Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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The WRA sponsored this soccer game between freshman and sophomore girls. if--1 . WRA Encourage Team Sports Throughout the year outstanding speakers and coaches are scheduled for appearances during regular meeting times. The purpose of such lec- tures coincides with the purpose of the club it- self . . . to assist in any way those women stu- dents on campus who are interested in physical education or coaching as a career. The Women's Recreation Association sponsors all events on campus dealing with women's sports. The all-district volleyball match for surrounding high school teams which the club held in Janu- ary is an example of tremendous sponsorship. Each day the games were played before a full house. WRA members receive valuable experience while conducting the Permian Basin Volleyball tournament. 128 Cheryl Moss referees during a vol- leyball tournament.

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Active on the OC Campu Odessa College has a unique program located in the medical field. It is a basic nursing program which grants the enrolled students associate de- grees after two years work. Each one graduating from the school is eligible for a Registered Nurse license after taking the state examination. The fraternity acquainted with this group is Alpha Nu Chi, sponsored by Miss Frances Sanders. The club participated in the National Security Seminar and has held several fund-raising projects to send students to the state convention to be held in Corpus Christi, and to sponsor two students to the national convention to be held in June at Atlantic City. Providing comfort for the patient IS the Job of each medical student. Mrs. Carlisle Webb sits with patient if if U if e

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The International club is composed of language students of the college. Its aims are to foster in- terest in, understanding Hof, and appreciation for, other countries of the World . . . including people, language and -social structures. This year their activities have included cake sales, car washes, rummage sales and a concession stand at the Na- tional Security Seminar . . . primarily for the pur- pose of raising money to finance' a trip to Monter- rey, Mexico. They did finance such a trip. The International club and the OC Choir were in Mon- terrey during the Easter vacation. Meetings of the group will include infonnal chats with travelers or foreign-born as guests, travelogues, cultural programs including singing, dramas, danc- ing and regalia and class assemblies. Matt Rees displays a selling smile as he opens the sale of the International club Students Tour Mexico These students compose the International club: Mrs. Ernest Broughton, Met a Johnson, Judy Stones, Merle Pettiet, Dortha Sullivan, Harriet Sullivan. Tina Van Horn, Wesley Wright, Helen Hawkins, Charlie Callaway, John ny Arroya and Tommy Lombardo. 1 ll , I J intl i 1 ,J t 'ul t .Q. ,tt 1 l ' . I . tg . tt.. t EN ' '. L 'Nt .t 4' ef. if- 'J 'ge NE I if candy. l29