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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1973 volume:

—- - a: 4 p. 64 faculty and .. administration Table of Contents 3 progression .p. 14 classes.p. 154 organizations p. 104 4 Opening Collegiate life at Missouri Southern, not an extraordinary life-style divorced from the rest of its cradling midwestern Joplin community. It’s difficult to express a pervasive atmosphere. Because MSSC is a small commuter college, 9 10 of the 3,000 student body drive to the school for classes, spend part of the day in classes, and in and around campus, and by 4:30, except for a few janitors and secretaries, the campus is virtually deserted. Institutionally only 6 years old, Missouri Southern is in a germinal state. In 1972, working for full state support, Southern assumed the title of Missouri Southern State College. And with that title, hopefully, affirmation of emerging maturity. Maybe enough said that MSSC is on its way. I Southern’s academic criteria, it would seem, would be as most college’s: part viable and part drivel— an occasional quickening toward creative learning as the wheat is separated from the chaff and personalized into viability. Or perhaps, as Lewis Carroll’s Mock Turtle in ALICE IN WONDERLAND would have it, education reduced to: “Reeling and writhing of course, to begin with . . . and the three branches of arithmetic — ambition, distraction, uglification, and derision.” “And how many hours a day did you do lessons?” said Alice. “Ten hours the first day,” said the Mock Turtle, “nine hours the next, and so on.” What a curious plan!” exclaimed Alice. “That’s the reason they’re called lessons,” the Gryphon remarked, “because they lessen from day to day.” Then the eleventh day must have been a holiday?” “Of course it was,” said the Mock Tur¬ tle. “And how did you manage on the twelfth?” Alice went on eagerly. “That ' s enough about lessons.” Opening 7 If nothing else, students became adept in the fine art of juggling: juggling classes, professors, money, books, parents, schedules, friends— time. Southerners divied out precious time between pressing educational demands, campus and social activities and jobs that afforded either a few extra dollars or next semester’s tuition. Term papers, lab reports, and mid-terms were cranked out between vacations. Days were measured in terms of only 3 1 2 weeks until Thanksgiving or 10 more class days until Christmas. Priorities were established, consciously or through daily habit: 6 hours in the student union with cards, cue sticks, and Rolling Stones and 2 hours in class, perhaps; or, 5 hours in class, 2 hours in the library. And anywhere in between those two extremes. 8 Opening Campus activities accelerated at a remarkable rate as compared to past years. This year was the third year for students to live in the dorms, animating the dormant campus climate after official school hours. Kappa Alpha, the first MSSC social fraternity to “go national,” established residence in its own house. Election-year involvement on campus burgeoned from within the ranks of the Young Democrats and Young Republicans. Convocations were scheduled during class periods and classes dismissed to encourage attendance. A new winter sport, soccer, was added to Southern’s calendar. Southern’s fine arts program fused with community events providing a wealth of concerts, plays, and art shows. Not a hotbed of nightlife activity for young people, Joplin, Missouri, the 40,000 community that houses Southern was often abandoned for the charms of small Kansas towns. As money and time allowed, Southerners found weekend company, blaring music, and a legal drinking age of 18. Opening 11 Perhaps the keynote of MSSC atmosphere is one of straining to become— straining to break away from the stigma of Joplin Juco. Striving on the part of faculty and administration to establish an institution essentially of higher learning— not 13th and 14th grades. Involvement on the part of students in the campus, academically and socially— beyond obligatory classroom attendance— to generate within themselves the camaraderie of an academic community. Opening 13 W M. -% - Jzzl Iw Campus life: Re-establishing September to May identities Campus organizations competed for Homecoming awards at noon rally. Students outlined a semester’s routine in one day of scheduling. 