Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1947 volume:

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No trouble is too trivial, no burden too great, to be shared with her. Individual problems and schedules are quietly smoothed out by a conference with this smiling, charming widely-traveled friend on the faculty. Associate Professor of Biblical Literature, and for- mer Dean of Women, Dr. Dexter has been granted a sabbatical leave for spring semester of 1946-1947, and is continuing her graduate study at McCormick Theological Seminary. We loolg forward with great pleasure to the days when she will again be with us on our campus, lgnowing that we can always loolg to her for help and guidance. M544 2046 f. fbeacfe ilu Hlemnriam fr V V Raphael Menace Wfcfengaie, ph. fb. Born April 12, 1867 - Died January 30, 1947 Professor of Chemistry, 1903-1937 Professor Emeritus, 1937-1947 Whose interest, time, skill, and encyclopedia mind' were in faillrfulness and lrumilily deuoled lo Parsons Col lege for more llzan half its history. -I7 L. Sawtell, A. Merriam, D. Parker, T. Litton, M. Johnson, IVI. Calhoun, M. Starr P. Wickliff, K. Cassat, Champ, G. Van de Voorcle. peha Slay The Pcira Editorial Board, Ken Cassat, Morris johnson, Anne Merriam, and Dave Parker has edited the 1947 Peira of Parsons College. There was no selection of Editor or Assistant Editor this year, and the board worked as a group in making all decisions. The writer chief was Theda Litton, and she was assisted by Martha Calhoun and Marilyn Starr. Pat Wicklif was in charge 'of the art work, and sports writing was done by Milo Engstrom. Helpirrg with the acluertising were john Champ, Milford Hughes, and Lynn Sawtcll. Georgette Van de Voorde helped with the lay-out work. V W E wfxlakwiix wwf ,va : W P, H95 iqgggfg' W Q'-L, W L -Vasa G X-EW 1 Q F5 mm aww WE Q Wi nm'mnf1Q3L mn W1 Q f was ww X 2.1 x my W X K A if Q ' ifiifa, 2 Lf is az I :L .ml sf ' - A in wx w . 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Jenness Physics Fred Ford Librarian N fs sr a Dora Dexter Bible Edward Bonsall Mildred Simmons Porter Miller Paul Selz Bible French Chemistry Mallzcrnatics - George Suderman Marjorie Danforth Jay Hatton Keith Goltry History Physical Education Music Education ffm me Floyd Von Ohlen Laura Von Ohlen Zoolo Biolo y yi Y I ZW' I-.1 J! ,S Y W . ' 4 -if f 1 - ' -,-- - W 5 A .f .. f F-W ii -P My I M ,L 5 Q E 112.525-LIL ' t ixqrfflqx Le? . . tz gfjigs niliff if EH. f' 5' .amy X- 'Nw 4.:. f gi--l -- .d r L,.,1..f Fred Hinkhouse Eleanor Starkey History Speech my Wes Bonuiiield Madeline Evencten Howard Mcllrath Edna Jackson Art 'Music Speech Education rv ,..,,, ' ss Franklin Hoff Thomas Rawlings John Calhoun Ruth Shellito Asst. to the President Bursar Treasurer F Secretary Maud Walker Ballard Hall Lorena Metz Mary Lee House 'EE rg 'Qi-mg: S1 . ., .rr 5 Wy ra E z lzuzlz :Q E U -zl .,., , ., HSTES 1 - 1-:ff:?ti,.,vj H 2.3, ss 5 in E H Q Leo Van Ettell Curtis R. Douglass Library Chaplain ss E Q Mary Brockman Catherine Merriman Mary Stattler Lou Barthelow Acting Regislrar Ofice Ofice Ofice Reverend james W. Bean Newton, Iowa The Honorable Elmer K. Bekman Ottumwa, Iowa Carroll Bradshaw Fairfield, Iowa C. A. Buckner Fairfield, Iowa The Honorable William Carden Winheld, Iowa Lyle M. Cassat Clarinda, Iowa The Reverend WUl'VCl1 Conrad Keokuk, Iowa The Reverend Curtis R. Douglass Fairfield, Iowa Albert M. Efner Ottumwa, Iowa james C. Enyart Des Moines, Iowa Richard H. Hoerncr Keokuk, Iowa Carl H ovgard New York, New Y john E. Hunt Fairfield, Iowa Arthur C. jordan Fairfield, Iowa ork james Lamson Fairfield, Iowa Roy Louden Fairfield, Iowa Miss Lydia Montgomery Fairfield, Iowa Clarence W. Moody Burlington, Iowa Edgar Musgrave Des Moines, Iowa lValter M. McElroy Ottumwa, Iowa Virgil W. Peterson Chicago, Illinois Franklin Raney Ottumwa, Iowa Curtis C. Schillerstrom New York, New York james M. Simmons Fairfielcl, Iowa Roscoe P. Thema Fairfield, Iowa The Reverend Gilbert Voorhles Marion, Iowa Charles W. Wade Fairfield, Iowa Waller E. Williarns Fairfield, Iowa 'E' we 5 E Q H:-jg , nv- na ss mv E. Q 4 Q, ..,. f f 3 nw- as K . salsa na-E w mass 1, nm an I, , .5 5: W PL 151 -x :- PM f W uw Q 2 sf ..,. ...., . -I XRS mf ,-Vw W... I ......, , ,. V-A g 359532 Q, if Q 52 :E 5 N ' Elm gn F' t A is QQ .JP W5 H3 , 5: ' Wag L ' I ' HZ' as Ia A r ve? W ., I :I E Q H My Y n .:.:.:. V ' , Y , . Q E . ' .mx ' , ' . I-wi .:. 4 , ,335 --BQ ,.,l V. , ' ' 4 X : E Kiwi. 1 v. v- H A Ja 1 1 0 -N 1, - v f V. 2 ,R Q 5 1, ! W H V Aga . ' ' - an ,E ' na' Mg E V' - 1 ..-: 'f A W H wa me l ,HH . 2 H H. 5. gk Q E iz- I: ' .M-1.g.,.,.. . K lf' ' I 1 1 Q - . -1 ,.. ,,,,, . 1 L g2ww f?Q . W 1 M Wifi 'PV , W W u -N 3? ,X 'kin' A -N5 .. Q I E X Q . . 4' Qui? x ' 3- 3 t ' ' . ' 5 Q XX 1 'f ' X 'N Q - 'HJ 45 ' 1 QTX 4'-3 ' ,. H. 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George Holmes Ann Gates Vice-President Secretary Virginia Johnson Hal Anderson Representative President Row I-Harold Brooks, Jonathan Colon, Fred Williams, Clyde French Row 2-Jim Russell, Herbert De Bok, Ken Kaufman, Albert Knight, Gene Phillippe lr M .EASE -f vt Row l- Irvin Burton Bob Reichert James Sommerville Leonard Kane James Gustason Row 2- lVlaxine Elliot Arlene Haberthier ,I ack Phippen Dick Russell Dale Duelancl Row 3- Leonard Rains Kathryn Byrd Paul Stepp Ted Schultz M. L. 