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

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ROADS ■ What shall they matter, high hills and weather, New roads or old, if we go together? —Helen Welshimer. Fifteen

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The task of writing up the accomplishments of this year’s Sophomore class is a difficult one. Difficult because so many of their accomplishments are of an intangible nature. Their good-fellowship, their camaraderie, their spirit of fun, and their boundless energy have all been felt in one way or another by both the freshmen and the faculty. Their place will not be an easy one to fill, for they have made themselves a part of every phase of our college life. Their scholastic achievements and social ease will be hard to match. Part of their success is due in no small part to the excellent leadership afforded them by their president, Everett Reniker; their vice president, Bill Owen; and their secretary, Kay Buchanan. This Sophomore class stands as a glowing challenge to the coming Sophomore classes. Sophomores, we are proud of you. Sopho¬ mores, we salute you! Sixteen