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

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I 003 DNS 'Z' ABOVE- Two workers from landscaping takes a boat ride out to the island on Lake Honor to feed the ducks. RIGHT- Several of the firemen gather early in the morn- ing for basic training. CENTER TOP- Kevin Hughes is careful when he sweeps to not inhale harmful fumes, TOP RIGHT- Becky Messner helps to make some molds at the Fruitcake and jelly Kitchen, LOWER RIGHT- Working at the student bank is a very busy job for Kim Gray and Laurie Haymes. 134 Vocations

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Dairy!Beef What is the one thing lim Hendrix likes best about his job - the cows . Working at the Dairy, which is su- pervised by Tom Smith, has taught lim a little about running a dairy and herd management. l'm from a dairy so it wasn't a big adjustment for me, states lim, a senior AgriculturefBusi- ness major. His job consist of ever- ything from milking to vaccinating the cows after they calve. lim feels that his job has taught him about breeding animals and what is in- volved in running a dairy, plus how to budget his time and money. When lim was asked about his overall opinion on his job he replied, I like it. Anybody who's an Agricul- ture major could learn a lot here. The School offers a unique opportu- nity with this type of experience. lim considers his campus job as be- ing hard. l'm not going to lie to you - It takes a special breed of person to be an Aggie. Not everyone is cutout to do it. You have a responsibility to the cows, states lim. UPPER RIGHT- l.I. Kramer and Kevin Phillips work at spreading silage. CENTER RIGHT- Driving a tractor is part of David Ezell's work at the Ag department. BELOW- Cliff Fitchpatrick washes down after the morning milking. RIGHT- A problem at the Ag department is solved by Pyhllis Dicus, Brenda Morrison and Mrs. Hessman. l 136 - Vocations