Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)
- Class of 1946
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AEROCAR - HELICAB - ATOMBOAT CONVERTAPLANE - STRATOLINER Q, Mtanded cMau .many . j,aodlif. MA-eatuiei .aAe .theie Meie! cMout Meauteaui .mankind Ui! 0 Miaae .neat Auan ld, 7hat Mai- Audi yp.eap.le An ' t! —SltakeApeoie Ite. 7esnfL Lt, V, l Page Fouc COMING! Cfleot ianic f Watihme i Atomic ZMcncjAf, ING PEACE AMONG OURSELVES AND WITH ALL NATIONS. Abraham Lincoln Second Inaugural Address March 4, 1865 YV7ITH MALICE TOWARD NONE: WITH CHARITY W FOR ALL: WITH FIRMNESS IN THE RIGHT, AS GOD GIVES US TO SEE THE RIGHT, LET US STRIVE ON TO FINISH THE WORK WE ARE IN; TO BIND UP THE NATION’S WOUNDS: TO CARE FOR HIM WHO SHALL HAVE BORNE THE BATTLE, AND FOR HIS WIDOW AND ORPHAN .... TO DO ALL WHICH MAY ACHIEVE AND CHERISH A JUST AND LAST- CK rU ' JOHN NICHOLS FLOYD LYON WALTER E. TONNIES richard McWilliams FRANKLIN F. SIEBENTHALER ALBERT STEWART BOB GALBRAITH JAMES LACY VENCIL JESSEE BOB LISCH LLOYD HEMPHILL LEONARD DUNCAN ROBERT PECK MORTON RADFORD JOHN BROCK, JR. CLAY JAMES HOWARD MYER BOB O BERT BILLY EPPERSON JOE KOLKMEYER ERNEST DIGBY IVAN C. SCHUG BEVERLY SETSER ROBERT RICE Page Seven £,lec£ vo Uc f U osihme i SUPERINTENDENT DEAN FACULTY STUDENTS Pn udUttt Pal S. l Uaad PoanA Xi-jj Education Mrs. C. S. Dobson, Edgar Parker, Roi S. Wood, Ray Carlson, Mark D. Henderson, Joe A. Reeves, Paul Van Pool. % tk Page Ten 2) ea t cM. Z. BlcUm Page Eleven i fyaoultu Top Row (left to right): Arthur Boles, Ada Coffey, Lillian Spangler, Edna Drummond, H. C. Gockel. Center Row (left to right): Edith Gorman, Fern Green, L. Buryi Har¬ man, Mary Kay Maddox, Martha McCormick. Bottom Row: Marie Guengerich, Gene Hatfield, Ellis Kindred Dean of Women Dean of Men Page Twelv tf-aoultq, Top Row (left to tight): Theo Hart, Norman J. Ranum, Eula Ratekin, Marjorie Reynolds, Oliver Sovereign. Center Row (left to right): Waldo Sease, Vera Steininger, Paul R. Stevick, Dorothy Stone, Ermie Whitfield. Bottom Row: C. S. Osborn, Mary B. Porter, Nira Wright. Page Thirteen So iAasnosi L LIST OF GRADUATES 1. Billie Alderman 2. Cleo Allen 3. Walter Baldridge 4. Kathryn Ball 5. Joe Bates 6. John D. Bennett 7. Shirley Brunkhorst 8. Jean Alice Cain 9. Margaret Mae Codings 10. Marjorie Crews 11. Vonna D. Elmore 12. Virginia Farley 13. Jean Geisert 14. O. B. Heck 15. Barth Hinkle 16. Carloyn Johnson 1 7. Joanne Jones 18. Sue Ann Jones 19. Colleen King 20. Jean McGregor 21. Virginia Mallett 22. James Moult 23. Wanda Muhlenburg 24. Helen Myers 25. James O’Hara 26. Thomas O’Hara 27. Mrs. Naomi Chambers Pendergraft 28. Margaret Ann Rawson 29. Anna Bell Weaver Roberts 30. Herman Ross 31. Nelson Sandford 32. Guy Serafini 33. Norma Jean Shank 34. Helen Smerdon 35. Janet Switzer 36. W. H. Wagner 37. Walter Walker 38. Marjorie Whitfield 39. Rose Ann Williams SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian _ Sergeant-at-Arms __ Faculty Sponsor ___ _Walter Walker — Marjorie Crews Shirley Brunkhors _Jean McGregor .Marjorie Whitfield _Mrs. Spangler Hage Fourteen So liXXwtosieA. First Row — ALDERMAN ALLEN BALDRIDGE BALL Second Row — BASSETT BENNETT BLES BRUNKHORST Third Row — CAIN COLLINGS CRANE CREWS Fourth Row — DeGRAFF FARLEY GEISERT GILCHRIST Fifth Row — HECK