William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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-c ,-,Y -4-1 . . - al Q- I 47 lla' WL 2 ,mf . ,,, Alpha Delta Pi A counselor and friend to each Alpha Delta Pi is Miss Hanna Brand, the house director of the Alpha Delta Pi house. She created an atmosphere of Warmth and fellowship in the sorority house during the year, as she gave counsel to the girls, enforced regula- tions, and prepared midnight snacks during heavy studying. Activities in the ADPi house in- cluded sorority meetings and Work- shops for Tatler Revue costumes and scenery, as Well as for Homecoming and entertainment of Williani lewell coeds-to-be as guests of the college. Alpha Gamma Delta During this, Mrs. Clement Goode's third year as the housedirector of the Alpha Gam house, Mother Goode again displayed an unusual amount of kind- hearted assistance to all the girls of Alpha Gamma Delta. Besides fulfilling her duties as housedirector, Mother Goode also Was a friend to her girls as an active helper, as Well as a counselor. The Alpha Gam house was a busy house this year with rush parties, for- mal pledge presentation, a slumber party, and sorority Work. Beta Sigma Omieron Mrs. Ralph Davidson, known to her girls as Davy, has been more than a housedirector at the Beta Sig House. She has been a mother to each of the girls who have lived there for the past nine years, and has Won an honored place in the heart of each girl of Beta Sigma Omicron. The Beta Sig house has been a place of many activities throughout the entire year, including rush parties, formal pledge presentation, song practices, sorority meetings, and working on all the big events on the campus. House Directors and Cc

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B. KM., 2 and D.D., Dr of LM. r of The Faeult XHRGINIA DAVENPORT RICE, Associate Professor of English and Dramatics, AB., A.M. NORMAN N. SHORT, Director of Intramural Athletics, AB., A.M. CJLIVE ELIZABETH THOMAS, Associate Professor of Biology, A.B., A.M. ROBERT SWAIN TROTTER, Head of Department ana' Professor of Philosophy, A.B., B.D. MRS. ROBERT S. TROTTER, Instructor in English, AB. EVILRETT TRUBX, Associate Professor of Economics, A.B. M.A. EARL R. WHALEY, Associate Professor of Sociology, B.S. BD., Th.M., M.A. FRIem.RIo A. WYATT, Professor in the Hubert Eaton Founda- tion for the Science ancl Art of Persuasion, A.B. I ' .4 4 Left to right: Virginia Davenport Rice, Norman N. Short, Olive Elizabeth Thomas, Robert Sufain Trotter, Mrs. Robert S. Trotter, Everett Truex, Earl R. Whaley, Frederic A. VVyatt. Professors are human, they tell us-'tis so. They are our friends, as well :Is our instructors. And we, the students, respect their academic authority. 23

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A Q ffm? I College Dormitories .. .,,x ,,, V ff New Ely The new house director for New Ely Hall is Mrs. William Dunbar. She, her husband, and their young daughter, Patty, reside in the dormitory. Assist- ing her are four counselors, Professors Oren Whitehead, Winton Manning, Fred Wyatt, and Murray Hunt. The duties of the counselors consist of ad- vising and helping the boys with their problems. Mrs. Dunbar and her assist- ants are the first employees under the new system initiated this year. It is proving very successful in its Hrst year. Jones Hall This was the second year of house directing for Miss Betsy Ann Morgan, better known to the girls of lones Hall as Betsy. Assisting her in her duties were Iackie Williamson Hollis, senior, and Louise Hagler, sophomore. Under Betsy, was the house council, composed of dormitory oliicers and four wing presidents. The highlight of the year was lones Hall open house at Christmas. Other activities of the girls, included enter- taining and housing foreign students for international Weekend and visiting coeds-to-be. Melrose Hall Mrs. Georgia Wakefield is the house- director of Melrose Dormitory again this year. lt is her responsibility to counsel and advise eighty young girls in their problems as well as being a 'Lsecond Motherv to her girls away from home. ln her job ot varied responsi- bilities, Mrs. Wakeheld fulfills all her duties and is unsurpassed. Assisting Mrs. Vlfakelield is the Melrose House Council, which lightens her duties as much as possible by assuming chores of a less vital nature. Wm