16 Progression 18 Convocations Dick and Georgia McCormack presented a repertoire of blues, Appalachian, Celtic, and Anglo-Saxon folk songs plus works of Dylan, Guthrie and Taylor, (September 11), right. The Medieval Maskers from Chicago performed medieval and Renaissance music, (February 7). gp Rob Inglis, an Australian actor, dramatized selections from Chaucer’s CANTERBURY TALES, (October 9). October 16-21 Diedre of the Sorrows” Terry Ward and Mike Deaton. Cast Lavarcham . Old Woman .... Conchubor . Fergus. Diedre . Naisi. Ardan . Owen . Donald, a soldier Finn, a soldier .. Cyndy Broadwater .Shirley Daves .Gary Wilson ... Gregg Charron .Terry Ward .Brian Hauck .Joe Warren .Mike Deaton .Mike Davis .Bob Morris Cyndy Broadwater as Lavarcham. Cyndy Broadwater and Shirley Daves in the Barn Theater presentation of John Millington Synge’s “Diedre of the Sorrows.” Gregg Charron and Gary Wilson, left. School Play 21 22 Progression Dana Hunt, Julie Dale, Dawn Crawford. Richard Murrell. Mike Pietrzak, Mark Claussen. Dana Hunt, Richard Murrell, Dawn Crawford, Julie Dale in children’s play presented at area schools. Progression 23 Children’s Play: “Brave Little Tailor” Lydell Williams streaked down the field for a touchdown. 24 Football NAIA CHAMPS. Row 1: T. Calwhite, T. Starks, J. LaBlank, R. Barnes, J. Frazier, S. Hamilton, K. Stracke, D. S. Evans, E. Wuch. Row 2: M. Cole, J. Watson, T. Jackson, R. Harding, J. Varns, R. Fidler, B. Korner, D. Pendergrass, K. Howard. Row 3: L. Williams, S. Ward, M. Mitchell, L. Hill, K. Anders, P. Sallee, D. Efird, R. Hall, C. Hendricks. Row 4: M. Wilson, J. Balentine, M. Galbraith, J. Duda, J. Busalacki, N. Alkire, M. Mourglia, F. Gnerlich, R. McReynolds. Row 5: D. Guier, S. Kealoha, R. Hocker, J. Wolverton, L. Cameron, B. Busken, D. L. Evans, H. Moyer, D. Dodd. Jim Nieman outran his pursuer to gain yardage for the Lions. Defeating Doane College of Doane, Nebraska in the semi-finals, the Lions went on to defeat Northwestern College of Orange, Iowa in an exciting, down-to-the-wire ballgame. The offense, led by senior quarterback Ray Harding and supported by two returning running backs and a superbly talented offensive line, out- scored their opponents in an average of 29-7 points a game. It was a balanced offensive with Harding passing 192 yards plus 170 yards rushing per game. Harding threw 9 touchdown passes and completed 47.4% during the regular season. Lydell Williams, a freshman, added a new dimension to the Lions’ at¬ tack as a longrange scoring threat. The Gang, as the defense unit named itself, did an outstanding job as they held opponents to 7 points a game. The defensive line and linebackers proved to be brutal and savage in their execution of opposing quarterbacks and runners. The defensive backs did their share of hitting and still managed to hold the passing attack of the opponent to 85 yards per game, intercepting 23 passes and allowing only one long TD pass to be thrown against them all season long. The Big Mean Green got it all together not only for an undefeated season, but also a National Championship. Jim Frazier’s Lions earned the right to play in the play-offs by a number one rating in the NAIA Division II and a 10-0 record. Football 25 MSSC Opponent 40 Fort Hays State. 15 7 Southeast Missouri State.6 33 College of Emporia. 7 39 University of Missouri at Rolla.7 7 University of Nevada at Las Vegas.0 21 Kansas State College at Pittsburg.6 14 Washburn University . 3 14 Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia .9 52 Missouri Western. 7 63 Culver-Stockton. 