Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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as V- Detra Green-Miss Elementary Teacher of Texas. Q U HY During election of officers for the TSEA, Detra 'Green has her hand raised to make a motion. I Sherry Knox was chosen Teacher of the Year by TSEA I S I ' State Officers of TSEA are: .linnie Winn Jackson, Alternate ICC Rep.g Danng'hDillarc1lli 'llgreas Detra Green, ICC Rep.g B111 Craig, V.-P., Sherry Knox, Presidentg aron c ame , Secretaryg Joyce Wallace, Parliamentarian. The TSEA, with one of the largest memberships on campus, is certainly one of the most active. During 1964 members attended two conventions, a Regional Drive-In Conference for officers held at Texas Tech in Lubbock and the Texas Student Education Association state conference held at Hous- ton. During the State Conference, it was especially' recognized for having completed the Achieve 21 campaign. The only junior college recognized at this year's state convention was the Murry H. Fly chapter. Detra Green was named Miss Elementary Teacher of the Future and the chapter won first on their handbook and third on their scrapbook. I I U tg? fir? i 041, l

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Phi 'Theta.Kappa rnemhersare the cream-of-the-crop at Odessa College. The officers are Paulette Fry, Reporterg Danny Gordong Zee Helmer, Vice-Presidentg M1ss Gilmour, Sponsorg Mr. J. Parker Bogue, Sponsorg Charles Bower, Presidentg Sammy Duncang Ann Werner, Secretary: and Elaine Prickett. ODESTSA Comics ' l., Some new inductees chat at the Murray H. Fly Memorial Library. Phi Theta Kappa is the honorary scholastic fra- ternity of Odessa College. To fulfill its high stand- ards, a student must be carrying fifteen hours f twelve of which must be in courses under arts and sciencej and must have a 2.2 average in all his col- lege work. Phi Theta Kappa Honors Scholars Phi Theta Kappa handles publication of the stu- dent directory and the articles concerning the Na- tional Study Pro-gram. The highlight of the year is the 1964- Convention, which is to he held at Aher-

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New Sponsor Joins Phi Rho Pi Mr. Jackson, sponsorg Sherry Knox, member: Gloria Bosse, Presidentg Minnie Hogan, Secretary. fNot shown is Charlie Brown, Vice-Presidentl. Phi Rho Pi is the national speech society-that recognizes junior college students who have per- formed successfully in the various speech activities for their communities and in collegiate tournaments. The group participates in all types of speech ac- tivities within the community and attends seven college tournaments during the school year. Members of Phi Rho Pi are chosen on the basis of their performances and general scholarship. The highpoint of each year is the National Con- vention and Tournament which was held in Wil- burton, Kansas, in April. Phi Rho Pi members Tina Van Horn, Sherry Knox, Sande Miller, Gloria Bosse, Kay Houston, Minnie Hogan, Bill Craig, Dick Bowles, and Larry Lee. IO6