JOHNSON JONES JONES Page Fifteen S fxltQ-MO- ' ie ' i First Row — JOSLIN KING LAWSON LONGSTREET Second Row — MALLET MeGREGOR MILTON MOULT Third Row — ROARK SERAFINI SHANK SMERDON Fourth Row — STINES SWITZER THOMAS WAGNER Fifth Row — WALKER WHITFIELD WILLIAMS ZIMMER Page Sixteen First Row, seated —Johnson, Wilson, Lacey, Short, Gilworth, Anderson, Stogsdill, Head. Second Raw, seated —Brown, Jaquay, Robertson, Ross, Passley, Barr, Bell, Wright. First Row, standing —Kelly, Welker, Tando, Heck, Carey, Malone, Pond, Nixon. Second Row, standing —McGehee, Bandy, Singleterry, Hampton, Keeling, Stanley, Shadwick, Pendergraft. Third Row, standing —-Strait, Bass, Troy, Smith, Gray, Close. First Row, seated —Hastings, Myers, Sellers, Roberts, Rawson, Setser, Blair, Hinkle. Second Row, seated —McAllister, Flippin, Hendry, Steinbeck, O’Hara, Potter. O’Hara, Oliver. First Row, standing —Devers, Myers, Berry, Flippin, Cochran, Dunn, Panned, Duncan. Second Row, standing —Culbertson, Smith, Fosdick, Bates, Ross, Fly, Anderson, Augter. Third Row, standing —Gregg, Carlile, Duffield, Olson, Keys, Hawley, Ratliff, White. Standing —Elmer Schlessman, Calvin Anderson, James Johnson, Ivan Kimmell, Jimmie Rhoads. Seated —Bob Cash, Vonna Dell Ellmore, Mary Williams, Ginger Blanton. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS _Jack Parker -Marilee Marrs Dorothy Stone President _ Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Sponsor Sophomores Page Eighteen tf-n iium+t First Row — ALTHERR BOAZ BOWERS BOYD Second Row — BRAECKEL BURKE BURNS BUTTRAM Third Row — CARLSON CASTAGNO CHEEK CLINGENPEEL Fourt Row — COLLINS COSTLEY COSTLEY CREECH Fifth Row — CULKIN CUNNINGHAM DABBS DAKE Page Nineteen tyn ilune+t First Row — DAKE DAMM DAVIS DUDLEY Second Row — EDGE EDWARDS EDWARDS FORTE Third Row — EPPLER FARRELL FLANERY EMBREY Fourth Row — FRALEY GARY GEIR GENSER Fifth Row — GILBERT GILLIE HADDEN HAMM Page Twenty tf- ieA.lu ie+i First Row — HANCOCK HARNER HEAD HIGHT Second Row — HENLEY HENNESSEY HOBART HURLBURT Third Row — KILLION KLOTZ MARRS McNEILL Fourth Row — MILLER McAVOY MITCHELL MONTALDO Fifth Row — MORRISON MORRISON MUHLENBURG MUNDAY Sophomore Page Twenty-one First Row — NUGENT OUTLAND PACK PARKER Second Row — PARKER PERKINS PERRY PETEFISH Third Row — PFLUG RAY RANDALL RICHARDSON Fourth Row — ROHM SCOTT SHADWICK SHAW Fifth Row — SCHEERER SHARON SMITH STRUEWING Page Twenty-two tf-n ilime+t First Row — WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WOODWARD Second Row — WOODRUFF ZUMWALT SULLENGER TABER Third Row — THOMAS STUDENTS NOT HAVING PICTURES TAKEN Sophomores VIVIAN MUNDAY NELSON SANDFORD DELORES ALLEN BOB BOYSON VIRGIL CARLYLE MAXINE CARR MARIETTA CULVER MARIEA FARRIS Freshmen WILLIAM JAGGERS JACK LEIPARD JAMES MARLATT AUDRY MOSELEY BOB STEVICK JAMES WYRICK Page Twenty-three lima McUe i WORDS Our Alma Mater We honor Thee, Shaping and guiding Our Destiny. After we have parted As the years roll by, We’ll keep each memory. Hail, hail, to Thee! Hage Twenty-four Atomic Cnesuff ORGANIZATION MUSIC AND DRAMA PUBLICATIONS ATHLETICS StudesU Seriate O. B. HECK STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-Treasurer First Semester _O. B. Heck -Cleo Allen -Margaret Codings Second Semester President -Bill Wa gner Vice-President -Bill