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

 - Class of 1957

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Central Mvsmviri Stale Cullcgc Literature CLEETIS HE.-KDLEE English and Iulirimlisrn LYS., A.Nl., Univcrlity ut' Missa: AB.. AAI.. Uriivcrxity uf Kumar gan, HARRY C. GOCKEL Histmy, Economics, Geography B-5' Un ., A.M., Vv'ashine::on Univcrsityl Yx1.S.. Liiivcrxity ni XX'i:cmi'm 5,4 1, .ff MERRILL ELLIS Music B.M., lvl,A., University of Qlilahuma: Graduate Study with Charlcb Giard. Spansor Norton. Charly Garland. and Ray Harris ., s t -I Qhyj X .1 . fl , .EULA RATEKIN Chemistry AJR.. XVilliam Vv7oods College: A.B,, A.M,, University of Missouri 5. b.-.- l L JAMES R. STRATTON Director of Adult Education Dlftrihutivc Ediicatinn in Egllication, Br1'.','ling Green State Lmxcrfityg MS. in Bmiucfs Education, K.S.T.C.. Pitt-hiiru. Kan-as AB.. L M . JAMES XYILLEY Chcmutry 'mvcr ity uf Kai 'UN f N--+ LLOYD L, DRYER Pwychwlogy and Education FLA., Northeastern Oklahoma AUM. College: BS., A.M., Etl.D., Oklahoma AEM. Collcgc ARNOLD E. IRVUIN Social Scwvicx' AB., K.S.T.C.. Pittfhuig. Kansas AAT.. lQnix'crfity of Mixsouri V. L, ANDERSON Mechanical Drawing B.S., Northwest Missouri State College: Stout Institute Menonionie. Wisconsiii R. XV. BAKER AB., Central College: AMES K MAUPIN we Director of Industrial Education Five years trade experience, M.S., K.S.'ll.C., Pittsburg. Kansa 'l ' I IKM.. Uf1iV9f4lfY Of MNUUH LELA A. SMITH English A.B., IIS., Drury College A.M., George Peahody College Zoology and Botany B,S.. Central Missouri State College: Ix1.S., K.S.T.C,, Pittsburg, Kansas LORETTA FRAZIER Lihrarian Northwest Missouri State BS., Lihrary Silence. University of Illinois ORIE CHE.-XTHAM Coxnnicrcc BS.. Southwest Nlssouri Slate flollcqc: lVI.S.4 University ol ffolonnlo College nf-,-.Q-. w.-tw-vwupw cgc. W fQ.,: 7,4f,Q2fL,,,L,-116114515 077 WREQTQL' W N R -61:1-1:1459 41 1 ?fc44Q V I , . 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Vander' hilt University and George Peabody College for Teachers MARGARET MAY POOL iviathematicz' B.S., Furman Universityg M.S.. Louisiana State University MILTON W. BRIETZKE Speech, Dramatics A.A., Sacramento Junior College A.B., San jose State College Mft.. XVcstern Reserve University ADDITIONAL TEACHING STAFF Paul Antle, Education. BS., Southwest Missouri State Collegeg M.Ecl., University of Iviissouri Cecil Floyd, .Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Education. B.S., K.S.T.C,, Pittsburg. Kansas: M.Ec.l., University of Missouri Gerald M. Prater, Education. BS., Southwest Missouri State College: M.Ed.. University of Missouri CUSTODIANS Ralph Iviathias and -Iaek Pcters CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Esther Smitl: ivirs. Dessie Cirlin Bessie Ray MUSIC INSTRUCTORS T. Frank Coulter, Orchestra Hildrecl L. Currey, Piano Marie A, Guengerich, Piano Rohert A. Harris, Piano Williani bl. Lehedeff, Brass Instruments Mary Bingham Porter, Violin Mrs. Oliver Sovereign, Piano Oliver Sovereign, Voice FRANKLIN TECHNICAL SCHOOL cilfl I.. Grahain, Sheet ivietal R. ij. Hainline. llilwiixet Shop Ellig Kimlrecl, Auto ivlcchanies Girl H. Well, El i't' . trip :intl Acetylene XYelei1n Clarence Vvfitganslay. Auto ivieelianerfa Keith XVtWI'llIllIQiklIl, Machine Shop 'H-www--W -rf-1,1-iw-.1 -...,,.,,...,l,,.. lil Assembly Committee The Avemhly Cornmxttee m de up of f1ve faculty members and f1V6 studentx meetx once a week to plan and arrange for awembly program The comm1ttee trlex to keep ID mrnd the ann of profxtable and effeetxve awembheb by p1'OVld1I1Q program of culture 6dUCHt1OD student part1c1 patlon entertainment moral and spmtual values Thrb year btudentb heard auch programa aa the strmg quartette from Kansas State College Mrnhattan Robert Harrls p1ambt from Carthage Mra Lorralne R1ley Soprano from .loplxn and Rabbx LEWIS I Ca hdan Kanbaa Clty from the l6W1Sh Chautauqua Soclety Luft to fl ht Seated Mr E111 ShlrleyR1thardson Kathryn Walker Ltrry Wllltcvxzru Mr Pool I..ll1kl'l lVlllLs Standmn Mrs FTAZILI M12 Smith Nmty Mtrtln Mr Maupxn '! 1 F??73P' T529 X Y' Nha uunuwai 0 . , - . 5 1 - Q , e, . S. -. e. 3 , ' , t , 3 ' ' 1 f s a a S 1 I ' .V n . ' , In Q . , , , . t , 7 1 ' -. . 