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The council is composed of officers elected directly by the student body, two representatives from each class, and one representative from every active organization on the campus. This group meets every Wednesday in the club room at the library, and acts as a medium between the students and the faculty. The Student Council plans the social activities of the campus as well as taking an active part in regulating the hours, dormitory rules, and conduct of students. Fred Dahl heads the council, Russell Shafer is Vice Presi- dent, and Patricia WickliH is the Secretary-Treasurer. Dean Gates is the faculty advisor. Sfucfenll Ehmkan squaaiaiian D Woodricli, R. Renshaw, M. Ringold, H. Campbell, E.. Harada, E. Green, B. Burns, Bell, B. Shumaker, K. Green, H. Anderson One of the most outstanding groups on the campus is the Student Christian Associa- tion. Membership in S. C. A. is open to any student of Parsons College. The main purpose of the organization is to provide a means for expression of Christian ideals, to promote good fellowship, give experience in leadership, and to provide an opportunity for spiritual growth through new experiences in worship. S. C. A. started its activities early in the season by meeting trains and buses at the beginning of the fall semester in order to acquaint new students with the college and town. Other activities it promoted were the opening mixer party, Big and Little Sister Tea, a Hallowe'en Party, several chapel and vesper programs, Religious Emphasis Week, and the W. S. S. F. Drive. Under the sponsorship of S. C. A. deputation teams composed of students conducted worship services at small ohurches in this and neighboring counties. Regular meetings were held every second and fourth Tuesday nights in Ballard Lounge. Probably the most outstanding contribution of the S. C. A. to student life is the student center, The Hut, which is operated by the S. C. A. in co-operation with the college. OFFICERS Co-Presidents ..,... ...,......,.....,.... E mmie Harada, Edwin Green Secretary ....... ..........................,. .............. B l anch Burns Treasurer ........,.................. ...... J ohn Glotfelty CABINET Program ..... ................. D oris Woodrich, Claude Stewart Social ......... ....... H elen Campbell, Robert Renshaw Publicity .......... ................................... H arold Anderson Worship ............. ....... K atharine Green, William Shumaker Christian Service ..... .................... Nl argaret Ringold, jay Bell Advisor .............. .....................,.................. D ean Gates Paajzlia Georgette Van de Voorde Helen Buckingham Al Bruce Under the leadership of Helen Buckingham as Editor, and Georgette Van de Voorde as Associate-Editor, the Portfolio has been a record of the campus activities, and a true representative of the views and opinions expressed by the student body as individuals. The Port was published weekly, and the staff learned the true meaning of the word deadline as they struggled to get their articles in on time. Al Bruce as Make-up Editor, plans the paper with the aid of Dick Van Zante. The Staff has for its workroom, the back room in Ewing Hall. The reporters meet there to discuss their stories or potential leads and to get advice or help from the editorial board. The Portfolio has a wide circulation. It goes to surrounding schools and college and to alumni and friends all over the country. Jniamaiianal Ralayana Glad Rowell Hoff: Prof. Sudermann, advisorg Robert Carson, president: Jay Horning l. R. C. was established on Parsons Campus in I735 on the recommendation of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Under the able leadership of president Bob Carson, senior from Moulton, the International Relations club had a highly successful year. This club gives the student on Parsons College campus, the opportunity to study and discuss prominent World problems and affairs intelligently. ' This club has round table discussions, panel discussions, and then at different times during the year, they have guest speakers. phi Kappa Phi 1 N Q if .- E-- joan Carter Thrap we Karl I-lirljnger ' W' - , .. , r - ,ar 2555255 ia:-siazesiz22231:15saisE51s1e21EsE2E12::e,::5f::1 . 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Katharine FUN-l GI CCH e V. a5:5:5:3:5:2:3frkfr1 ' 25:2E2E1E+E1:rE-'2EP' - . 3536552535555325252532555E5E5?gE5f5:'15:g5:52QXf5ss YQ?-I:5:g5:g3:5z5:5:5:5g:3,:3g .-:ses:ss:2:5:e::zx:as256 f m t' Bti '-Ig-mf35:5151512:5:5:z:s:::5:5:.,L-as'-QA: mist --.1 'f ,555E2 E3525235EQSZEEEEEIEEEEEEESEQEQEZ 1:3222 ,:E5Ij : 5 jz- 43: 2-Ef555ErE5E55:5E3E5E55gE: :z5SQ2s?ziz2sEz1 ,252:552:sisisws:ae:s1s:s:f:s:a2e22:35 gi1E555553255315E5EE5E5SE53EE5EE5E5E1E5 gEEs5. ,'z- 2 ..g12255253113525E35325E51355gigE355E5355E555255525532fErirE5E3E5E55EiEE533E,: 12.asa2412:421:-Q.:fe:s2:21212:az:sa::aa1.s:s'::z5g:sgsga:s:sfg--'-'.,.,.:1pg1ggq1:1 2.