Oliver Secretary-Treasurer -Margaret Codings Faculty Sponsor -Eula Ratekin BILL WAGNER STUDENT SENATE First Row —Walker, Bassett. Second Row —Boaz, Heck, Leipard, Crews, Cain, Parker, Aden, Bennett. Third Row —Alderman, King, DeGraff, Johnson, Williams, Brunkhorst, Marrs, Thomas, Codings. Fourth Row —Collins, Klotz, McGregor, Elmore, Jones, Altherr, Boyd, Crane. Page Twenty-six SPANISH CLUB First Row —Costley, Struewing, McAvoy, Parker. Second Row —Hennessey, Hancock, Mitchell, Marrs, Crane. Third Row —Dudley, Costley, Altherr, Shaw. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President _Lucille McAvoy Vice-President _Paula Costley Secretary-Treasurer _Dorothy Mitchell Faculty Sponsor _Mrs. Spangler i Page Twenty-seven ■Alpha Iheta Glti A O X First Row —Pflug, Flanery. Second Row —Cash, Leipard, Johnson, Miller, Perkins. Third Row —Castagno, Randall, Damm, Shadwick, Munday, Scheerer. Fourth Row —Hight, Parker, Heck, Bennett, Bassett, Moult, Walker. ALPHA THETA CHI OFFICERS President _ First Vice-President _ Second Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ___ Parliamentarian _ Faculty Sponsor _ Jim Flanery _Bill Nixon __.Dick Thralls Don Munday _Bill Oliver Arthur Boles Page Twenty-eight W. A. A. OFFICERS OF W A A President _ Vice-President _ Secretary _ Treasurer _ Intra-Mural Manager Publicity _ Faculty Sponsor _ _Marilee Marrs _Kathleen Thomas _Phyllis Williams Margaret Ann Boyd _Dorothy Mitchell _Lucille McAvoy ...Mary Kay Maddox First Row —Struewing, Handcock, Ray, Taber, Davis, Burke, Morrison. Second Row —Hurlburt, Cunningham, Roark, Smith, Clingenpeel, Gilbert, Blanton, Williams. Third Row —Williams, Dabbs, Woodward, Harner, Killion, Nugent, Dake, Dake, Costley, Gillie, Montaldo, Reynolds. Fourth Row —Embrey, Williams, McAvoy, Boyd, Marrs, Mitchell, Muhlenburg, Thomas, Hennessey, Farley. Fifth Row —Gilchrist, Henley, Braeckel, Codings, Cain, Whitfield, Maddox. Page Twenty-rune AlpJta Kappa Mu I J First Row —Thomas, Cunningham, Mitchell, Muhlenburg, Hurlburt, Montaldo, Burris, Gillie. Second Row —Ray, Longstreet, Taber, Sullenger, King, Forte, Braeckel, Edwards, Cheek, Henley. Third Row 1 —Hancock, Dabbs, Burke, Boyd, Marrs, Hennessey, Struewing , Petefish. Fourth Row —Williams, Genser, Culkin, Whitfield, Cain, Crews, Mallett, Davis, McAvoy. Fifth Row —Shank, Costley, Nugent, Williams, Dudley, Morrison. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Rush Tea — Thanksgiving Assembly — Hell Week for Pledges — Formal Initiation and Dinner at Olivia — Beta-Kappa Christmas Dance — Luncheon at Olivia — Spring Formal — Weekend Outing. Officers for the First Semester President -Marjorie Crews Vice-President _Marjorie Whitfield Secretary -Jean Cain Treasurer -Virginia Mallett Officers for the Second Semester President -Marjorie Whitfield Vice-President -Joan Hurlburt Secretary -Margaret Ann Boyd Treasurer -Barbara Forte Sergeant-at-Arms _Marilee Marrs Faculty Sponsor _Martha McCormick Page Thirty feeia fceta eta BETA OFFICERS President -Carolyn Johnson Vice-President _Joanne Jones Secretary _ _Shirley Brunkhorst Treasurer _Helen Smerdon Sergeant-at-Arms _Kathryn Sue Ball Reporter ---Rose Ann Williams Faculty Sponsor _Ada Coffey CALENDAR OF EVENTS Rush Tea — Cabin Party — Christmas Assembly — Kappa-Beta