12 NAIA Championship Playoff Scores 24 Doane College at Doane Nebraska.6 21 Northwestern College of Orange, Iowa.14 Starks shook off tackle and snowballed through for five yards. Starks rounded end with Doane in pursuit. Korner assisted Watson in a head-on tackle against Emporia State, left. Lions fired up for Las Vegas gamble Football 27 Lion gridders carried President Billingsly off the field after Las Vegas upset. High flying Lions boarded for Las Vegas. At Las Vegas: Missouri Who? The Lions held for its first and ten on Vegas artificial turf. Jack Duda recovered a fumble at Las Vegas. m m. Southern gridders boasted 12-0 record 28 Football Offensive linemen Jackson and Hendricks held Southeast’s defense. • ' •• v Starks charged through defense for yardage. Southern defense stopped Emporia drive, right. Coach Calwhite and Coach Frazier relayed game information. Quarterback Harding inched through Northwestern defense in NAIA Championship game. Three Lion gridders were awarded Honorable Mention in the All-American Small College Football Team: Ray Har¬ ding, quarterback; Terron Jackson, offensive tackle; Barry Korner, defen¬ sive back. 30 Football Lions captured NAIA Division II Championship A Northwestern punt mishap resulted in Southern TD. Southern spectators endured downpour at Doane game. Anders sprinted 58 yards for a TD against Northwestern, left. Football 31 Homecoming rally drew a crowd for the introduction of the football players and announcement of queen finalists. 32 Homecoming Debbie Fry worked on BSU float. Afro-American Society at Homecoming rally. Northpark Mall celebrated MSSC Homecoming. KA won first place in queen car competition. w Homecoming 1972: “Once upon a time” Homecoming 33 Frazier announced the names of seven Homecoming queen finalists. Coach Frazier praised team member Jim Nieman. Jerry Black escorted SAM’s winning queen candidate. Delta Gamma campus decoration, right. THE ACILE I ION WA«! VlCTORN BOt ' D WHIlt THE UKHARD HORNET JlST A TV VJBltD AROV.ND THI HORNE! VAS B!. .ISO THF LION I IfI D KEPT SIGHT mt hmuni r retreated in UlNfR ' i SD MH ' utMl ' 34 Homecoming Helicopter delivered names of 7 queens finalists. 36 Homecoming Homecoming alumni; Dr. Arrell Gibson, David Throop, Miss Martha McCormack. Ides of March played during Homecoming concert held on Oct. 27. Mike McKee and Ann McFadden. Av i- 1 MSSC defeated KSTC of Emporia, 14 to 9, in a closely fought battle. Julie Dale of the College Players dressed as lion mascot for the pep rally, left. Homecoming 37 Southern’s music program Music Program 39 Herr Bodon, language teacher and coach, sent the troops to battle. Glen Swoveland defended the MSSC goal against Oral Robert’s defense, right. Fullbacks Caldwell, Wheelock, and Purdom protected the goal from Evangel’s forward. Soccer: A Southern “First” 40 Soccer SOCCER TEAM. Standing: Coach H. Bodon, J. Darnell, manager; A. Luttrell, R. Lewis, N. Derrington (Tri-Captain), D. Travers, B. Purdom, E. Biddlecome, M. Edwards (Tri-Captain). Kneeling: W. Caldwell, E. Thurston, D. Bell, L. Whetstone, B. Robertson, C. Ward, L. Cowger, W. Ogunbode. Sitting: G. Swoveland, D. Brotherton (Tri-Captain), D. Wheelock. 42 Soccer Foreign language professor, H. W. Bodon, instigated an intra-mural soccer program last spring and reorganized that beginning into Missouri Southern’s first soccer organization, competing against area colleges. A 19-member team, only one of which (Mike Edwards) was recruited specifically for the 1972 soccer season, Bodon’s novices competed in 13 matches against more-experienced college teams. Seeing their first tourna¬ ment action, Southern’s squad attained fourth place in the Evangel Invitational. Charles “Mouse” Ward forward, and Norm Derrington, goalie, were named to the all-tournament team. Top scorer for the season was Wilson Ogunbode with 14 points. .! I I ll.lll. M- IHN MSSC 0 Rockhurst .. 0 Forest Park . 2 SMSU. 2 Oral Roberts 3 NEO . 0 Evangel 1 NEO . 1 SMSU. 1 Evangel 3 Lindenwood 1 SMSU. 3 Lindenwood 3 Oral Roberts The ball was headed out by halfbacks Bill Purdom and Dale Brotherton. Opponent .7 .5 .2 .5 .3 .2 .4 .4 .7 .0 .4 .5 .3 Brian Robertson set up a skillful defensive block with a little leg action. Mike Edwards skillfully passed off the ball. Valuable offensive plays were instigated by Mouse” Ward in critical moments. Soccer 43 Cast Jack Worthing.Pat Ryan Gwendolen Fairfax.Julia Hudson Algernon Moncrieff.Steve Sypult Cecily Cardew.Kathy Barnes Lady Bracknell.Judi Prater Miss Prism.Patti German Rev. Canon Chasuble_Greg Charron Alice.Kathy McCorkle Lane.Mike Gilpin Effie .Julie Isemann Perkins.Tom Green Kathy McCorkle and Julia Hudson, right. 