-:r.-.:'2s:r3:1Ef3:r:1:1:r:r:::31j'-gzagrmggrzfzwfgre:-155-Y.-,-4+---w- .--+ .-.t-.-9- Q--gr, ., 4:1551 The Parsons College chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was installed on May l7, l928. lts object is to promote scholarship and character, and to recognize mental achievement. To be eligible, an undergrcluate must be within one year of graduation, must rank among the first ten percent of his class, and be of goocl char- acter, New members for the current year are Joan Carter Thrap, i Emmie l-laracla, Katherine Ford Green, and Karl I-lirlinger. 242:rsgm2:2:1:'-':2:5:2:-:3:5: 3' .,.-sw -fvos,-A:-:1:2:--t-arab-.-:' 35:525:5:5:1:5:5i:5i5E5s2?525555EsSs:5E' . .,......,,......... . --:-:-ts12:41:12:2:2:x-:i:::1:1:::12::2:1:1111rp:r:r5:5:r3g:5:,:-am:h1s14:-:s:,:-f:- 4 illilliiifiilw ' I is 5 ,4z,.z.... ,e.,.,... em ACTIVES Row I-R. Hinson, R. King, M. lVlcConnell, J. Bell, E. Shepherd, W. Kunzman, B. Hovey E. Bush Row 2-D. Erickson, B. Carson, president first semester, D. Tacy, vice president, W. Shaffer, B . C-lattfelter, B. Lindsay, chaplain, T. Glasgow, D. Gabriel, business manager. Row 3-L. Foley, A.Sime1s, H. Nelson, R. Loving, Merryman, B. Renshaw, G. Scott, ser- geant-at-arms, K. Cassat, president second semester, J. Barker, A. Parks PLEDCES Row I-B. Hoffstatter, R. Bremer, R.iIV1cNamer, V. Tharp, B. Cahn, G. Davison Row 2-R. Essner, F. Felgin, D. Hall, T. Fisher, D. Van Worme1', J. Miller, H. Ramsey, B Berg Row 3-R. Davis, R. King, B. Oyster, T. Cousin, R. Ball, lVl. Hamilton, S. Kane, Summer ville, B. Hall, R. Skubal, T. Vernon, R. Farrier. Row 4-P, Van Beek, D. Rimer, Hoenshel, A. Bruce, D. Johnson, Freshwater, H. Grebex K. Bates, E.. Myers, M. Bell. C. Klusman 9 folly Cholly . . . All-American 1965 and Coach . . . The Haunted House . . . Ron . . . Trapper Moe and Squaw . . . All dressed up and no place lo go . . . Bar Flies . . . Draw Two . . . Local Peddler. gQ,ea17z, yn 1 ,, Q. IT ' AC TI V ES Row I-Carol Kepler, Doris Woodrich, vice president, Beverly Wads, treasurer, Dorothy Taggart Row 2-Lynn Sawtell, secretary, Pat WickliH, Betty Rizor, historian, Mary Helen McCord, censor, Marilyn Monger, historian, Joanne Padgett, Anne lVlerriam, president, second semester Row 3-Marilyn Starr, Mildred Swanson, Dorothy Hartman, president first semester, Marian Hill, Martha Calhoun, Joan Carter Thrap, Roberta Willson, Marie Amnio, Jane Marquis, Virginia Ziegler, secretary, Virginia Heston. 1 PLEDCES Row I-Muriel Creath, Pat Gaumer, Joyce Jedel, pledge captain, Jackie Miller, Abby Flynn Row 2-Phyllis Epstein, Rose Gardner, Hilda Sawyer, Helen Sawyer, Jane Anne Neibert, Nancy Bailie, Mary Lou McClurg Row 3-Pat Cooper, Maxine Elliott, Frances Keesey, Carol Griffith, Virginia Anne Johnson, Pat Douglass, Anne Gates, Joyce Rider, Conny Stacy, Betty Gilbert Qi W L., - . mm Hi'-X www .mm f- awv1e.w,mf m5,.sxxQk! gig-wwlswsamimzww Q 5 5 +2159 5' 1 2 B , Nu Eff A' W 1' f M: H , H w gs w mmm Wig? 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X Q4 EE AC TIVES Row l-Theda Litton, historian, Virginia Shirkey, sergeant-at-arms, Mary Helen Jones, treas- urer, Polly Kunzman, president, Val Moncrief, vice president, Helen Buckingham, sec- retary, Bonny Lou Wainscott, critic Row 2-Margaret Hinkhouse, Georgette Van de Voorcle, business manager, Ruth O'Dean, Evelyn Tacy, Dottie Topping, Rosalie Powell, Gayle Erickson, Erla Thomas, Judy Dutton, Jean Curtis. PLEDCES Row I-Frances Riley, Shirley Phillips, Sue Richardson, Anita Sonnenblick, Janice Miller Row 2-Helen Lauder, Margaret Ringold, Arlene I-laherthier, Laetitia Cook, Mary Bruce, Margaret Miller, Mary Helen Simmons Row 3--Shirley Carson, Esther Trabbert, Thelma Hoagland, Norma Leffler, Kathryn Byrd, Betty Pilmer, pledge captain, Greta Faye Mix, Minnie Quick, Ma1'ian Dysart, Mai'ilyn Satterthwaite, Helen Pettit Ji., M ' n x A W IQ Y ai L f I fy nf vvvW 'f'Zv '- HE? . l an o h w a ' . 5 n m Q xv F ?'f ' gk G . . f' .5 i. . -. - I i, 5 H it V . 4 ' ,. , , V,-j W5 ',E.g:,i. 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Vanatta, Verlin Aug- sparger, Autrey Moss, Dave Parsons, Don Smith, Al lVlackin, Carroll Baird, Clifford Nelson ,L . - ss mn ,, K' in F 9 wg Q E' ? 'ffw 3352 5 if W1 w -50' H B -s . N Q ui I x t - L u ' 'f '-'12-5 ' HQ ,LN X A I F! , up ,.: X :.:, 3 ' 3' A 1' ' H' 5. E: H ,SAO I 5 5 gy 5 K . M4 u a 1, - W M A W .Q-'f'?zvm A MA H W K 3 v-Wig 3 WM-X :TSX K H I '1 5 :H .. , , , w ill ,.,.5 Q gg 1 5 z ,.A. If ' -3 nf ' ' 5 5 :lm 4 aw 1 54 T .:.:. aim' Q if : : SM 2 T. :5:3':-: Min-- . .:. ::. Q 5 . ' , ,, X 2 Fi' 2 ' ' ' YU' ' ,L -.1 Sig: 5 L. ,Q , ' I hz -1 23325 . .X ..:.: :.:.:.:.:If ! E- K 7 ' 'L ' J . gfg agiyfiw H ss -2. H .1 . : L. n'mugB mst! ' I - k JW mm an K ,Q m A E i, H' : mg M W' 113 V Q : ' 2 E LI 'il' F 'I ll V E.: 3 if ff-grl.: - I :.: 1+ , x Y , ,M , .:... , . ---, , , :gz fe-a,!,ea-s 'R'w W4H Q B - - Q jk A , , H . 