Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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lllllllllll srurrruuusr ur HUUlllllUEl On entering our lilvmriv .it .my mme ol, the sulmool rl.13. one wees xturlerlrx rn .ur .rrmowirlrere of pe-.ne .mrl srlerrre. preparing lessom, doing researelr work, Ytrlnllllg for plew- Lrre or for l-Qrrowleelge. The I.ilwr.1ry Club zs .lu org.rm4.1tion open to .lll stu- rle-nt5 who .rre mterestenl in the lrlwrgry, grml who w.mt to promote its mmrlmws III the Mhool. The main purposes of the elulw Are to SI!IIlLllr1IL' exrtlrxlsmsm for good literature, to t'.uilit.1te usefulness ot' lllTf.lI'y resourres, to remler the ll- lvmry serxines of the srlmool etlirient .mel el't'ertix'e, and tc .zrouse ,mal emoumge interest in lllUI'.1flAlKlNl1lP as .1 pro! llession. Among the IILIIH' lwrojerts ol' the Club the follow- ing are especially noteworthy: the lmyirrg of books not imluclerl in the library budget, Crtlmolie Press Month dis' pllys, xyrrious programs .md 1 Cdlflliblll Book XVeek play. fu' -X Lily Vemstegui nukes good use of the mul crmrlogue LIBRARY CLUB Sumnne lhrris, ure preeidentg Ido Koenig, Seng Iftlrel XY'imhcQter, trC1s.g Mary Normm. pres. Sister Mlry Stephen, sponsor. ' 525' ' ,532 ,is

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i ,iw f fc, t Ai' l i gi 2 Q llllllltlllllll -.B For those who plan to enter the world of busi- ness. our High School department offers excellent courses in Shorthand and Tywewritin lfxcn it' . . 1 g. ' 1 a business career does not loom in your tuture these courses prove a great asset. The Typing and Stenography classes unite tort es to form a Business Club, the main object ot' which is the arousing of intercstin the business world, and L -E 3- -gg.- THERE IS A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN YOUR FUTURE Pridetiul eyelul . , . ln November al- ready Sister Mary Olixer was referring to this group as THE SIXTY XVORD- A-MINETE GROVP in Stenographyf ambition tor advancement. The Club sponsors many projects such as the demonstrations of the latest of- tice equipment, and the participation in national con- tests sponsored by the Catholic Business Education Association and by the Gregg Awards Department. Sister Mary Oliver is the guiding light ol' the Business Department and is also sponsor ot' the Busi- ness Club. Business Club Otiiiicers . . , MarySchr.1m,pres.g Claudia Lugo, hist.g Christine johnson. vice pres.g Betty Barrett, sec.g Mary jo Diegel, treas. 2-1 Pauline Tomayo, jackie llolder, and Sarah.Toelle believe in steady practice. ,if

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f-ii A f ...,,-..- f-sg..-.. I 2-' S vi l..1n.1 T.inner is on llrllltl to show her notebook to Mrs. Soinni:-rs. l'hysit.il litl. teacher, .it Open House. Y! il- This is .1 good course . . . Neinty Olde-nhurger and Rosalie Rice ex.un'ne one t.thle setting tluringg Oren House. 26 HUNT RUHUWIES Tllli ART AND SC,Il2NC,li Oli llOMllMAKING The l-,unily is the sociiil keystone on which our entire society tlepentls . . . Therefore a Home Eco- nomics course is inost x.ilu.ihle to gill young women, espechilly it they .irc looking i'orw.irtl to raising .1 tlnnily. The Int.irn.1te XY'ortl High School one year tourse otlers instrui tions in lm-rson.1lity development, sewing ixntl clothing gulls, cooking .mtl household arts .ts well its other priutioil giclxice which will prove tt greit asset to stutlents. The lfuture lloinenmtkers of Ainericit cluh seel-is to Aigixe young modems .1 hetter unclerstmtling ot' hoineiniking. This tluh sponsors nuny projects throughout the yeir. Among whith were the Hoarders' Tliginkslgiving liiinquet, and ri Style Show in which Home lice. stuclents motlel samples of their skill. This tlepsrtinent is under the ciipable guidance ol' Sister Mgtrgaret Rose. NNYMAKERS 0 W 3 O 3 f AQ Q: 5 it i is u- ' V If 'l Va alm a he of 'V' 0 'P Q5 NE W VO