Births/Adoptions
Newborn children of alumni receive a cardinal
beanie toy from the college when the birth/adoption
is reported to the alumni office. Call in
your announcement to 816/781-7700, ext. 5366,
or email honj@william.jewell.edu.
To Tim Everly '94 and Tamara Sager Everly '96 daughter Maryn Elizabeth, June 20, 2002.
To Chris Whipple '89 and Kristy Valentine Whipple '91, daughter Emily Chloe Marie, September 30, 2003.
To Leslie Wilson Stith '91 and Spencer Stith, daughter Emmanuelle “Emma” Grace, October 22, 2003.
To Jason Salas '02 and Jessica Childers Salas '99, daughter Mia Loren, November 30, 2003.
To Dawn Akers Stout '93 and Mark Stout, daughter Madeline Grace, December 3, 2003.
To Barclay Woerner '93 and Janice Schuette Woerner '95, son Nathaniel Asher, December 30, 2003.
To Curtis Jasper '99 and Julie Jasper, son Joseph Wayne, February 10, 2004.
To Bryan Berry '91 and Kimberly Berry, son Caleb Benjamin, February 25, 2004.
To Bryan Durnin '98 and Dina Durnin, son Atticus Eugene, May 15, 2004.
To Rich Reasoner '91 and Karyn Zuba Reasoner '94, son Elijah Graeme, June 23, 2004.
To Brian Dolan '98 and Gretchen Andrews Dolan '98, son Pryor Andrews, July 19, 2004.
To Ingrid Montague Anderson '96 and Clint Anderson, son Miles Edward, July 26, 2004.
To Courtney Gehrke Dumler '97 and David Dumler, son Jackson David, July 30, 2004.
To Quintin Conway '99 and Lori Conway, son Kale Quinn, August 5, 2004.
To Runae Tilly Rhoad '99 and Lee Rhoad, son Luke William, August 12, 2004.
To Matt Stewart '99 and Holly Stewart, daughter Alaina Grace, August 16, 2004.
To Sarah Garrison McCumber '02 and Wade McCumber, daughter Madelynn Ilene, August 24, 2004.
To Kirk Thacker '92 and Lisa Thacker, son Dalton Lee, August 29, 2004.
To Adam Todd '00 and Julia Todd, son Jeremiah David, September 3, 2004.
To Ann-Marie Gregson Magre '94 and Nathanael Magre, daughter Lauren Elizabeth, September 3, 2004.
To Sarah Lowry Homeier '98 and Dirk Homeier, adopted daughter Makenna Shea, September 8, 2004.
To Lindsey McKinney Carlson '99 and Brandon Carlson, daughter Kylee Jordan, September 9, 2004.
Sarah Schalekamp Rose '97 and Matthew Rose, daughter Rebecca Lynn, September 9, 2004.
To Martha Jane Jordan Meinershagen '93 and Adam Meinershagen, daughter Mason Jane, September 12, 2004.
To Rick Bledsoe '99 and Yanan Bledsoe, daughter Riya Shu-Juan, September 25, 2004.
To Gretchen Young '89, daughter Emma Maria, born on January 28, 2004, in Guatemala and adopted on October 12, 2004.
Jason Groves '96 and Megan Groves, son Andrew Jay, October 13, 2004.
IN MEMORIAM ALUMNI
Roberta Baur West '27, October 20, 2004, of Viburnum, Mo.
Frances Baskett Heisterkamp '30, August 4, 2004, of Venice, Fla.
Vivian Spurgeon '30, January 28, 2004, of Columbia, Mo.
Myrl Dunphy '31, September 11, 2004, of Brentwood, Mo.
Cyril L. Erb '32, February 18, 2003, of South San Francisco, Calif.
Vera Hume Tussey '34, October 26, 2003, of hot Springs, Ark.
Edna Ennis Wales '34, December 30, 2003, of Lake Alfred, Fla.
Joseph H. Bruening '35, January 14, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo.
James D. Durham '37, August 14, 2004, of Denver, Col.
William R. Lincoln '41, May 23, 2004, of Fulton, Mo.
Louis C. Dessert '42, April 11, 2004, of Grove, Okla.
John A. White '42, October 9, 2003, of Tucson, Ariz.