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There were so many acts of kindness . . . very practical acts such as giving money from his own pocket to financially distressed students . . . or paying for meals for the football team when there was no money in the college budget . . . or graciously entertaining the sophomores in his home on Class Day . . . or less tangible acts such as following us after graduation with news of better jobs than we could have found for ourselves . Mr. Blaine had the rare gift of understanding. I think it was because he listened so well. I see him yet, seated at his desk slowly pushing a pencil between his fingers as he listened to a student. His keen mind sensed unspoken thoughts, needs, and hopes. This large, deliberate man had white hair and rounded shoulders. He met the challenge of establishing the junior college at an age when many men have retired. Yet we never missed his slowfmoving figure at a football game, or a track meet, a pep rally, or a class play. His very age had given him the patience to cope with his job, a great wisdom to share with his students, and a deep faith in young people. He never forgot a face, rarely a name. He kept track of his people until his death. I have the feeling he is still keeping track of us. Remembering him gives us a Warm sense of being cared for. Greatness never dies. Sometimes it lives on in music, statues, paintings or words, Dean Harry E. Blaine's greatness lives on in the lives of his students. Mary Laird McClintock Editor, 1939 Crossroads THE FIRST DEAN of JOPLIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ww . , L- X A ,'X.f.1kf M, 3' Q: HA RR3 E. ELAINE book luv Q C'lA55f5, ' 1 ,, 1 .Q 4 ' , if , i 5 Q f 'V , Q 5 f '01 'u X 1 wel N '. W ' - F Y J f --if kfj' 1 A9 2 2' ' , ' - f ' , Il ' 'f -X V jx, , W., ' f Nga , I 4 J . '5Sx',. 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James Joplin, Missouri Pre-Engineering Williams, Karen Carl Junction, Missouri Pre-Social Wolfenbarger, Jerry Joplin, Missouri Diversified Education Woods. Donald Joplin, Missouri Pre-Business Young, Byron Joplin. Missouri Arts lk Science - f--1 ve-9wwvw-'wq- nv-1 , V sa-me-5 -Us--g-e-f-,sf-ufusauuz-:far 41 wr Q sq, 5 ns, vc wg F esflmen I. It to nght: Joe Pqndcrgruft, Lynnc Francis, Sharon Racklcy, Buldy I uul FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Prcsidcm .,,,......... ,, Vxccfprcsldvlmt ,,,.,... Scc1'cta1'yfTrcusun: l,.ll'hIllT1Cl'liUl'1ll11 Faculty Spwnsor Joe Panda:-graft Buddy Paul UA. Lynne Framcns Slxhrmm Rackluy MrS, Ivlzlry Kirk Krlly Mr. james Ivfziulun SWS' , my X-,swf ,ga f KS ,A ies: -. . ' i Jw 'f iii! ,Af Rik iff ,f fo. 4, , I1 . ' 7353 ,.f 'SZ' ,z 'iilw rzfiyi Jiipiiii. iiliwouri PVUAPiiIlIi!i2ll E , Aiicii. Hui, 1 if nipiiri. Missouri ,, Pi-F-niisiiiex, 5' Allen, Jr-i'uuiv A .lopiiii Missnuii Pri-vP1iiQirie-mini' V . .. ff Anderson. Gfiil r YVPDH Cily. KIISSIHII' Physiral Ecliiizvihioxi f ., fx , ff-vi 3 4 is , I l 'vw -S .if 2 mx,.,y. , fgixm R ASKH15, Silhilli Joplin Missouri Afiw 51 Sf'lE?llf'C Baum. Louis Joplin. Mimiiii-i Diversified Eduralion Bedell. Gaylord Carthage. Missouri Arcs 8: Sr-ienve Bell. Donald Joplin, Missouri Pre-Business Bilke. Herman S1-neca. Missouri Pre-Engxneerins, Bilke, Teddy Seneca. Missouri General Culture Black. Sharon Vilebb City, Missouri Pre-Journalism Blackburn. Joyce Joplin. Missouri General Culture Blaine. John Webb City, Missouri Pre-Business Blaise. Thomas Joplin, Missouri Pre'-Business Blizzard. Sue Joplin, Missouri Elementary Teaching Bogner. Suzanne Joplin. Missouri Arts il: Science Bouser, Jon Carthage, Missouri Pre-Medical Boyd, Betty Joplin, Missouri Arts K Science Buyinglon. Connie Jopliii. Missouri Elementary Teaching Bi's-wer, Delores Banter Sorines. 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Viv-nn-ral llusxnrww Llrgul Rxlullrl zum sprung Kami. ?'1'e-EnL1ineer1m1 Leu, Lanny Hmmm Galena Kansm P11--lillsinvam Llznlrr Paul Juplxn. Miwourl Dnursifie-11 Edu:-ation Loggainm Joyne- Juplxn. Mlssourl General Busins-w Lunr, Jane Joplin, Missouri Me-fliral Technician Luton. Carolyn Galena. Kansas Gbnvral Culfurr 'Qu A kk S l,,,, .os Q We gg.- ,,, if x, fee: r- , 'QE' ilk '15 QI .R , P' , Q P ., X '. ' ' ' ' ff: Z l, . . i fr 3 gg va at L lay' ...-.... l,1,,x K N x 39 ,A 'R .x f .N Q34 ,1 3 an ,W f Q 'bl 1' Q ,iq Y , 4-lvl I ' :X Q1 Q , ', , ' -agp ., K M 2 A, X X , !,1cLemurl'. Robert XVE'hb Clly. llilshullti Pri-Pharrnacy ' Z.IcReynnlcl4. Max Carl-011 V , f .'0pl1n. Mxssrmri Q, W ,1 A4 Gvm-ral Busincw, eg, 1 f 5, , P? V , A- fi- H . hlnlonz-y. Jamw Allvn Sarcoxlr-. Mnsnuri N. f .Q Fscumlzlry Eclurntxon 'T I, V' f 'I' gm wb' ' 2 x 13' :Jumn can-nn.. f - I k l 'z -V Joplin. 