William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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,,,,,,, -M ., .-,.,,,l f .X H g Y E -V, ' i N. .-. I 1 . l x f word fiom our Qyresidenf .H . . One of the rich hy-products of college life is the opportunity for forming enduring friendships. Not only will these friendships last throughout life, but they will grow sweeter with the passing years. The Tatler is a hook of friendship. Its primary purpose is not to expound the philosophy of education or to set forth the intellectual program of William Iewell, but rather to preserve the record of those intimate personal contacts which have brightened these years of study and work. lt is a hook of pictures and memories. Here are the faces of your friends and fellow- students- faces that will smile to you in after years as you turn the pages of the Tatler. I am pleased that my picture is included, because I desire to be counted in this goodly fellowship. I want to walk in spirit with the members of the class of 1945 as they go to perform their part in this crisis hour of history. NVilliam Iewell graduates of former years- are already in the thick of the battle. They will welcome you as comrades. Those of us who remain on the Old Hill will cheer you on.