Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Students travel to Mexico Foreign language students, ex- change, students, and other OC students interested in the lands, cultures, people and geography of the world are encouraged to ioin the International Club. Guest speakers who were born in or had visited in other coun- tries addressed members ot the club throughout the year. One of the most outstanding proiects ot the club was the pres- entation of films in various tor- eign tongues. Members traveled to Mexico during the Easter holidays. Mon- terrey was one of the cities studied by the students. Sponsors for 66-67 were Allan Dyer Serving as co-sponsor was Arthur Robertson. Both advisors are foreign language instructors. Mrs. Ethelson Chapman presents a talk on her trip to France

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Shakespeareans host poetry contest The Shakespeare Club helped to sponsor a poetry contest in honor of World Poetry Day, October 15. The entries were due on October 10, and they were iudged by a panel of judges chosen by the Texas Poetry Society. An awards banquet was held on October 13, at the Tender Steer. Winners in order were Diana Marshall and Louise James. The Chameleon I did so love the greens of meadows and'torests, The yellows and pinks of the rainbow, The fragrances of Summer's sweet prosperity. But Fall is only sorrow, The end for so much, The beginning 'for so little, Colors of death come creeping, How subtle 'be the changing, How silent be the secrets, Sorrowfully, Silently, Subtly, Comes Fallt Diana Marshall Analogy to Life The sea is silent still and silent, As theinight comes over itheeyes of thedeep, Silence envelopes the undulating peaks, A cool breeze covers thetclear-ice waters. Thermoon silvers the curlstof the waves. lt sleeps. The cacophonous cries of the gull, Awaken the sea from its sleep. The sun covers it with aiveil of beauty and enchantment With tit, it.brings the breeze. The palms swish, the waves break on the shore. It awakens. There is but the surface. What of the secret, silent Depths below? What is under the surface? ls it dangerous? lstit false? ls it treacherous? Yes, what of the secret, silent world? Are not people the same? -Louise James Mrs. Morris presents Diana Mar- shall her award. T g g Texas Poetry Society members and .guests enioy the awards banquet given for the Texas Poetry Contest. l i