The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-02

the building and dssffng the Summer
months this dificulty VIII be done
away. The basement VIII be 40 ar
ranged that the girls and boys may
have separate and distinct apartments
BY the arrangement now the building
is open to boys certain nights Of the
week and other nights to the girls.
Athletics will receive its sshere Of
betterments. Joe zalusky, VINO SO
skilfully handled the work last year,
win be here to coach the football
team. This assures winning tenn.
The school has Eany athletes interest.
ed In track work and this line has
been handicapped because there was
no track. This viii be done away
with. as Penn will have a cinder track
Clyde williams win have charge OF
physical work among the men, and
Miss Lola l. Perkins will have charge
OF the girls department. She will
have an assistant, A free ticket will
be given to the students which will en-.
title entrance to all athletic events.
The ticket will also entitle them en-.
trance to the Artist course, which will
consist OF four numbers.
The State Board Of Education has
raised the standard for the first class
institution. Penn College must be a
first class college and efforts will be
made to make 1t such. In everything
but finance Penn is far ahead of the
requirements. A larger endowment
must be raised. The college has now
an endowment fund OF $s0,0Oe. This
fails to reach the standard by 1920.
000 During the summer vacation an
effort will be made to raise this
amount. To do this, President Ed.
wards asks the support OF every stu
dent, There are three sources by
the citizens of Oskaloosa, by the mem,
bers of the Iowa Yearly Meeting OF
Friends and by the members of the
Alumni and Old Students.
| President Edwards believes that he
can rightly expect $4,000 from the
city. The Commercial club has TAX.
en- action on the subject and will in.
sugurate campaign very soon.
| President Edwards expects $780,,
600 from the members of the Yearly
Meeting of Friends. There are four.
teen quarterly meetings and mem.
bership of 10000. A thorough can.
yass will be made and every one will
be given a chance 20 show their en-
thusiasm and loyalty for Penn.
An organized canvas among the
members of the Alumni and Old Stu.
dents win be made. Penn College has
graduated thirty-seven classes since
its beginning, and has 1000 or 1000
as a total of old students and alumni
From this source win be expected
| SIS, 900. A member OF each class will
be asked to look after the seeing OF
the others for this fund.
President Edwards urges that the
students take an active interest In
Penn College during the summer vaca
ton. They can do much in helping
boost the college along by talking to
others who are intending to go 70
school. Encourage them to come to
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talk up the good sides of Penn.
Professor Berry, who has been at
tending Chicago University during the
past year, will return and take up the
work in the Greek department. Prof
Watson, who Is holding the place now
will go to West Town Boarding School
West Town, Pa. .4r..
Prof. Chas. Hoover, teacher OF
Physics and Chemistry, has resigned
and will go to Harvard, where he has
a scholarship. He will finish the doc
tors degree. Prof. Stanley has been
elected to the position. He comes
well recommended by Pres. Edwards
who had the pleasure of meeting and
talking with him. ....-.
Prof. Sylvester will not be in the
department of Psychology and Edu
cation. He goes to the State Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, where he has 9
scholarship. DIR. John A.. Spyker will
be at the head of this department.
Prof. Painter, instructor in the Bio
logical Sciences, goes to the Rusl
Medical College next year, where hi
will finish his medical course. Pro
Crow, graduate of Quaker Univer
! sity, Wichita. Kansas, will fill this pc
sition. He is now taking work il
Haverford University.
Grover c. Hawk, 8. B., graduate
of Penn College class 1909, will eom'
to the school next year. He will in
struct the science classes in the AGA
DENY and will act as secretary o
the Y. NJ. c. A. This is new position
which will be tried next year
Clarence Marsh Case. A. NJ, profes
!. sor (elect) of History. Sociology ant
Economics. comes to the school wei
! recommended.
The Senior class of the "Argonaut'
Society of Penn College, held thei
annual entertainment and presenta
ton of diplomas last evening at tn,
!. l"Argonaut" hall in the gymnasium
! The program was given at s O'Clock
J The attendance was large and the fol
lowing program was appreciated b,
all:
: Vocal Solo-Warren Ellis.
Registration.
Freshman EnglishA-Louise Ham
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