44 Play K. Barnes and S. Sypult in Barn play directed by Milton Brietzke. Barn Theater musical: “Ernest in Love” Kathy Barnes, Julia Hudson, Steve Sypult, and Pat Ryan. Play 45 Southerners braved icy campus at Christmastime Christmas 47 Southern roundballers brought another winning season to MSSC. The balance in shooting, rebounding , and speed was a major factor for the season’s success. The fast-action Lions filled the courts with excitement. After 17 of the regular season games, the Lions sported a 13-4 record. Missouri Southern opened the season with a vic¬ tory over archrival Gorillas of Kansas State College of Pittsburg. The Lions lost to Nicholls State University in the opening game of the Strawberry Classic in Ham¬ mond, Louisana, but a victory over East Texas State gave MSSC the consolation trophy in the tournament. Cicero Lassiter tied a tourney record scoring 49 points in two games. Previously unbeaten Parsons College came up short against the Lions 65-61 while Rockhurst shocked Sout herners 94-65 just before the end of the fall semester. MSSC started off 1973 big, taking the cham¬ pionship trophy at the Friends Invitational Tournament. Cicero Lassiter was named Most Valuable Player and Cicero along with Jimmie Lassiter and John Thomas made the All-Tournament team. Missouri Southern was ranked fifteenth nationally by the Carr ratings after 16 games. Cicero Lassiter led the Lions in scoring with 20.3 game average and in assists with 61 after 14 games. MSSC averaged 73.5 points a game to the opposition’s 69.1. The Lions led their opponents in rebounding 729-490 after 14 games. Jimmie Lassiter averaged 10 rebounds per game. Mark Nelson charged under the basket for a lay-up, right. Despite heavy Raven defense, Willie Williams went up for two. 48 Basketball Thomas, T. Agnello, T. Causey, M. Vickers, W. Williams, P. Graves, C Lassiter, R. Turnbow. BASKETBALL SQUAD. Row 1: M. Flanegin, A. Finley, A. Green, M. Nelson, J. Lassiter, L. Bowie, B. Hall, C. Kuzirian. Row 2. G. Still, J. Basketball 49 “Who dat tryin’ to beat the Big Mean Green?” Jimmie Lassiter shot from the outside for two points. 52 Basketball Bobby Hall attempted a hook shot. Lions and Gorillas in hand-to-hand combat. Lions competed for District 16 Championship Lassiter charged through Benedictine defense to score. ¥ i k Sn 1 John Thomas averaged 13 points per game. Tom Agnello blitzed down court and shot from under, left. Basketball 53 MSSC Opponents 89 Kansas State College. ...69 71 Murray State University. ...83 86 Southwest Baptist College . ...72 65 Parsons College. ...61 65 Rockhurst College. ...94 85 Northeastern State College . ... 73 77 Drury Colle ge. ...68 55 Midwestern University . ...53 80 Missouri Western College. ...75 86 Northeastern State College . ...87 58 St. Benedict’s College . ... 47 62 Rockhurst College. ...48 66 Drury College. ...73 62 Kansas State Teachers College .. ...69 Basketball 55 Missouri Southern celebrated Joplin Centennial 56 Spring Activities Southern women competed for “Outstanding Coed” title Janie Tuttle modeled in CUB’s Outstanding Coed Contest. Nancy Maupin, CUB hostess. Diana Brewer was selected Outstanding Coed by a panel of five judges. Spring Activities 57 Scott Taylor crowned the 1973 CROSSROADS queen, Debbie Hough. Crossroads 73 Ball Southerners at the CROSSROADS Ball, sponsored by the Yearbook Staff and College Union Board. 58 Crossroads Ball 60 Spring Sports BASEBALL TEAM. (Alphabetical order) T. Allan, B. Baker, B. Buskin, G. Butler, S. Carlton, T. Doss, M. Earhart, D. L. Evans, D. S. Evans, E. Gaydon, T. Hilton, B. Isenberger, R. Johnson, R. Knight, J. Long, G. Manes, M. Osborne, D. Page, K. Schroer, R. Selvey, J. Sla ck, D. Smith, D. Talley, B. Thompson, M. Whelan, R. Williams, H. Wisdom, D. Workizer, R. Yocum, Coach Ed Wuch. TRACK SQUAD. Row 1: D. Heitz, C. Webb, V. Jackson, M. Edwards, B. Richards. Row 2: J. Davis, K. Costley, D. Brotherton, M. Sweet, K. Jones. Row 3: B. Gilmore, P. Graves, B. Korner, Coach Mike Bogard. Spring Sports Roy Knight practiced his wind-up. GOLF TEAM. C. Wert, K. Eastman, B. Beam, S. Watts. Spring Sports 61 r 62 Progression s! Progression 63 Southern life: a progression of days, people, places John Galbraith and Terry Morris. Dr. Lambert, Mr. Studerus, Dr. Preble; Mr. Morgan, Mr. Couch, below. Mr. Ronald Robson, Director of Public Information, left. Dr. Edward Phinney, Dean of the College. Regents and Trustees (left to right). Norval Matthews, Elvin Ummel, President Fred Hughes, Arthur Kungle (horizontal), Thomas Taylor (vertical), Jerry Wells, and Mills Anderson. Dr. Floyd Belk, Director of Student Personnel Services. Administration—Regents and Trustees Administration 67 68 Student Personnel Student Personnel 69 Admissions and Registration Mr. George Volmert, Registrar. Ms. Bettie Mueller, Processing Librarian. Ms. Kathleen Kane, Circulation Librarian. Mr. Ross Snyder, Director of Educational Media, right. 