William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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,, Av 1 fi 1 Nw W, 4. fa: af 6, . Q 3 ves, I ptu l ARNEGIE LIBRARY . . . Here is the house of books, perhaps the busiest center of Scholastic activities on the Hill. It is the headquarters for the studious or sleepy, its quiet being a boon to both. Here students pore over volumes of fact and fiction, and get their 4'Friday cards' 13

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v f i i s , K W 6 ff - I-IE EXODUS OF THE NAVY, and civilians, ex-army and navy themselves, 619 4 wfflilifg i ' if .4 moved into the decks of New Elyg fires blaze on her hearths once more, impromptu SCM 'gafter-dinner speakers appear in her dining-hall, and the tales are spun tall . 12 A lvo

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gym --V-1 -v-,.,.....-gp' 1 ...fg- qvu ' V Y vw: T, .-win-..f.....r,.,,--f-.,a fs f--H 1 1 r 11 l li W li i I1 E i 1 l1l1 F i i E USH HOUR . . . 4 p.m. means checking-out time for reserve books and the library desk is surrounded by Ievvell-ites clamoring for Blankenship, Goodenough', . . . a St. Louis s-tudent makes a daily pilgrimmage to the rack for the 4'Post', or Globe-Democratn . . . UThe Ladies' Home Iournalw and Plutarch,s 4'LivesH rest companionably on a study table side by side . . . a Weary upperclassman yavvns, stretches, after an afternoon of dillegent research for Dr. Walkerls Tuesday ufolderl' . . . a member of the library staff patiently explains she must have the complete call number. 14 J Tl varioi lost i Augu sit thc candii with the e, bench in tht turbet is wc paths a n d usuall the la ation tion i ar the the ci to th. amaz: of a d ol and I tanica every shrub herb, the H It of '95 tall ta three lated freshr If some of th. Find I ations spirit very ln 'urer's Nou low e