Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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'I 1 i ff! . 1 LQR LM, JY 1515? 1 1 N 1 1 1 I 5: sg U ty Delicate balancing and weighing, demonstrated by Norman Goulet, is essential for the proper final outcome of any chemistry experiment. Bonnie Carter punches her name on an IBM card puncher to be placed in the sorter in the background. 30 Lab Class s Perplexed by a difficult assignment in business machines, Jane Tisdale hammers steadily at the adding machine key board. ,mi , . A, If Aa-f-isa iw r X94 . fl. f , -I

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Odess College i1!?ait,, 1 -, who V lk N L November 1 marked an important day in the history of KOCV-FM with the oon- struction of a new OC landmark, the 300 foot radio tower. -'. ' 'v' ,bw ff i t i I -5 3 , -- -'TZV4 Q 5 ' ' F fr ' is Ll ogg, - - -A ' During October, construction was well underway on the FM station's studios.

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Prepare Stud Earth sciences instructor Donald Clay points out to Gary Birdsong different rock formations in geology. Science, business, math, three important areas of endeavor taught at Odessa College, require many long hours of studious concentration. 'These three keynote fields act as knowledge guides for individual development, academic as well as per- sonal. Courses 'in science include physics, chemistry, geology, biology and derivatives While business courses cover such fields as business machines, IBM, typing, and shorthand. College algebra, cal- culus, and trigonometry represent only a few of the rnath courses taught at OC. El1tS V . Y' i r , . Y 1 i L3 Roy L. Glass, mathematics instructor, explains to one of his students the proper location for a plotted math point on the X-axis. iifimgjdn ,- A . L F While Winnie Montgomery skillfullyremoves the outer layer of skin, Cheryl Moss stands by to lend whatever assistance may be needed.