Stephen H. Baker '43, September 13, 2004, of Manhattan, N.Y. (who created the line, “Let your fingers do the walking”)
Harry Grassick, Jr. '43, January 29, 2004, of West Hartford, Conn.
Ben R. Mantz '43, August 16, 2004, of Palm Springs, Calif.
Clifford A. Nuss '43, September 8, 2003, of Marietta, Ohio
William A. Burkey '44, July 15, 2004, of Lodi, Calif.
Kathleen Staten Thompson '45, January 29, 2004, of Kahoka, Mo.
Dayton “Jack” Muxlow '46, August 20, 2004, of Yakima, Wash.
Margaret Virginia Kennedy Power '46, August 21, 2004, of Uniontown, Ohio .
Orval V. Sutton '47, September 25, 2004, of Indianapolis, Ind.
Diana Scheufler Hall '49, March 12, 2004, of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Nancy McMakin Hunker '50, August 27, 2004, of Canon City, Col.
Asa J. Skelton '50, November 6, 2003, of Independence, Mo.
Joan Barnard Miles '51, January 5, 2004, of Pleasant Valley, Mo.
Kenneth H. Winterowd '52, September 19, 2004, of Blue Springs, Mo.
Marilyn McKee Youngblood '52, October 8, 2003, of Espanola, N. M.
Robert L. Adams '53, April 2004, of White Lake, Mich.
Lonnie L. Brown '54, October 29, 2003, of Chillicothe, Mo.
Suzanne Wolf Pannelli '54, November 10, 2003, of Cipressa, Italy
William G. McKim '55, September 24, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo.
Rose Hall '57, September 11, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo.
Dorothy Unkefer '68, September 28, 2004, of Liberty, Mo.
Robert L. Werner '69, October 8, 2003, of Kansas City, Mo.
Janis Lind Carroll '76, April 30, 2004, of Cumming, Ga.
Kim Kelley '79, August 13, 2004, of Camdenton, Mo.
Walter P. Binns '81, October 6, 2004, of Fairfax, Vir.
Jeffrey K. Tuttle '90, May 27, 2004, of Independence, Mo.
Julie Oldag Keown '96, September 8, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo.
FACULTY/STAFF/TRUSTEES/FRIENDS
Bernadine Bailey, October 10, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo., former food service employee
John Byers Francis, August 15, 2004, of Kansas City, Mo., received a W. F. Yates Medallion in '83
Robert Dugan Gillahan, August 21, 2004, of Lawrence, Kan.
Gayle Guy, July 21, 2004, mother of Jenny Guy '04. |
Jewell community mourns passing of trustee Jeff Comment
 Jeffrey W. Comment, Vice Chair of the William Jewell College Board of Trustees, died unexpectedly on October 30. Comment, who was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Helzberg Diamonds, was named to the college's Board of Trustees in 1999. He was 60 years old.
“William Jewell has lost a good friend and a valued servant-leader,” said President David Sallee. “Jeff's generous, caring spirit and overriding sense of concern and compassion for others was a magnificent gift that he gave so freely. The Jewell community extends its deepest sympathies to Martha and to Jeff's entire family.”
The Kansas City Star described Comment as “someone who loved God, his family and community, and who influenced people to do more than just write a check, but also to give of themselves to someone in need.”
For nearly a decade, The Star noted, Comment “played Santa for critically ill children, flying across the country at his own expense, while running Helzberg Diamonds in North Kansas City . After meeting an 11-year-old boy who died of AIDS a month later, Comment was inspired to write Santa's Gift. The book relates his life-changing encounters with the children and includes reflections on giving by celebrities such as Elton John. It also tells how others can get involved.”
Comment grew up in Indiana and attended the Indiana University Kelley School of Business in Bloomington . He held several senior positions with retailers including Burdines and Jordan Marsh in Miami . He also was president and chief operating officer of John Wanamaker Department Stores of Philadelphia.
In 1988, Comment joined Helzberg Diamonds as President, and the company quickly grew from 80 to 145 stores. In 1995, Helzberg Diamonds became a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., and Comment was named Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, reporting directly to Warren Buffett. The company now has 264 stores in 37 states and nearly 3,000 employees.
Comment collapsed while dancing with his wife of 34 years, Martha Comment, at a fundraising event at Kansas City 's Starlight Theatre. The cause of death was not immediately known.
