Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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club prepares women The Odessa College Home-Economics Club encouraged professionalism and further prepared the student to take her place as a responsible member of society. Program and welfare projects were based upon the plan of action in the Texas Home-Economics Association. Club activities includ- ed study of the consumer, aiding the handicapped and a Texas Home-Economics Association Meeting Convention in Dallas. Officers for the year were president - Cynthia Bars, first vice-president - Vickie Mann, second vice-president -- Karla Wadsworth, secretary - Shelia Hudnell, treasurer - Patsy Monroe, reporter and I.C.C. representative - Lou Carter, parliamentarian - Eltha Essary, historian - Susie Thigpen. Mrs. Harriette McClendon served as club sponsor. C C I

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cs promotes science Hydrolysis, pol- ymerization and esterification were scientific terms understood by American Chemical So- ciety members. The main objective of this club was to promote interest in chemistry and related fields. Activities in- cluded discussions, tutoring sessions and a Houston Convention. Officers for the year were president-Judy VanMeter, first vice-president -Maurice Caddis, second vice-president-Gary Heath, secretary-John Forsyth. Sponsors for the club were Mary Richardson and Don Tay- lor. L I -J Le., l, N,sS 'x.t ks ,,,,,

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