William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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af da Kay itle of ted the nester: second mr pres- , Don- DuBois rol Ann t W H, NZ , f, 5 lc X X f f M ,sam W2 1 f , - , .X 'W' My WW Smmlzzzg: Mary Rai, Iune N1cKean,IcleLutes.Seated: Miss Catherine Bates, Ann Adams, Sara Yocum, Sande Carpenter. House Presidents' Council The House Presidents' Council worked toward their goal ol encouraging personal responsibility in up- holding high standards and making and enforcing house regulations. Serving as ofhcers were Sara Yocum, Presidentg Sande Carpenter, Vice-president, and Ann Adams, Secretary. Other members were Mary Ray, Miller House, Iune McKean, Iones Hall, and lcle Lutes, Alpha Gamma Delta. Miss Bates also has given willingly of her time in guiding the activities of the council. unior Panhellenic Council The Iunior Panhellenic is a council comprised of three girls from each sororityis pledge class. This council works hand in hand with the Senior Pan- hellenic on such activities as Panhellenic dance, the new dormitory committees, and anything else that might arise concerning sorority regulations. This year for the first time the Iunior Panhellenic gave a dance for all the pledges. The dance was a success and we hope to do many more projects like that one. Sflllltlfllgf Donna liocker, Maxine Rice, Anna Margaret Keplcy, Seated: Marilyn Delozier, Barbara Ludwig, Sona Firebaugh. Ann liiislificltl. Z4 Z ., ..,. 27

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Elg dyy. 4, C ww' N X 3 f X X V'WM,,f V f ,f X if 'V'W'f ff , ' f , 54 ff fig' f , y 1 ' Buck row: Iunc McKean, Shirley Kohler, Lyrlc Clziwson, Iain Lukcns, Iaclaic Hosolrl. Fmnf row: Lynne Ray, Linda Kay YVclsh. ones Hall Council Council is composed of the dormitory oliicers and the wing presidents, elected by popular vote by the residents. Officers are: Iune McKean, presidentg Shirley Kohler, vice-presidentg Lyrle Clawson, sec- retary-treasurer. Wing presidents are: Linda Welsh, Lynne Ray, Iackie Bosold, and Ian Lukens. Betsy Morgan is house director and Louise Hagler is her assistant. lones Hall Melrose Council Undef the mit of Melrose House Council, these girls represented the girls in the dormitory during the First semester: Sarah Yocum, presidentg Carol Ann Carter, second floor presidentg Marian Gillenwater, First Hoor pres- ident, Dorothy Mohler, third floor presidentg Don- na Bocker, secretary-treasurerg and Nancy DuBois as social chairman. Back row: Mrs. Ainma Ahshcr, Donna Bockcr, Szirali Yocuin. Frou! row: Dot Mohler, Marian Gillcnwatcr, Carol Ann Carter, Nancy DuBois. 1 , rrttttrt . ,,,, M We rr.t.r. W l, ..i,, fa a it - .. ..... , . . Navman, WMM ,Wk 26 -- t,- b Qni- 'M gf' s 1X If X, r sip 4.71. . t,.-.,,i.,,-

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, .:. V Z f X ' 4 . ,1,, . 1, . . s l A 4,175 ia 5 SIzz11d1'12g.' Kay Iohnston, Ioan Vogt, Lois Kutchenbecker, Carole Damcron, Margaret Ann Rolls. Sarrieri: Miss Catherine Hates, Gail Minter, Ann Faubion, Cynthia Hirni. Panhellenic Council Rgprgsenta- tives from each of the sororities on the Hill form the Panhellenic Council which concentrates its efforts in the promotion of sorority activities and cooperation. Miss Bates serves as the advisor. Besides the annual Panhellenic Dance and Pan- helleriic W'orkshop, the Council has done a great deal of work on the plans for the forthcoming girls dormitory. Leading the organization were: Ann Faubion, Beta Sigma Omicron, President, Cynthia Hirni, Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President, Gail Minter, Alpha Gamma Delta, Secretary-Treasurer. Interfraternity Council The founding of the lnterfraternity Council, which con- sists of two representatives from each of the four fraternities on campus. ln l9O0 a smallpox epidemic caused a quarantine to be placed on the Sigma Nu fraternity, and the chapter was moved into a tent several miles from Liberty. Members of Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, and Phi Gamma Delta cooperated with their exiled Greeks by sending food and drink. When the quarantine was lifted, the Sigma Nuis expressed their appreciation by hosting the other three organizations at a banquet. The lnter- fraternity Council was an outgrowth of this event. Pat Cartwright, Bob Weaver, Earle Dale, Dick Willouglib3', Ward Stuckcy, VValt Krasnanslty, Professor Murray Hunt. W V H il' I -C Xa? ' F 'V ' , 'Q .. , 22. - M gow W Y .i'11W,W .... ,W F rm . N H -. .,f'L,Z 2 ff 7 Xwfffgits X. ' , i I 1 :WA f I gx j.. it N Q, ff vgx'n ', .G Z .. .4 ,, wms , n ,U kr X ' an 'Z .. ...mm X. w,.'5 W ati .ff fs , , . , ,, J -Y , r 22 , if .iw , 0 ' 4 , nfs ., . K , f,, 4 Q W 4 .s S .. Tm.,.W,.,a,N was is . tt , ' i as :L W- . ' sf 454-1 1 S , R em. f. .air a , 28