William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Cardinal is her color. . .Jewell is her name. ince early in our freshman year, sing. Jewell is her name , to S we have heard these words someone, at least once in the history sung at convocations, football of these brick buildings perched on a games, and other significant hill, the college was a person, a occasions. Initially, we moved our personality. We wondered at this lips, trying desparately to look as if realization. We couldn't imagine we belonged, for surely all those becoming so involved in a place that who belonged know the words tothe we considered it almost human, Alma Mater. One day, while we were capable of expecting certain types of mumbling through the little known behavior from those who know her. and less understood lines, we really For some time we considered this listened to what we were trying to foreign idea. And then, having rejected it as simply silly, we went on with our lives. We called the college it. Then, in a few days, or weeks, or even months, we heard that song again. We hadn't really passed beyond moving our lips and humming every now and then. But, somehow, the words touched us. Maybe because people had been singing that song about our school, about her, for over a century. . 'xxx TK. Opening 3

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High upon a hill she stands, and we will fight to keep her fame. . . . Not for us the daily grind of reading and writing. From high on this hill, we chuckled at those who had gone before and bought into that campus of achievement publicity. We scoffed at those who dreamed of future Awards Convocations or Achievement Days. But, deep inside, we wanted those things. We were often quiet. Not for us the public display of ambition. Secretly, though, we longed to do her proud.