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Sl A, llllr1.v.fY All---f 1 lill Zrimiiulx ll 41 lim, llvlvllllxis UW, f7'if'!i'J.4L' Ml-smili i'!f--Eiliwinlw. Nusa Clixrlv- KY:-li'J Cfllx' Missouri !'r:--Ellzim-A-rlxii own, rm-ry mm Joplm. Nlxssmul t Lirllf'l'al Bllslnvss Pulone RlL'liul'd Curthauv. Missouri Gr-ne-ral Culture Parent. Slzmloy Joplin, Missouri Pre--Business Parker. Alvin Joplin. Missouri General Culture Purks Jams-s Joplin, Missouri C Pr:--Engxneerin9. J Patterson. Nunty Joplin. Missouri Elementary Teaching Paul, Buddy Joplin. Missouri Pre-Dental Payne. Judy Joplin. Missouri Pre-Nurshlkl S Pendergrait. Joe Joplin, Missouri P Pre-Business Ponoroif, Richard Carthage. Missouri Pre-Business Potts. Shirley Oronogo. Missouri Pre-Nursing Powell. Sharon Carrerville. Missouri Pre-Nursinu S Prlte, NOTIHR C 'Sauer Springs, Kansas P Pre-Nursinn' Rm-kley. Sharon We-lib City. Missouri General Business Randolph. Peggy Jo Joplin. Missouri Elunienlury Education Rin-knmn. Junis Raye Pineville, Missouri llils-im-nlmx' Tc-an-hlnu Sl ltiliklv Xlilrle Ri Joplin Missouri Pl Hui:-i'1il lillsliinss 1:,...m Nilm vwzlii. rniwymi 1 ...mi-2.1 rum...-M liulwi ls tlixll XYX .ilillwlv Ullllllisvlim l-l.-mil,-im 1l.ilN,u lm.,-x mmm will-.Hill 1-l.-'lm-ni in .. -.-.H-. -fr lw'.i V. ills-1' ,lx llzwl 1' l l. iluliilw J. lp Xlwffxll U1..lil4z1I XI!- Iirli llvxiwv! 1..1l.L 'xl:sn11!. :HV-Flil lrwvl ills '4 nu uf Edcw Piirnvil Mi--maxi l'.4--Luuxwv' xii. 5.uiTul1 l'.irll Jumllli. Mlssouli I':l--Exiuzuu-will: Nlmpvi. Laumlol: Joplin. rmssom-1 Alia N Sl'lSliCl-' S1 OH. Piilrlclu Jwxplin. Missouri Pre-Exiizlneerixia 'ixOIl. TSEKPPIA .J-mlm Armour-1 Elementary Tom-liin :il-Pwr. Jn-rrg Joplin. Missouri Gvncral Culture slieldon. Robert Carlhagc. Missouri Arts ic Svience Slieplwrd. Wilma Joplin, Missouri Elementary Teaching Shields, William Joplin, Missouri Secondary Touching Smart, Gary Webb City, Missouri Pre-Engineering Smith, Dick Purcell. Missouri Arts it Science Smith. Larry Joplin, Missouri Pre-Business Smith, Lonnie Joplin. Missouri Pre-Dental smum. Phyllis cfmmige Missouri Pr:--Journalism Snow Je-rry Carthage. Missouri sr-ffmuury Eau-mmm spenf-ur, i:1iL.meul carrimuff. lxmswirl Pre-Nursing sp111ers Dax-14 H.- Suurliu 1-si Ciu Mxssuurl zen-mmmuly T.'1r-'run .-muul I'x.lnz l'i.1-F1011 Kniism nw -'.lv-dil.q1 lmlxuxn Kwum-11. will in Wu. I 's .x ,-l Lou., www: 1..m.- Q f ,mr 1 1 mflvfn 1 ,fl.i. r V s, . K5 . gg X nn, ,NI I. I ll Q LQ ,f f'I5'?F Q ' .P -. ' E'-51' Uxf' 1' . 5 LF' 6522-::.,' '-52 ii . . ik 349. -. sf fi swf x K , ' i fl ... 1 li I ,r r' I - ,.. - 6 .J swanwn. .1-my Joplin Missomv firm-nn Viiisixie-so 'rmuffi-. Juuj. .nlpzm armour: Ari: N Sc'iE'fir'F '1'nf,mpf.0n Jr-im' Joplin Mmoim Arts .ff sw-mf' 'fliviisifsxi Milflrtll ljarilesrillf' Oklahoma Pri'-Niirsm: Townsfnll, Rnberi Joplin. Missouri Sevoncinry Education Tracy. John Carl Junction. Missouri Pre-Engineerinii Tullis. Fred Joplin. Missouri Pre-Medical Wallace, Gene Joplin, Missouri Pre-Business Ward. James Joplin. Missouri Pre-Engineering Weinreis, Bill Waynesville. Missouri Pre-Pharmacy Willcoxen, Larry Gene Joplin. Missouri Pre-Business Willey, Patricia Joplin. Missouri Elementary Education Williams. Lee Joplin. Missouri Elementary Teaching Wilson. Jacqueline Carthage. Missouri Special Wilson, Raymond Joplin. Missouri Pre-Business XVilson. VVilliam Riverton. Kansas Pre-Medical Wilson, Freeman Joplin. Missouri Pre-Engineeringg Wimseti, Ronald Joplin, Missouri Pre-Engineering Wise, Imogene Joplin. iumoun Arts k Science wyau. James Noel, lvlissoilrl Serondary Edin ation Yniikw. Donald Eugeni- Curthuge Missouri I-'rv-I-Jiipinee-runs Yvlkei. Ori ni Nbusliu. Missouri Pi v-Engine-Prine Zvvilin I' FFA All i ii k Svmwil Mismili Pla-vkfliuilii iliin. ,-H, Yi .. A Qv From Sccoi Thin Fil' iff -----13 Front Row: Jack League, Raymond Limbert, Buster Brown, Wendell Huston, Jerry C0l1Um. Bill Hall. Second Row: Bob Frazier, Ralph Henderson, Terry Lacey, Cecil Huckins. Mary Kane, Delores Melton, Mrs Vaughan Nc Third Row: Berl Garner, Bill McNeil, jack Prigmore, Maritim ElliS, Charles Gnildf, Glemall Keller. Fourth R-ow: Joel Hickman, William Allen, Lloyd Doyle, Bill Haapala, Boh Kiclduo. Bud Chaney, Jerry Mooneyham New Students mr in picture: Daryl Andrews, Jr, Stephen Ardito, jr, Willi:rnm Bennett Carol Camphell Henderson Camphell Charles Caseheer Leon Casperson ,lack Clement lvlrs A L, flI'.lXX'l-Hill klarnel ffummin' l7on.rlrl Davil hxrlllhllll Easley fiiry lllswlelx Ralph lily Margaret Grace Thomas Grant Ruth E. Green David Hadley Relaeeea Hall .Aldon jones Vkfilliain Kelley Kenneth KlI'lY5' lgrcalrlic Legg EL.lw.11'tl Lrmytl Billy Millentler Xxllllhllll lvlilll f lu Ulf hlf-H11 'x Lawrence liroury Wzilter Redrnon Richard Reniker Marguerite Ruff Harvey Scott ,laequelllie Smith Lexx' Springer Dean Sta 'N' L, K 'nn-:th Staunr n hxrlilhtlll Ltlqg Rex XY.:llxr'r livql wel XYv'l lil -'rr Mak ! I 5 3 r n Jllmfu djqggaf 2 3: EXQX' e': 3 ,Ax ,, Hem: Hlrnaff Huff-I Q1 E' IJI'llIH.llfCr .md LYlC!'4lfllI'C studcnrx 0:11111-g.utQ lwfmw INMIIALIIHQ zu d1.l1'lcr'uLl lwuf tu Fxnyrlluxvllc. Ark.111N.1s, In avr 'mhut p11'xc11l,ul1.f11 N1 .'H-lI11ly'l.A- ikl fi flux V11 Nlvy f' gg! with II .M thu .m11u.mI y.fH1:I11lXcl' N151 Nxt Hwy Jnln1xLl,xlQl1IyXf' Q ' -.X , ., if Homecommg Queen SUE HOLT JEANETTE CARTER PAT CREWS Attendants to 195 6 Hom econung Queen -hx MAUREEN VINCENT SHARON RACKLEY LEE WILLIAMS DELOIS MARTIN Hx 1 1 n flomecomfhg Acfivh'11es 1, Y-1.