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

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Sociology Aids in Under¬ standing Human Relationships Sociology students have the opportunity to gain an under¬ standing and an appreciation of the society and culture of today and how the broad areas of human behavior are related. Clockwise: Mrs. Julie Hughes receives “federal assistance” from former U.S. Senator Eugene C. McCarthy. Panel: Mrs. Judith Grant, Mr. Con¬ rad Gubera, Mr. Delmer Odell, Mr. John Eli. Brave MSC students ven¬ ture onto the ice as they make their way to class. 23

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Political Science Teaches Instruments Of Government Students of Political Science learn to identify certain political problems and to analyze them critically through research. Clockwise: Dr. Harold Cooper, Chairman, Division of Arts and Sciences. Panel: Mr. Charles Evans, Mr. M irza Ahmed, Annetta St. Clair, Mr. James Spradling. Students are entertained with a Marionette presentation of “The Cyclops” given by Dr. Peter Ar- nott. 22

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Interpretative Expression Found Through Speech And Drama The Speech and Drama Department at MSC offers an interpre¬ tative experience in the field of debate and theatre presentations. Panel: Mr. Duane L. Hunt, Mrs. Joyce Bowman, Dr. Dennis H. Rhodes. Above and clockwise: Mr. Brietzke, Mrs. Bowman and Mr. Hunt examine costumes for Robin Hood. Mr. Milton W. Brietzke, Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. 24