William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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to the students . . The Preside11t's Message This year marks the 91st anniversary of the founding of Williain Jewell College. During these decades the College has had many ups and downs. It was barely learning to walk when the Civil War interrupted its work, Since that time other wars, severe drouths, financial depressions and pestilences have plagued the nation and have challenged the very life of the College. But through all these trials God has been with tis, and the school has made gradual and steady, if at times very slow, progress. Even during the un- paralleled depression of the last ten years we have materially increased our endowment, our equipment and facilities and the number of stu- dents. During these nine decades of 't john F. Herget, A. M., LL. D President of the College 1 s existence the College has sent out its alumni into ever worth Y Y field of human endeavor, and by their achievements they have reflected honor on their Alma Mater Seventy-five of them now living have been accorded recognition in Who? Who in Afizerirfz. From the beginning we have sought to build a Liberal Art C ll and ideals of life and conduct. The president desires to express to the membe f h s o ege, Christian in its faith teaching rs o t e present student body his sincere appreciition of their fine spirit of cooperation in maintaining these ideals of the College, and of their academic and extra-curricular achievements by which they have brou ht to it add d l Page nine g e ionor and distinction.

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.K , f. . AV A ef: fn AA, 'lTrust in Gnd and work . A Word From the Dean www. ,X,. N ,X.., .,x.....X......,. . :..-,,,....m,m ,..,,,, To many young men and women now in college, the future may at times seem shrouded in gloom and uncertainty. Let me advise all such to be of good cheer. If your college days are kept busy in the perform- ance of each day's tasks, if you are conscientious and loyal to your teach- ers, to your fellow students and to your daily assignments, someday the future will reward you. It may not be in money or political or social preferment. Life's greatest rewards come from a sense of one's having done his best. If you are faithful and courageous, sometime you will reach the glorious heights. Before you will lie the delectable moun- tains and the beautiful boulevards. Out there in the distant years you Allan MOOD, A' M LLD' Deezn of the College will most surely find full recompense for all your trials. 'Z3 7'. Page ten 455512.-na!h2l..i-, .Q .,