-V, ,g s.. ' V wx ,'l7x'tQ'Y?1'3qf I .. 'Aw' t:1e?.:M ,:1,Jv .Cai .,,,.'g, '., -1 Y- . Q ', i Q ,fx I U 'ar Unc Aff thc hlglx eputs uf thc wllcgc y-:ar is the Jllllilhll HCWITICQKIIXIIIIQ, wlnclm xx.1s lwlul Ugtulwx' 7. Sulnc uf' thy gzmity uf' thus Axcmsiuxx is shown .nlmvc in Studcut s11.1p5lw,: uf I7l'CP.lIllllUI1S im' thr p.1r.1du .md rurwlle rum Tlx-3 Htbl1lL'C1ll1l1I1Q Jzmcc. l'ClQl1Cd mm' lwy thc qucuy IVI1-ng NV,lml.1 Lhlwlx mix .I mvmm llwlk- Jfrfllll' rm- .wil XX'l1U,lIlx'llL1xIJ - 41-.f ---f - ff. wf,v...,w. ,A , -:..,:. ... 1 ,H . ,M . ik: 1 , -. ., -A, , ..,, WL.. ..r. .- .. ,..x:,.1..,.4.1 a.-. .r--,-fy... Ly,--,-i.f:.u.1Lf,.-..... ..,.-,. -. x.-Y..,., .- .. ..-..,..... ,.. ., . Y., 9-i 45 1 ,:.iXi-2731. Eff -L ,K 1 ' A r :il , ' -1-vi . 9 ' . 4 L J A A D, j 9 .1 fx li , f lizickticld 7 Front Row: Bill Wilsiiii. Gerald Hzirpcr, john Cimtiicy, Ed Bclkmiin, Wziyiic Gihsnn, Dulw Cheney. Sccond Row: Bah Speedy, Alain Hf7k7N'Cl, Myrl Gunn, Bah Wzilkcr, Bcn Hicks, 1956 Football feam Linemen - Front Row: Clizlrlcs Binder, Dick Wzilkcr, ,lim Burnswnrth, Larry Ford, Donald Bell, Lcc Cnnk Sccinnd Row: Franz Stzinglc, Charles Wilde, David Spencer, Dick Pzilunc, Russell Childs, Karl Vottcn, Dun Cosrluw Back Row: Ken Boyer, Lcc Kcllcnhcrgcr, David Ednmnsoxi, jim Dcnnis, slim Mcf Anzllly, Richard Giles, George Campbell, George Wzill.icc' x i urs? 1, . J . E5 .4- - .X 11, ,Y it ' i . X , ji Q5 fi, 4 Y N., v E lg x , ! QF' b , . 1 L BOB SPEEDY Boli Speedy, half hack. was selected to play on the second tram for the 1956 Junior College Allffxmericans. George Campliell and Dave Edmonson received honcirahle mention Bob was one of fortyffour hoys to play in an AllfAmerican junior College Bowl game at jackson, Ivlississippi. His playing was at very important factor in winning the game for the West. j.A1.C. is proud of Boh for lweing thc first -l..1.C. footlvall player to receive this recognition. 1956 FOOTB.ALL LETTERMEN SCORES Charles Binder Gerald Harper J.j.C. O.M.A. 0 Kenneth Boyer Ben Hicks .1.,1.C Independence 18 George Campbell Alan Hoover Kansas City O Dub Cheney Lee Kellenberger ,I.,l.C Wentworth O Russell Childs Jim IVIcAnally Highland 18 john Coatney Richard Palone K-S.T,C- BBB 0 Don Costlow Bob Speedy .l-J-C R-M-15 0 jim Dennis David Spencer ,l..l.C Fort SCOtt 8 Dave Edmonson Franz Stangl Larry Ford Charles Wade Wayne Gibson Bob Walker Richard Giles George Wallace Coaches: Myrl Gunn Dudley Stegge Bill Wilson flvianagei Buddy Ball The 1956 Football Team finished second in the Interstate Conference and also finished second in the Eastern division of N.J.C,A.A. 4 gq,,e,.,rQ: 1 'm rynsrffffme fm 'fa W L' 'M imi K 1 W 1 M , 'Z M :- 7 ,Q f' zif .H f , x A . ' f , V- A -yin, A. 41. , ,-1 if 1 -' , fx,-JL, fx , Y I x. Q Q. f -W W., A , 3: ,,,-Ayn ,KMH 5 3 fig A K N 'm' A rf . ' N f'H .'fJ' Ns ??5f,4ms .fg':Ei- M' F W 1-11 I f . - K 'f:m f.ff94Hv' L x 2,1 f.',.,5 .Ag jafgj- I .' K ' A K 1 f jfs ,, if gsg, .j iiS 2?' LHS' . ,QQ F K , V4 I in . 4.3, X-, M x 5 'vigil A 1 f . F: Y jlhx qv: 'ing XX L L L . . v I -Ln.. was M-'QW , , -' ff .4 Hfrevs' i wifwefviw , 1 . V :-,.,'.f1.,:-Lf! ..:,m-AL.:-L tm, Y,.Qfy4.iV,1g,1',' ...J , st ' -.-Jinx Front Row: Dub Cheney, Roger Gregory, Lonnie Smith, james Duncan, Mike Viles. - Back Row: Bill Haynes,Alan Hoover, Tom Bonehrake, Neil Goade, Bob Keeling, Ken Boyer, Mel Haynes, jerry Snow, and Jim Wyatt. Interstate Conference Champs 1956-1957 LETTERMEN 1956-57 RECORD Tom Bonebrake 68 Parsons Dub Cheney 50 Tonkawa J. R. Duncan 84 St. johns Neil Goade 78 Pueblo Melvin Haynes 86 Arkansas Freshmen Alan Hoover 56 Independence Bob Keeling 70 Parsons Jerry Snow 91 Connors ,lim Wyatt 57 Tulsa Freshmen All Interstate Conference Selections, 73 Independence 770 Highland Cwcaptains 'F64 Kansas City jim Wyatt and Melvin Haynes Arkansiiaiilhgiig Most Valuable Player :Tl - Welltjworth for the season v1 Bradley Freshmen 361 Vkfentworth Tom Bonehrake 158 Kemper 772 Highland 5:64 Fort Seott Coaches: Buddy 131111 100 Kcmpcr DUQHCY SWS? 782 Fort Scott ol Ifoiiilms Seasoifs record: I6 games won 73 H-lllI11l1lll S lost I oxiiciumc Uariics an -as- 75 70 50 76 83 55 SO 71 58 71 63 60 71 70 31 84 45 40 52 62 Fl' -v: f 74 85, I an ,,,. W 1 v .. -7+ rv,Ip'I1,..e.eIq-i l svz.,-, 7, .-fvi.q:1:f-6.4-wr-,:r,,,1r1.n.ai In Ax v - A 1 U rw-wfzeisf I 41. i ,f 14 , Ml K 7 1 'tiff 'Ak W i 11 '95 l at J 3 f' . X :I I A' I I A , - , x 4 QA' ' X3 ' kxlyx M, 112 , f 4 I X gf? 62 Y ami: ' PV x 1 1 , K b00K four! If fl C' f I VI T I f 5 , X M. -J Agp -4 1 Q 1 x ,f K1 ,f Q , K 1 wx Q1 , 33, ii gg ik X - X N N K Xt x N f,A, Q. if fm XX I g XX 1 Y , 1 5 '9 Q. Z? 5 f I CH CLUVTH3 1 f Crossroads dueen 'TWA f-,- 721'--Q-51:3-1.1151-z'a. 1:jf.j-QE-,,,.x,p ,'..gy-'mjqgaygiqf any-pt 1-::-.