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

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Graphic Arts Graphic Arts is a vocation. Many majors just study facts We study processes and skills. I like that the program allows us to work in the -Maria Kocurek UPPER-Beth Taye is up to her knees in issues of The Ozark Visitor as she rushes to get them mailed. CENTER LEFT-A major part of Graphic Arts is the use of presses and the inks used. Reggie Burton carefully mixes a batch of ink for the press. CENTER RIGHT-One of the advan- tages of having a print shop with the Graphic Arts pro- gram is the on-the-job-training available. Donna McGatha, watches attentively as Laura Lane explains a project. LOWER-When it is time for a project to be mailed out of the print shop it takes help from every- one, Donna McGatha, Christi Williams, and Laura Lane all pitch in to send bundled mail down the line. Academics 31

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Speech! Theatre Speech Communication will prepare me for many different fields. With it I can do many things. It is 'Liberal Arts'. -Kendra Pry UPPER-Most people are familiar only with what they see on stage. Tom Warning puts the finishing touches on part of the setp just one of the many details that must be taken care of behind the scenes. CENTER-Not all of Speech class involves getting up in front of the class. joe Embser's class is quite familiar with the bookwork that goes along with those speeches. LOWER LEFT-A demonstration speech allows students to be very creative. Gwen Falter gives a demonstration on color analyzing. LOWER RIGHT-A Theater major can teach you quite a few unusual things. Tom Warning shows Mark Virkler how to make styrofoam masks. 30 Academics

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P55 ABGVEw Who ever said 'All work and NO play? RIGHT- One of the major events for students to participate in is the Annual Pyramid Contest during halftime of a Bobcat basketball game. The winners for '86, The Cat Patrol , begin their dismount after building their pyramid, CEN- TER. TOP- Rich Hall is never shy to have his picture taken. TGP LEFT- Will Liliana Levy, Lisa Combs, and Kenda Bailey ever make the cover of Vogue magazine? LOWER LEFT- Fionuala McGlynn and Kenny Nobles spend a relaxing afternoon in from of CC, 32 Faces