Christmas Dance — Penny Supper — Raffle — Chicken Fry — Spring Dance — Beta Alumnae Banquet — Beta Outing at Noel. First Row —Hobart, Bowers, Farley, Burns, Head, Milton. Second Row —Creech, Crane, Roark, Smith, Outland, Eppler, Harner, Hadden. Third Row —Woodward, Brunkhorst, Collins, McNeil, Klotz, Smerdon. Fourth Row —McGregor, Jones, Farrell, Ball, Switzer, Elmore, Johnson, Bles, Williams. Fifth Row —Shaw, Stines, Altherr, Richardson, Codings, Scott. Page Thirty-one r Jeaclve?i ' l ,ajj First Row —Dake, King, Alderman. Second Row —Klotz, Longstreet, Edwards. T. 0. T. OFFICERS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Sponsor _Coleen King ___Billie Alderman Teona Fongstreet _Mrs. Whitfield Page Thirty-two. NuAAj i CADET TRAINEES ST. JOHN ' S HOSPITAL Sponsor: Miss Drummond Back Row—From left to right —Sultana Farris, Delores Allen, Betty Jean Lofton, Brownie Sizemore, Marietta Cullver. . TT , __ 1t Front Row—From left to right —Alice Pryor, Betty Robb.ns, Jessie Hodson, Margaret Fullirur, Virginia Garbacz. Page Thirty-three y. w. e. a. First Row —Maddox, Gilchrist, Gilbert, Dake, Whitfield, Davis, Burke, Ray, Dudley, Scott, Crane, Struewing. Second Row —Roark, Smith, Woodward, Harner, Taber, Hobart, Steininger. Third Row —Morrison, Montaldo, Blanton, Farley, Gillie, Nugent, Boyd. Fourth Row —Costley, Embrey, Henley, Hurlburt, Cunningham, Thomas, Muhlenburg, Cain, Jones, Ball. Fifth Row —Farrell, Shaw, Creech, Bowers, Hamm, Hadden, Smerdon, Petefish, Marrs, Head. Sixth Row —Williams, Forte, Edge, DeGraff, Hancock, Altherr, Dabbs, McAvoy, Hennessey, Mitchell, Struewing. Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President _Kathleen Thomas Vice-President _Margie Crews Secretary _Shirley Brunkhorst Treasurer _Margie Whitfield Faculty Sponsors_Vera Steininger, Edna Drummond Page Thirty-four ' if. m. e. a. First Row —Serafini, Pflug, Sanford, Parker. Second Row —Hays, Fraley, Howell, Parker, Rohm, Moult. Third Row —Stevick, Zumwalt, Gier, Lawson, Perry, Cash, Perkins. Fourth Row —Castagno, Munday, Wagner, Flanery, Miller, Boaz, Hight. OFFICERS Y. M. C. A. President _Jack Parker Vice-President _Bob Boaz Program Chairman _Charlie Hight Faculty Sponsor _Paul R. Stevick Page Thirty-five b amatici Glub First Row —Sharon, Miller, Zumwalt, Cunningham, Killion, Damm, Perkins, Braeckel, Leipard, Bassett, Farley. Second Row —Costley, Clingenpeel, Costley, Harner, Eppler, Brunkhorst, Heck, Pflug, Parker, Nugent, Taber. Third Row —Klotz, McNeil, Henley, Dudley, Genser, Bowers, Hadden, Creech, Farrell. Fourth Row —Collins, McGregor, Bles, Williams, Elmore, Clin, Richardson, Cheek. Fifth Row —Walker, Rohm, Hight, Munday, Boaz. OFFICERS OF DRAMATICS CLUB President _Rose Ann Williams Secretary and Treasurer _Shirley Brunkhorst Vice-President _Vonna Dell Elmore Faculty Sponsor _Fern Green Page Thirty-six 1Ue Mtie i Moliele Cast of Characters Harpagon, The Miser Jack Leipard Elise, his daughter Margaret Cox Bles Cleante, his son Bob Cash Valere, in love with Elise Jimmy Rohm Frosine, a matchmaker Rose Ann Williams Mariane, in love with Cleante Vonna Dell Elmore Master Jacques, coachman and cook Don Munday La Fleche, Cleante’s valet Bill Wagner Mistress Simon, Harpagon’s agent Frances Bowers Magistrate Charles Hight Mistress Claude