3, 'X ' In . , K Wi 535' A Q. Q 6, ss wx ss mf-is mn is mn Y ss mms was M2251 nfs ,mf ,,.f:m1-fwmx gcanamiw. Glad P. Glasgow M. H. Jones E. Wischmeier Nlerryman One of the most worthwhile and interesting organizations on the Parsons Campus is the newly-formed Economics Club. Organized in the middle of March with much enthusiasm shown by members, this group, under the leadership of President Ebert Wischmeier, occupies a prominent position in Campus life and stimulates thought and action on current economic problems. Outstanding business leaders are engaged as speakers to bring to the Club the value of their experience in everyday business and economic problems. It is the hope of Mr. Tom Shearer, acting President of the College and Director of the Small Business Bureau of Parsons College, that definite conclusions on these problems may be reached after intelligent discussion of them. The Club is a social, as well as educational, organization, and sponsors dances and parties for students and faculty of the College. Membership is open to all students interested in Economics. The Faculty sponsor is Mr. lVlartin Zober, head of the Economics Departmentg officers for I947 are as follows: President .,.,....,. ..... E bert Wischmeier Vice President ..... ........... P aul Glasgow Secretary ...,.,,,,, ..... M ary Helen Jones Treasurer ..... ....... ,I ack Merryrnan l 1 'pr 2 va. f Q.. Q Fu sf I xl xl F 1 an ? .5 - ,X SW' 'fr' as . .. 4 2, B X2 - V ' C' ' 3 -f ' 4 .4 xg, ln' V x ,KA f' 'fm A' N , -uw W ,. sg, e L .Q -MEI 'j'..' ' ,ff If -CK . , W, fn 'w 'Q . 'f :5g 4:-: -1 ---- H N - fT, W5 Sv F Sh gA q,, rag- V . vm, 'Z lf f , A 1-mi ,. wk ., E' .yvjxi ' , b ,I xg gg-1 T L 'N -25 'il 2 ' r on iw' . 4- - Lf ,F fx .f L 1 551 Q , a xr l I if s Q Z eifgg MAL, ' 'ii iii ,Zi ui , i ' f WEE 1? 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The choir has added much to many of the chapel and vesper services during the year. At Christmas time, a complete concert of carols and Christmas anthem was given. The most outstanding event of the year for the choir was the seven-day spring tour during the Easter vacation. The first concert of the tour was given in Center- ville on Saturday evening, March 29th, in the First Methodist Church. On Palm Sunday the choir sang oven Radio Station KSIB at Creston: later that afternoon at the Bedford Presbyterian Church, and that evening in the Villisca Presby- terian Church. They sang Monday morning at the Villisca High School and that evening at the Clarinda Presbytehrian Church, Tuesday morning at Clarinda High School, and that evening at the Red Oak Presbyterian Church. Wednesday the choir appeared live different timesg in the morning at the Glenwood High School and Sidney High School, a half-hour broadcast over Radio Station KFNF in Shenandoah at two o'clock, and at the Shenandoah High School immediately following, and Wednesday evening in the Shenandoah Pres- byterian Church. Thursday afternoon they sang at the Corning High School and at the Corning Federated Church in the evening. Friday after- noon at Griswold the choir presented a community union Good Friday service in the high school audi- torium. The final concert of the tour was at the Atlantic Presbyterian Church Good Friday evening. Panama Galleqe Bam! 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Laetitia Cook, Shirley Phillips Sailors Duane Bray, Harold Conrey, Paul Stepp, Marvin Steenhoek Student Director . ......,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,.,...,. Victor Rail Production Director .,.,,..,..., Mary Helen McCord Costuming ......,,.... Helen Sawyer, Hilda Sawyer Stage Manager .........., .,.....,,.....,,,. C liff Nelson Make-up ...... ........ A l Bruce Zaefzqman Discretion . .......,.. Russ Shafer Strength .. .,.. .....w. C- eorge Davison Five Mts. ..... ......,...,. G lenneva West Beauty ..... ....... J une Breckenridge Angel ........ ,.............. .................. H e len Lauder lVlusician .. ....,... ....,................... lVl artha Calhoun Aclonai Nlilford Hughes, Don Smith, Bill Westfall Messenger ........................,.........., Jim Hehmeyer Death .......... ....... R onalcl lVlcNamer Fellowship ....... ,......... J im Barthelow Everyman .... ......... IV1 ilo Hamilton Kindred ....... ..,...... E loise Springer Cousin ...,..,. ........... L arry Doolin Goods .o.......,.,... ,....... A nita Sonnenblick Goods Deeds ..... ......... S hirley Phillips Knowledge ...... .......... B ill Howard Confession .. .. . . ..Don Anderson Gfzicken Zaeay Sunclaq Emily Blachman ..,......Eve Sharpe Mr. Blachman ............ Victor Rail Miss Gilly ....... ....... P hyllis Epstein lVlr. Willard ...... .......,..l. A l Bruce Mrs. Lunch .....,.. ......, P hyllis Epstein Jake ............,.... l......... D on Smith Mr. Robinson .......... Ernie Heston Mrs. Lamson ,.,. .....,,,..,.,..,.., D oris Rizor Jeffrey Lamson .A Harold ....,.,.,.,.. Ronald lVIcNamer Horning Eagle ,. ...............................,,..... George Davison Olive and Ruthie Carlos .......,...... Rosemary ...... Clem .... . .... ....Norma Leffler, Anne Gates .,..............,....Wesley Shafer .......Shirley Phillips Mackin Monkey! paw Mrs. White .......................... Hilda Sawyer Mr. White ......,... .......... A l Mackin Herbert ...,.. ................ ....,....,... 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They were Floyd Lundquist at tackle, Bob Berg at guard, and Bill Shumaker at halfback. fqddidlanl' eaacfr. 569 All Ganfmence 7ecam paadond placed. 74466 BERG Guard Bob Berg, freshman guard from Lockridge. Bob who never played football before coming to Parsons developed into a rough, tough guard be- fore the season was over. He was a good steady player who could be counted on to get his share of the tackles. Berg stands 5 feet I0 inches and weighs l90 lbs. LUNDQUIST Tackle Floyd Lunclquist, better known as l..unk, was con- sidered by many as the out- standing tackle in the confer- ence. The Fairfield sopho- more was the mainstay in the Wildcat line rarely missing a tackle. l..unk who acted as game captain most of the time stands 5 feet Il inches and weighs 195 lbs. SHUMAKER H alfback Bill Shumaker, freshman halfback from Ottumwa. Shu led the conference in scoring, crossing the double stripe nine times during the season for a total of 54 points. Two of his score were from 85 yards out which shows his speed and tricky open held running. Bill also received Honorable Mention on the Associated Press Little All-American team. paama dimmed '7!uw Ganfeaence Vvcn Lost Pct. Central ..,.. .....,...,... 6 0 I000 Upper lowa . ......,... 5 0 I000 St. Amlnrosex' ......,...., 1 O I000 PARSONS .............. 4 2 667 Luther ,.,..,.., ....,..... 3 2 600 Dubuque .......... 4 3 57l Simpson ...,... .......... 2 3 400 Buena Vista ,... ,...,.. I -I 200 Iowa Wesleyan ........ I 4 200 Warlburg ,,................ I 5 I67 Western Union? .....,.. U I 000 Lorasq' ..,.,.,..,......,...,. 0 I 000 Penn .v.....,...,....,......... 0 4 000 'F Not enough games to quality for position. SEPT. 28-IVIONMOUTI-I Monmouth, Ill. Monmouth 26-Parsons 0 The Kelly Greens journeyed to Monmouth, Illinois, to open their 1946 season and came out on the short end of a 26-0 score. 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I9-SIMPSON lnclianola Parsons 20-Simpson I3 The Kelly Greens traveled to Indianola to spoil the Simpson Homecoming by a 20-14 score. This was the first win for Tib Young's men and it was a sweet one. The under-dog Wildcats scored first when Don Brown plunged over from the two-yard line. Simpson scored in the sec- ond quarter and converted tto lead 7-6. Simpson opened the third period by scoring on a pass and again converting to lead l4-6. At this point Parsons began to roll being sparked by Johnny Wahrer. john Peters sco-red from the one- yarcl line and Sug Kane conver- ted to make it I4-13. In the fourth period after a series of in- tercepted passes Shumaker scored from the one-yard line to make the final score read 20-l4 in favor of Parsons. JOHN PETERS Quarterback Wd , , :41,l : P,,14:, .l,Z PAUL GLASGOW End Sian Waleqan GORDON LEAVITT Tackle OCT. 26-UPPER IOWA Fairfield Upper Iowa 7-Parsons 6 The Wildcats lost a heartbreak- er to the Peacocks from Upper Iowa on Oct. 26. 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Pleasant before an over- flow crowd at Alumni Field. After the game got under way few people were in doubt as to the outcome and the Wildcats blocked, tackled, passed and ran as never before. Parsons first counter came with two seconds left in the first half. Wahrer shot a flat pass to Gillaspie who went over. Sug Kane converted to make it 7-0. Parsons scored again in the third period when Shumaker took a lat- eral from Peters and went over standing up. The final score came in the fourth quarter on a pass from Welsh to Shumaker who went over from the three-yard line. 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However, things started with a bang in the second period with the Kelly Greens pil- ing up 27 points. Gorman, Nor- man, Bob Brown, and Shumalcer crossed the double stripe and Kane converted three times to make the halftime score read 27.0. ln the second half Shumaker intercepted a pass and went 85 yards to score. Later Shumaker scored from the 33-yard line and ended the day's scoring with a one-yard dash to the goal for the Hnal score, making it 45-0. -'-'44-:-.s . -I-1219-.Q:-:-,-. ' ': . . K , , .3:5 :5 21+ 55'47:1 :Q-me-s.-z.:-f-1-: K.1.,z5:5:55:5:5:g15::- - .g.1.g.g.g.3.g.5.g,3.g.-. g:g:3:1:-11 ' '-Z-Zi-I+!-' '-'-'Pi 5 s 1 :':?:5: ':1E23E2f1?i 11 fE 'f' :EfE3 :f!f:2:EZf:3'-,, ,:f:25b' :I:I:3 ': f:f:::::'3: f:f:f Qf35:l5!x'Z -:5:5:5:5:5:1 1:55:53 ' 155E5' EgE553' :5:5:j's5 ,',I3E5:f2EE3 - 3:5153 '-:-:1:' .:::: 4- :s,,::::: ,. 25: ,.,., .. -.-,i.4.-.4:-:-:- Milf ' frii :f:2:1:2:2...r:1BE .. Xb 2 0 'N .,.,i :gli s 4 3522- ':E ,.g?E3Ei5E3:5E Q i 4 , A xy 3.-4 0 s .Ig.:I, I ':7:3. ' . . 251-Q. 5:52335 f:5:3':' Qifrf.