William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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,rznfalea 'Sift' ancient galleqs come to life . 0:11 , .uve ... T h e P 1' e S . S l i , 1 , Type-setters Singleton and Osborne, ,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Hattaway ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,.,,,,,,,,,the Press at work, , , , , , , , , , , ,Newman, Inc., front and side view Throughout the twenty-six years of its existence, located first in the lower section of the library as a small bindery, and now occupying the ground floor of the chapel building, the William Jewell Press has consistently upheld the highest standards of printing. Progressing steadily from its early days when one student was employed under the direction of Prof. Ward Edwards, the Press under the management of George C. Beamer now employs twenty students who earn part of their college expenses in typesetting, composing, and running the presses. The Press prints all college publications -the Slzzdeat, the Taller, the College Catalog, and all official college bulletins-as well as engaging in extensive commercial printing. Facilities for photoengraving and photography have recently proved an invaluable addition to the equipment of the Press. Manager George Beamer has served as such since 1936, having been assistant manager for six years after his graduation from Jewell. Mr. Beamer's eighteen years of experience as a printer as well as his ad- vanced stutly of abnormal psychology combine well to equip him for his post as manager. George C. Beamer Manager Pa ge jhurteen

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if I had the wings of an angel Szgberrfiriola Melrose Hall Mrs. H. I. Hester .... Head Supervisor Dr. H. 1. Hester . .... Supervisor Mrs. Visa Brown .... Ass't Supervisior Mrs. Elsie Keller . . Dining Hall Supervisor Miss Dorothy Staats, R. N. . Health Supervisor Student G 0 zfermfzmi Grace Weber ..... Nancy Campbell . Doryce Robinson . . Maxine Hattaway . . Maribel Rogers . . . . . President . Vice-President Sec'y-Treasurer Social Chairman Study Chairman Melrose Hall, jewell's dormitory for women, is a well-planned building located on a high hill overlooking the town, and housing a gracious re- ception room and capacity for sixty-five girls. Dr. and Mrs. Hester have for the past thirteen years provided a homelike atmosphere as super- visors of the Hall. Various social functions are held throughout the year, either alone or in cooperation with New Ely Hall, such as picnics, formal dinners, and an open-house. Mrs. H. I. Hester Dr. H. I. Hester Page .sixteen