70 Library Library Services Mr. W. Ralph Winton, Director of Admissions. Mr. Elmer Rodgers, Head Librarian. Ms. Mary Lou Dove, Periodical Librarian. Library 71 Ms. Joyce Bowman, Speech and Drama. Mr. Garry Hess, Art. Mr. Jon Fowler, Art. Mr. Milton Brietzke, Head of Speech and Drama 72 Faculty Speech and Drama; Art Mr. Darrel Dishman. Head of Art. Faculty 73 Mr. Duane Hunt, Speech and Drama. Dr. Dennis Rhodes, Speech and Drama. Dr. Harry Preble. Dr. Henry Harder, Head of Language and Literature. Mr. Henry Morgan, Jr., left. Language and Literature Ms. Bobbie Short. Ms. Pauline Wolfe and Ms. Grace Mitchell. Faculty 75 Ms. Ann M. Slanina. Mr. Bernard P. McCormick. Mr. Harold W. Bodon. Ms. Cleetis Headlee, right. 76 English ii II Language and Literature Mr. Francisco R. Colon. Dr. Helen R. Gardner. Mr. Lenard H. Studerus. Ms. Doris A. Walters. Mr. Richard W. Massa, right. WKKKKKBmmm Mr. William Livingston Dr. P. K. Subramanian Dr. Charles Allen Mr. Jack Jolly 78 Mathematics Mr. Paul Jensen Mr. Larry Martin, left. Mathematics 79 Mathematics Ms. Martha McCormick Mr. Rochelle Boehning, Head of Mathematics . Mr. Vonnie Prentice. Mr. Wayne Stebbins. Dr. Orty Orr. 80 Biology Biology Biology 81 Dr. Phillip Whittle Dr. L. R. Albright, II Dr. Russell Phillips Mr. Marion Sloan, left ■ Physical Sciences Mr Arthur Strobel. Mr. Harrison Kash. Physical Sciences 83 Social Sciences Mr. Byron Lee Wayman and Mr. Dar rell L. Henderson. Ms. Annetta E. St. Clair. J 84 Social Sciences Mr. George W. Steinsberger. Ms. Judith Grant and Ms. JoAnna M. Challman. Dr. Donald R. Youst. Social Sciences 85 Dr. Delbert F. Schafer. Social Sciences 87 Music 89 90 Faculty Business Faculty 91 Business Administration Business 93 ft m., - mm J? Mm Dr. Bob F. Steere Dr. Robert 0. Highland Dr. Robert C. Wiley Mr. B. W. Mason mmmmM ttta 94 Education Dr. O. L. Schuster, Dr. Leland Easterday, Dr. James Sandrin Ms. Hilda E. Richardson Dr. Charles F Niess, Chairman of Division of Education and Psychology. Education 95 96 Physical Education Mr. Douglas Landrith. Mr. Jim Frazier was selected the NAIA’s National Football Coach of the Year. Mr. Mike Bogard, Head of Physical Education. Mr. Charles Wade. Physical Education Mr. Edward Wuch. Mr. R. Clyde Shipley, Jr. Mr. Frank Davis. Ms. Venus Yount. Mr. Anthony Calwhite. Physical Education 97 Psychology Dr. Clark Guilliams, Head of Psychology. Psychology 99 Dr. J. Merrell Junkins. Mr. Harold Willis. Ms. Geraldine Logue, Nursing. 100 Technology Ms. Rebeka Wood, Nursing. Ms. Retha Ketchum, Nursing. Mr. Donald L. Seneker, Law Enforcement, right. Technology Technology rirwuiu Mr. V. L. Anderson. Mr. Roger E. Adams. Mr. Dwight E. Mason. 102 Technology Mr. John M. Cragin. Mr. James K. Maupin, Associate Dean for Technology. Mr. Robert D. Carpenter. Mr. Gary W. Scott, left. Technology 103 Association of Childho od Education Dr. Steere presided over noon luncheon of ACE. ACE OFFICERS: Debbie Dotson, president; Glenda Gurley, treasurer; Dee Glover, publicity; Marilyn Siders, secretary; Vikki Carpenter, vice president. 106 Association of Childhood Education Ciruna Ciruna sponsored the Model Security Council for area high school students, (October 24). Ciruna advisor, Dr. Markman. Bob Mills, president and Dan DeCarlo, vice-president. Ciruna 107 Melvin Wilson, treasurer; Art Finley, vice president; Terron Jackson, nrfisidfint: Juriv Allpn Rffrrptarv .Inhn Thnma? cornpflnt-flt-flrms 108 Afro-American Society Melvin Wilson, Willie Williams, Art Finley, Greg Still, Terron Jackson, Judy Allen. Afro-American Society competed in intra-mural basketball. Noon lunches allowed time for Christ’s fellowship. BSU met in Union cafeteria Monday mornings at 7:00 for Bible study. 