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

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Vocational Director R. XV. BAKER K' x F :fri 1555? JQPN wow 5 na: 'erm 1 'Ti ' 'I N' 1 fiqfliifii Librarian LORETTA ERAZIER CAPABLE GUIDES VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR R. NV. Baker is the Director of Vocational Education, He received his A. B. degree at Cen- tral College and his A. M. from Missouri Uni- versity. His interest and guidance have helped many of our future craftsmen. DEAN OF WOMEN Edna Drummond. Dean of Women since l038. has been unfailing in her friendly counsel to the girls. She received her A. M. degree from George Peabody College. LIBRARIAN Loretta Frazier has directed the library section of our pioneer journey most efficiently. She re- ceived her B. S. degree from Northwest Missouri State College and .1 B. S. in l-. S. from the University of Illinois. REGISTRAR Theo Hart has held the position of Registrar of Joplin Junior College since l9-16. Her advice has helped many students to decide upon their destination. She received her B. S, degree from Southwest Missouri State College and did grad- uate work at Hardin-Simmons University. Sltimlimf-Haywoocl Scott. attorney for the Board of Educationg Herbert Van Fleet: Nelson Christman. Secretarv. SL'LlIt'LffJJClx Fleischalcer. member: John F. XVilson. mem- ber: Roi S. XVood. Superintendent of Schools: Joe Harding. vice-presid:nt. lV7.XL'f-'MJYR Henderson. president. ...l Dean of Women EDNA DRUMMOND Registrar THEO HART

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The Dean Dean Harlan Bryant's ability to recognize the individual needs of the travelers as he directs the progress of our caravan makes the journey a happy and prolitable one for the' forty-niners. Doctor Bryant assumed the leadership in seeking North Central accreditation for the junior college. Nlarch 30. l949. was a red letter day in the history of our college: J. J. C. was admitted to the North Central Association of Colleges. Before assuming his duties at Joplin Junior College, Dean Bryant was Assistant Professor of Education at the University of Tulsa. During World War II he was a naval gunnery olicer and attained the rank of lieutenant.

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IMPORTANT MILESTONES .WK Hrs! Rott'-ill ''One-'liwo-Three-Four'' . . . Gur cheei'leade1's przictite a new routine led by Mrs. Downer. ill Bobby Ann and Joe find the solution to A math problem that Miss McCormick has created, t3l Mrs. Hart and Dean Bryant discuss th: problems ol the day. Second Rott'-l ll Miss Stone. Dr. Steyiel-t. and Mr. Lunsford are cafeteria bound. ill ln the final analysis. it's Mr. lrwin's government class. two to one. L31 l hear strange voices. Could it be Marge and Miss Steininger during a dictation period. Third Row-1 ll Double feature . . . Boles and MeClymond in Registration Day. ill Bob Campbell and Rex get an extra lesson in English Literature from Miss Coffey. 431 Theres nothing like a staff meeting of Chart leaders , . . Marilyn, Bob and Loretta . . . to get the paper on its way. lfiiurlh Row-t ll Miss Drummond rests her eyes while checking test papers, ill Pat. Mary and Milo discuss the spring play with Mr. Hill. 157 An after class algebra lesson. courtesy Miss Selves. settles n number of problems for Kenny and Billye.