-.3 7' MARVIN STEENI-IOEK Guard - ., :sg:sag-:-:+,-:-::+:-:-:-:2:-:-: NOV. l6-BUENA VISTA Storm Lake Parsons I3-Buena Vista 6 For the seasons' final game the Wildcats went to Storm Lake and again found victory. In a hard- fought battle Parsons emerged on the long end of a 13-6 score. ln the second quarter Shumkaer scor- ed for Parsons on a 86-yard run. The Beavers retaliated at once re- turning the next kick off 86 yards to knot the score. In the third period Poon Gorman went over on a quarterback sneak from the two-yard stripe for the final coun- ter. Parsons knocked at the dou- ble stripe twice more but could not put it over so it ended with a I3-6 victory for P. C. X :::1:::L:::1:3:g:3:-' ss-Q 3 3 f gg ED CHUCK End 0410 ' 9 Qaida 1946 Qoalfdall Bruce Abbey Ed Ahrens Hal Anderson Jack Angstead Carroll Baird Bill Barnett Bob Berg Cliff Biddenstaclt Don Brown Bob Brown Jack Campbell Dorin Carnal Ed Chuck Lyal Colton Bill Duggan Milo Engstrom Bob Freshwater Owen Fuqua Dale Gillaspie Paul Glasgow Bill Glattfelder Don Gorman Jack Hoenshel George Holmes Bill Howard Leonard Kane Harold Lamb Cordon Leavitt Bryce Lindsay swf Floyd Lunclquist Lisle Luithley Stanley Miller Max Mintle Al Morgan Ed Morgan Fred Norman Bernard Oyster Lloyd Payne John Peters I-larry Ramsay Francis Scott Wes Shaefer Earl Shepherd Bill Shumaker Cal Solem Marvin Steenhoek Glen Stephenson Paul Stepp Dennis Stoher Don Van Wormei' John Warlier Bob Welsh Ebert Wischmeier Bob Williams Page Thompson Lawrence 'Winte1's Lyle Peters, Manager Dave Parker, Trainer ,410 In a whirl of activities centered around the first big post-war homecoming celebration, the climax was reached when the Parsons football squad de- deatecl their traditional rival Iowa Wesleyan Col- lege with a score of 20-0. During the half the Homecoming Queen and her attendants were presented. The queen was Miss Erla Thomas, and her attendants were Miss Judy Dutton, and Miss Pat Wickliff. The Cor- onation was held at the Fairfield Armory that evening before 500 students, faculty members, and the alumni. Fresh model latest p. j.'s at the movie . . . . . Wesleyan kick-of . . . The Homecoming parade held at noon just be- fore the sorority and fraternity luncheons exhibited gaily decorated Hoats from each active organiza- tion on the campus. Zeta Theta Gamma won first place in the paracle, and Elzevir won second. Friday night the Freshman class met after the Homecoming play for the traditional torch light parade to town in their pajamas. They marched around the square and closed with pep rally and gala movie crash. Some guys gel shaved, while others get white washed ft G21 W .. 2 Isximn ii fgwi gd -N.---.,-vga,--. .. ..,,..N... M H .HWEWYE W. 522 5 1 A ur aqamecaming. 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Q Q, N H as Hmm HE gg H sm A3531 E H H H gr Q mass asfeksemli snr mms 5:8838 mamma ss xmas summing was ma sf a ss Hausa xmmmmsa ss f 1 H WH ,w .feiafea Glad Parsons' Letter Club is composed of all who have won a letter in at least one of the fields of sports-basketball, baseball, football, track--and have passed I2 semester hours of academic work. During the past year the Letter Club provided guides at the Open House in February, painted the pink P's on store windows around the square at Homecoming time, sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance at the Armory, and participated in the Homecoming Parade with a big Hoat. Senior lettermen who have won two letters-one prior to the senior year4receive special recognition with a letter blanket. LETTER CLUB OFFICERS President .................A.............................,.. John R. Peters Vice President ....,.. ...,... R ussell Schafer Secretary-Treasurer ..,. ...... R obert Brown nz X x 1 T an . I m ...Q w 1 5i-ul. ,SK V. fa ev ak' Z? , 6 R H Ki lei. : E ..., 1 ' ill s 11 .xi i , g A iff . 1 rs 'ff 5 ff W2 :.:, H ,H Q, T Ya 44 - 1 ,S . I E123 v S4515 R KT.-f. W . , A Y v V M .5 1- .. 2 il' 6 - a .ff N 21 Ll ' Ami i,H?g M 1 4 QA.: ..,.. : .. 5 M ,A 1' Q. .f - Q1 1 :sf ' ' fi as T52 Q 2 ' W ,, , 3 'dr Wauify Front Row-Polly Kunzman, Esther Trabbert, Val Moncrief, Sue Richardson Coach Danforth Center Row-Pat Caumer, Pat Douglass, Minnie Quick, Betty Pilmer Back Row-Georgette Van de Voorde, Erla Thomas, Virginia Shirkey, Carol Griffith 85' -Eff? VVomen's varsity basketball was under the direction of Miss Mar- jorie Danforth, director of women's athletics. They played the Waves from Ottumwa, Iowa Success School, and Fairfield Independents. Men 'J ffdfmmwzald Yfalleffdall QW vm, M 5 Lyal Colton, Al -Mackin, Page Thompson, F r a n c i s 4 Scott, Bill Shumaker, lVh'. Young Eadkellialf jella rqafiaed Fronl Row--Milford Hughes, Lisle Luithly, coach, Allan Roush Back Row-Lawrence Winte1', John Champ, Stan Nliller, Ebert Wiscllmeier, Fred Dahl Zifamami fnhamuaczld ggeuia 'lfaffeqia-lf Top Row-Joyce Jedel, Muriel Creath, Pat Gaumer, Carol Griffith, Pat Cooper, Phyllis Epstein Front Row-Virginia John- son, Nancy Bailie, Anne Gates, Joyce Rider, Maxine Elliott, Jane Anne Neibert Yfefd. Wiued. Badkeliall Front Row--Dick Hartman, Coach, Ruth Johnson, Holly McConnell, Kay Clarriclge, Mary Burton Back Row-Kay Green, Mary Loving, Catherine Merryman, and Margie Foley 7Uamea '4 rqlfaleiic 1qdJf0OiGji0-It ss? s , asf Front Row-C. Kepler, V. Johnson, M. Quick, A. Sonnenblick, B. Ondreyicka, S. Richard- son, Miss Danforth Back