William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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past year. Student Senate President Mike l- . Smith presides over the Senate Banquet, which honored administra- tors, faculty, staff, and students who assisted with Senate projects over the 1 r CQQDIIVAL Q17 1, , , ,, ,, -a , 5, , A l 4 '- f S ' i .V ' ,,,,.,' i,1f,L, 'f l -1 A .1555 E ili' 'h I 'f., 44 F l ,,'f' 6 X XX I 't SX N if na' tvyil ,D V , 7 .435 April brings snowshowers N B Zi pril showers didn't bring May flowers, 1 . E but in spite of the confused weather, I iff spring activities signaled the end of another ' 39 E school year at William Jewell. Thoughts turned to pre-registration and preparation for I A 1 new classes next fall. There were summer jobs U to find and campus jobs to finish. Tour- John Sheridan and Anflfe , Nelson talk with a prospective 1 naments closed out the sports year, while Student about life on the WJC ' ,pvql finals and graduation brought the academic Campus p year to a close. Q V P W f Q4 Along with studying for finals and 5 writing research papers, students had many M other activities demanding their attention. if The William Jewell Theatre department an presented The Cherry Orchard, and faculty fi M members presented the last of their paper if I, f' 3 series for the year. Many clubs elected and f ff, dili f i installed new officers for the 1983-84 school M A rff 3 year. The Student Senate reorganized their Y representative system, and Mike Smith and 1- Scott Burton were re-elected as president and , vice president. L The social year closed with fraternity and sorority formals and one last effort to get E together with friends before summer vaca- U tion. E Even though I'm glad to have a break, S I know I'll miss all my friends and be glad m to see them again next fall, said janet Coffey- VGC ..f?El1.Iii2g Q :S M. Enjoying a touch of spring Calendar ,.,, , weather, Garneita Popp wears flowers for a natural look. ruce Wittenmyer B