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

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George McGovern was making the point that we shouldn't spend so much money on things that destroy, but on things that help people. I feel that it's good to bring up these issues that we need to deal with everyday. -Roy Bonepalli I think we need a lot more speakers like these. -Kathleen Cordray Now these are convos! -john Iacobs UPPER journalist George Plimpton admits that he isn't sure where he is during his talk on his experiences and exploits in the world of sports. LOWER LEFT- Missouri Senator john Danforth fields questions from students and area residents during his visit to the campus as part of the Town Meeting program. LOWER RIGHT- Former United States Congressman, Senator and Presidential candidate George McGovern makes a point during his convocation on political issues. Introduction - 7

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E we The first few days we were here, my roommate and I kept thinking that we were living in a hotel. Everything was new. -Sheri Marvin It makes me feel more like the dorm is my home. I love it'll ' -Angie Goss UPPER-Dr. Stephen lennings presents a painting of the new Mabee Hall for Women to Mr. Donald Moyers of the Mabee Foundation. CENTER LEFT-Dr. Clark visits with member of the President's Council Charles Winston after the dedica- tion. CENTER RIGHT-The dedication ceremony is well attended. LOWER-Lisa Morris gives a tour of the new hall for some of the guests. 6 - Opening a n 5 . E I V' S-L. 5 Z il so . ? . -I 1 r .iw 9,45 may uf l 'iFm! sz. 1, in 1 V 4 u,n.,A f.v,g.,,

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More than any other institution I know, this College bears the mark of one man . . . Graham Clark. He is part of the fabric of the School of the Ozarks and always will be. He will be missed, but not forgotten. -Stephen Jennings UPPER-Dr. M. Graham Clark retires this year as Chairman ofthe Board of Trustees for The School. LEFT-Dr. Clark and his wife Elizabeth accept one of many awards presented to the School. LOWER-Dr. Clark shows his versatility by giving a milking exhibition at Lake Honor. 8 - Introduction