Row-B. Watts, C. Griffith, P. Douglass, A. Merriam, V. Shirkey, B. Pilmer, Cr. Van de Voorcle The W. A. A. under the direction of Miss Marjorie Danforth, Instructor of phyi- cal education, has developed into one of the most active organizations on the campus. The girls have made money to sponsor parties, clances, and other activities by selling food at college football and basketball games. Came night, an evening set aside for games of all types, dancing classes, and the women's intramurals give the members as well as all the students an opportunity to relax and enjoy the activities. Officers and members of the board are: President ......... ...... A nne Merriam Vice President .... ...... X v'irginia Shirkey Treasurer .,........... ..... B eth Ondreyicka Social Chairman ...,.. ...... B etty Pilmer Secretary .............. ..... M innie Quick Hockey .... ...... R osalie Powell Archery ....., ,.,............................ D eloris Collins Volleyball ,,,.. ,,.,,,,...,....,,.,,.................. M innie Quick Dancing ..,...,. ..... A nita Sonneblick, Ann Counselmarx Basketball ,,.,, ,,,...,,... B everly Watts, Pat Douglass Tennis ,.,....... ...... C arol Kepler, Pat Gaumer Golf ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,.i,. Regena Stewart Indoor Games .,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,...,...,.,.............. Virginia Johnson Outing ,,,,.,,,.,..,. Georgette Van cle Voorde, Carol Griffith Baseball ,,,., ,,,,,,,,,.,,...,.,..,,,,..........,...,. S ue Richardson gas Nl X . Wv R X I. V 1.. f. I r.. .A R . 2 I 5 x 1 X . x . I 2 Y x .. X I ,Hi i , . I u 'P .L I Baaeddl Front Row-Sloan, Parks, Carnal, lVlcConneII, Simels, Davison, Hartman, King, Scott Shafer G Peters, Price Center Row-Colton, Dueland, Hilton, Biddenstadt, Wah1'er, Simpson, K. Peters, Peters XV Kunzman, Duggan, Van Wormer, Miller, Felgen, Roush Back Row-Lundquist, Berg, Thompson, Baird, L. Peters, Welsh, Winter, Skubal Dahl ohnson, Bush, D. Moss, Sapp, Coach Young Baseball made its biggest debut at Parsons since the pre-war days when about 50 candidates answered Coach Tib Young's call to the dia- mond for the I947 season. Included in the group were I I previous letter winners, the largest amount of experience available since before the war. Synonomous with the large supply of players at hand was the lengthy twelve game schedule that faced the Kelly Greens between April I I and May 26. This full schedule meant at least 2 games a week for the club and contained 8 Iowa Conference games. Coach Young's biggest obstacle in building a winning ball club was, as can be expected, nnding an adequate pitching staff. Eight such mounds- men did appear on the scene by the opening of the season and it was hoped that the season would be one of great satisfaction. 7aacA Competetive track and field events made their first appearance at Parsons since before the war. With Coach Howard lVlcIlrath at the helm, the 40 man squad whipped themselves into condition for six impor- tant meets. The hrst two affairs were dual-meets with Penn and Iowa Wesleyan. On April 25-26 the Wildcats represented themselves in the Drake Relays by sending men to compete in the following events: 2- mile relay: I-mile relayg one-half mile relayg and the open 2-mile run. The most important event of the season was the meet held at Simpson on lV1ay l6-l 7, when thirteen conference teams were scheduled to compete for the Iowa Conference championship. 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I .-H., -,,L- f , , Al F Adm' YJ .4 Y . f? ..... ,,wv:.:s:rax::,'ggig, ,, A. E' '.,,Q,zii?i3g'S 73 'A ' ' 1:ff.:5' 'F Q ,E RM V .M 2 5: ,Q The following pages contain the acl- vertisers whose grateful contributions have made this 1947 Peira possible. We sincerely hope the readers of this annual will lgeep this in rnincl and pat- ronize these merchants anct business men. 2? BRA DSHAWS GOOD FURNITURE Since 1899 BroWn's Shoe Fit Co. X-Ray Shoe Fitting For Your Protection Billeter Motor Co. Inc. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Body and Fender Work Tow-in Service Ph.-me ee Fai,-field, iowa Shriner E? Johnson MARTIN'S CUT RA TE DRUGS DRUG STORE ciga,-Cites - candy - soda Q 0 The Lowest Phone 30 Fairfield, Iowa Prices in Town FAI RFIELD DAILY LEDGER Established 1849 . Our Most Cherished Possession Is Your Cond Will ,.. . , .- ' 4 1 f, .. N... ,azz ,. . I fss The Home of Quality Fashions I Hi-Way Cafe Geo. -New Owners- RUTH and IVIERLE SCHNEIDER Lumber and One-quarter mile west on U. S. No. 34 Building Material Home of CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS Phone 57 SHORT ORDERS - 24-Hour Service - -Complimenls of Compliments of Qflrtesian Ice Iowa State Bank and Locker Co. 56' Trust Co. 607 W. Grimes Phone 449 Fairfield, Iowa IT'S TIME FOR A NEW PORTRAIT THIS TIME BY --- All Types of Pllolography - oppwc '95 fwvfoaa ' Zklegf We are located over Steven's Shoe Store - Telephone 6547 Ottumwa, Iowa T. E. McLEAN JOHN BLAUL'S jewelry - Diamonds -- Watclzes Greeting Cards Fairfield, Iowa Since I902 'ifamous 4-B Brands Better Food For Better Living . for . Ninety-five Years Tribune Printing Co. 1847 - 1947 A Century of Service PRINTERS - OFFICE SUPPLIES - STATIONERS The Oldest Firm in feferson County Phone 73 Fairfield, Iowa Compliments of the BURLINGTON FRUIT CO. - WHOLESALE -- Fruits, Vegetables, and Groceries PICKENS FOR TIRES Firestone Tires Supplies Students Always Wclcorne - at lI1e - MAID RITE FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES HUMESTON FURNITURE C East Side of Square THE FUTURE I WHEN COOD PHCTOCRAPHY IS MENTIONED . . . Rg,,,c,,,1,Cf- Van's S u io t cl Phone I43 Southwest Corner of Square - I7aIrGeIcI -I-leadquarlers for Infants and Cl1iIcIren's Wea1' Yfvung dmerica Sleep ALff.'