William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Ei -ii -s..'..f4'1,S. A1 L H S 5 us. X lf. id III tis CS CS Jfl ie er nd Iln W S. lg u- lflt m Dr. Leonard A. Duce has served two years as dean of the college. ln this capacity he acts as director of curriculum and improvement of instruction. He has successfully Hlled this position vvhich has increased in importance in the last year. Aside from his duties as dean, he has been an invaluable aid in guiding veterans and help- ing them with the numerous problems which c o n f r o n t them. His friendliness com- bined with his Wisdom and good humor has won for him the sincere respect of both the students and faculty. Q7 lf 'I if 497, ! f pu ' ff af' dxf' 'X 'f P, rf If f' . , . 6 JAC7. ' .Fl DR. LEONARD A. DUCE, DEAN MISS ALMA F. HUNT, DEAN OF WOMEN I Concerned with the Welfare of the women on the campus is Miss Alma F. Hunt, the Dean of Women. Capable and friendly, she is ever ready to deal with the problems of troubled hearts and minds and to give a word of sound advice where needed. Those desiring to make use of the cultural advantages of nearby Kansas City see Miss Hunt to make the necessary arrangements. It is she who coordinates the activities of the organizations on the campus and all arrangements for social events are made in her oflice. Her office is seldom deserted and she has truly found a place in the heart of each student. 15 v- --fu -sa:-.aa-.m-Y ,

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7 4 Z ff 7 af ffzwwfvf 7 5' A if Y !W DR. H. I. HESTER, VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Hester became vice-president of Williaam Iewell after serving one year as the interim president. He served the college well in this capaci- ty having held this office in a time of particular crisis. His duties besides the all-important job of taking Dr. Binns, place when he is out of town are many and varied. He was graduated from Wake Forest College in 1918 with an A. B. degree. He received his Th. M. and Th.D. from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He came to William Iewell in 1926. Along with his duties as vice-president, Dr. Hester also serves as the chairman of the Commit- tee on Religious Activities, one of the very impor- tant faculty committees. WVith this chairmanship came the drawing up of most of the plans for Religious Focus Week. He has carried out very faithfully many behind-the-scene jobs. 12 Y 4 'W .f 4 X-H . , f' 5 tl I . w wvcrfwo ia ef ffl b c-fvvt., ln addition to his administrative duties, Dr. Hester is Head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy. He is well qualified for this position both from the standpoint of his education and his ability to teach. This year he has taught three classes in Bible history. In this department he also serves as the consultant for the ministerial students on the campus. Dr. Hester serves as consultant not only to the ministerial students on the Hill but to many other students who respect his good judgment and straightforwardness. He has advised students in matters pertaining to every phase of life and many have taken his advice, thereby enriching their lives. His friendly smile and his warm word of greeting are always a source of encouragement to the stu- dents. His courtesy, understanding and brilliant mind have won for him a deep appreciation from the students and faculty members.

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5 I J, Ji X FACULTY W 15745 l IOE S. AMERY, IR., Director of Enrollment, A. B., William Iewell, 1937. H. VIRGIL BOWVER, Assistant Director of Enrollment, A. B., William Iewell, 1933, A. M. Chicago Uni- A versity. ROBERT EARL BOWLES, Head of Department of Physical Education, Athletic Director ana' Coach, A. B., William Iewell College, 1912. Two sum- mers work at the University of Wisconsin and one summer at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, in Physical Education. Coaching School, University of Notre Dame, 1926, Northwestern University, summer 1933. MRS. BOVVMAN, Instructor in Spanish, A.B. Washington University, 1897. CJPAL CARLIN, Librarian, B.L.S., Columbia Uni- versity, 1939. 14 MRs. MARY CASEBOLT, Assistant Librarian. LAURENCE W. CLELAND, Associate Professor of Religion, A.B., William Iewell College, 1932, Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1941, Th. D., Central Baptist Theological Semin- ary, 1943. ROBERT H. COLE, Instructor in Econonaicsj B.S. University of Illinois, 1939, M. S., University of Illinois, 1940. IOHN E. DAVIS, Business Manager ana' Heaa' of Department and Professor of Physics, A. B., William lewell College, 1907, Fellow in Physics, University of Chicago, 1911-1912. Further gradu- ate study, University of Chicago and University of Missouri. FREDRICK M. IDERXVACTER, Professor of Greek, A. B., Denison University, 1912, Harvard University, 1913-1914, B. D., Newton Theological Seminary, 1915, S.T.M., ibid., 1916, Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1928.