Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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l Pete Stewart, president, presides at a fall meeting. l l I TQEA Promotes. Recognizes OC aeultg at Teas Conventions, faculty teas. coke rush parties, films, guest speakers kept OC members of the Texas State Edu- cation Assoeiation busy this year. The sole purpose of the elub was to project to the student a professional outlook on the education field. In appreciation of tear-hers the club held several faculty teas serving refreshments to the college instructors and admin- istrators. Conventions furthered the ambitions of TSEA as did informative films and speakers. Ollicers for the l967-68 school year were Pete Stewart. presidentg Jerry Chambers, first vieepresidentg Gilbert Vasquez, second vice presidentg Liz Ceesli-n, secretaryg and Pam Langridge, treasurer. ICC representative, Susan Sehockg parliamentarian, Paula Luttrellg historian, Linda Williamsg and reporter, lane Roe completed the list of club oflicials. Aubrey House and Jimmy 0'Dell sponsored TSEA. ' ' 'LU -1 l. rf,tf1f fmH 'ml-fzj . - U M s ,t r t ,F ,, r M. , .suv - .--, l if I W - 1 ' i J i. 1 I , ll ' T: -My l Yi A - 'T'-' lx 'j 'V In it 1 QT flb kf' A -. - 4 . li'l5'tilfi' 5l ' if 1? U it 'Ni 5' l C . ew., t ff A, . 9 f f 1 t. My 5 X 1, -Z ',.il' -' ' if -tiig A i I ' ' .- -'-'K I ' , 1 fitaagg'Craig-,Xv ,fi?f't J' . , W -, X-gr! ,,I it 1 V . ' Z-. 5 j7'l' X l In the foreground Jerry Chambers, member, looks over TSEA convention material while prospective members Gil Vasquez and Debbie Stevens see what TSEA can offer them. X Ill. V' f X . .l , 4 .fm I Bessie Standley attends one of the prnmotigngl fapulty wus. Mmnlmm pam Lang'-idge .limmy 0'Dell, 1-0-sponsor, sets up a film on LSD as Pete Stew. and Trudy Waldron serve Mrs. Standley. art looks on, The film was shown at the fall eoke-rusll party. l23

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Tau Epsilon Chi Offers Soholaslio Advanoemeni Organized for the benefit of the technical-vocational students. the Tau Epsilon Chi club's principal goal is lo promote scholarship in the technical-vocational field. Local industries cooperated with the cluh throughout the year hy providing various speakers. films and tours of their facilities. Sponsoring the Tau Epsilon Chi chapter are Richmond Camp- hell. James Mason. ,lamps Pratt and George Vl'illis. Ollicers include Claude Mills, presidentg William Cravy, vice president: and Truman Richey. lr., secretaryhtreasurer. Memhcrs Thomas Levine. Audrey Warren and John Heck man listen altentively lo one ol the speakers srheflulefl hw the group. Claude Mills, president of Tau Epsilon Chi, dismisses eluh plans with sponsor Richmond Campbell as Truman Ru hey lr who is secretary treasurer of the group. takes notes. l22

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Home Ee Club Gives Valuable Experiences Conventions, informal parties and regular meetings set the pace for the campus Home Economics Club. The primary objective of the club was to aid each mem- ber in learning to meet family needs and to give a better inerpretation of home economics to the individual. Harriette lVIcClend0n. home economics instructor. spon- sored the group. Gloria Franco served as president aided by Jeanne Tors rence and Shea Lynn Shaw, vice presidents. Sheryl Raglen kept financial records while Linda Hines handled secretarial responsibilities. Verene Ballard as parliamentarian, maintained order during the meetings. Karen Ingram represented the Home Economics Club at ICC and Margaret ,lover reported news to the campus communications media. Carolyn Pearce re- corded the club's events of the year in a scrapbook. 3'-. xr-- iiakfegf. .A- 2 L... 1 ll v E Gloria Franco, Jeanne Torrance, and Karen i. dm.. , , .-,e,v..e-.s. -- - 1 --f.fa.5. 'eggs ae-255.5 , g ,xg gk ,iglsq-V:.rj..4-,g'., V ,fy ull. ..,,'f,, , . . .'l I 1.11 xy- , ,Lyn gg-jy,L',',' .'.5j4i'. . ,.. . t 'i - ' , N M 4, .. I - 1.5. 1 -- xy-ip Hz: 55,l H.,?i.. ,,-5 , - ' , . ,. 3 1 . , 4 '4 - Y .1 , U F lv -' -.l. 'I' rl. ' . 'ri . V I.. . all ,. '.+ up Q ..lV . 5 f' y .1 l l Billie Glass, sponsor Harriette McClendon, Margaret Jover, Verene Ballard and Carolyn Pearce attend the Valentine's party held in the Home Ec building. Ingram prepare to leave for a Home Econom- ics convention-workshop in San Angelo during the fall semester. Oliicers for the spring semester include Jeanne Torrance, lst vice president: Sheryl Raglen, treasurerg Shea Lynn Shaw, 2nd vice presidentg and Gloria Franco. president. l24