.Z5fQf.T:3fTfSILTR TIRE AND BATTERY HEADQUARTERS Goodyear Tires Body and Fender Service W. S. Cromer 8: Son Phone 234 I:'airHeIcI r -Q Q Diamonds Q Walclics Q fewelry Q Silverware Q Classwarc Q Dinnerware Souihwsiem Iowa S Cifls for all Occasions Hinson and Svaeina Jewelers West Side Square NEW MODERN HO TEL Phone 160 Qne Block North of Square Morrell P R I D E meats JOHN QMORRELL E6 CO. Eslciblislied in England in I8Z7 In America Since IB65 Packing Plants: Ottumwa, Iowa - Sioux Falls, S. D. Topeka, Kansas THE LOUDEN Ivlaehinery Co. Fairfielcl, Iowa llflanufaciurers INDUSTRIAL OVERHEAD MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEMS C MODERN BARN EQUIPMENT ' Pioneers for 80 Years -A COMPLETE LINE OF F R E E H A N D WORK AND .DRESS GLOVES Fairfield Glove Company Fairfield, Iowa Bonaparte, Iowa CB R 0 A D WAY BEAUTY STUDIO lrene Powers, Mgr. Fairfield's most modern and complete beauty aicls will win your approval Phone 9 7 For the Best of Everything in Diamonds - Watches - fewelry - Silver- ware - Clocks - Glassware - China Fountain Pens and Pencils Drop in at Snyder Jewelry Co. S. E.. Corner of Square Sign of the Big Ring Make - This Your BEST VACATION YEAR! Burlington Trailways is the pleasan tfway to travel to and through the scenic west- 2 Chicago-California roules --go one way, return another. Frequent daily service to Burlington and points East and Wlest. BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT Hotel Leggett lFairfieldj Phone: 39 TWIN ' TUBBING IS FASTER! Changes Wash -Day to a Single, Easy Wash - Hour THE DEXTER CO Fairfielcl, lowa If You Like Nice Clothes You Will Love to Trade at LANEQS Lovlier Fashions for Less Fairheld lVlt. Pleasant -Compliments of Broadway Grill l07 East Broadway KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES HARRY O. CROW Compliments of CRed 56' cRutI1's Cafe SHORT ORDERS - and - FOUNTAIN SERVICE -Compliments of First National Bank . in Fairfield Fairfield, Iowa Van's Super Value Alwfys the Finest Everyday Low Prices '- in v 1 on v- Motion Picture Entertainment QUALITY C-RCJCERIES - and - CO-Emi and Rex OUR BEST WIS!-IES FROM IOWA ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICITY - POWER - GAS Fairfield, Iowa Compliments of CAMPBELL and SMITH 1-Compliments of THE FAIRFIELD UNITS i0 National Guard It is better to have insurance and not need it, than to need it and not have it! J. A. GOBEL, Manager L A B A U G H INSURANCE AGENCY Everything Insurablc Insured Compliments of Sniderls Compliments of Jack Sprat Food Store C-ROCERIES and MEATS HA! Everyday Low Prices East Side of Square s- Phone 87 FUNERAL HGME Jack Caviness, Owner H3 East Burlington St. FAIRFIELD DAIRY QUALITY PRODUCTS . . . Paste izi- ized for Safety Ice Cream Butler I-lame Milk Telephone 4 7 7 Fairfield, Iowa Leggett Coffee Shop BANQUETS - PARTIES WHERE STUDENTS C I of . . . BUY THEIR GIFTS AND BOOKS F- W- WGDLWQRTH CO. THE CBGDK NGDK - Creating Card Headquarters Fairfield Order by elephone DVC Deliver Your Housewares Sloren Fairfield Flower Shop CBoekes 3? Q3VIcKinzie and Greenhouse West Kirkwood Phone 203 Fwfield- Iowa From Cre I use to You HESTGN E? ANDERSON PGRTABLE POWERED - WOODWORKING MACHINES Compliments of J. C. Penney Co The Family Cafe The Home of Cood Food 24-Hour Service Fairield, Iowa Fairfield Lumber Co. One-half Block West of Post Office Building Malerials, Pain! PVallpc1per and Coal Phone 36 Iowa malleable lron Companq CERT! FIED MALLEABLE CASTINCS Fairfield, Iowa E. C. LEBER COENDERS VARIETY GREENHOU SE STORE For the Liille Things You Need UEUe -whing in Flowers GOBBLE'S Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS R. B. GOBBLE LEE T. GOBBLE Class '04 Ex '37 7 jefferson Motor Co. Harper I FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN H A me Brush Motor Cars Wgrks Ford Tractors and Implements Fairfield, IOWH Phone 139 Harper Brushes Sweep lhe Nation Home Fuel 6: Supply Co. Eclipse Lumber Co. Gaumer Bros. Drugs James Roules Shoe Repair Dowell Shoe Repair Hoskin's Funeral Home Gamlnles Brown-Lynch-Scott Fairways Oil Co. Thoma 61 Thoma W1'ay Cleaners Simmons oz Simmons Wa1'ner 8: Bristow Shoes Purity Cafe pabzfandi Vlfestern Auto Supply Co Fairfield Steam Launchy A Friend Fairfield Auto Market Jefferson County Medical Society Behner Funeral Home Hughes 6: Grant Hardware Jordan oc Jordan Ball Cleaners Hotel Leggett Iowa State Telepho Spurgeon's Sorclen Music Shop HC ,adoqwrffkf . w e . Q