Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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1 ' if ,- ,. -' 'T w , I 4 1 17 ' W V . , 239 . ff E, ,EER Coker Thomas is typical of the industrious OC band members. Three choir members, Joe Coomes, Margie Gober and Nancy Mayes practice for a con- cert. .Q ' E, Af v 51. e QW-:gf c X '.x:f1:,, E ' Tina VanHorn, Wesley Wright and Gloria Debosey discuss speech topics to he used in the next IOUIHHIDCIIL 38

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In an attempt to improve her Spanish, Linda Holloway makes use of foreign language aids. Classes in Foreign languages, history, sociology and English enhance the Odessa College student's knowledge of the lives and cultures of people near -and far. With the turn of world events to the present situation, this knowledge becomes of great import- ance for the understanding of the ways of the people of the world. Wesley Ann Wright searches for a book to read for a critical book review, a requirement of English. V 37

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Fine Arts Plays Important Role Contributing to a great amount of excitement and pleasure on campus are the Fine Arts and Speech Departments. Many fine productions have been staged to the delightlof Odessa College audi- ences by the Drama Department. The OC Band and Choir have played and sung away many enjoy- able hours of music entertainment in and around a--rs --ff '-- 119, - sf- ll . Tf A-f 1 F gf ,N ,, 1, ww Y 'W lg A 4 1 l , the Odessa area. The Odessa College Speech Department has placed the name of OC ill many speech events competing against schools from all over the nation. The de- partment is responsible for the bringing home of many first and second place trophies in forensic contests. stats swf Frances Hunter, costume chairman for House Divided, finds working in the drama department rewarding.