Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Joy, sadness, relief. . . Oh, see the doors. See The people Through the doors. They are big doors. They are little doors. They are heavy doors. They are doors of a year gone by. Yes, another year has drawn toan end. As l look back reflecting in my mind the events past, There have been many' ioyous, sad, and relieving times. This moment is all three. Only an editor knows The ioy, The sadness, and The relief of completing that last deadline. Joy AT last ,the long dreamed dream is reality. The many hours of planning, preparing and waiting will be no more. Another year has been recorded and bound between the covers, on the pages of BRANDING IRON '67, Sadness An air of 'sadness fills this book. A sadness known only by those who have put their lives into it In a sense a art of our lives has died . - rf T T -T - There will notlbe another to work on and my job as editor has come To an end. But the memories and experiences will live on. As I look through these ipages every picture, every layout and every piece of copy will hold a special meaning. ' Rehef A feeling of relief has come. A feeling known only to an editor' and his staff. The relief of knowing that sleep will come again. Those nights of worrying about pictures to be taken, copy to be written and dead- lines to be met are ,gone forever. At last l can breathe deeply. 05376 . Five simple, insignificant numbers. But to eight people they became a part of our very lives. Every picture and every page had these five numbers on them. It was more familiar than our own! telephone num- ber. lt was our ifob inumber with Taylor ,Publishing Company. Thanks There are many peo- ple involved with the production of a year- book. I would like to thank the staff members who workedt so faith- fully, Taylor Publishing Company and Chester Sullivan for their pa- tience, The advertisers for their financial sup- port, the advertising staff, the students and faculty! for their coopera- tion, a special -thanks to Diana' Marshall for her constant support and de- votion, and especially Mike Ryan who gave me his confidence and the freedom in planning this yearbook. Oh, see the doors. They are big tdoors. They are little doors. They are heavy doors. They are closed doors.