- N, - ,-1-1 f- , .. . - , ,, '21, I .3-gt I ' 1 . ff' .f - Afrendanrs MISS I H NNE FR -XINCIS MISS LINDA MILES Crossroads Queen of 7957 Aalillf Mllllnf't?ll Vimiwzl rn vnpa- f Ve.-v-gq-yvgapqe-f.::fvv4wp-nw'sv-v4's g:,1w wr V - I WVR? 9'Xk-'gy J.J. C First row: Kathryn Walker, Maureen Vincent, Harriet Hatcher, Delois Martin, Judy Tedder, Shirley Byrd, joe Roche, Robert Townsend, Phil Bellairs, Charles Jarrett, Gary Smart, Terry Moore, Barbara Whitehead, Nancy Martin, Rayma Hammer. Second row: Alicia Hagar, Karen Williams, Maxine Henderson. joan Sovereign, joe Penclergraft, Larry Willcoxen, Stephen Hodson, Bill Wilson, Richard Giles, Dee Conner, Duane Cowan, Boh McI.emore, Sandra Martin, Darlene Spillers, Lauralou Schaper. Musik Graduates Miss lvlaureen Vincent and Miss Kathryn Walker, two outstanding music students, gave recitals this spring to complete requirements for their music degree. Miss Vincent, who is majoring in voice, and Miss Walker, a 1'-iann major, have CUIIt!'ll7LlICkl much to the musical enjoy' mcnt of Joplin -luninr Cnllege. Seated at Ihc piano: Kathryn XV.ilkcr Standing: Maureen 'Vincent EP' Th -lan Ha Cor F01 Na Bo Ma Lir cni tlcl ica Ol Ka l'la lm, St Dt Ng -:N 'Aix 9 ' '7 j Y P I 1.':,-Sym -1-l :ni fk tulv-x. P'-.L-. Jvdfk-4.. alfa ' C6017 -' lv 53 .y 1a L .1 'fy rv Q rl Third row: jane Kirk, Ivlarian Scott, Bonnie Cascy, Ivlarilyn Croagh, Pat Hagar, Hazcl Kcrn, Harold Mankcr, Frcd Zcntncr, David Rolmrds, Howard Cooper, Margaret Haughawour, Sui Holland, Trudie Hosp. Fourth row: Nancy Hopkins, Carolyn Luton, Pat Crows, Eleanor Williziiiis, Suzanne Bogncr, Sharon Vsfillcy, ,lcancttc Cartcr, Ivlarjoric Camphcll, lviary Margaret Daglcy, lvlargarrc Kenney. Janis Rickman, ,lcannic Swanson, Linda Miles, Suc Henson, Carla Hoskins. Trfjole fnb Thu Triplc Trio, one of zhc most tal' fntcd groups at Joplin ,luniur Collcgc, has Llclightcd many ziurlicncus with thcir musf iciil selections They .irc Llircctcnl hy Oliver Sovcrcign .ind accornpanicd lay Kathryn Walkcr. Lcfl to right: K.iIliry'n 'Ox':illwi', Harrict Halrliqr, Ivlaurqcii Viiirciir, Karen Vwfllf lfillllx,-lllklyi-1-Ctlklil' Sup Hiillnml. L.ll1IlllUU Qrliaiwi, 'l-rurliv H4 xr. Qliirlyy l35'I1l- llpliiie lvlaitili , -,-,1,f-- 1. .N qv..-:K --Y ..-X ,. -.wa rr' fr 21 .N Y ,v11'win'urg1'sw- -ngyyqy -ff . ,A -I new ai . 'U Front Row: jane Kirk, Betty Scorsc, Barhara Whitchczld, Beverly Klugc, Donna Scllfzrs. Back Row: Howard C'fo'vpc1', Hcnry Baker, Virgil McCoy. Orville Brill. Cabinet Thu Cabinet. composed ol' reprcscntativcs of each student organization, acts in an advisory capacity to thc President of the Student Birdy. It functions as a scrvicc committee from the end of thc spring term until the Senate is organized in thc follow' ing tall. During this time thu Cabinet lakes charge of student affairs, has thc powcr of thc Scnatc, and conducts the elections for the Student Body cxccutivs officers. -. 1,-an. , K., ,,-M , , .-W'-N-Q--ff-W...--t.., Q W MH- - Student Senate The Senate, the governing hody of .loplin junior College, is composed of student senators elected from the classes hy proportional representation. The president, vice' president, secretary, treasurer and parliamentarian of the Senate, are elected hy the student hody at large. Officers and members of this group have an opportunity to develop leadership and to heeome familiar with democratic processes. Officers are as iollow-3: Henry Baker, president: George Camphell, vieefpresi- dentg Mary Ann Tutt, seeretaryg Maureen Vincent, treasurerg Carla Hoskins, parliaf mentariam and Miss Eula Ratekin and Dean Maurice Litton, sponsors, First Row: Susan Askins, Nancy Patterson, Lee Williams, Patricia Crews, Virginia Cooper. Second Row: Sue Holt, Lauralou Schaper, Suzanne Bogner, Billie Krummel, Connie Boyington, Maxine Henderson. Third Row: Maureen Vincent, Judy Tedder, Mary Ann Tutt, Ramona Kunkel. Fourth Row: Henry Baker, Larry Robhins, Francis Bennett, Carla Hoskins. Fifth Row: Howard Cooper, George Campbell, Franz Stangl, ,lim Bridges, Pat Sears, f-. 