Rosemary Cheek Servants: Brindavoine Priscilla Collins La Merluche Anna Mary Hadden Monsieur Anselme, Valere’s father Robert Pflug Page Thirty-seven RAMSHACKLE INN—George Batson (a mystery farce) (This play was first given in 1944 at Royale Theater, New York City.) Patton—the manager of the inn_Charles Potter Arbuthnot—FBI agent _Bob Pond Joyce Rogers—FBI agent -Betty Nugent Mame Phillips—the former owner of the Inn_Priscilla Collins Constable Small -Roland Costley Belinda Pryde—the new owner -Rose Ann Williams Commodore Lucius Towser—Miss Pryde’s business partner_Bob Cash Gail Russell—a gangster’s moll -Vonna Dell Elmore Alice Fisher—a hostage of the gang -Jeanne Alice Cain Dr. Russell—one of the gang -William Grigsby Bill Phillips—a victim of the gang in love with Mary_Bill Wagner Mr. Temple—the town banker - _ Richard Bassett Mary Temple—the banker’s neice _Nancy Braeckel Gilhooley a policeman -Woody Wilson Fred Porter—the “brains” -Charles Hight IJo-pli+i j uniosi GoJAetje £q,mjo,lw-+nf. Conductor—William Hager Junior College Students —Shirley Roark, Frances Hobart, Alma Henley, Shirley Brunkhorst, Kathleen Crane, Anna Mary Hadden, Jack Leipard, Jackie Farrell, Bob Stevick, Carolyn Johnson, Margaret Mae Collings, Dorothy Mitchell, Richard Bassett, Mary Alice Outland, Norma Jean Shank, Priscilla Collins. Page Thirty-eight GwAASiaadli Literary Sponsor _Miss Coffey Business Sponsor _Mr. Gockel Art Sponsor _Mr. Boles Co-Editors _Margaret Ann Boyd, Kathleen Crane Art Editor _Beauford Zumwalt Business Manager _ Shirley Brunkhorst Assistant Business Manager_Bill Nixon Photographers —Jim Flanery, Bob Pflug, Jim Moult, John Roberts. Literary Staff —Dorothy Mitchell, Alma Henley, Shirley Roark, Evelyn Altherr, Priscilla Collins, Margaret McNeil, Helen Smerdon, Virginia Harner, Doris Woodward, Sue Jones, Vonna Dell Elmore, Helen Myers, Margaret Codings, Jean Geisert. Art —Virginia DeGraff, Virginia Harner. Business —Hobart, Burke, Farrell, Hadden, Bowers, Creech, Altherr, Harner. CROSSROADS First Row —Hobart, Burke, Flanery, Pflug, Zumwalt, Joslin, Bowers. Second Row —Brunkhorst, Boyd, Mitchell, Henley, Smerdon, Creech. Third Row —Harner, Roark, DeGraff, Farrell, Crane. Fourth Row —Altherr, Collins, McNeil, Hadden. Page Thirty-nine QUa U Co-News Editors_Rob Roy Ratliff, Paula Costley Editorial and Feature Editor_Rose Ann Williams News Reporters_Helen Myers, Don Munday Feature Reporters_Alma Gertrude Henley, Sue Jones, Shirley Roark, W. H. Wagner, Jr. Typist _,_Pearl Petefish Business Manager _Barbara Klotz Advertising Manager _Joe Castagno, Margaret May Collings Solicitation Manager _Kathryn Ball Circulation _ Leona Longstreet, Juanita Dake, Marie Dake Sponsors _Mrs. Ermie Whitfield, Miss Edith M. Gorman First Row —Jones, Wagner, Petefish, Braeckel. Second Row —McGregor, Clingenpeel, Klotz, Dake, Williams. Third Row —Costley, Dake, Milton, Henley, Longstreet, Smerdon. Fourth Row —Castagno, Killion, Ball, Switzer, Collings, Munday. Page Forty The point of undoing. Gad! Look at the chasers. Johnson Reign of lower hall. Informal to say the least. Any Questions? Pre-Queen Glamour Campaign. This should sell War Bonds. Pack at Bay! Studious, ain’t they! Positions, girls! Just plain sloppy. South America was never like this. GUosuii, First Row —Car, Dudley, Cheek, Henley, Farrell, Hadden, Taber, Switzer, Shank, Codings. Second Row —Reynolds, Outland, Harner, Mitchell, Struewing, Cunningham, Braeckel, Leipard, Bassett, Hobart, McAvoy, Thomas, Ball, Roark, Scott. Third Row —Bowers, Bles, Killion, Baldridge, Flanery, Pflug, Wagner, Miller, Parker, Buttram.