College of the Ozarks - Soto Yearbook (Point Lookout, MO)

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Everyone! !! Q sw-my s SE Watermelons, Watermelons For S suns Q its s is jtgvlwyat iex SM-News Lake Honor was once again the site for the annual watermel- on feast. Several watermelons were chilled, cut and served by the administrators. A large crowd of students, faculty and administrators gathered to talk, laugh and enjoy ALL the watermelon they could ever want! 1. Bob Christopher enjoys another bite of watermelon. 2, Everyone enjoys eating all the watermelon they can, while Brian Chambers decides if he wants another piece. 3. Bruce Mc Atee doesn't want to share his watermel- on with anyone. 36fWatermelon Feast 2 33 lili- gm

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1. Clayton Huff says, Let me out. 2. Kevin Davis tries his hand at the video games. 3. Sonya Davey tries to get a little girl to dunk Dr. Keeter. 4. Debbie Wieberg wonders where the money is, while Kim Liddy is drinking all the profits. 5. Leanne Schrock and Rachelle Stelzer serve up some punch. 1641 ' f W, 4 Times Of Our Livesf35

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'ufhe Pirates Of Penzance' ' Students of S of O worked very hard to stage a special benefit production of the The Pirates of Penzance. The purpose of the production was to raise funds for travel and research funds for students in Theatre, Music and Art. A trip to New York was hoped to be taken to see three Broadway shows and tour a couple of Art museums. The purpose of Pirates was to help fund transportation ex- penses. A cast of nearly forty students and community people present- ed the Gilbert and Sullivan play. It was performed in Octo- ber under the direction of Sarah Klinefelter. l. Cast of the Pirates of Penzance can sing as well as act. 2. Lisa Unsell shows her acting ability in The Pirates of Pen- zance. 3. Ho, Ho, Ho, and a bottle of Rum!!! 4. Ms. Jesse takes time out to perform in the play along with Steve Brubaker.