William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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, .. vi w 5 ri ei C53 . . LCE 'Cegflffelflief DR. H. l. HESTER Dr. H. I. Hester serves Willittm Iewell as Vice- President, and as head of the Department of Religion, a position he has held for 55 years. ln addition, he Ends time to be President of the Board of Trustees of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, President of the Missouri Baptist His- torical Society, and to hold other oflices in denom- inational organizations. A popular preacher and lecturer, Dr. Hester also is an author of numerous volumes: his latest, 'gThe Book of Books, is to be released this Summer. MINETRX' L. IoNEs As Vice-President in charge of Business Admin- istration, Mr. Minetry L. Iones is responsible for all business affairs of the College. These include the supervision of buildings and grounds, the operation of auxiliary enterprises: the food services, and book store, the administration of the budget: the business oflice, central purchasing oiiciceg and assistance to the Trustees in handling the invest- ments of the College. To these he devotes acumen and experience that are highly profitable to the College, and in addition spends much time plan- ning for future developments. DR. C. SYLVESTER GIQEEN Willittm Ievvell Welcomes to the administration this year, Dr. C. Sylvester Green, as Vice-President in charge of Public Relations. His areas of re- sponsibility include admissions, alumni activities, publications, publicity, church-college relations, and public events. Dr. Green came to William Iewell from a similar position at Wzike Forest College. He is author of two published books, and a regular contributor to numerous secular and church peri- odicals, as well as active in civic affairs locallv and throughout the State. I .1 ',,. A 1 l 1 is 3 14 -1 E Presi yearf posit T the c of si' Sunr lntei Trax fill I celel' Grai gucs Bapt :ir in Z-58.4

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Vice- it of s. ln Soard igical His- nom- and erous to be .dmin- ale for nclucle sg the :rvices, udget: eg and invest- cumen to the 3 plan- irion t of re- ities, s, and Iewell oiiege. regular eh peri- locally VQN .e..g.U..,.f Clifaffa OW jim... Dr. Walter Pope Binns, the distinguished President of William Iewell College, has for sixteen years faithfully performed the duties of this position. These duties often call Dr. Binns away from the campus. This year he has spoken on a number of special occasions. Among these were the Easter Sunrise Service at Port Leonard Wood and the International Students' Banquet in St. Louis. Travcliiig to Hannibal-LaGrange College he spoke on the annual Pounder's Day which this year celebrated the centennial of the founding of La- Cirange College. Other events for which he was west speaker were Education Day at East Texas Baptist College, Marshall, Texas, and the celebra- tion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the presidency of President Iohn W. Raley at Okla- homa Baptist University. Dr. Binns is Chairman of the Southern Baptist Convention Public Affairs and World Peace Committees which meet twice a year in Washing- ton. This year he visited the United Nations as an observer in connection with his position on the World Peace Committee. Dr. Binns was also cited for distinguished service to religious liberty by Protestants and Other Americans United for separation of church and state in a recent conference in St. Louis. This year the campus was honored to have his wife, Mrs. Binns, selected as Missouri Mother of the Year. 21