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

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P9 We LEFT-Bruce Bowlin applies a coat of glaze to his pottery project. CENTER-Neal Edgar catches up on his History reading in the library. RIGHT CENTER-Debbie Ander- son, Kim Shaw, and Susan Moore run through one of the English Departments computer programs. UPPER RIGHT- Beth Givens listens to a Foreign Language lab. LOWER RIGHT-The Bobcat Band settles down for prac- tice. 10 Academics XC

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Agriculture I see Agriculture as being unique. We have a great responsibility. We have to be here. There are things that have to be done here. That teaches a lot, and when employers see that, they take notice. -Phyllis Dicus UPPER RIGHT-Part of learning the business of Agriculture is taught on the farm. james Kramer gets a lesson in the fine art of spreading silage. LEFT-An Agriculture Major teaches more than farmwork. One of the important aspects taught is the management of the farm. Charles Roark, Harold Roberts, and Kevin Phillips discuss some important points in class. LOWER RIGHT-Handling animals and treating them is an important part of running a farm. james Hendrix assists Dr. Hesman to test a cow for Tuberculosis. 12 - Academics i 'F-hung., f n! '