1 five- x-1 lwy Picturtd ltf ti: right: Mr. Pim Qjoe Rochej, Anne fM21l'i2lD Herrinj, Creorgc Mlrdcn QDuanc Huntj, Olivia Mzirden fCarolyn Suc Lutonj. Briin Stl in-vc fDavid Gilhrcthj, Lady Mardcn fMrixine Hcndcrsonj, imh I it Scotty follege Players The alvovc production. directed hy Milton Brictzkc, brought somcthing new to Joplin in tho way of staging thcutrf:fir.fthcfround. The plaiy was staged in th: center of thc :iuditorium floor with the audience scxnted on elcvzitcd platforms on fill tour sides of thc playing Arun. In csscncc, thc atudicncc constituted thc four wzills of thc drawing room where the play wus set. Actors made their cntininccs and 'exits amidst the illlLllCI1CC. The nizrth :ind south cnds of thc auditorium wcrc hrought in hy hurlgip covcrcd flats which scrvcd :is gi resounding hoard and .1 lulst' cciling hrlpcd to enclose thu room. The :ludicnccs wcrc iutrigucd with thc intiinzncy uchicvcd hy thc physical zlrrzlngcmcnt of thc production. They wcrc dclightcd hy thc situation comedy :ind with the sparkling pcrforrnzinccs, 'pg-g 3 1 cevg,-aff.:-..-1.-rawprsy e vs- 1, vs- + ig The Collcgc Playtis PYCFCITK MR. PIM PASSES BY A. A. Milne A Comedy in Thrtt Acts .'x:.2-:- e'1xX,,1,rV gy QJ-J, ,A ,rizff :.'...xrj, 4. -, 'z-.Ln , . i .,,uf. f-:ga AAA+. fxllllf Mr, l'nn , llinald ,, . Brian Strangv , Olivia lvlarnlcn Gcurgv Marrlcn Lady Mardcn , Timm: CAST ,, lxlarian Hrrriii ,. Klum Riirlic ,, ,Y,,,,,, l'at Stott David Uillwrctli . A, Uarnlyn Suu Lutamn ..,,,, Dnanc Hunt ,, lvlaxinc Hcnulursmm Tlir- l'rcScnt Sccncg Drawing rimin uf tlic Mardcn country hainic. Mr, Pim guy tliv wrong half Lcfr tn right: Olivia Qfiarolyn Lutunj, Ucnrgc fDnanr HlIlll,: Mr, Pini films ll-policy, and Lady Mzlrdcn flvlaxinc l'lcnLlcr+:wnl, Cuntrilwuting to thc Clvl'-CCUVC' ncss ni' thc pruductimi wcrc the cfficicnr lmclcstagc crcws. Bill Bacon was rcsponsilwlu fur thc handsome slagc furnishings and ulecur. Thu warm lighting was cxpcrtly hanrllcd lay ,lim Parks, jcrry Crccch, and Frcd Tullis, and the sound lay Vxfancla Gililw. Billie Krummcl was in funiplclc charge of thc Clhillllllilflllll ul' all Llupartf mints. - , .'i1M'qzx-Xrrmexiwcvwiqiy rtin PPC? COTE 'sur lwll llc. nil' 1 l Front Row: Lee Williams, Pat Hagar, Wanda Gibb. Back Row: Sue Holt, Carol Klimpt, Maxine Henderson, Gaylord Bedell, Kay O'Bryant, Mary Margaret Dagley, jane Kirk, Rayma Hammer, Barbara Whitehead. It is the purpose of the Crossroads to record in word and picture a review of the year's events. The staff is especially proud of its art editor, Mary Margaret Dagley, who drew the illustrations for this year's annual, In addition to its pub' lishing duties, .the staff sponsored the election of the yearbook queen and her Coronation at the Crossroads Ball. It is the hope of the Crossroads staff that in years to come .this book may recall anew this year at j.j.C, Crossroads Cnfeditors ........,,.. jane Kirk Kay O'Bryant Assistant Editors ,,.,....,,,, Carol Klimpf Ivlargarct Kenney Art Editor ,.,,. ., Mary Margaret Daglcy Business Manager ,,..., ., Lcc WilliilIl1S Phwtograplicr ..,,, ,, , Gaylord Brdcll Faculty Sponsors: H Mrs lvlargarct Ann wlcllcott lvlr. lvliltfvn llrictzlic The l1t'.irl--U ul tln' C1i'oss1'oarls inuasur' ing, triminmg. antl nnninting to HIVCI tlxill doatllinu Lt-fi rf- riuln' lfaixil. lii1Yll 1l- Alaiiq lVl,ll!lIt'l lxav, .intl hlarx lxlarllhl Front Row: Alicia Hagar, Delois Martin, Maureen Vincent, Peggy Alexander, Carla Hoskins, joan Sovereign, Betty Scorse. Second Row: Nancy RLUZIID. Betty Boyd, Trudie Hosp, Patsy Wille3', Diana Einsel, Kay O-Bryant, Jane Kirk, Patti Page, Mary Margaret Dagley. Third Row: Nancy Martin, Sue Henson, Par Scott, Pat. Brown, Mary Louise jones, Barbara Whiteheatl, Marian Scott, ,lane Lohr, Sharon Morgan, Mrs. Pool. Fourth Row: Sue Holt, Linda Miles, Carol Klimpt, Pam Osborn, Pat Hagar, Carolyn Luton, Nancy Hodges, Glenna Martin, Beth Gwen. President ,....,,,,.,,.,,, ViccfPresident , Corresponding S Peggy Alexander, Betty Lou Scorse Betty Lou Seorse, Barbara Whitehezid eeretary ..,,.,,..,,.,...,, Barhara Whitehezld Recording Secretary ....... ., .,.... ,loan Sovereign Treasurer ,,.... Reporter ,,,,,.., ,. Parliamcntarian Sc'-cial Director ,..,. Pledge Mother .,... Faculty Sponsors: Miss Maureen Vincent Sue Storey Carla Hoskins Alicia Hagar Delois Mflrtiii Ada Coffey and Mrs, Margaret Pool 1.-,:1:Tr?,?a11+w----J-ww?-1,hav,,7ii?JK?:Q.w-:Xf-f.-.xwfuuu-Hen-,,,, Sixiinn- ' he-Lallksi, -5-Agri' aj! J' .Lv ,sh :QL-mes. Lil:-. u os ,' L: .e I:-.,tt. ,es-mrs. Bern Be a Be a Tri Beta is at social sorority, which has as its motto: Ever onward, ever upward. livery girl is invited to become A pledge and enjoy the many activities offered by the Betzis, These activities include social events, such as hayrides, weiner roasts, .ind dances: chairity work, consisting of Contributions for Christmas haskets, the Vsforld University Serviceg and civic work with the Cancer Fund and Heart Fund, The new pledges promise to he loyal to the sorority, to obey the rules, and to respect the members. The pledges raise money for their social activities the follow' ing year. Meetings are held every other Tuesday in the private homes or at the college. BETA RUSH TEA Left tu right: -lane Kirk, Maiureeri Vincent, Carla Hoskins. Peggy Alexander, Bgfty Sw,-Sql -login Sovereign, Delois Martin, Alicia Hagar, , ,,.r,... -. 