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

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Physical Education Before I became a P.E. Major I thought that it was an easy major. A lot of people think that, but it isn't as easy as you think. It's just as hard as any other major, but in a different way. -Tracy Walker UPPER-The Physical Education majors provide the valuable service of supervising many of the activities that take place in the fieldhouse. Todd Riedel maintains a watchful eye as lifeguard during the evening. CENTER LEFT-Many Physical Education majors are involved in the various sports teams. Kathy Helle is put through her paces during a Lady Bobcats practice. CENTER RIGHT-Tommy Osborn is one of the students who use the weight room to keep fit. LOWER-Physical Education classes are not all sports and working out. Robert Powers explains some technical aspects to Doug Baker, Mike Postlewait, David Mallow, and David McDonald. Academics

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Music I like the smallness of the program here because it's a good halfway house between high school and a larger school. You're challenged, but at the same time you're not overwhelmed by competition. -Helen Weems UPPER-The Music Department prides itself on being able to give individual instruction as well as classroom instruction. Barbara Barkley is one of many students who receive personal help in improving their vocal skills. LOWER LEFT-For Charles Heiner band practice is not something that ended in high school. LOWER RIGHT: Although Classical Piano is the easiest course of its kind, Charlotte Emerson and Janice Collins are kept busy in the class. emics .,

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Philosophy! Religion My relationship with God is the most important thing in my life. I want to know more about it. I don't want to be ignorant in my belief. The program has challenged me and helped me better understand my beliefs. -Gale Arnold 3 UPPER-Although Biblical Survey can be a serious subject, Diane Barnes can find some time to laugh a little before class starts. CENTER LEFT-Many of the upper level religion classes are small. This works well in a class like The Teachings of lesus where discussion is important in understanding the material. LOWER RIGHT-Dr. William Soll elaborates on a lecture point after class to Matt Moore and Dan Grass. 28 Academics