Odessa High School - Corral Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Another year, another group of pupils, another set of names . . . Each year greets a change in Odessa High School; a few witness these changes annually. These are the faculty members. Nine months out of twelve are spent preparing the student for his future, be it another year of high school education, college, or his chosen vocation. So the students come and go. The faculty add what they can to the stature of the student in the short periods of time and then . . . Instructor Norene Morgan goes through the files, musing to herself . . . What set of names will be here this time next year? -

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A i Tonya Lynn i ly Parks Runners-Up to Mr. and Miss O.H.S. These four students were near misses to the coveted titles of Mr. and Miss O.H.S. Having claimed other honors at O.H.S., Tonya, Billy, Cheri, and Jeff can add this particular laurel to their already long list. Cheri Smith Jeff Yudin

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Board Dictates Educational Activities The Board Walker, E. H. Educatior sndrick, Ja left to right: Gayle R. Dishong, J. R. Wright, Bill R. Casstevens, J. W. Hunt, O. D. Albright, Dr. Dwight Kirk, Charles Attending meetings monthly, the Board of Education fulfills many functions. A basal purpose of the board is to establish educational policies and to reevaluate old policies. The board, serving elementary and secondary schools across Ector County, enforces its requirements by seeing that the school administrations carry out their duties. Looking over Gayle Dishong ' s shoulder, Bill Casstevens and J. R. Wright check a textbook list. O. D. Albright, president, Dwight L. Kirk, superintendent of schools Charles Walker, business manager, officiate at board meetings. Kji|K j E $4 E. H. Hendrick and J. W. Hunt examine the school budget.