Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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The Young Womesfs Auxiliary is a missionary society of the Baptist Church and works in conjunction with the Baptist Student Union. YWA studies about missionary work in the Baptist church . . . both in foreign countries and locally. Their aims are to strive for world awareness, pray for missions, do Christian witnessing, share possessions, en- list for missions and train for service. During 1964 the Odessa College chapter of YWA helped BSU do a program for the local Rescue Mission. In their attempt to understand other religions of the world, the group held a Jewish luncheon . . . complete with Jewish food. A study of the Jewish religion was presented. The ,. highlight of the year for the girls was when they attended M the YWA House Party at Hardin-Simmons, Abilene, Texas. Six local delegates attended this convention, held during the first of March. Baptist Girls' Group Hold M'ssion Study YWA club members shown going to club meeting in the BUS. ,A ,fe .,,, A J . u, 5 w EVgfAZmernbers are: Margaret Callaway, Mrs. Freer, sponsorg Mary Pride, Elaine P1-ickett, Jo Morgan, Kay Houston, Faye Klein, Pat UI uroiz. N . -4 iu F Reece, and

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'WWE ' ' Baptist Student .Union members are Mrs. Freer, sponsorg Mary Pride, Pat Reece, Jo Morgan, Faye Klein, Margie Gober, Margaret Callaway, Linda Herrington, Lulx Quiroz, Shirley German, Kay Houston, Terry Yarbrough, Charlie Callaway, Elaine Prickett, Nancy Hartman and Kaye Tipton. Back row: Lyle Riggs, Curtis Foley, Harold Slape, Joe Everett, Joe Coombes and Tommy Tyree. BSU Sponsors Campu Morning Watch The Odessa College Baptist Student Union at- BSU is an organization compo-sed of Baptist af- tempts to provide a Christian atmosphere on campus filiated students -on campus, although non-Baptist and in so doing increase interest in the spiritual, are invited to join. All Baptist students are auto- as well as the academic, phase of college life. Among matically members. If they wish to make this of- its activities are devotionals on Fridays, a missions ficial, however, they only need to request a formal program and attendance of the state convention in membership card from the president. Abilene. r f e' idx. .5 First semester officers are Charlie Calloway, vice-presidentg Terry Yarbrough, secretary, Tommy Tyree, president. II8'

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Newman Club Affiliated With National Organization The Newman club is an organization promoting Catholic culture and fellowship for the Catholic stu- dent on the OC campus. The local club is an affili- ate of the National Newman Club Federation and participates fully in the Texoma Province activities and programs. The club sponsored a communion breakfast and a spaghetti supper to finance the sending of delegates to the Province Convention. Its primary purpose is to foster the spiritual, intellectual and social development of its members and to help OC and its students whenever possible Members ofthe Newman club are Pat Stanley Karen Cook Jennie Benson, 'John Zimmerman, Margaret Sleeper, Frank Lucido Sally Barganier David Whitaker Georgia Odom Skipper Goulet Connie Nichols Normand Goulet, Dr. Helen.Reinhart and Gordon Golden.