In addition to his service to William Jewell, Comment most recently served as a director on the Salvation Army National Advisory Board, on the board of directors for Jewelers of America, the board of regents for Rockhurst University, and as a trustee at Midwest Research Institute, among other interests.
The Star noted that during the annual Kansas City Mayors' Prayer Breakfast in 2003, Comment emphasized the need for God's presence in everyone's life. “He gives every one of us a vision for what he wants us to do in our life,” Comment said at the time.
Comment believed that his purpose was to make a difference in people's lives, and he lived that vision, those who knew him said.
“The holidays will not be as bright without his presence, but his spirit remains with us,” Randall L. O'Donnell, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, told The Star. “Because of him, we have all learned how to better give the gift of ourselves.”
Emails Wanted
The Alumni Office is updating its records.
If you have an e-mail address and would
like to receive periodic Jewell updates,
please send your e-mail address to honj@william.jewell.edu.
Marriages
Brian Knoerle '99 to Catie Smith '99, October 5, 2002.
Laura Walters '02 to Philip Courter, December 28, 2002.
Katie Helwig '03 to Larry Munger, May 24, 2003.
Kimberly Dunback '98 to Patrick Bentrott, June 21, 2003.
Megan King '99 to Andy Anderson, August 30, 2003.
Erin Greer '99 to Christopher Schreier, March 13, 2004.
Susan Crow Blackburn '77 to Jack Hatley, April 12, 2004.
Kellie Doleshal '03 to Eric Heath, June 6, 2004.
Steven B. Smith '03 to Rachel Peterson '05, July 31, 2004.
Joseph “Jody” Burkett '98 to Rhonda Johnson, August 14, 2004.
Michael Byars '95 to Lundy Hawkins, August 28, 2004.
Steven Shrout '02 to Melinda Watkins, September 18, 2004.
Kimberly Davis '00 to Grant Christianson, October, 2004.
Monte Childers '87 to LaDonna Lueckenhoff-Henderson, October 16, 2004.
Andrea Kennedy '02 to Keith Smith, October 30, 2004.
Shannon Readenour '03 to Shawn Cozart, November, 2004.
Lisa Maria Beil '85 to Kevin Michael O'Connor, November 19, 2004.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW!
Don't miss out! Make note of these dates and events. Want more information? Want to make sure we have your correct address to notify you of these and other upcoming events? Contact the Alumni Office at 816-415-7565 or alumni@william.jewell.edu. Are there a significant number of WJC grads in your area or at your place of employment? Can we schedule an alumni gathering in your city? Let us know!
2005
January - Alumni gatherings in California (tentative)
February 24 - 61st Celebration of Achievement Day
May 31 – June 5 - Alaska Tour with Dr. & Mrs. Sallee, Alumni & Friends
June 5-12 - Alaska Cruise with Dr. & Mrs. Sallee, Alumni & Friends
June - Alumni gathering in Washington, D.C.
June 30 - Alumni gathering in Denver, Colorado
July - New York Alumni & Friends trip with Richard Harriman & Clark Morris of the Harriman Arts Program
August - Student Send-Off events
September - Regional area alumni events and tailgate parties
October 29- Homecoming honoring the reunion classes of 1950, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005
Reunion classes of 1955, 1945 and 1935: watch for exciting news and the dates for your 50th, 60th and 70th year reunion events in a future Achieve. |
We want to hear from you! Please send your alumni
class notes to the Office of Alumni Relations,William
Jewell College, 500 College Hill, Box 1003, Liberty,
MO 64068.
1950s
George Boltniew '58 recently visited the Moscow Theological Seminary. While there, he had the opportunity to visit “ Star City,” the training center for the cosmonauts who took part in the Soviet space program. Today, American astronauts train for international space flights alongside their Russian counterparts in Star City . George resides in Union, N. J.
1960s
Charles “Ben” Early '66 formerly Executive Director of the Illinois Baptist State Association, has left denominational work to accept a full-time pastorate at Calvary Baptist Church in Pittsfield, Ill.
Sue Meyer Wright '66 had three stories appearing in Scholastic's Christmas collection for young readers. The paperback, Very Merry Christmas Tales, was offered to grade schoolers for purchase through their Lucky Book Club. Sue resides in Liberty, Mo.
