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

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Home Economics I feel like the area that is our best is the department' emphasis on professionalism We arent just homemakers, but are working with the community and the family unit t 5 UPPER LEFT-Ch ty K 'th d W k UP RIGHT-Holl armen or e o'as wi some snowflakes. LOW- ER LEFT-Frances Ro ers uts e 'na ouc es on an ou ' s e's wor e on on. LOW- ER RIGHT-Dail Allen makes use of one of the depart- ment's modern sewing ma- chines. 22 A ademics

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Iistory!Political Science The best thing about the Political Science program is that since it is small we get more of a one on one relationship with the instructor. I feel that this has lped me be as prepared as possible for whatever graduate work I do. -Mack Calvert UPPER LEFT-Political Science classes encourage students to discuss impor- tant points in order to better understand the complex material. Greg Fowler expresses his views as Brian Spargo, Rachael Thomas, and Mary Ruckel listen intently. UPPER RIGHT-World Civilization is considered to be one of the hardest classes in the History Department. This World Civ class knows it and keeps attentive. LOWER LEFT-Robert Desselle uses the resources of the library to complete a law project for class. LOWER RIGHT-The study of International Relations is complex. Dr. Quiko's class is kept busy taking notes during class. Academics

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lu-.si 1' Industrial Arts I enjoy hands on work. I like to build things and figure things out. The program here is thourough and all the profs are good teachers. It's a good learning experience. -Al Bell 'C ,.-,, Taz... .,,.. E AI I f rjtil 'fl YL W t 24, t l I I wi f 5 -' ggz I fi i f f I f:.,' UPPER LEFT-The shavings really fly when Cl ton Huff takes to the wood lathe to he finishing touches on his project. UPPER RIGHT-The computerized metal lathe is not only efficient, but is easy to , as Bill Turner demonstrates. LOWER- Hal Owen applies a coat of glue to a board Academ 23