William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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-9---..,.---.-....i. Introducing H. I. Hester and Minetry L. Jones If the students of William Iewell College real- ized the responsibility that our vice-presidents assume to facilitate all resources for the students benefit, a great deal of thanks would be in order. The Vice-President of William Iewell Col- lege, Dr. H. l. Hester, is well known for his sincerity and geniality. This industrious man received his B.A. degree at Wake Forest. He later received his Th.M. and Th.D. at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. H. I. HESTER Vice-Pres1'dent of the College Minetry L. Iones returned to his Alma Mater to become Vice-President in charge of Business Administration. His duties often take him away from the HillH for his responsibilities include close contact with Alumni. MINETRY L. Ioivns Vice-President of Business Admz'niszratz'0n Much Work is required to fulfill the obligations that these men have-to the school, as well as the students. This time they devote in a Christian and unassuming manner, that one seldom realizes the vast machinery needed to have a Well-run college. I3 . -,-- -f.-le ,qi-1,- 7H'22r..n, . A EF, ,

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..., . .-4 .7 T' ' 4 ,. ,,, i fi' Z 1 5 f if! J President of William Jewell College DR. WALTER POPE BINNS Introducing Dr. Walter Pope Binns . . . During the Hrst week when the new students gather in Gano Chapel, they are-homesick, dubious, and bewildered. But then Dr. Binns takes over and helps to relieve that Qrientation Week tension. Later as the student advances in his education, Dr. Binns tackles the job of assuring the student of a well-rounded education. Although his duties often call him away from the I-Iillf, we have all become familiar with Dr. Binns, hobbies, taste in I2 literature, and deep religious convictions through his chapel talks. Dr. Walter Pope Binns received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Mercer University. Later he completed work on his Master of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Mercer has honored Dr. Binns with D.D. and LL.D. degrees. VVilliam lewell certainly has a president who thinks as straight and tall as he stands. ln1 I ized assu ben' leg sin rec lat- Ba KC A fr cl

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i r l 11 25 ,. 1 l i 1 r r l 1 1 l 1. 2 ,, I I i l li . i l ,. Every student at William Iewell comes in contact with Miss Catherine Bates, the Dean of Women, fulfills her job in a charming, capable and efhcient manner. She helps plan many campus affairs and sets up the school calendar for all the social functions which will take place during the year. As Dean of the Women, Miss Bates finds herself in close contact with all the problems and triumphs of the women students on the campus. Hers is a vitally interesting job which she performs well. Miss CATHERINE BATEs E. W. Holzapfel either directly or indirectly. As head of the admissions department and Dean of Students, he is a constant and ready help for anyone considering entering Iewell or Wanting work or financial or vocational advice. He directs enrollment, testing, and records. Students readily come to like Mr. Holzapfel because of his warmth and interest. Then throughout their college stay he remains both a counselor and friend. E. W. HOLZAPFEL RICHARD PowERs The position of the Dean of the College is an important one, which is filled capably by Richard Powers. From his ollice comes news of the Honor Roll, changes in the cur- riculum, and news of registration. This is the first year that Dean Powers has been on the Iewell campus, however, he has done a superb job in planning the curriculum and even with ugivingi' out with a bit of advice. I4 1 the coo an of istr HCI sys ant dei