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

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a asses J. L. and Gene are brewing some kind of mixture in Chemistry laboratory. Let’s hope that it doesn’t blow up the whole building. Mr. Gockel always makes his classes more interesting by using his maps. We use our library con¬ stantly. It’s a greaf place when you need to get some last minute cramming. cramming.

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CL aS3e J In typing class you’ll hear a constant pecking for these girls are diligent workers. In Botany we enjoy study¬ ing the parts of plants with microscopes. A new addition to our department is the “Dutchess,” the skeleton in the corner. In Analytic Geometry we really have to work hard. We surely enjoy watching Miss McCormick do the problems on the board.

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omore CL aJJ The Sophomores of 1950, finding Joplin Junior College a proper place for the exercise of their talents, have made the most of their opportunities. As Freshmen, these students entered enthusiastically into college life— joining various organizations, taking part in dramatic productions, musical activities, athletics, and working diligently at their studies. True to the sophomore tradition in the college, these students took the lead in many of the activities of the school. This year’s officers are picured above. Reading from left to right are: Vice-President, Clahk Ridpath; Parliamentarian, Mary Walker; Secretary, Janice Everhard; President, Bob Gorman.