110 Baptist Student Union Baptist Student Union Members alternated in giving devotionals. BSU members at weekly noon luncheons. Debbie Frye informed the BSU about the National BSU Convention in Ft. Worth, Texas, left. Baptist Student Union 111 Mike Wicks, president of Beta Beta Beta, presided over the organizational meeting of the biology club. 112 Beta Beta Beta Chi Epsilon Phi Dr. Whittle, Dr. Phillips, and Chi Epsilon members experimented with the nuclear magnetic resonance spectometer. Southern Cheerleaders Anxiety affected even the cheerleaders as MSSC fought to overcome Drury’s Panthers. Festive spirits helped build “Lion Pride” for homecoming, right. Homecoming candidate Alicia Grossman during parade. 114 Southern Cheerleaders Circle K I Kathy Barksdale, Bev Smith and Pam Higginbotham received certificates of appreciation from rangers representing George Washington Carver Monument and the National Park Service. Cheryl Culp, Homecoming candidate. Driver is John tion. 116 Circle K Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa members met during noon meeting (sponsor, Ms. Grant, far left). Before T0U£ r ° er ' figpuU ' can UeJrieJiUi Collep Terry Allen II II for Phi Theta Kappa, below. rooTMU 1 971 muium ur Gwen Garnett sold Homecoming mums Phi Theta Kappa 117 Tom Green and Mark Claussen worked with sound equipment. Members of College Players worked during Theater Lab on set construction. College Players entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, right. 118 College Players College Players “A Member of the Wedding.’ Jann Case cut gels for lights. Mark Claussen and Mike Gilpin worked in lighting and sound booth. College Players 119 Scott Taylor. ] College Union Board Scott Taylor, chairman of CUB, Dean Linda Hill, and Laura Schooler, secretary, discussed plans for Outstanding Coed Contest. Ms. Linda Hill. Vivki Cassidy handed out programs at Outstanding Coed Contest. 120 College Union Board Nancy Brandt, treasurer; Marlene Wright, secretary; George Hosp, president; Steve Holt, parliamentarian. Student Senate 121 v The Chart Barney Rusk, photographer and Sheree Bruner, staff writer, right. 122 The Chart Rick Nielson, editor of THE CHART, Southern’s tri-weekly newspaper, and Mr. Richard Massa, sponsor of the paper. Gwen Garnett, Dr. Lambert, Steve Poore. Gwen Garnett, Dr. Lambert, Steve Poore, Molly Pannell. THE CREATIVE ARTS MAGAZINE’S STAFF: Molly Pannell, Dr. John Hunt, Mr. Henry C. Morgan, English advisor; Doyle Hall, Joseph Lambert, English advisor; Gwen Garnett, secretary; art editor; Steve Poore, editor. Winged Lion 123 Penny Huff and Patti Storm. ‘ALL Kathy Kruse, Mr. Ron Robson, Director of Public Information and spon¬ sor of the CROSSROADS, and Terry Allen, secretary of Public Informa¬ tion Office. Acknowledgements for CROSSROADS 73: Carthage Press Joplin Globe The Chart MSSC Police Academy College Union Board Student Senate Northpark Mall Lind Photography KUHI-TV KODE-TV Ron Fischer Ken Jones Joe Farnsworth Tom Smith Phil Steed. 124 The Crossroads Jann Case. The Crossroads Editor Associate Editor Assistant Editor Editorial Staff Business Manager Head Photographer Photography Staff Sponsor Patti Storm Penny Huff Patty Bingham Jann Case Penny Moorehouse John Hunt Phil Steed Wallace Kennedy Allen Shellack Don Sill Ron Robson Wally Kennedy. The Crossroads 125 Epsilon Gamma English club members: Dale Basham, Ruth Garrett, and Gayle Cowen. Tom Noel, who performed “Mark Twain” for a convocation, was a guest at an Epsilon Gamma Meeting. Epsilon Gamma 127 Delta Gamma Suzanne Rousch, Jan Johns, Chris Conyers, Melinda Hadley, Ann McFadden, and Jan Carpenter gathered around the player piano. 128 Delta Gamma Delta Gamma 129 J Then CORCH FRRZiER TRUCHT THE TERM TO NOUI RLL L R MiC Officers: Seated: Nancy Morton, Judy Parker, vice president; Connie Travis, president; Linda DeMaire; Gale Pflug, Barb Brandt. Standing: Sponsor Ann Slanina, Marta Poynor, Connie Duke, Mary Ann Stipp. X Fall rush party. Football Homecoming parade. Deltas entered a float in 130 Delta Phi Delta Delta Phi Delta 131 ■ Mu Sigma Gamma Mu Sigma lent support at Homecoming Pep Rally. 