Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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GORDON COLESON Senior end - a starter in every game. Gordie has completed four years ofgtoot- ball in which he lettered twice. DICK BENDER Senior tackle - Big and rugged, the Chief lettered for the third time. He'll be sorely missed next fall. BILL BAILEY Senior guard e- Bill let- tered tor the fourth time and also won all-conference hon- ors at a guard position, for the third time. PAUL MCLEAN Senior center 4 Scoot was small in stature but made up for it in fight. He's com- pleted two years as the Wildcats' regular center. GEORGE MCCLAIN Senior back i One of th lightest men on the squad, but George has been the regular halfback all through the season. COACH FRED FAUROT One of the famous Faurot family of Missouri fame, is in his first season as head coach of Parsons. He succeeds Leo Frank, a mentor of high rating in the Iowa circuit, and his assignment is a difficult one. Fred is not a new- comer in coaching ranks. He held fort at Kirksville Teachers as successor to his brother, Don, who elevated Mis- souri from the football doldrurns. His record at Kirksville was an enviable one and Fred brings to his new posi- tion talent and prestige.