1,0-.-,. .-.---. VZ1,-f,7-z?feew.J.q.w:p!v1-mxmM,iTE'S5i!V111fv'- ff'-5'J1F.Qi'?iir'i-AYSR , . H -'f 51g5sQ,,,.-.f..4N.s.. - XWLA. The Joplin junior College Y.w.C.A, Luncheon Club is a popular organization to which any woman student of the college may become a member, Each Tuesday noon the members meet at the Y.W.C.A. residence for devotionals, fellowship, and a short program or business meeting. Some of the activities they engage in each year are a snack bar on registration days, the World University Service campaign on the campus, the Easter assembly, and the distribution of baskets to needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Opportunity is given to thc members to develop leadership, responsibility and dependability in carrying out these projects. One of the principal undertakings of the club this year was the redecoration -of the Girls' Lounge. Delegates arc sent each year to the Rocky Mountain Regional Conference at Estes Park, Colorado, and to state an-1 interstate conferences in the fall and spring. ' COKE AND CLOTHES TIME HELD FOR PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS RPL? . . ' W ' . I Left to right: .Ianith Olingei, Carla Hoskins, Kathryn Walker, lvlaureen Vincent, Peggy Alexander, Delois Martin, Barbara Whitehead, 'lane Kirk, Marian Scott, rr vi-in-1 -vu'f'wss-vxvz-11IP 'Puv' v - Lv- .1- 3-Hifi'-' 'A::':L'x x. r ' '-' -ij ll s in '11 Ah Qi 2. 1 La'- Front Row: Carol Klimpt, Niarjorie Campbell, Carla Hoskins, Barharl Whiteheid Anna ,lean Cummins. Second Row: Carrie Crockett, Mary Ella Filewood, Shirley Byrd. Third Row: Jane Kirk, Peggy Alexander, ,loan Sovereign, Carolyn Luton Pit Crews, Vivian Remillard, Sue Holland, Nancy Hopkins, Fourth Row: Billie Krunrncl, Martha Tucker, Delois Martin, Sue Henson Nancy Martin, Pat Brown, Trudie Hosp, Betty Boyd, Doris Ladd, Bohhe Conrow Imogene Wise, Fifth Row: .Ianith Qlingcr, Janice Roper, Susan Askins, Sue Holt. Sixth ROW: Peggy jo Randolph, Connie Boyington, Marian Scott Cirolyn Peterson, Nancy Patterson, Maureen Vincent, Sharon Rackley, Erlenc Milltr Rayma Hammer, Ramona Kunkel, Diana Einsel. Seventh Row: Hazel Kern, Wanda Grounds, Bonnie Casey, Sandra Munn Dirltne Spillers, -Ianis Rickman, Kathryn Walker, Lauralou Schaper, Elise Moellenhott President ,... , ,.., . Vicefljresident Secretary ....,,,,.. Treasurer . , Sponwrs Y.W.C.A. OFFICERS Mis Carla Hoskins . Barhara Wliitehezid ,loan Sovereign 'Ianith Olingei Miss Vera Steininger 5 Martha McCormick , fa H 4' f-fwafva-f' -we-fefzf.1-pam 15+-at Nui M ,mi , ,., . - V - .- . -,-.-4719-.. wwf- ,e-z-ngf7 ry 1 7, 15' we - .h ' gf- f-51, 5 -qqifzl'-V fr 51,0 , L Seated: David Robards, Gary Hoskins, jimmy Bridges, Curtis Childress, Howard Cooper, Bob Moyer. Standing: Mr. Irwin, Bula lVIcPherson, Bill Bacon, Phil Bellairs, Richard Giles, Mr. Stcgge. XMLJ. The Y.M.C.A, Luncheon Club, organized in 1939, provides informal fellowship for faculty and men students. Programs feature interesting speakers, films, and var' icd entertainment. Each year thc group plans a social event near thc end of the spring semester. Aside from its fellowship and social activities, the organization participates in such projects as thc World University Service. Officers of the club are jim Bridges, presidentg Howard Cooper, viccfpresidcntz Gary Hoskins, secrctarywreasurerg Arnold Irwin and Dudley Steggc, sponsors. MOVIES ARE EN-IOYED AT A Y LUNCHEON . i A , .5 Q , l., . 4 ' .,, A -Q-,L - --,fi K' jig' ll S 4 4, A,-.f ,X A x,'gYTQ:.-in rr X , X X X .. PF, ul , I xgs . X x ..f1 - f ff,-XX,-- U Circle K Club The jnplin klunmr College Cirele K Cluh. spunsured hy the Kiwanis Club of xlnplin, was urganized in 1937. Circle K is a serviee nrgani:ation formed to he ni: serviee to lwnrh the eimllege and to the eommunity. The eluh is affiliated with Circle K International and is a leader in the FourfState Circle K Cluh, Students who are leaders in campus life are invited to heeome members for their ability and willingness to serve. During the year Circle K helped with thc Heart Fund, the March of Dimes, and sponsored gi talent show at the college. Seated: Buddy Paul, glue Pendergraft, jim Rnhsnn, jerry Allen, Larry Rohhins, David Rolwaixls. Standing: Bill Shields, Dian Cearnel, Dale Kaumans, Ronnie Coffey, Bulw David' sun, .lim W:ii'd, Rnn Rohsun. Franeis Bennett, George Camphell, Everett Olson, Bill Baenn. flffifgre .if ffirglg K ,ire Run Riihswiil president: Geiirqe Cainplwll. VlCU'Pl'C4l' denig Bill l3.ief'n, sseremry'treasurer. MV. 