-J C King, Jones, Brunkhorst, Klotz. Page Forty-two First Row —Brunkhorst, Hobert, Outland. Second Row —Henley, Crane, Scott, Parker, Farrell, Leipard, Bassett, Hays, Third Row —Johnson, Codings, Mitchell, Hadden, Roark, Jones. 6 ' icUe ' it ' ia Bles, Reynolds. Page Forty-three 2uee t jO 1946 Q ioAAAAoJli MiM, QanxUifft flrUuttoui 2ueenk Attendants D Page Forty-four MARGARET ANN BOYD LUCILLE Me A VO Y JEAN GILLIE NANCEY BRAECKEL Feeling No Pain. Schearer Rapture. The Three Rockettes. Homework! A gang o’ goons. ' 41 car and ’96 college. Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Buddy Buddy. Is this course required? Strictly Posin’. iad-hetL-all First Roto —McAllister, Roberts, Parker, Myers, Boysen, Passley, Hainline. Second Row —O’Hara, Rohm, Sharon, Moult, Bates, Pack. Third Row —Costley, Randall, Perkins. December 7, 1945_J. J, C. January 4, 1946 _J. J. C. January 12, 1946 _J. J. C. January 18, 1946 _J. J. C. January 23, 1946 _J. J. C. January 26, 1946 _J. J. C. January 29, 1946 -J. J. C. February 1, 1946 _ J. J. C. February 8, 1946 _J. J. C. February 15, 1946 _J. J. C. February 19, 1946 _J. J. C. February 22, 1946 _J. J. C. February 26, 1946 -J. J. C. 18_O’Reilly Hospital 44 23_Fort Scott 20 26_Wentworth 30 34 _Wentworth 38 35 _Bolivar 37 25___Coffey ville 41 3 6_Miami 35 5 2_Coffeyville 48 30 _Parsons 37 3 8_Bolivar 37 49___Fort Scott 45 31 _Parsons 28 40_Miami 28 Page Forty-seven The Old Halls of Learning. Out for a fag between classes. Margy May I? Brains at work. Two Misses and a Hit. High in the world. Share the Ride Doctor of Philosophy. Student Union. Covering the Campus. Some guys have it ruff! Just a sittin’ and rockin’. Dark Eyes. $65.00 a Month the hard way. Pensive Pose Muscle Men. Moldy Moult Marble’s protege. Juvenile going delinquent. Just a couple o’ sharpies. Sack Time. Prints on Parade. Cheesecake! he thinks. The long and short of it all. Now straighten up! I 4 1 9 4 6 C R 0 C R 0 _ S S R 0 A D S S R 0 A D S ★ DON’T STOP HERE We’re proud of our book These advertisers have made it possible We thank them You support them THE FREE (meaning—without restraint) 4- plus ENTERPRISE (meaning-adventurous, ener¬ getic, progressive) = equals AMERICA (the Land of Opportunity) The building of America— the home of over 130 millions of happy, prosperous people today— was on a foundation of Free Enterprise .... freedom to work, think, worship and live under a democratic form of government, that is, of the people, by the people, for the people. Let ' s keep the Free Enterprise system of America alive forever. DISTRICT ELECTRIC COfflPflnv A Tax Paying Institution Government Regulated, Investor Owned, Locally Managed min CONGRATULATIONS— FLORSHEIM FREEMAN (SfohtA (khnb I SHOE STORES INC. 52? 