William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Administrative Staff 4'7 IDR. R1f:u,xRu BOXVLES MR. Tom E. BRAY Miss OPAL ICARLIN .DR. JOSEPH C.. CLAPIT C-Ulhgc, 1,,U,5iEf,,,1 Dj,-gyfor of Religious Activities Lzbraruzn Dzrector of Pzzblzc Rclatzons NIR. .XL1-mm W. Coillfm.-xx DR. FREDERICK M. IDERVVACTER MR. 'WILLXAM R. DUNBAR MR. BILL R. HARVEY f1,x'jI',v'ff!Uf Trcuszrrcr Registrar Director of thc College Union Director of Food Scrwce: ,of S Z' ' , -fl- E. A -f , M poo MR. S'i'XfLl-.Y I. IKIAYDI-LY DR. GLENN HENDREN MR. I. ELDON JOHNSON MRS. M. M. LEATHERLXAN .1l!lHl.V.fIUl1J' COIIIIJKUOI' COUCKQC' P!1y.3'IClIIll Collage Eygmggljyi Pfp-gfmyjng Aggnt x ff , Xi Q. Lf ' f T - - f - - - , . . . I I,bin-fill'i-k?ll'k.1f?!I-Rfk MRE. MIRRELSER MR. H. L. PERR1xE DR. ROBERT S. TROTTER - - 111-11:1 UI .flffnzzffzozzs COIHISUHOI' Plant S11pc1'z'1ztc1m'c11t Sccrctury of tlzc Faculty 14

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S S CHARLES F. CURRY WILLIALfI P. BROWNING E. E. ANIICK President of Board Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Board of Trustees E .E. AMICK, Kansas City. Representative, Equit- able Life Assurance Society of the United States, president and director, Midland Finance Corpora- tion. WILLIAM P. BROWNING, IR., Kansas City. President, William P. Browning and Son, ranch management and live Stock. R. E. COOPER, Kansas City. Secretary-treasurer, Cooper-Iarrett, Inc. Motor Freight Lines. IoE E. CULPEPPER, Kansas City. Vice-president and director, Spencer Chemical Company. CI-IARLES E. CURRY, Kansas City. President, Mid- America Fire and Marine Insurance Co., president, Charles F. Curry and Company. CHARLES F. CURRY, Kansas City. Chairman of the Board, Charles F. Curry and Company, president, Mid-America Investment Company, chairman of the Board of Directors, Home Savings and Loan Association. GRANT DAVIS, SP7'Z-7'lgf6l6l1. Partner, Grant Davis Insurance Agency, past president, Missouri Baptist Brotherhood. HOMER EARL DELOZIER, St. Loais. Minister, Exec- tive Secretary, St. Louis Baptist Mission Board, president of board of managers, Missouri Baptist Children'S Home. ARTIIUR L. LAND, Kansas City. President, South- west Acceptance Corporation, vice-president, Land- Sharp Chevrolet Company. W. C. LINK, IR., D.D., Liberty. Minister, pastor, Second Baptist Church, Liberty, Missouri. W. W. MARTIN, St. Loais. Vice-president, Board of Managers of Missouri Baptist Hospital. FRED H. PILLSBURY, St. Loais. Industrialist, presi- dent, Century Electric Co. ALBERT L. REEVES, A.B., B.S.D., LL.D., Kansas City. Attorney, former member, Missouri House of Representatives, judge, United States District Court, retired. WILLIAM T. SEMPLE, Ph.D., LL.D., Cincinnati, Ohio. Educator, financier, philanthropist, former president, American Association University Pro- fessors. I. NEIL SMITH, Kansas City. Vice-president and director, Continental Research Corporation. ELLIOTT C. SPRATT, St. Iosepn. Secretary, Hillyard Chemical Company, Board of Governors, Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis. HARVEY M. THOMAS, Ph.D., Liberty. Psychological Consultant to Management. REX M. WI-IITToN, Iejerson City. Chief Engineer, Missouri State Highway Department. CONRAD R. WILLARD, Th.D., Kansas City. Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church. GEORGE WINGER, Kansas City. Attorney, director, Helping Hand Institute, Kansas City. WILLIANI F. YATES, Richmond. Chairman of the Board, president and director of Exchange Bank of Richmond, president and director, Ray Land Co. Trustees Emeritus DR. HUBERT EAToN, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California. IoHN B. WORNALL, Kansas City. 13

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Left to right: Mrs. Ruth Prince, Mrs. Fred T. Bridges, Mrs. Doris Freeman, Mrs. Anna Absher, Mrs. Nellie Ruth Lincoln. House Directors Perform a Variety of Services The services offered by the house directors to the members of their respective residences are extremely varied. This year a total of nine Women serve the campus dormitories and fraternity houses in this capacity. Eight of these Women have re- turned from previous years. The house directors are on continuous duty for they are vvilling to help at any necessary time. They serve as counselors to the students, as mana- gers overseeing the smooth functioning of their houses, as cheerful hostesses to many guests, and as valuable friends. The dormitory directors, who have all returned from previous years are Mrs. Anna Absher, con- tinuing to advise the girls at Melrose Hall, Mrs. Fred T. Bridges, managing the largest Women's residence, Semple Hall, Mrs. Doris 'Freeman, directing the boys at Ely Hall, Mrs. Nellie Ruth Lincoln in the nevvest men's residence, Eaton Hall, and Mrs. Ruth Prince, serving the girls vvho live in Iones Hall. The fraternity house mothers include Mrs. Homer Huff, vvho has for many years been serving the members of Sigma Nu, Mrs. Dola Hughes, new at the Kappa Alpha House this year, Mrs. Mary Malone, again advising the men of Phi Gamma Delta, and Mrs. Myrtle Shelton of Liberty, vvho is completing her third year as director at the Lambda Chi Alpha House. Left to right: Mrs. Myrtle Shelton, Mrs. Homer Huff, Mrs. Mary Malone, Mrs. Dola Hughes. S. ww mv- YUM 15