'lanies Strattiin, spziiisiui -i if-vv'i.,ia!ft4f-W,n'1vawfr1'ff Aff-:Pwvsi P i Meta Kappa Phi Thcta Kappa, Eta fhi Chaptcr, is a national arts and scicncc scholastic fra' tcrnity, having as its purposc the promotion of scholarship, the dcvclopincnt of character, and thc cultivation of fellowship. The mcmhcrs of this Chaptcr not only stand high scholastically hut also arc lcatlers in the various organizations on the campus. It is an honor to hc chosen a mcmhcr of this group. Officers are Jerry Cooper, prcsidentg Henry Baker, vicefprcsidcntg Carolyn Peterson, secretary, Kathryn Walken-, treasurer, Mary Ella Filewood, reporterg Max' inc Henderson, historiang Miss Eula Ralekin and Mr. Harry Gockel, sponsors. Front Row: Mary Ann Tutt, Carla Hoskins, Carolyn Peterson, Kay O'Bryant, Elise Mocllcnhoff, Kathryn Wzilkcr, Mary Ella Filewood, Maxine Hcndcrson. Second Row: Vivian Rcmillard, Clurcy Rigglc, Orville Brill, Charlcs Suman, ,lcrry Cooper, Evcrctt Olson, Billie Krummel. Back Row: -lim Bridgcs, Hrnry Baker, Dale Kaumans, Carl Mocllingcr, ul. B. Tucker. I w-vw--fl' ,wfwllri A...-v-r.-fri,-wp-H77--Q-sv-v-,,. -.np nh? --wi.-w--?,,..-.WI 'xi-z.f.,.1 ,. 1. '- - U .1 :1f:1'-.'X.,1 4. fuyfj. . .L :'f.3,fe154-Ah Vu 'ki-.' La -. Q. .We my gy., L ft to :wht G1 mm Clmphgll Kenneth MlXbi7l1 Cxrol Khmpt Imr mln Wmby Dons Lldd P1 Awfld P1 31 Alphl In ul ll 'lI1l u m 19N w for thou xtudumtx Lnrolld III th.. Busmcsx AdI1l1IllNIFlf1lJIl U mrul Bxmmx ur DI:tlll'WL1flXL Eduutmn LLlI'llk.LlIl1lTl who hug Q nm aut tm llll sk HOIINIIL vxnr I 1 L UllUI'll'y fI'lfLII1lKy to prmuuu holu hxp to gn L m n lm mn un rtm mv v tx usmu xxvr ln to unnu Qu Lux ,gr L 1 mmpw pus! gut Mr Il'll0 kHL NVINL um plum LH Ll ktlrx lu 1 an IxlI1ll1'x.I' X r :L Clunt 1 .1 - 'J' ' ' W Rf yY Y ?'3:' 'If xwxwrvkwxfjlieyx n nnrunxunvn 1 cv 'Q : : 'Q a ' , , .4 ' , o u I 1 3' 'gs 1,1 1102- 'f : ' 5 ' D' ' - :S lr 'A ndgrl 'k. Ir we hc pnlrpflw mf hic h 4 ' '. ' sc as ' , ' 'ut' .nu Lars-tx . I. dc sz d' N mf lc h 3' 'L ld.: d , ' ' rub' '41 mcmlwx' to dcvclup hzmsclf us Il highuv lcvcl of lczldcrshmp, pcrsmmlity amd service. OHV' S Lu llqmrgu C. lcll, 3 S. ,' ' ll Ilnflx .dd, fsgrx 4l.llIQl'1 Ywfiai X . S ' ' L' :ml M , Ur ' T 'z h.1n . xy-lxmwxw. Modem language The Motlern Language Cluh, composed of students studying French, Spanish, or German, aims to acquaint the Students with thc customs, hahits, art, music and literature of the pcoplc speaking these languages. Students also heeome familiar with the geography of thcse countries. One night a month thc cluh meets to enjoy foreign foods and a cultural program at a covered dish supper. The officers arc Carolyn Peterson, presidentg Donna Sellars, viccfpresiclcntg Billie Krummcl, secretary, Bill Bacon, treasurerg Miss Lillian Spangler, sponsor. Seated: Tom Blaise, Ramona Kunkel, Donna Sellers, Carolyn Pcterson, Billie Krummel, Alicia Hagai, Larry johnson. Standing: Ken Boyer, H. B. Camphell, Alan Hoover, Stewart Revenau. james Mittag, Everett Olson, Bill Bacon. ,,,., . ,,,.,,.,. ......-- .. ,-V'fm-Tv-r1..,,,.S,-W W.-.,...,v-Q-.1 ..,- 1 ,3 W -+-- Y ,, --t wt-r ,A '1Qn ir.gfftg.As.f:. ,- ,rf st- ..-ibqzszzxlk.-s. as g.f11s,!.f,'.' .si :'x,:4Lfs1it.-Ah.iu:kas1.:L!v at .1-,'.i'z-,fi-U,ns.k4.f follege Players The College Players laegan their activities with a gala social gathering honoring nsxx- members. The first semester the players worked enthusiastically on the major production Mr, Pim Passes By. For the first time the college saw theaterfinfthef roundfstaging, Other activities of the players have included trips to see plays in neighboring colleges, The Valiant. directed by Duane Hunt and presented hy the Players. provided excellent entertainment for j.J.C. students and for the Soropf timist's Cluh. For the second major production of the year, the Players gave The Physician in Spite of Himself. The officers are Billi: Krummel, piesidentg Bill Bacon, vicefpresident and cor' responding secretaryg Beverly Kluge, sccretaryftreasurerg Mr. Milton Brietzke, sponsor. mlb Seated on floor: Sue Holland, Billie Krummel, Phyllis Smith. Seated: Sue Holt, Pat Scott, Linda Miles, Patricia Hagar, Maxine Henderson, ilyn Luton Donna Sellers Diini Ein cl Wlllda Cllala xumlmo me Roeht C iyloid Bedtll im I k erry Frcteh Frtd Tu 1 Frm Sit r Mr Britt 1. I 7' fjgm 7 g X ' 5, 'z Q ' sa , 1 . 1 . Y , J , . , 31 , . . .I I' JM 5, I- i A , i ll's, 4 k Y . . ,. , - . . ll: , . ' :ke Y- .-1 ,,. f A . s.: AY.. a -,.,,-,. K,-g..,,Y-,-.vgavg,fy4:s3g-39,1Aggf:J5fXTS,'Aif?i'ff'frf':v?Y1!58'Q ?:fFf14f'?3i. 5 .i ih2gii.L?uvQunlv:.i'b . qu? a. ,V gi, 1' W? FN.- Z fl ffffffiygfiw E W ' WM QQ. 42333 L R S15zfXg5 . 5' gif 5228 YX N-fiiiz Niffili V A.q'-r-ref-Nah-'.'-.z1v-'rv-::rz4.-,f.-.1-:.,f..,--,f--nn, .- qv na.-...uw . . 1- - 4, I! l K IL K Lv -A A XL U fl! 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