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ENGINEERS — FOUNDERS — MACHINISTS JOPLIN, MISSOURI 11th and Pearl Phone 52 FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS FARNSWORTH FLOWERS TELEPHONE ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL CONSIDERATION ALWAYS LOVELY 0 % 0 PHONE 3089 1406 BROADWAY CONGRATULATIONS—CLASS OF ' 46 TOPAZ SHOP 616 MAIN ☆ STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE A PAT ON THE BACK for the Students of J. J. C. FROM Peter Pan CLEANING AND LAUNDRY 2227 MAIN PHONE 1446 COMPLIMENTS . . . and WALTER JACKSON A RECOMMENDATION . . . PHARMACY Jred T)am REAL ESTATE 66 Your Neighborhood Drug Store 99 • 20TH AND MAIN ' ‘Those of you who own a home— IN Will seldom feel the urge to roam ’ • JOPLIN • CALL 5 23 61 9 Joplin Telephone 898 RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING POWER INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS HAASE ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Telephone 5899 FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN JOPLIN, MO. (o ulier-ffi f juirQ THE STORE OF CORRECT CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN VISIT OUR SPORT SHOP 610 MAIN BEST WISHES— from COMPLIMENTS— Joplin Seed Co. Distributors of QUALITY SEED PRODUCTS CONKEY Y-O FEEDS YATES HOTEL • 301 East 7th Phone 508 4th and Pearl Phone 5700 I I I I f I I Ike MeeJzeA. Gotnyiatui,, 9tic. — MANUFACTURERS EXTENDS . . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATE— LEATHER GOODS of Lasting QUALITY MAKERS LADIES’ HANDBAGS, BILLFOLDS FOR MEN AND WOMEN ff. 4 Q Hosiery Shop Quality in — HOISERY, LINGERIE and WASH FROCKS 507 MAIN USE TOOMBS-FAY PAINTS S outhwestern ASH DOOR CO. 1521 West “B” Street Joplin, Missouri COMPLIMENTS of Joplin National Bank Trust Co. 4th and Main Streets Fruit and Vegetables Help Build a Healthy Nation FRANK HAYS • FRESH FRUIT MARKET FRUITS • VEGETABLES • GROCERIES • COLD MEATS • 1201 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 535 JOPLIN, MISSOURI CHENAULT’S Joplir s Own Smart Shop ' FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TROUTMAN’S FLOWER STORE Joplin’s Oldest Telepgraph Delivery Florist PHONE 1452 NITE PHONE 3514 11 8 W. 5TH ST. MYERS MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATE- -EDUCATION FOR VICTORY 501 WALL PHONE 1776 CONGRATULATIONS FROM— RAY’S MARKET 3128 MAIN STREET PHONE 1071 COMPLIMENTS of Ihomhill-Mloit Mortuary PHONE 440 JOPLIN, MO. McCool’s ' Drug Store PRESCRIPTION SERVICE STOVER’S CANDIES PERFUMES AND TOILETRIES 120 W. 4th PHONES 888 - 887 JOPLIN, MO. THE GRADUATE and . . . THE PEERLESS MACHINERY CO. BOTH BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 512-514 Main RIDE THE YELLOW BUSES TO NEOSHO - CAMP CROWDER ■ CARTHAGE Telephone 250 JOPLIN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY THE CENTER of JOPLIN ACTIVITIES A Friendly HoteT rcONNOK JOPLIN.MC RENDEZVOUS KIT KAT COFFEE SHOP THE HUT LUNCH BANQUET FACILITIES COOK’S MARKET 302 E. 7th Street Phone 1599 JOPLIN, MO. • MEATS GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Congratulations ! “You ' ll find what you want at Newton’s” Jewelry or Distinction —The Ideal Gift for those you love — choose from nationally known makes of Fine Watches— Pearls — Billfolds — Cigarette Lighters — Necklaces — Lockets — Bracelets — in fact — gifts for everyone and all priced Moder¬ ately. NEWTON’S JEWELRY STORE CORNER 5TH 8 MAIN “America’s Greatest Shoe Values” y y dewberry Company 5- 0 and 25c stores BEAUTIFUL SHOES 5th and Main Joplin, Mo. 521 Main Street JOPLIN COMPLIMENTS PENNEYS 4 = THE STUDENT ' S STORE T. C. HELM for REAL ESTATE • LOANS • INSURANCE 66 We exchange what you have for what you want 99 THOMAS FRUIT CO., Inc. WHOLESALERS—FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES PUBLIC COLD STORAGE MIAMI, OKLAHOMA JOPLIN, MISSOURI PITTSBURG, KANSAS • I111111111111111111 ■ ..11111111111111.11111111111.1111.11111111111.1111111111.Ill.1111111111111111111111111.111111111111. 