Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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A - -:::'-1.-1:-, Y ---Q , 1 Club Helps Develop yy Student Ari Talenl Through art sales, auctions, exhibits and lectures, art- interested students gained valuable experience in the art Held. Membership in the Odessa College Art Cluh pro- vided these experiences as well as an opportunity for the individual to heeome acquainted with other students with . . , y like interests. W lf ,5 Delmos Hickmott, art instructor, provided advisory 1 information for the organization. Riley Williams served if In 'X i as president and Donna Wimherly was lCC represenlative. bk, lk Donna Wimherly and Helen Fausett view their sponsofs painting. The oil is situated just outside Mr. Delmos Hick- mott's ofhf-e in the Fine Arts building. -'-H One of the many courses offered at OC to further the individuals art ahilities is eeramics. Q l l 1 i ii l .Pix wr lil i v 1 I i ii Ml V -'X , .I V X M V M- ng v i 4 '. .. Q- IP- ':. E533 rfiil i: ni in r in ' .. ,,., , ,,.,4 ii - , U .V , A i The study of the making: ol polte-ry and nlhvr 4-eruniiv vonslruc-tions interests many ol' lhe art-oriented students,

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Alpha Nu Chi Encourages Professional Attitude Alpha Nu Chi is the local organization of the Texas Nursing Students Association which is a constituent of the National Nursing Students As- sociation. It is designed to prepare students for a career in nursing, to acquire skills and to develop leadership qualities and abilities in working in a professional organization. Qualification for mem- bership in the Alpha Nu Chi is simply enrollment in the Associate Degree in Nursing Program. Jean Porterhelcl is the sponsor of the club with Ann Winn, Dana Overman, and Yvonne Vernon as her co-sponsors. Assisting President Jill Pruitt is Vice President Sherry Frankfather, Secretary Verna Turner, and Treasurer Mary Rutledge. The l.C.C. Representative for Alpha Nu Chi is Jo Carol Brown. For a cluh money-raising project, the girls washed cars. President Jill Pruitt fills a hypodermic as part of her nursing training. XM limi ll X' 1 l These nursing trainees practice taking one another's blood premure. :gs

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International Club Pursues Cultural Enlightenment X Students interested in the cultural, educational, and social activities, and a better .lIt1Cll'l'SlZ1tlfilllg of other peo- ples participated in the campus lnter- national Cluh. The cluhls activities cluring the year consisted of the presentation of foreign films. guest speakers who yvere born in or had visited other Countries, and a trip to Mexico in early spring. ' Sponsors for '67-68 were Henry Darcy, Arthur Robertson, anfl Matt llces all of whom are foreign lan- guage instructors. Leading the International Club in meetings and outside were Ruth Ybarra, serving as thelclubis presi- tlentg Jan Moore, fulfilling the duties of vice presidentg and Vicki Mason, acting as secretary for the cluh. l lnternational vluh memlwrs listen atten- .gnted 4llll'lllQ,' the year. t 1 I t E1 xx tlively to one of the many leetures pre- l se Club officers Jan Moore, vice president, Ruth Yharra, president, and Vicki Mason, secretary lead a discussion on money making projects. Henry Darcy, International Club sponsor, points to a country of interest to the club members. I27