University of the Incarnate Word - Logos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Page 78 text:

1mm, sczmz Little girl and boy land . . . part of the new Home Eco- nomics plant . . . tiny furni- ture and fixtures, child-size . . . murals of Peter Rabbit and Snow-White . . . The kin- dergarten hunted for Easter Eggs . . . They also made it possible for students to learn how to feed, dress, instruct and entertain children.

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gnow-Bcumd It did happen here, for the first time in ten yearsesnow in San Antonio . . . a White blanket over the campus . . . frosting on bushes, trees and roofs . . . students yielding to the irresistible urge to roll snowballs e and throw them . . . and to fashion rotund snow men . . . Wild exclama- tions of delight and astonish- ment from those who saw snow for the first time in their lives . . . vast knowledge of those Who had seen it at the age of five 01' six . . . attempted indifference 0f Yankees.

Page 79 text:

t 2 FM? t 712 allow Skew Give a girl a horse she can ride and she Will soon put him through his paces in a horse show. Opening of the College Horse Show of March 2: riders Winding the Maypole . . . Ruth Cotter, who jumped her mount to a trophy . . . most accomplished beginner, Gertrude Martin . . . Equita- tion champion, Ruth Cotter . . . Two of the finest kind in the pair class, Hibernia Swain and Betty Collins . . . After a walk, trot and canter, a trophy in the beginnerst three-gaited class for Maebelle Robertson . . . Top honors to Jane Ellen Hillje in the private .ownerst Class.