William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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the offices of the college J. B. Sullivan ' :, .f , f , , f ' . LQ ' . WW if les ' . M i Y' '. ff: ' , 17 . 1 , 7 I ' If , , , gif X .,.. , lei - f 4 W ff' L ff ' ' if W f X ,W f 5 8 we Q f f ,, IIIA, X , ..,,,, - ,225 . f Q su , ' 'Q C. J. Prince 0 S Y Administrative Personnel I. B. SULLIVAN, Regirfmr emu! Dean of life Summer Selilion Secretaries: Eleanor Payne, ,Ioan Clarke, Mamie Cllewning H. B. EARLY, T7'66lJ'Zl1'6V of the Colfege and Seerelezry I0 Ike Bmw! of Trmleef Secretaries: Mrs. Byrdia Breen, Helen Oberllelman, Mrs. Earl Cooper C. PRINCE, Pewomeel Secretary mm' Field Rep1'e.rem'ezz'i1fe Secretary: Rosemary Pound 1. E. DAVIS, Bfflinerr Afiezmzger of the College Secretaries: Jessie Norton, Nadine Sanders Miss Thelma Thomasson is Secretary to the President. l t .1 -, l ' H. B. Early J. E. Davis n Page eleven

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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 .,

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the fairer sex on the hill . . .lewell's Women Clad in the prevailing fashions of the day, and typifying the ideal of young womanhood in pursuit of knowledge, thirty-three girls found themselves at the beginning of the post-war era enrolled in a college ' ears the doors of the college have swung wider hitherto admitting only young men. During the successive y granting entrance to an ever increasing number of co-eds. In the past two decades the feminine con- ' enc has town from eleven per cent in 1920 to twenty-eight per cent in 1940. stitu y g Jewell women play an integral part in campus life. They share honors and membership in organiza- o the work of the college. tions with the college men, and contribute t Dean Ruth Lindsey has served in an advisory capacity for the past four years, showing ready sympathy and understanding in all problems. Ruth Lindsey, A. M. Dean of Women you leave the campus this year, whether as a Senior or as one who will return next year Ihope you Carry with you no regrets. Forget, if you can, the mistakes and failures, the diiiiculties and tlisap oint- ments. Remember only the joys, achievements, victories, and close friendships. I ho e ou will? f 1 that, in addition to the accumulation of worthwhile facts, your outlook on life has beenpbrdladened jst interests increased, your initiative and self-control developed, your circle of friends enlar ed' and th, Y are enabled to rake your place in the world with greater efficiency. I further hope thai each SuCCagedliOu year may be filled with high purposes and thorough preparation so that success m b ' mg Page of your record. i ay e Written on every Page twelve