Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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FOOTBALL

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JOHN MINEHART RHYNAS MINER GLENN NEWELL JOHN PEDRICK EVELYN SCHMIDT RICHARD SELMAN HOW'ARD SHERLOCK ELIZABETH SHOBE LE ROY SIMPSON MARJORIE OVERTURF WILLIS SMITHSON GAIL SPENCER HELEN MESSER ERNEST SWITZER MARGARET EGGLESTONE FRIEDA VAN HORN JOHN VOSS VIRGINIA WORK ALFRED WHITTAKER RICHARD WILCOX ALBERTA WILLIAMS CLARA SMITH MARIE HARTNELL ' ALBERT JOHNSON KATHLEEN WILLIAMS

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Back rowfCoach Frank, Thurnell, DuBois, Hill, Tufty, Blou gh, Spencer, Steneker, Black, Peavey, Wilcox, Karpen, Marquis Front row-Larson, Parks, Westerliind, Lovett, Jennings. Hill, Tincher. Norvell, Yount. Heston, Miner, Mertz. COACHING STAFF of PARSONS COLLEGE HEAD COACH Liao. J. FRANK ASSISTANT COACH ES TOM KARPEN GEORGE NORRIS WESTERN ILLINOIS TEACHERS 7 PARSONS 0 Coach Frank took his untriecl grid material to Macomb for the initial game of the 1934 season. Western Teachers, a school with an enrollment of seven hundred, furnished opposition for the Wild- cats. Here the pink and green boys outplayed their rivals of the Little Nineteen Conference but just as it seemed a scoreless tie would be the final count, Kaszyski of Western tore loose for a fifty yard run, being finally hauled down by freshman fullback Parks on the ten yard line of Parsons. In three smashes the ball was taken over the goal line. Gal- lassis drop-kicked the extra point for the Leather- necks to make the score 7 to O. . Parsons' main scoring threat came in the second period as they carried the pigskin to the sixteen yard marker of the enemy only to loose possession on an intercepted forward pass. During the whole first Bryant, Mills. Van Fleet, Kasowski, Baigric, Norris Bass, Bransby, Hoskins, Jones, Armstrong, Pickerell, Krebill, Hawkins. Lovett. Donovan