Odessa High School - Corral Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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wgqz, , A- V, f CAMPUS LIFE Proms, parties, worknights, playnights . . . each special, yet completely different. The events included in Campus Life con- trast in many ways, and contrast they should, for there should be an event suited to almost every individual's tastes. Many students prefer a quiet and dignified occasion, while others pre- fer an evening of laughter and playfulness. No matter what type of extra-curricular activity one prefers, he is likely to find it on Odessa High's crowded schedule of events. X.- r 1 It 1 l ,,,,.,. 1.5 I :,. R . 1+

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W. ,.-.. lc-33:1 ,+..n+-4-uv---...- ..e.....f...a f-a Bariione Wins Acclaim in ConTesT i Virtually every kind of TalenT was displayed aT This year's TalenT show. Singing groups, in- TerpreTers, and even hula dancers made Their debufs in The annual evenT, sponsored by The Odessa High choral deparTmenT. This year, winning firsT place was Clifton Word, who is widely known for his vocal TalenT. Second place honors wenT To a Tolk- music Trio consisTing of Peggy Brown, Mike Peoples, KenneTh Bowles, and STeve McCleery. Adding a dash of The rornanTic islands, Cyn- Thia Chappell danced her way To Third place by doing a hula. ACCEPTING HIS first-place Trophy, Clifton Word receives a loud round ' of applause. SHOWING HER winner's smile, Cynthia Chappell displays her trophy for ihird place. SERVlNG AS masTer of ceremonies, Larry GaTlin added much spice To The Talent show. 771 A LIVELY foursome-Kenneth Bowles, Peggy Brown, Steve McCleery and Mike Peoples-Took The honors on second place.