134 Mu Sigma Gamma Kenny Smith, Scott Brothers, and Roger Morton-brothers. Mu Sigma Gamma sponsored three teams in intramural basketball, left. Mu Sigma Gamma 135 Young Democrats Ms. Judy Grant led discussion among the Young Democrats on the Equal Rights Amendment. Young Democrats listened to Ms. Karen Schafer’s lecture supporting the Equal Rights Amendment. Bill Thomas, Democratic candidate for 7th District Congressman. Young Democrats hosted Pierre Salinger, Press secretary for Senator George McGovern. 136 Young Democrats The Ecumenical Council sponsored a dance after the MSSC- Drury game. Ecumenical Council Ministry Graham Riggs, ECM minister and Rev. William Stanton. A non-denominational religious organization, the Ecumenical Council met weekly for a noon luncheon. Ecumenical Council Ministry 137 Koinonia Koininia, a non-denominational organization, held Bible studies Thursday nights. The word koininia is Greek and means fellowship.” Koinonia 139 140 Men’s Residence Hall Men’s Residence Hall Larry Crowder, treasurer; Jerry Black, president; Kreta Cable, secretary, below. 142 S.A.M, Jerry Black, Brenda Thompson, Larry Crowder, Robert Dee, Jeff Dymott, Gregg Knapp, and Herbert Roberts — accounting interns. S.A.M. 143 Rho Epsilon Chi members, Larry Cunningham, Greg Owens, John Wilkerson and Ron Barnes ran concession booth at basket¬ ball games. 144 Rho Epsilon Chi Bruce Borremans, president; Robert Arnold, Rick Showalter, Debbie Aten. Debbie Aten, below. Computer Science Computer Science 145 Dr. Dryer, SNEA advisor; Kent Estes, past vice-president Missouri SNEA; Patsy Younker, historian; Connie Billingsly, president; Debbie Shanks, secretary; Marsha Klein, vice-president. Mrs. Robert, Chairman for the Mental Retardation Drive, campaigned to enlist SNEA help. 146 Organizations Student National Education Association SNEA members gathered for club meeting. Connie Billingsly, SNEA Homecoming queen candidate. Organizations 147 148 Student Nurses Student Nurses 149 150 Women’s Residence Hall Women’s Residence Hall 151 Kit Bond spoke at MSSC while he was a candidate for governor. Young Republicans worked in conjunction with the Republican head¬ quarters downtown. 152 Young Republicans Steve Holt, president, Pam Hankins, Cheryl Frey, Linda Newman and Doug End icott placed Republican bumper stickers on cars. Steve Holt and Doug Endicott handed out campaign literature about the Republican candidates. Young Republicans 153 Adams, Darieus Adkison, Jerry Agan, Charles Agan, Jan Aggus, Walter Aggus, Gary Allan, Steve Allen, Cheryl Allison, Gary Allison, Paul Alms, Greg Altendorf, Janet Amos, Don Anders, Kerry Anderson, Todd Andrews, Clarence Ansley, Steve Armstrong, Deann Armstrong, Rita Arnce, Betty Ash, Suzy Atkinson, Robert Aubuchon, Mark Auman, Rosemary Baine, Robert Baird, Michael Baker, Edward Baker, Edward Baker, Janice Baker, Ron Baker, Stephen Baldridge, Randy Baldwin, Bob Baldwin, John Ball, Rita Banther, David Barcus, Debbie Barham, Linda Barksdale, Catherine Barron, Diane Barton, Gary Barwick, Melissa Freshman class officers: Doug Meyers, president; Mark Rhoads, vice-president; not present, Connie Thomas, secretary. 156 Freshmen Bastian, Jim Bataille, Robert Batson, Steve Baum, Harry Bazby, Thomas Beeler, Jacklin Beeler, Richard Beeman, William Bennett, Dennis Bequette, Paul Biehl, Becky Bill, Dale Bill, Jay Bishop, Jerry Black, Robin Blackburn, Howard Blackford, Everett Blackford, Gaytina Blair, Pam Blake, Marsha Bland, Deborah Blizzard, Ronald Bobbett, Randy Bogle, Darrell Boone, Shirley Bowen, Robert Boyd, William Boyer, Daniel Boyer, Donna Bradley, Steve Brafford, Mike Bray, Marsha Breeden, Randy Brester, Charles Brewer, Diana Briggs, Don Briley, Madonna Brill, Carrie Broaddus, Harold Broadway, Dave Brock, Loretta Brooks, Kenneth Brothers, Danny Brothers, Robert Brower, Ronald Brown, Candy Brown, Jim Brown, Joan Brown, Susie Browning, Mark Bruce, Jeff Bryandt, Victoria Bull, Steven Burgess, Lorie Burleson, Mike Burress, Jack Burrington, Sandra Burris, Timothy Byrd, Tony Cable, Gerald Cain, Karen Caldwell, Wayne Callihan, Dan Camerer, Mike Cammack, Mary Camp, Lucile Campbell, Janet Capp, Rebecca Carder, Mike Carey, Linda Freshmen 157 Carlson, Marsha Carlton, Steve Carpenter, Jan Carroll, Kathy Carter, Cynthia Carter, Doug Carter, Kokher