11 1 ' ‘ Creative Artwork Constructive Plans Quality Engravings for Printed Distinction I BURGER-BAIRD ENGRAVING CO. | I Year Book Specialists lor over 30 Years KANSAS CITY, MO. 7 , 11 in limn in 11 ...... ir 11 ■ i ■ ■ i ■ 1111111111 ■ 1 1 ■ ■ 1111 ■ 11111111 ■ i ■ mi mu minin ' IF IT’S NEW . . . ITS AT NEWMAN’S A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION JOPLIN BUTTERFIELD ' S JEWELRY STORE STILL MAINTAINING—UNDER DIFFICULTIES—THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE AND VALUES WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - SILVERWARES FRISCO CORNER JOPLIN 10. Woclwoltk (3omban j “Your Money Goes Farther 99 SCHOOL SUPPLIES 5 17 Main 1111111111 11 11■11111 I I■111■I I I 11 111 I 111 111111 11111 I I I■1111 111■■111 11111111111 I■1111■11 I 111MI■I■11 111 I I I■■111 I I 1111■111■I 111 111 I■I■11■111111111111 111 11111111 I 11 I 11 I 11■111■1111 I ■I ■111111111 I I 11 ■ 11 11111 I | | _yomphmenls of The Joplin printing Company INCORPORATED f rinters Binders Bfflce Butfittm Plant and Offices 220 est Second Street Office Sufjjffy Def t. 5o6 Jojffin Street i j 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ill 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 li 111111111111111111111111:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111| 11 For Joplin Junior College May each year be greater than those before. COMPLIMENTS OF 3m ZlmxtiTS “Joplin’s Most Distinguished Theatres 99 RELAXATION . . . In an Atmosphere of .. . . Courtesy and Comfort JOPLIN HARDWARE STORE THE DISTRICT’S LEADING SPORT STORE GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SOUTH BEND FISHING TACKLE REMINGTON GUNS AND AMMUNITION 628 MAIN PHONE 59 7he AmesUcan l Uay IS THE SAVING WAY Send us your laundry and dry cleaning work. You will be pleased with our service. PHONE 2044 American Laundry Dry Cleaning COMPLIMENTS OF JOPLIN CEMENT CO. Serving Joplin and The District 1002 MOFFET TELEPHONE 832 JEFFRIES-BOYD SKELLY DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS 1029 JOPLIN STREET JOPLIN, MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS—GRADUATES We Welcome The Opportunity of Discussing Your Future Business or Professional Plans. JUST BANKING 5 24 MAIN STREET PHONE 5000 COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUNT SANDWICH SHOP “A good place to meet your friends” DELICIOUS FOOD AND FOUNTAIN DRINKS Phone 1388 509 34 Main Street B C Bogdon’s Candies .. DELICIOUS and NUTRITIOUS 513 Main Street, Joplin, Missouri Phone 1299 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JOPLIN JUNIOR COLLEGE AND TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 1946 CLASS LAWRENCE’S WHITE ROCK LUNCH 6TH AND JOPLIN STREET CUx JLuucJ ,t X. aiuM v2 [ 3 LuJu JJ AIjL
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