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

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There's been a concern that more attention be given to the students. lt's hoped that these changes will help the students feel more at home and that they are part of the college. -Dr. Sam Clawson UPPER- In order to make Lake Honor safer for visiting children, a protective wrought iron fence is being erected by students from the Metal Shop. CENTER- Several FacultyfStaff houses are in the process of being removed to make room for the new Plaster Business Build- ing. LOWER- A scale model of the new Plaster Business Building currently under construc- tion. 2 Introduction

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The School of the Ozarks is a difficult place to raise money. There's a lot of apathy here towards your cause. That means that each project you do must be different from the rest. -Greg Brown UPPER- The first annual Lip-Sync contest was sponsored by KATS am 600, the student radio station, and was met by a packed lones Auditorium. Anthony Freeman, Robert Knowles, Reggie Burton, Tommie Osborn and Keith Rogers came in second as The Big Dees . LOWER LEFT- It's always important to get people's attention. Clarence Atteberry does his part dur- ing a Business Undergraduate Society car wash. LOWER RIGHT- Next to dances, car washes are the most popular method of fund raising. Sue Ann Lawrence lends a hand and a sponge to the cause. Introduction - 3