Sharon Moncrief Slovinski '67 was re-elected National Secretary for Delta Zeta at their 46th Convention in Tampa, Fla. Her term will run through 2006. Sharon is a retired nursing home mental health counselor. She is the secretary of the Lewis County ( Mo. ) Nursing Home Auxiliary and has served as the president of the Notre Dame Catholic Church Parish. Sharon resides in LaGrange, Mo.
1970s
John West '71 was recently named Senior Vice President/Loan Officer at the Community Bank of Raymore, Mo. John has been in banking for 30 years. He currently serves on the Belton School District Board of Education as a volunteer for Youth Friends and is the Director of the “Celebration Singers” singing group. John and his wife, Sharon Steele West '76, reside in Belton, Mo. Their son, David West, graduated from Jewell in May, 2004.
Susan Gore Armour '74 recently celebrated the tenth anniversary of her alternate school, Satellite High School in the Kansas City North area. Susan had previously taught learning-disabled children in Smithville, Mo., for 23 years. Satellite High School is nationally accredited by the National Private Schools Association Group. Susan resides in Kansas City, Mo.
Don Norris '74 recently resigned his position as Clay County ( Mo. ) Prosecuting Attorney to assume duties as the Associate Circuit Court Judge, Division Six, Clay County, Mo.
W. Gene Millentree '75 has been the assistant principal at the Hickman Mills ( Mo. ) Middle School for the past 15 years. He was recently selected to become the district's Athletic Director. Gene continues to officiate at high school football and basketball games. He also officiates at Division I and II football and basketball games.
Carol Elliott '76 was a featured artist in the 7th Annual Chicago Art Open, which is the largest survey of Chicago visual arts under one roof and is one of the largest non-juried art shows in the country. Since its creation in 1998, the exhibition has become a keynote event of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and is viewed by thousands of art lovers, collectors and enthusiasts.
Vicki Smith '76 and her sister, Valissa Smith '80, have created two sites on the World Wide Web to provide Kansas City women and parents with an abundance of ideas and local resources. The two sites, it's all about HER and it's all about kc KIDS, are designed to provide tips on the ideas and resources women need to manage the key areas of their lives and that parents need to manage the key areas of their children's lives. Both Vicki and Valissa live in the Kansas City area.
Susan Crow Hatley '77 is teaching elementary music at Chaffee R-II School District in Chaffee, Mo., and is the organist at Zion United Methodist Church in Gordonville, Mo. She and her husband, Jack, reside in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
1980s
Paul Schoenlaub '81 competed in his first ultramarathon in September 2001 and his second some two months later, and reports that he is “hooked on the sport.” Since those first events, he has competed in 10 to 14 ultras a year and has competed in nine states. He has also run in eight 100-mile races. Paul resides in St. Joseph, Mo. (if he's not out of town competing in a race).
Jackie Edwards-Henry '82 was recently promoted to full professor at Mississippi State University, where she has taught since 1991. She was granted a sabbatical during the '03 fall semester, during which she and flutist Lana Johns were invited to perform in the Czech Republic at the Prague Conservatory. In October '02, Jackie and saxophonist Gail Levinsky performed at the British Saxophone Congress in Cardiff, Wales . Jackie and Gail also released their first cd, “Saxophone and Other Voices.”
Doug Brasel '86 is a member of “Bikers Against Child Abuse.” This organization exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. Their motto is “No Child Should Live in Fear.” Doug resides in Liberty, Mo.
Brent Evans '86 is now teaching private piano and organ lessons at Northeast Oklahoma Community College and is the Minister of Music at Immanuel Baptist Church in Miami, Okla. Brent resides with his wife, Chery, and daughter, Hannah, in Neosho, Mo.
Tracey Osborne '87 was recently named President of the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce, Overland Park, Kan. Tracey had previously been the top executive at the Edmond, Okla., Chamber of Commerce.
Heather Duncan '88 is currently in her third year as an assistant professor in the College of Nursing at North Park University, as well as continuing to practice as a Nurse Practitioner with Health Care for the Homeless in Chicago .
1990s
Kristi Iglehart Blake '90 has recently been promoted to Vice President, Territory Sales with American Century Investments. She has also completed her Certified Investment Management Consultant (CIMC) designation. Kristi resides in Kansas City .
Eric Olson '90 has recently been promoted to lieutenant with the Missouri Highway Patrol. Eric has been with the force since 1990. He and his wife, Ronda, and their two children reside in Bethany, Mo.
