William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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dministrative Staff The administrative staff of William Iewell has the tremendous responsibility of managing the various and numerious facets of college life. A staff of workers in Greene Hall handle the business affairs, public relations, registration, and admission of new students. There is a great amount of work and responsibility in each of these depart- ments. Maintenance of the college buildings and grounds are L1l'1ClCI' the supervision of the plant superintendent and his crew. A health program has been initiated at Iewell under which there is an infirmary with two registered nurses to insure care for those needing it. The college is also served by three physicians. The management of the school library is han- dled by a competent staff of workers who are always willing to help any student. Yates College Union is supervised by a director. There are also directors of the food services and the college book store. All of these directors and staiif members com- prise the working force of the college which is largely responsible for its functioning smoothly and efhciently. DR IOSEPH C. CLAPP Mn. AL1fonD VV. Corifixmx V1ceP1csiden1f in Charge of f'15.fi.ff!Il1fTfL'll5lH'C'l' Public RC'lllli0lZ5 20 Da. Fmznmucx M. DERXW':KCT'1il2 Mu. STANLEY I. H nnrx Regisirur Arlmixrions Conn ella:

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Scrliezl: Mrs. Opal Petty, Mrs. Anna Abshcr, Mrs. Ruth Prince, Mrs. Nellie Rush Lincoln. Shlllliillgf Mrs. Doris Freeman, Mrs. Fred T. Bridges. House Directors Fulfill Many and Varied Duties The house directors of the campus dormitories and fraternity houses serve the Iewell students in a variety of capacities. These directors may act as counselors to the students, managers of their houses, and hostesses to the many guests. The goal of all the directors is that of helping all the students to become adjusted and happy in college life. Serving the girls' dorms this year have been Mrs. Fred T. Bridges at Semple Hall, Mrs. Opal Petty at Iones Hall, and Mrs. Anna Absher at Melrose Hall. Mrs. Chester I. Prince served as substitute house director for the girls' residence halls. Mrs. Doris Freeman directed the boys at Ely Hall and Mrs. Nellie Lincoln served as director of Eaton Hall. The fraternity house mothers include Mrs. Dola Hughes, Kappa Alpha, 22 Mrs. Mary Malone, Phi Gamma Deltag Mrs. Myrtle Shelton, Lambda Chi Alphag and Mrs. Ima Talbot, Sigma Nu. Seated: Mrs. Mary Malone, Mrs. Ima Talbot, Mrs. Myrtle Shelton. Str11m'i11g: Mrs. Dola Hughes.