Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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avid qualities achieved through phi theta kappa Phi Theta Kappa de- veloped as a scholastic organization entirely for the junior college. The Etu Tau chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was the honorary scholastic organization at Odessa College. Members of Phi'The- ta Kappa helped to promote scholarship, service, and honor on campus and in the community. Qualifications f 0 r membership included a B average and a load of 15 semester hours for sophomores. Freshmen needed a 3.2 grade average and 15 semester hours. Prospective members were also voted on by a faculty committee and by present members of the chapter. A n n u al activities sponsored by the club included selling school directories and a tutoring service. They attended the Phi Theta Kappa Nation- al Convention in Florida and the State Convention in Kilgore, Texas. Officers serving the club were Jill Demler, Presidentg Bob Southard, Vice-Presi- dentg Debbie Potts, Secretaryg Cary Heath, Treasurerg and Vicki Shelton, ICC Representative. John and Gail Pool spon- sored the organization.

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iff' OPPOSITE PACE UP- PER: mrs. standley, sponsor of stuco, listens to meeting. OPPOSITE PACE LOWER: mr. yeilding, steve snow, slla- ron ricks, ruth fisher, elaine Webb discuss club business. UPPER: Stuco members susan mcdaniel and andy loyd listen at- tentively. L O W E R Left: judy allen ar- gues with anolllcr Sluco member over dance ideas. LOWER RIGHT: Enthusiasm is showed by members andy loyd, linda ward, and karcn hill. I37