Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Supervise Work Clyde H. Chisum Clyde H. Chisum came to OC from Oklahoma City public schools in 1956. He taught geology andantliropology prior to becoming Dean of the Evening College in 1961. Dean Chisum earned his BA from Oklahoma City University and his MEd. from the University of Oklahoma. Because he works in the evenings, Dean Chisum takes an active part in day sports and community affairs. , . .,,..T,,. W -.--.-.. . A? .T ..., .H R. D. Decker fix fib. An avid outdoorsman and hunter, Dr. R. D. Decker is Dean of Admissions and Registrar at Odessa College. Prior to assuming his duties here, Dr. Decker was an Associate Professor at Sul Ross State Col- lege and a teacher in the San Marcos public school system. Dr. Decker received his BS, MEd., and PhD. from Texas ASzM University.

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g - szssssiit ' Administrators i. in 4 , ...gs C. A. Roberson C. A. Roberson has been minding the business affairs of Odessa College since the spring of 1960. He earned his BBA from Texas Tech in 1950 and his MBA in 1951. He was manager at San Angelo College from 1951 to 19544 and served as an assist- ant professor of Business and Dean of Men at Sul Ross State College from 1955 to 1960. Listed in Whois Who in American Education and Whois Who in Texas, Mr. Roberson devoted most of his spare time to his family. Luis Morton Formerly a teacher at the Universities of Texas and Houston, Dr. Luis Morton joined the instruc- tional staff at Odessa College in 1956 as a social science instructor. Quickly proving his qualities of good leadership and management, he attained his present position as Dean of the Day College. Dr. Morton holds BS and ML degrees from the University of Houston, an LLB from St. Mary's University and a PhD from the University of Texas. -:-- - wifi ' : 1 - -

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Faeult Members Mold Our Future DAVID ANDERSON ' Piano, Organ BM, MM-Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music The Odessa College student body receives its instruction from a group of the finest faculty members in the college cir- cuit. Each year the teachers attend various summer schools and Workshops, which enable them to excel in the newest professional techniques and teaching methods in their fields. MRS. LOIS BALL English BA-Sul Ross MA-South State Teachers Col. 9 l , DR. BENJAMIN F. BARNES Chemistry BS, MS-North Texas State PhD-Wyoming U. CAROL BARNES Nursing f BS of Nursing-Utah U i P J. PARKER BOGUE History ' BA-Maine U. ' MA-Maryland U. Art Nursing l BA-California Co1.oiArts and BS, MSF-Calumbla U- Crafts MA-San Francisco 0 M.Ed-West Texas State Teachers