Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Students find l 0 varied pastimes To prove the idea that not two students are alike each of the students at OC finds something dif- ferent to fill his time and interests. Sorne students spend their time at the SUB, others pursue the hobbies relating to their hobbies, and still others find time to attend many of the extracurricular ac- tivities at OC. Since lmost students find more things to do than they have time, finding something to do is' not so much a problem as deciding which to do. Ex-WRA members Carolyn, Barnett and Pat Reeves, 're- turn to referee the Permian Basin Invitational Volleyball Tournament.

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Seen through a maze of books, This sTudenT uses The library To study. The librar - a place to learn or relax These are sTudenTs, once boys and girls, now men and women upon whom The world will one day resT. Now, They are able To Take advanTage of The gifTs ThaT educa- Tion can besTow upon Them. LaTer, They will go ouT inTo The world and be The masTers of iT. They will be aware of ThaT world Through The newspapers, magazines, and most im- porTanT of all, Through ThaT educaTion which They have acquired in Their college years- boTh from books and experience. Doak Peyton finds The isolation of The study booTh lends itself well to concentration,

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Art students at Odessa College are encouraged to use their imagination and talent. Bill Sanders uses the equipment of the Technical Voca- tion Education Department to tune a motor. Mike Sullivan and Shannon House enioy dinner in the Stu- dent Union Building.