vveek festivities aswellas stipulating criteria for rush week and pledging programs. each organiza- tion elects two representa- tives to the governing board. membership to alpha psi omega, the drama club, is determined by the individual's ability and con- tributions made to support drama at william penn. this talented organization sponsors all the pro- duction events on campus. this year every member has been very ambitious in his efforts. s...,,f 'Os hom utilizes college talent penn's choir staged fiddler on the roof to the rollicking laughter and delightful appreciation of capacity aud- iences that managed to squeeze into spencer chapel. throughout the year, the choral singers have presented a christmas convocation and several other programs for churches and groups in the surrounding area. meanwhile, chamber choir continued its tradition of perform- ing at the president's christmas dinner and the student candlelight buffet. Ya E K Wag' g, K 1 2 N- .- L H., f 35? ffl 0 , ,VK '+P 5. wigs ra- ' ,VIK- 2 2 1 1 iii -W5 oorzms stmve lion comfomt ,,,.,,.,m 13 'MFJ 4, 4- .5, .. ,s ' 7 fi , i' f-'NN iii X QI 2 .,.- Cl? S . ' ? v' Q, Q,- 5 watson hall officers: rich bartels counseiorgbruce anderson, president secretary, ron dengler, counselor, irving jones, counselor, and ted lewis hall officers. sue beaman, counselor, kay stangeiand, resident assistant, rae ann mc lean, 110 secretary, marlene morrison, treasurer, mrs. johnson, head resident, jan atkins, counselor, L mary hyslop, resident assistant, and becky dennison, president. 'Quin rich dickinson, counselorg gordon roth, vvitthoft, head resident. TN NJ 's ff ,....--f eltse hail officers: kitty berg, treasurerp rich wagner, presidehtg mike morris, vice presidehtg an ella mae bickford, secretary, CONCERT BANG spreading its message through music, penn's concert band continued to provide entertainment at sporting events, along with its regular duties. tuning up the home- coming convocation and accompanying the past spring musicals rounded out the year for the musicians vvho were under the direction of prof. dvorak. mll SIGITIA penn's honorary music fraternity, mu sigma, accepts for membership students vvho contri- bute significantly to campus music life and earn a grade point average of 2.5. each year, projects on campus are undertaken to high- light the multiplicity and entertainment value of music. '94 's iam-vffmm, fwrwlmnf gffllaa' SGDICRS l senior class officers: front, joe brown, senator, vicki van cleave, vice president: ted witthoft, president, back, Ioren alspach, treasurer, steve nau, senator, mike barron, senator, and rich patrick, senator. 14 loren alspach tampa, florida music ,t r . i c rf,i V 4 X - an-was mf-ai ff' 4' vo .fra We 3 ul' Q6 ig: 'Q v sa as 4 a R ,f r ., ' ' W t f. V1 ' ' 2' ' .' ., mx f 4'-, .1 Q ' . , if f'-ts ' -f. 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