Bryan Berry '91 has joined the Green County ( Mo. ) Prosecuting Attorney's Office after completing a two-year clerkship with the Hon. Phillip Garrison of the Missouri Court of Appeals. Bryan, Kimberly and their three children reside in Mount Vernon, Mo.
David Lee Grace '91 was recently sworn in to practice law in the State of Missouri . He is currently a Vice President at TD Waterhouse in New York .
Kristine Harris '91 has been promoted to Associate Professor of Music and Chair of the Division of Music and Fine Arts at Truett-McConnell College . Kristine resides in Cleveland, Ga.
Neil Kanning '91 has completed his orthodontic residency and master's degree at the University of Iowa and has joined the orthodontic practice of Bob Craven in Liberty, Mo. Neil, his wife Jennifer Feltenberger Kanning '92, and children, Jake and Isabelle, now reside in Liberty, Mo.
Robin “Rob” Richardson '91 was recently appointed to the position of Director of Planning for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan.
Joy McClellan Richardson '91 is the Public Relations Director for Whitefield Academy, a K-12 classical Christian School . Rob and Joy reside in Kansas City, Kan.
Kerri Lewis Brock '92 is in her fifth production at the Paradise Playhouse in Excelsior Springs, Mo. The current production is “The Odd Couple.” Kerri resides in Lawson, Mo.
Kirk Thacker '92 has been appointed head football coach at Hardin-Central High School in Hardin, Mo. Kirk teaches history and is the head boy's basketball coach. Kirk, Lisa and their children reside in Richmond, Mo.
Andrea Brandes '95 has been appointed to the position of Administrative Law Judge with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, a government agency having jurisdiction over all public utilities in the state of Indiana . Andrea lives in Indianapolis, Ind.
Eric Christensen '95 has recently been named as associate with the firm of Lashly & Baer P.C. in St. Louis . Eric holds a law degree from St. Louis University and engages in litigation practice.
Chris West '95 has accepted a teaching position at Smithville ( Mo. ) High School. He will be teaching biology, microbiology and anatomy.
Bill Banning '96 has left Hallmark Cards after 25 years of service and has joined Cerner Corporation as a System Analyst. Bill resides in Blue Springs, Mo.
Tara Schweighauser Autrey '97, a teacher at Greenwood Elementary School in Grand Ledge, Mich., has been named a Fellow and Teacher Consultant for the Michigan State University Red Cedar Writing Project, a site of the National Writing Project. This project, initiated in 1974, was designed to address the marked and steady decline in the writing skills of today's secondary and college students. Tara and Bret Autrey '97 reside in Lansing, Mich.
Rachel Beckett '98 returned to the U.S. after serving two years at the Moscow Theological Seminary of Evangelical Christians-Baptist and has accepted a therapist position with Morningstar Treatment Services in Brunswick, Ga. She is now residing in St. Simons Island, Ga.
Kimberly Dunback Bentrott '98 is a medical student at the University of Kansas, and is planning to graduate in spring '05. Her husband, Patrick, is with the ReStart program. They reside in Kansas City, Kan.
Sharon North '98 has begun the Global Studies Program at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. She now resides in Mill Valley, Calif.
Joy Painter '99 received her master's degree in special education from Truman State University . She is currently teaching special education at South Valley Junior High in Liberty, Mo.
Jessica Childers Salas '99 completed her master's in counseling from MidAmerica Nazarene University, Olathe, Kan.
Jonathan Weister '99 received his master's of divinity degree from Midwestern Baptist Seminary and is interim pastor at First Baptist Church in Riverside, Mo.
2000-
Laura Bramon '00 recently received her M.A. from Johns Hopkins University Writing Seminars, focusing on fiction writing. Laura resides in Washington, D.C.
Natalie Nimmer '00 has accepted a campaign-season job with the Federation of American Scientists. She is now residing in Washington, D.C.
Jaime Sadich '00 recently earned her master of arts degree in school leadership from Baker University . She has accepted a position as Activities Director/Assistant Principal at Raytown ( Mo. ) High School.
Erin Nelson '01 teaches vocal music and music theory in grades 7–12 at South O'Brien School District. She currently resides in Primghar, Iowa .
Brooke Pyle '01 has recently graduated from law school at the University of Kansas and has accepted a position with the Missouri Court of Appeals in Springfield, Mo.
