William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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ALLEN J. MOON, . A. M., LL. D. Dean, Head of the Department of A n- cient Languages ana' Professor of Latin , ,,,g , ix. if H B EARLY . ff: .A Treasurer f Q. W 3 . M f f'f' I . .K f - -- 3 . - W' V U Z 2? X . 5 ru S -13 H Hifi x S Buszness Admznzstrator the X . Q - e , CONQQQ X . Q' Head of Dept. of Ph QSICS f fx' P 612 'is -' L .' ,. Z+f.' ---- Page Fourteen E22 Y-, fe Qs? 'ff fr fe 7 rf U ' , 'ff 2 , X5 fx? x J Z ,oi 'Z' 9 WV f 3 I f V Z. f I-1 Hen 5 A Z M , X as , Q Q .2 V 2 - si 2 S Q v E N , X C. I-lea

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l l My chief feeling with reference to the members of the Student Body is one of sincere appreciation for the fine spirit which has prevailed among you throughout the year. My hope is that all of you who do not graduate this May will be able to return in the fall and bring new stu- dents with you to share with us the choice fellowship of the Old Hill . JOHN F. HERGET A. M., LL. D. President of the College My wish for those of you who are graduating is that, in addition to the factual knowledge and the ability to think and reason which you have ac- quired, you may carry with you happy memories of college days, a deep love for our Alma Mater and such a Chris- tian philosophy of life as will enable you to meet courageously and success- fully all the issues of life. Pa gc Thirteen

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,,. .. .. -MMQW ,Q Q F. M. DERWACTER, Ph.D. Professor of Greek H. I. HESTER, Th.D. Head of the Department of Bible v C. J. ELMORE, Ph.D. Head of the Department of Biology Tl-Ili FACULTY Dr. Derwacter is scholastically brilli- ant and is paternally interested in the welfare of those majoring under him. Jewell's feminine Phi Beta Kappa is Helen Churchill. Her enthusiasm for her subject wins the admiration of freshman girl biologists. Dr. Hester's ability as a lecturer clarifies the intricate genealogies of the Old Testament and makes interesting the background and substance of the New. Dr. Weida is the softspoken and humorous instructor in the mysteries of modern chemistry. His versatility is demonstrated by his able tutelage of first year German students. The sparkling wit and dry humor of Dr. Elmore have enlivened many a tedious lecture for adolescent freshmen who are being enlightened upon the mysteries of life and metabolism. Dr. Edson is a capable lecturer on advanced chemistry. He is possessed of a brilliant scientific mind and an abundant store of good nature and human understanding. Such a word as tetramethyldiaminobenzophenone holds no mystery for him. A .fx hai r , . tx K se wi ' we HELEN CHURCHILL, A. B. Instructor in Biology l GEORGE F. WEIDA, Ph.D. Head of Department of Chemistry FRANK G. EDSON, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Page Fifteen