Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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VVOMENSS ATHLETZIQS

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OFFICERS OF ORGANIZED CLUBS Appauoore Club Mabel Wilson Warren, '27, Centerville-President Hugh Winter, '30, Centerville-Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Mott R. Sawyers, '90, Centerville-Publicity Leslie Cronwall, '29, Cincinnati-Publicity Keokub-.flfiabarka Club Dorothy L. Rollette, '25, What Cheer-President William Bedford, Ex '36, What Cheer-Vice President Gertrude Smith Leichti, Ex '29, Sigourney-Secretary-Treasurer Mary Adel Creighton, '34, Hedrick-Alumni Councvil Representative Lee Club Bryan Starr, Ex '33, Argyle-President Mabel Huntley, '3-l, Denmark-Secretary-Treasurer H6I1l 1'-D9.f Moiuer Club Thelma Carden, '30, Winfield-President Frank Orndorff, '30, Danville-Secretary William Bayliss, '24, Burlington-Treasurer junella Teeter, '30, Fairfield-Alumni Council Representative Van Buren Club Gladys McClain, '31, Fairfield-President Margaret Lesher, '33, Birmingham-Vice President Ruth Moore Wilson, '30, Milton-Secretary-Treasurer Wapello Club Leland Page, '21, Ottumwa-President Rosalie Ackley Roberts, '33, Ottumwa-Secretary-Treasurer Albert M. Efner, Ex '29, Ottumwa-Alumni Council Representative llU:1J'l7llI giozz Club Lucille Douglas Morrison, Ex '27, Washington-President Elsie Glassburner, Ex. '28, Washington-Secretary Frances Eicher, '28, Washington-Treasurer Mary Virginia Pence, Ex '33, Kalona-Alumni Council Representative Chairmen pro fem of Unorganized Club! Vfayne Club-Mildred Thornton Fry, '27, Corydon Decatur, Ringgold and Clark Club-Dorothy Cline Asher, '29, Leon jefferson Club-Martha Wise, '33, Fairfield Monroe, Lucas, Warren and Marion Club-Helen Kephart, '33, Russell Mills, Montgomery, Fremont and Page Club-Lyle Cassat, '14, Clarinda Omaha Area Club-Roy Lawson, '26, Council Bluffs Des Moines Area Club-james Ransom, '30, Des Moines Waterloo Area Club-Lena Fisher Thompson, '20, Waterloo

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VIRGINIA WARREN WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ........,.A,,.. ...,..A. V irginia Warren Vice President ,.......,,,, ..,..... J ulia McClain Secretary-Treasurer .,.....,. ......, A my Williamson W. A. A. The Women's Athletic Association is a national organization upon the campus which carries out a program of sports throughout the entire year. It is the aim of the W. A. A. to reach every woman in college and give her an opportunity for participation in clean, wholesome sports. In order to become an active member of W. A. A., one is required to pay semester dues, and to be active in at least one sport, earning a total of 10 points toward a P. C. The first honor after becoming 11 member is the earning of 50 points, which entitles one to a numeral . The next honor is the P. C. which is given after earning 100 points. Twenty-hve points over 100 entitles one to a stripe, and for 200 points the award is a Star , The final and highest award is given after the earning of 300 points, this award being a sweater. Girls' basketball, sponsored by W. A. A. and coached by Forrest Marquis. played a town team twicefand tied both times. They played the Ottumwa Y. girls and won 39-11. Other activities are Sports Day, held in the spring for the participation of high school girls in a program of sports, the Gym exhibition, and the May Fete. An all girl roller skating party was held October 10 in honor of the new W. A. A. members and then a skating party for the whole school was held in the Gym, March 15. Over one hundred were present at the affair. A W. A. A. dance was held at the Armory, November 25, with about 80 couples present and a Spring Formal party was held at the Armory, March 29.