Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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alpha nu chi benefits uture nurses Alpha Nu Chi was the local Nursing Students Association which was affiliated with the Texas Nursing Students association and the Na- tional Nursing Students Association. It was designed to 'prepare the students for professional nursing. The club had two meetings each month, a business meeting and a program meeting. They raised money to send delegates to the state convention. At Christmas, the members also collected clothes for the Big Spring Mental Hospital. Heading the club are: Cathy Corley, presidentg Diana Whitehead, vice-presidentg Phyllis Tulk, secretaryg Ann Siay, parliamentariang Cynthia Tunney, treasurerg and ICC representative is Becky Stevens. Assisting these offi- cers were: Roxie Stell, head sponsorg Anna Winng Dana Over- mang ,lack Morrisg and Truett Hilliard, co-sponsors. :xx 1. 5 UPPER LEFT: members attend the bi-monthly business meeting, UPPER RIGHT: dana overman, roxie stell, anna winnn, sponsors. LOWER RIGHT: cathy corley, president, discusses a nursing joke with phyllis tulk, secretary, and dana Whiteside, vice-president.

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f rw ' I4 OPPOSITE PACE TOP: kathy gardner. pn-sidf-nt: vt-cilia jones, vice-president: and janet percell. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: crane high school fights to win the finals against midland lee, in the permian basin volleyball tournament. UPPER LEFT: kathy gardner observes a game of the tourna- ment. UPPER RIGHT: score keepers and volleyball book keepers are entranced by action on the court. LOWER LEFT: karla Wadsworth awards monahans coach, janice hudson with the first place trophy for the permian basin tournament.

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uture teachers look toward opportunities The Texas Student Education Association, an affiliate of Texas State Teachers As- sociation and National Education Association acquainted pros- pective teachers and educators with various aspects of the teaching. The club met twice monthly. Informative films and slides were shown at meetings, and local educators were in- vited to speak to club members about the opportunities avail- able in the field of education. In observance of Na- tional Education Week, TSEA hosted a faculty tea, Tuesday, November 14th. They also had bake sales to raise funds to send delegates to the area convention held on October 3rd in El Paso and the state convention held on March 16th in Aus- tin. A Christmas project was a party or gift for a special education class. Officers for 1969-70 were: Janet Lee, presidentg Sandra Reno, vice presidentg ICC representative, Anita Pope, secretary, Charles Trerury, treasurer, and Donna Blanchard, reporter. Mrs. Marilue Adair, Aubrey Harris, and Bill Key served as club sponsors. UPPER LEFT: members and sponsors give a coke party for prospec- tive members. LOWER LEFT: janet lee, presidentg bill key, sponsorg and donna blanchard, reporter, relax at the coke party.