William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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3 9 'Lg za I ' ' ' M ff 2 ll Every new freshman arrives on campus with a few distorted ideas about college life, and perhaps the most common one is the illusion that a dormitory is something like a metropolitan hotel in coolness of atmosphere. One of the really pleasant surprises for most WIC newcomers is the friendly and sincere spirit which lightens every phase Mus. FRISTOE Mlss Ml'rt1Hi.LL of dorm actlvlty' Dk. CLA1-if MRS. CLAPP Melrose Hall, which provides a home for 80 girls, contains an inhrmary, a large new recreation room, an ample kitchen and a laundry room. This recently re- A furnished and redecorated dorm on the northern part of X the campus has two housemothersg Mrs. Margaret Fristoe and Miss Mary Mitchell. New Ely Hall houses 140 men and in its large base- ment has the college dining-room for both men and women. New Ely was refurnished throughout last year with colorful modern furniture. Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph Clapp are the Hall's supervisors. A new addition to the 'W many advantages of dorm life was the employment of a full time dietician, Bob Keeney. 23

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