Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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SILHUUETTE

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SENIUR CLASS in Forth from a great mass of humanity has come the spirited and capable group which makes up the class of '38. Composed of 369 energetic students. it is a class of dynamic power and magnincent achievements. For dramatic talent, the seniors were unex- celled. Their junior class play, A'GroWing Painsf' was a rollicking, mirth-provoking comedy, The hilarious senior class play, Your Money or Your Wife. kept everyone guessing and applauding. Every activity in school has been led by the seniors, and a majority of the major honors have been conceded to them as their right. They will be remembered as a 'group whose achievements added permanently to the prestige of their school and as a class containing an unusually large number of interesting and talented members. The officers of the senior class are pictured above. From left to right they are: Ref porter Charles Davis, Treasurer Bill Owen, Secretary Ruth Nixon, Vice President Everett Reniker, President Dick Mills.