William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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The year was a culmination of athletic 'victories, fraternity teas, concerts, and laboratory experiments nostalgically mixed with Christmas carols, holidays, your song, somehow wreathed in an aura of engagement rings, books, coffee cups and borrowed class notes. From our first glimpse of Jewell Hall to the hush of corridors in examination time, this campus was our home in a special way. We were a busy lot trying to fit homework, frat parties, conference games, labs and part-time jobs into a full-time life. But it can be done, for most of us did it. It was a happily hectic time. These impressions were a part of the sights, chosen for memory's file by the crazy reasoning of the heart-impressions of 1962-63.