Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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aff Increased interest in art spurred administration to offer art major A 4' - True art is communicating your innermost emotions Into a tangible form that can be appreciated by others. Ron Holz expressed his feelings on canvas with paints and brushes. The Art Department was established in January of 1964 when Mrs. Annabell Polk was employed to teach art. For the past seven years Southwest Baptist College has offered a minor in art. The Art Department has continued to grow through the past several years and during the 1972-73 school years steps were taken to offer a major in art. The major places emphasis on preparation for teaching in both elementary and secondary schools and also for students desiring to major in art in preparation for graduate school. In correlation with the new art major, many new courses were planned. Among them were courses in art history, sculptoring, and a course in art designed for those who plan to teach special education. Artists use form, line, texture, space and color to create their Ideas. Mary Kay Bybee made a kite as one of her art projects In Design. Art students held a kite flylng contest on Spring High School Day. na fi up . , - -.5 ' T f V-I . .- . 4' i....g,e2.:.1f,f .,.a. .4 T if -- 1 ' . - A . ,'.' 4 bl ' ' ' ff' ri ' ' . .wef- zgjifl-I .HES ..u . QQ-J.1II ... , W 5... -ef. fx M .

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biology, chemistry Biology students travel to Arizona to study desert biology school year to build an animal room next to the L tg The Biology department made plans during the 1972-73 if 'Q greenhouse which is attached to the Casebolt g , Science Building. The animal room will be used I I ' Q by several courses. This room will provide cages . for terrestrial animals and tanks and aquariums i g '-':' T 1 for those requiring more moisture. ' ': A Students who were interested in life under very dry i C 1 ' -. , conditions had the opportunity to take desert A biology during the summer school session. These M ' ' A . . students traveled around six thousand miles and Xt f g q T54 visited four different desert biomes. They also spent , . it approximately three weeks studying at the Arizona M' 'V State University. Several students in the biology and chemistry departments finished their required college courses at SWBC during the spring term of 1972-73 and went on to Cox Medical Center or Missouri Baptist Hospital to complete the requirements for their B.S. in Medical Technology. , .gin J giirha-. . , - 'lf' Students learn best when they have the actual objects to work with. Dr. Scientists find that an important part of their work ls recording their data Clark spent a number of hours out of his busy day growing plants in the in a lab report. Mr. Robert Smith gave a few suggestions to Mlke Cowan, greenhouse f0r Student use, Kathy Hawkins, and Phyllis Weems for their lab reports. 2'l