William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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23z..fz,.....z.fAal gCAO!d'C.4 . . . .Ml at am L t One of the many advantages of VVilliam Iewell as a small college is the opportunity afforded the students, to get acquainted with the members of the faculty. Not only are they willing to help the students in their academic interests, the faculty members serve in many ways outside the classrooms. They are sponsors of the honorary organizations. Many of them act as chaperones at social functions. By their assistance and attendance they show their interest in the various student activities and or- ganizations. Further, many of the faculty are occupied with research projects in their fields, especially in science, and in writing articles for learned magazines. Many of the younger members of the faculty are also working on further graduate degrees, and each year several members are away studying at institu- tions of higher learning. Alumni are continually testifying to the high quality instruction they receive at Williztm Iewell. The College has a facult of distinguished scholars D Y O who know how to teach and who rove themselves 1 P friends of all the students. r W DR. GEOIIGIA B. BOXVMAN MR. WILBUR I. BRUNER MR, HENRY CADY Dircczor of Forenxzhv and Professor of Moflcrn Langmzgcx Head of the Departmenz and Associate Profefxor of Englislz Professor of M mic t I2 .74 57 39101165 Qggmmm L 4:5 iwoai wa QMR- LEE CISEL MISS LUTU3 CHU-HS MR. RODNEY H. CoFmN La fIl1'l'1' of BIIXIIIFJS Law P1'0frf501' of E11'11c't11io11 1,,,,,.m.m,, in AH 34

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.4 ich ce, my 150 1ch .tu- igh ell. ,ars ves X ,I y , MR. ROGER CRAWFORD Axxislnfzz Professor of Physics DR. FRANK G. EDSON Han! of tfzc Dcpurzmenz and l'rofc.fxor of Cfzcmistry DR. L. CQIILR MR. WILLIAM CUTHBERTSON f4X5i5fcl771' Profcfyor of History MRS. JULIA A. EL SAMMAN ll?Xf1'IlC'f0I' in 1 l'F71C'!l 9-x MR. DARRLLL CEOURLILY DR. F. M. DERWACTEIK Head of Dcpmtnzclll of f4l7C'iC'lZf Lllllglltlgllx' :md Profcxvsor of Grcclq MR. TEIOMAS I. ERWIN .fisxixfzllff Professor of Psycfzology DR. IOSLPH H. CfRIlfFI'l'lIS lflcunl of the Ijcplzrtnzcliz um! flxxzlffufiz I'rof:'5so1' of l'f1yxln1f EIIIICLIII-011 Hoof! of ffm llzffmnfzzwzf um! 1 I'1'ofa',-mf' of l'.-'yzlzofogy l1'ofz'ff0r of Biology 35