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

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' :- l ifsdfl ..- Qeef- J i size- V Circle K Fraternity Schedules Meetings for Early Tuesdays Missouri Southern's Circle K was or- ganized in i965 by the Joplin Kiwanis Club. Through its activities Circle K encourages responsibility and leadership qualities in its members. Circle K International is a service fraternity dedicated to bettering school and community. Circle K meets tor brealctast regularly at 7:00 Tuesdays. Roger Pennel, Kim Smith. Les Sage. Greg Pax- ton Doug La nd rith Sponsors: Jim Lobby, Max Seger Circle K helped the Diagnostic Clinic several times. ottering to work when and where needed. In addition a Faculty Appreciation Proiect and the District Convention to be held in March in Kirlcs- ville are on the club's agenda. Front to back: Les Sage, Roger Pennel, Greg Paxton. Kim Smith, Bruce Arnce, Tim Elliott. John Miller. Randy l-larris, Leon Royer, David Bogner, Gary Mari- son, John Maurer.

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l-lerberl' A. Gailey, Kennelh Fore, Audrey Burlrum, Ellen Roughlon, Brenda Parker, Janelr Hickenbollom, Marilyn Johnson, Linda Fosler, Charlolle Duke. Bonnie Bohannon, Gail Carpenler, Bruce Meares, Joe Leonard, Billy Parker, Ann Crusa, Rila Filz- gerald, Harold Davis, Dennis Tho- VNGS. The '68 presidenlial campaign broughr new life lo lhe Young Democrar camp lhis fall. As 'rhe eleclion day drew nigh, Young Dernocrals were found working feverishly in campaign headquar- lers, canvassing cily precincls, displaying mulli-colored bumper slickers, and sporling lhe familiar l-ll-ll'l bullons. Young Democrat Campaign Tireles for Their Party INI ll NTIONHN ,V 'lL.'ifQiQg4'.., -fig 1 i4-1',',I. VI 4l,'.'4 ' B Qi Sponsor Kennelh L. Fore and Presidenl Her- berl A. Gailey

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naTion oT The work ThaT has been The sTage is The Tinal culmi- , 1.,e f ' ' V- -- 1 ': xl' done. Much Time and eTTorT is '-2'-i----1 I- '.:' ' ff,:f'sQ,l,-iggjaffgfgffi ,,N' , puT in To prepare iT Tor The pro- ducTion. AT righT: STanley Graham, KaThy WaT- kins, Bill STiles, Lyle Mays, CaThy WhiT- man, JaneT Baldwin, Sue Davis Roger Brown The College Players provide en- richmenT and enlighTenmenT. They give sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To become involved wiTh The dis- cipline oT drama and liTe. The organizaTion allows The sTudenT To develop iniTiaTive, personal dis- cipline, responsibiliTy, and imagi- naTion. To provide needed inspira- Tion and a source oT pride are primary goals oT The CP's. ProducTions This year represenT The eTTorT oT aT leasT Three hun- dred worlcers. AcTiviTies include Tour producTions, TesTivals, work shops, and Tield Trips. OUR SEASON USO-AETA VarieTy Show The American Scene, sponsored by Carl JuncTion Lions Club. MSC Drama Scholarship BeneTiT, DE- CEMBER 6-Carl JuncTion I-ligh School Dandelion Wine, by Ray Brad- bury. AdapTed by D. L. HunT, DECEMBER ll-I4 The Lady's NoT For Burning, by ChrisTopher Fry, MARCH I9-22 EasTer, by STrindberg. May 7-IO