William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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1 2 1 DR. FRANK G. EDsoN Miss CATHERINE BATES MR. E. W. HOLZAPEEL Dean of the College Dr. Frank G. Edson holds two very important positions in the College. He is Dean of the College and Head of the De- partment of Chemistry. He attended VVilliam Iewell, was an Aeon, and was graduated with the Bach- elor of Arts degree in 1924. He later received his Masteris and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Colorado. Recently Dr. Edson was honored by being made a charter member of the Midwest Research lnstitute Branch of the Scientific Research Society of America. His aptitude and abilities in many Fields rank him among the best educators in the nation. Dean of Women Miss Bates has drawn the position of least favor among our male students- that of regulating girl's hours and of enacting certain necessary disciplinary steps. This is always done, however, with the fairness and integrity for which she is so well known. Eight years ago Miss Bates came to us from way down South in Alabama, bringing southern charm and hospitality which is reflected in all of her activities. Miss Bates represents the faculty and administration on many student-faculty committees. Dean of Students The duties of the Dean of Students include counseling, testing all new stu- dents, advising students in vocational fields, enrollment, class attendance records, and speaking on behalf of students at faculty meetings and alumni gatherings. He is constantly on the lookout for services that will be of benefit to the student body and is a ready and willing counselor on any matter concerning stu- dent life. Mr. Holzapfel was graduated from VVestmar College and Iowa State College and came to VVilliam Iewell in l948.

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ith presi- vas inau- iring his as proven tg a suc- 3. degree Georgia. , he was Roanoke, nf service, nd young ruse of his y students s has been 5 program Ns on the have been tl are re- te students , achieve- icrease in ation for the days Building function unicating . making K ou have ill follow ur record ge. s of Your e. lt will fVVWW Dr. H. I. Hester Dr. H. I. Hester came to William lewell in 1926 and has served under three presidents, being interim persident for one year. ln his years at Williaxii Iewell, Dr. Hester has firmly established himself in the esteem, respect and affection of those who know him. Being a prominent leader in the Southern Baptist Convention as well as a renowned author and lecturer, he is frequently called away from the college, but in spite of his position as Vice-president of the College and head of the Department of Religion, he never loses personal touch with students and faculty members. His keen insight and warm humor cause him to be sought after on many occasions. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree at Wake Forest College in 1918, Dr. Hester went on to the Southern Baptist Vice Minetry Jones To the uninitiated it is impossible to realize the great responsibility of handling the financial matters of an institution such as William lewell College. This great task is performed aptly by Minetry Iones, vice- president in charge of business administra- tion. Not only does he handle current affairs with great skill, but he also plays a large part in the planning of future college developments. Living in St. Ioseph, Mr. lones serves as a deacon of the First Baptist Church there and has long been a leader and supporter of the Southern Baptist Con- vention. Mr. Iones came to work for the College in Iune, 1938. Previous to that he was a member of the Board of Trustees from 1932 to 1938, when he resigned to join the administrative staff. For many years he was in business with the lones Hat Com- pany of St. Ioseph, Missouri. Theological Seminary, receiving the degrees of Master of Theology in 1921 and Doctor of Theology in 1923. He holds a Doctor of Divinity degree from Wake Forest College. Presidents Though few of us realize the importance of his careful planning and management, we can be thankful for his conscientious and diligent labors in our behalf. Our new girl's dormitory is named in his honor. 17

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