Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Members of Delta Psi Omega consist of Sandy Carter, Suzie Moore, Larry Carter, Sandy Matney and Jan Slack. Thesplans P ' resent Original Musical Delta Psi Omega is an organization of students who are enrolled in drama and who participate in dramatic productions. During this school year, the Drama Department presented, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ARMS AND THE MAN, and HOUSE DIVIDED. Casting for these and other productions is open to all students of the college. Freda Powell supervises the work of Don Morgan, Larry Carter, and Bill Styron as they make props for a play.

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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

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Concerts, Stunt Night Hi hlight Year Each year the Odessa College Choir, under the direction of Paul Peck, performs at many functions in the Permian Basin area. During 1964 Choir members have performed in 10 musical shows in cooperation with the Drama Department, including five original scores by Mr. Peck. Appearances on television and radio shows round out the Choir's busy activities for the year. During the year, Choir members worked diligent- ly to raise funds for the 7th annual trip to Monter- rey, Mexico. Stunt Night, their largest money-maker, was also one of the school's most popular social ac- tivities. Cash awards were presented to the top three performing clubs. Diligent rehearsing improves the quality of the choir. - 515' - 1325: Choir members of 1963-64 are Don Malone, Bertrand Taylor, Earl Ray Robinson, Joe Coombes, Lyle Riggs, Curtis Folley, Coker Thomas, Byrd Taylor, Mike Conner Joe Pryor, Dick Bowles, Steve O'Neil, Margie Gober, Sandy 'Matney, Beverly Burton, Candy Perry, Donna Russell, .lanet Burgoon, Toni WIUIBIITS, Loretta Williams, Suzie Moore, Nelda Boyd, Sheila Ramsey, Jan Slack, Joan Broyles, Linda Francis, Nancy Volmert, Saude Miller, Shirley Hollowell, Margie Ritchey Pat Skinner, Nancy Mayes, and Mary Hooper.