Kabe Moen '02 has recently completed his master's degree in mathematics at the University of Kansas . He will continue at KU as a graduate teaching assistant to pursue his Ph.D. in mathematics.
Jason Salas '02 completed his master's in education from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He is currently teaching at the Celebration Christian Academy in Liberty, Mo.
Joel Sager '03 had his entry, “Farmscape I,” chosen as the artwork for the Columbia ( Mo. ) Festival of the Arts poster for this year's event. Twenty-two artists submitted a total of 132 works for consideration. Joel and Amy Pittman Sager '02 reside in Columbia, Mo.
Jake Ard '04 is now teaching music from kindergarten through high school at the Winston ( Mo. ) R-6 School District.
Jill Bourland Burchett '04 is teaching seventh-grade communication arts at Harrisonville ( Mo. ) Middle School and will coach the high school cross country team.
Brandon Huckabey '04 is teaching art for grades 9–12 at Cameron ( Mo. ) High School. He will also be a freshman baseball coach and yearbook sponsor.
Francie Kapono '04 has accepted the position of director of the bands at Chillicothe ( Mo. ) Middle School.
Phil Limb '04 is now teaching fifth grade and is assistant football/wrestling coach in Gallatin ( Mo. ) R-5 School District.
Faith Patterson '04 has accepted a position as an eighth-grade American History teacher with the Flowing Wells School District in Tucson, Ariz.
Adam Roske '04 has taken over the duties of art teacher at the Lathrop ( Mo. ) Middle School.
Ashley Milner Shrout '04 is teaching fourth grade at the McEowen Elementary School in Harrisonville ( Mo. ), in addition to coaching ninth-grade volleyball.
JOIN ALUMNI, THEIR FRIENDS, AND YOUR FRIENDS IN ALASKA
If you have ever contemplated taking a cruise to Alaska, now's the time! Join Dr. and Mrs. David Sallee, WJC alumni, Friends of WJC and THEIR Friends! Everyone is welcome to participate. You may choose cruise-only or add on the pre-tour. Here's what you don't want to miss!
May 31 Arrive in Fairbanks
June 1 Riverboat sternwheeler and Gold Dredge Tour
June 2 McKinley Explorer Rail to Denali National Park
June 3 Denali National Park
June 4 McKinley Explorer to Anchorage
June 5 Motorcoach from Anchorage to Seward
June 6 Cruise departs Seward
June 7 Scenic cruising Yakutat Bay and Hubbard Glacier
June 8 Sitka, Alaska
June 9 Juneau, Alaska
June 10 Ketchikan, Alaska
June 11 Inside Passage
June 12 Cruise disembarks in Vancouver, British Columbia
We have secured fantastic rates for the tour and cruise and have many cabin categories from which to choose. Contact Patti at Cruse Holidays, 1-800-869-6806, for information on the William Jewell College cruise on Holland America 's MS Ryndam.
CALL FOR ACHIEVEMENT DAY AWARD NOMINATIONS
Nominations are now being accepted for consideration for Achievement Day honors. We want to hear about the accomplishments of WJC graduates with whom you've kept up through the years or those you might work with now. We're looking for candidates who best exemplify through their life's work the benefit of the liberal arts education they received at William Jewell College . Contact the WJC Alumni Office for information on how to nominate your candidates for Achievement Day and other awards given from the college in recognition of achievement.
WE WANT YOUR OLD TATLERS!
Should you come across any Tatler yearbooks during spring cleaning, or if you are a spouse of a WJC grad and you find you have duplicate yearbooks, please contact the Alumni office. We'd love to have your extra copies! Contact Patricia Petty at pettyp@william.jewell.edu or phone 816-781-7700, ext. 5339.
WHO WAS YOUR GREATEST WJC INFLUENCE?
When you think of the academic part of your college days, what WJC professor had the greatest impact on you? It was tough getting to the Hill on time for those early-morning classes, but now, in retrospect, which teachers and what classes influenced you the most? What did you glean from instruction, both in and out of a classroom setting, that made you what you are today?
We'd like to know what tenets and beliefs you carry with you today as a result of your WJC education. Email or write us with your remembrances: Department of Alumni Relations, 500 College Hill, Box 1032, Liberty, MO 64068 or email to pettyp@william.jewell.edu .
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