Caruthers, Daniel Case, Jill Cash, Steve Castle, Scott Chancellor, Clay Chandler, Ernest Chandler, Michael Chaplin, Robert Charron, Gregg Chartier, Gavin Cheatham, Dian Chesnut, Judd Christophersen, Mike Christy, Steven Clark, Christy Clark, John Clark, Larry Clark, Phil Clary, Mike Clayton, Cynthia Cline, Rick Cloos, Nanette Cloud, Carolyn Coady, JoAnn Coleman, Robert Collins, Ethel Collins, Stephen Colon, Danni Colon, Russell Conrad, Mary Conyne, Eva Cooper, Jerry Copley, Gary Costley, Keith Costley, Kevin Coulter, Ken Cox, Charles Cox, Jacqueline Crabb, Linda Crane, Douglas Crane, Stan Crawford, Hugh Creed, Kenny Cress, Linda Crowder, Myke 158 Freshmen Crowder, Myla Cummins, John Cunningham, Barbara Cunningham, William Cupp, Charles Curtis, Bill Cyrus, Martha Dahmer, Brent Dalton, Margaret Dampier, Billie Davenport, Steven Daves, Sal lye Davidson, Linda Davidson, Patti Davis, Donna Davis, Janice Davis, Joe Davis, Kevin Davis, Mike Davis, Sidney Day, Mike Dayton, Jack Deal, Jerry Dean, Gary Dearing, Scott Deems, Tommy DeHarmond, Kathy DeJarnette, Greg Delzell, John Delzell, Virginia 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Gilman, Eugene Gilman, Terry Gilmartin, Carolyn Gilmore, Darlene Gire, Michalene Gnerlich, Fred Goettel, Dennis Gollhofer, Mike Gollhofer, Pam Goodhall, Ann Goodman, David Goodson, Larry Gory, Pat Graham, Donald Grandy, Bob Granger, Ron Grant, Galen Graves, Percy Gray, Will Grayston, Kathy Green, Linda Green, Melva Green, Robert Green, Roger Green, Tom Greenwood, Sandy Gregory, Jerald Griggs, Allison Griggs, Amy Gripka, Tom Gunnels, Jay Haase, Debbie Haase, Karen Hacker, Randy 160 Freshmen Haddock, Randall Hadley, Kathy Hadley, Melinda Haggard, Patty Haggard, Tony Hale, Jack Hall, Bob Hall, Debra Hall, Roger Halliwill, Steven Ham, Donna Hamilton, Gary Hamilton, Steve Hammergren, JoAnne Hammond, Dennis Harl, James Harmon, Rick Harrington, Mark Harris, Wayne Harrison, Pam Harrison, Roger Hasselbring, Britt Haubein, George Hawkins, Wanda Hay, Linda Hayes, Elizabeth Hayes, Eugene Haymaker, Cecil Haynes, Tim Hagebusch, Bryan Headrick, Duane Heater, Danny Heaton, Patricia Hedge, Joan Heeney, 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Knight, Gale Knowles, Marla Knowlton, David Kohler, Nanna Kolkmeyer, David Koscheski, Susie Krusemark, Gail LaBlak, John LaGasse, Louis Lake, Sheki Lambert, Gary Lambeth, Debra Landreth, Fredrick Landrith, Jeff Landrith, Joseph Lang, Robert Langlvin, Rick Lansdown, Linda Largent, Dennis Larkin, Steve Larson, Mike Larson, Susette Lauener, Greg Lawson, Sandi Lay, Joe Layton, Mary Learning, Cindy Leeper, Cynthia Leggitt, Linda Leggitt, Rick Lewis, Frances Lewis, Wade Lieberman, Bob Littleton, Terry Locke, Sandy Lofton, Richard Loftus, Linda Logsdon, Jana Lohman, Lori Lohmann, Gary Lonchar, Donna Long, James Long, Randy Love, Bill Lovewell, June Lowe, Cindy Loyd, Lexa Luckinbill, Diana Lundy, Mary Ann McBee, James McBride, Sharon McCaffrey, Mark McCauley, Monte McCaw, Mike McClary, Kathy McConnell, Gary McCoy, Brian McCracken, David McCullough, Kevin McDaniel, Susan McDaniel, William McDonough, Ronald McFadden, Ann McGregor, Danna McGuire, Patti McGuire, Peggy McKay, Martha Freshmen 163 McKay, Martha McKay, Sandra McKee, Michael McKelvy, Kevin McLaughlin, Robert McMullen, Danny McReynolds, Frank McReynolds, James Mackie, Linda MacKinder, Karen Magoon, Mike Mahon, Jim Manley, Dennis Manley, Jim Manley, Neil Mapes, Steve Marti, Vicky Martin, Chester Martin, Gary Martin, Janie Martin, John Martin, Lonnie Martin, Morris Martin, Nancy Masters, William Matthews, Steven Mattison, Monty Maurer, Donna Mayberry, Mark Mayfield, Michael Mead, John Mead, Ruth Meadows, Tim Meares, Terry Melin, Marva Melton, Robert Menapace, Edwin Meredith, Elizabeth Merker, Dennis Mers, Dan Messick, Anita Messick, James Mevius, Tom Meyers, Stephen Mhoon, Linda Michel, Terrie Miller, George Miller, Judith Minihan, John Mitchell, Bryanna Montague, Joseph Monteleone, Mark Moody, Richard Moore, Glenna Moore, Laken Moore, Ronald Moore, Sandy Moreland, Howard 164 Freshmen Morse, Roanna Morse, Robert Morton, Nancy Mosler, Marcia Moss, Catherine Moss, George Moss, Margaret Most, Mike Moult, Janet Mulhey, 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