Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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E. I x A QL, ' s , 0-f F 'wifaf f rf' l :.: .Y iv 'I L AfAA f PEDRICK BARNES BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS President ......... ,Y..........,...... ....... W i llard Pedrick Vice President ....e,.....,. ........,.. M ax Barnes Secretary-Treasurer ,w....... ....... M iriam Thomas YELL LEADERS MEIER PEDRICK GAGE The largest club on the campus at Parsons is the Booster Club, composed of all Boosters. The aim of the Booster Club is to encourage the highest ideals of sports- but all campus activities gain support from the Booster Club. Team 'em up, bust 'em up, fight, team, fight is not an elegant way to say come boys do your best for the school now but it means the same in the vernacular of Boosters. The aim of the Booster Club is to encourage the highest ideals of sports- manship and friendship between competing schools and at home. Pep-meetings are held on the eve of each battle. These arouse the student body and encourage the players. Outside speakers were secured including many local graduates and the president of the Iowa Wesleyan student body. Many were the interesting and informative speeches exhorring us to equal past glories of P. C. The yell-leaders, yelling their lungs out for Parsons were: Rosemoe Gage, Betty Meier, and Willard Pedrick. By the use of many symbolic gestures these lirebrands imparted their fire to players and students.

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ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS OFFICERS President ,,,AYY,,,,,,,,. .....,.. H elene Gaumer Vice President ...,i,,., .,,.,,. R oberta Burns Secretary-Treasurer ..ii.. ,,,,,,. J ane Minogue CUIIIIITI President of Ballard Hall ....,...... .......,. M ary Bachman Vice President of Ballard Hall ......,. ...t..,i L ucille Hardaway President of junior-Senior House ,...,,, ....... D orothea Sharps The Association of Women Students was organized on the Parsons College Campus and voted into the membership of the National Association in 1927. This organizaf tion includes in its membership the girls of Ballard Hall and the junior-Senior House, and also the girls whose homes are in Fairneld. Its purpose is to foster a democratic spirit of friendliness and cooperation between all women students and to promote a better and fuller social life.

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Top row-Kiedaisch. Allred. Webb, Egglestone. Perkins. Hatter Middle row-Justus, Benson, Easton, Laurier, Ricketts, Gaumer. Kccfcr Bottom row-McGinnis. Sperry, Warren. Harper. Thoma GIRLS' PEP COMMITTEE OFFICERS President ..,........ ....... V irginia Warren Vice President ....... ,.,,,,,... D allas Laurier Setretary-Treasurer ....... ...... M artha jane Easton The very quintessence of enthusiasm is this organization of pepper-uppers . These girls selected by the Student Council are the foundation of pep programs. Many were the dramas presented before the open mouthed students with the object of rousing pep. Melodramas which had not been on the board for years became vehicles for blushing maidens four tearnj and black bearded villians ftheir team, and many were the pitfalls waded to reach victory at last.