Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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Ullll UFFIEEH5 ,,.. Freshman Class Officers: President, E v e r e t t Renikerg Vice President, D 0 r o t h y Friend: Secretary, Martha Jean Miller. FRESHMAN CLASS Smiling. urbane, eager was the Freshman class when it entered school in the fall. For the most part each student was confident that in some Way he would excell. And true, many of the class of '40 have brought honors to the school. At the same time, they have endeared themselves to the student body. To choose officers is the most important function of any class. This class most certainly chose those having the ability and leadership to guide it well. They elected Everett Reniker as presidentg Dorothy Friend as vice presidentg and Martha Jean Miller, as secretary. The Freshman class consists of many members who come to us from other districts. They have done their part in bringing distinction and honor to Joplin Junior College. Although a large part of the student body is from Joplin, there are many others enrolled besides Joplin graduates. Students from the high schools of Carl Junction, Neosho, Carthage, Webb City, Alba, Wentworth, Sarcoxie, Duenweg, Galena, Carterville, and other near-by towns were active participants in school activities. Several other states were represented in the student body besides Missouri. There are students in the college who come from Kansas, West Virginia, North Carolina, Nebraska, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, Page Sixteen

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