William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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farms- '-ab if .. Y- . ,. , ,Y f. V -' 4 . , --' - zomen, gh hill ous re- ' girls. uirteen super- lghout 1 New nd an I l ixteen 'Z L. ..-ni Willigb where 'lbull sessions, pipes, and olive seeds abound . . . X ' as N e W E 1 ll H a l Page seventeen New Ely Hall, jewell's residence hall for men, accomodates over a hundred college students. Wliolly masculine in nature, the building houses an attractive lobby which serves as a recreation center and recep- tion room. A private dining hall has been the scene of many Jewell functions and official banquets. Activities of the year included weekly guest nights, at which time distinguished visitors were present for the evening meal. The chess club met regularly in the lobby, and guests enjoyed many evenings of games before the large fireplaces. New Ely was awarded third prize for its float in the Homecomin 8 Parade last fall, and participated in the Teztler Revue by presenting a skit entitled God Bleu America. Sztberniiion Mrs. Ralph Davidson . Supervisor Mr. Ralph Davidson . Supervisor Miss lrbie Utz, Mrs. Grace Stanley . Supervisors of Dining Hall The governing body of the hall is the Student Council, made up of a representative of each corridor, which meets regularly with Mr. and Mrs. Davidson to discuss mat- ters of interest pertaining to life in the dormitory. Student Government President . . . james E. Harris V. Pres. . . . Marvin Marks Secretary . . . Vernon Osborne Treasurer .... Ellis Gover The New Ely Council is com- posed ofthe student oiicers listed above and the following members: john Edmund, Lewis Ortega, Dwight jones, Jimmie Cary, Fred Rains, Kenneth Anderson.

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