Odessa High School - Corral Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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. . . Choice of What to Learn Qohool days ' are chock full of learning activities. But when one student ' s day ends, the day may just be beginning, for others. Musicians, dramatists, jour- nalists . . . denizens of the dark . . . light up the night on North Dotsy. 17

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Only in America II page 17G fli. The typical American teen-ager is a one-of-a-kind thing . . . sometimes bored, often boorish, always complicat- ed .. . but as vital to American life as hot dogs and green stamps. No other nation has any institution like teenage- hood in America - and we ' re glad to be a small part of it. i F 1 ni 1 m Pip., t- ♦ »-♦■ ' - 16

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Tonight . . . Tonight, tonight won ' t be Just any night . . . Student life no matter how well portrayed would not be complete without the extra curricular activities, most of which occur in the evening. From the athletic panorama to banguets, proms, and concerts, school weeks were marked from one event to the next. Each incident was just another intricate setting on the vast stage of the West Side Story. 18