Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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l Mark Prices and Belinda My- Tick console Andy Hays affer -he slays several men in the arena. Mark Price begs Jams Bucannon for The lives of his fellow Chrisfians. Mrs. 'Powell olirecls Mark Priceland James Bucannon in a particularly diffiCUlT S-Gene

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l i Oil Sho h record attendance October'l9-22 brought the bi-annual Oil Show to the Ector County Coliseum. An estimated 291,000 vis-itors viewed exhibits in 521 spaces by 444 exhibitors. Over 550,000,000 of equipment was displayed and explained. Fifty-six cities from twenty-five states and Canada were represented. All phases ofthe industry and related fields were marked includ- ing service, supply, pipeline, and drilling. A scale model lreplica of an oil Below-This antique oil well 'Field rig is dis- seems like a ghost of the past in ,played at the contrast to today's modern busi- Oil Show. nessmen. , l l if ' 1 1-, ,N nf ,l . , I :ji ,,,, l U' 1. 1 4 rr

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Department presents well-received plays The first production of the drama depart- ment this year was Androcles and the Lion by George Bernard Shaw. lt is the story of a Christian who befriends a lion one day in the forest. He is saved by the grateful lion when he is being persecuted in the Roman arena for his Christian beliefs. The second production was Cradle Song by Cierra-Martinze which tells the story of the life of a baby found on the steps of a convent. The story revolves around her relationships with the sisters and their reactions to her impending marriage. George Chatfin portrays a doc- tor examining the hand of a sister, Marsha Lasater. The sisters look on as Prioress, played by Patsy Cowden, discovers a baby left on their doorstep. ini i-su-9 A ' 1 l' . l 5 3 il l, it ,, F L,-iftu