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

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V , - - - - - i ' .:- - - iffg ' T' ' c ' ' M 1 . .,, . , HW 43,-1'ff'f3l5Gsg. ..-,ragga-1:-pass ,...:umss.... W W e Have Experienced Four Fruitful Years Under Betty J. Snyder BETTY J. SNYDER 603 Shadywood Lane San Antonio, Texas Telephone: TA 6-1376 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Camera-shy Mrs. Snyder had made up her mind that she was not having her picture made for the Yearbook, but children, Billy, 8, and Stephanie, 9, in- fluenced her to change that mind, and that is why you now can see this at- tractive young woman pictured here. It would have been a pity to have missed her, wouldn't it? Having completed her degree work in January, Mrs. Snyder began her teaching career at the Ridgeview Elementary School in the Northeast District. She is a very popu- lar teacher, but is happy that her own children are not in her classroom. Mrs. Snyder was born in Philadelphia and lived in that area until she married. She is now a fully-fledged Texan. Wel- come to Texas, Betty. IO4 EVLYN ANN STASNY P.O. Box 162 Sweet Home, Texas Bachelor of Science in Nursing Evelyn has an ever inquisitive interest in life which reveals the seriousness of her mind. She is sensitive to the feelings of others and especially care- ful that they should not be hurt. Evelyn is a very active person - So- dality of Our Lady, State and Na- tional Nurse organizations, Phi Sigma Kappa Science Club, Student Council add up to a very impressive list of activities. Evelyn's great love for her nursing vocation has inspired her sis- ter, Marjorie, to embrace the same calling. She has a great interest in the less fortunate sick people and would like to devote her life to bed- side nursing, for she feels that this is a marvelous opportunity for true Chris- tian dedication. Evelyn Ann Stasny Iris D. Stack IRIS D. STACK 253 Westminster San Antonio, Texas Telephone: GE 3-5616 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education A resident of Europe for five years, Mrs. Stack returned to the U. S. when her hus- band's health called for a change of climate. Death has since called Mr. Stack, so Mrs. Stack returned to complete her college work and prepare herself for a teaching career in the elementary grades. Mrs. stack's broad general education, and her first-hand information about the great cen- ters of history and culture make her a very worthwhile teacher indeed. A second bereavement, the death of her father, came to Mrs. Stack in her senior year. This, too, she bore with magnificent resignation, and set about the completion of her work with courage and fortitude. We are proud to have had you with us, Mrs. Stack.

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The BEAT GENERATION, the UNSILENT GENERATION . . SOPHIE L. TSE 27 Nathan Road Kowloon, Hongkong Telephone: 58545 Bachelor of Arts in Business Sophie has demonstrated that her stature and her courage are in inverse proportion. Coming from Hongkong four years ago, this tiny C5 ft.J young lady, with a halting knowledge of English, set out to master the language and work towards the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Summers have been spent in working toward this goal also, and Sophie has not been back home since she arrived here in 1955. At the end of July, she hopes to return home, and we all rejoice with her. We only wish that we could get a glimpse of the welcome which her family will give her. Sophie loves to travel, she has been to Japan, Hawaii, Mexico, and to several of the states in the U. S. We all admire Sophie's courteous manner, her quiet calmness, and her keen sense of humor. lt has been a privilege to have been your classmate, Sophie. Edna Riddle EDNA RIDDLE Cuauhtemoc 21 Sur Piedras Negras, Coah. Mexico Telephone: 96 Bachelor of Arts in Art Edna says she cannot see her future plans beyond the one-man art exhibit she must hang as a requirement for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. But we know betterg wedding plans are already under way for a summer date, and Edna is wearing the huge diamond on the correct finger. Edna is vice- president of Alpha Delta Sigma socio- scholastic organization, and member of the Apostleship of Prayer. She was elected Queen of the Senior Snowball in January, and l.W.C. representative to the A Sz M Cotton Ball. We have recognized in Edna an artist of ex- quisite taste, who should go far, if she continues her study of art. The best of everything, Edna. ROBERTA FAYE TURNER 2101 Clower -San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 5-7604 Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Roberta entered l.W.C. at the beginning of her junior year but immediately became part of the school. A tall, slender line and well-groomed appear- ance give Roberta that admirable casual college look. She is poised and well-mannered in any situation, an admirable quality in woman. She is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Science Club, and the American Society of Medical Technologists. Roberta's im- mediate plans are to follow a medical technology career, but we know that will be only a temporary career, and that her true career will be queen of Prince Charming's castle. The best of luck, Roberta. Sophie Tse Roberta Faye Turner

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N ,v . XII. in hu.. .'. luiate. ..-, XII: college V.- Z l.cClJlDg llrs. l1CI fill CCH- i ,r ... Y JEZIIOU: her H second came This 51 E I .A proud The Tutelage of Dedicated Instructors . DOROTHY C. SUTTON 616 Lois St. Kerrville, Texas Telephone: Cl 7-6964 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Dorothy is more than just a nurse, she is a dedicated person, who looks upon her nursing profession as a special mission from God. We all admire the great spirit of this lady who commutes from Kerrville every week to fulfill her requirements for her de- gree for the sole purpose of being better prepared to serve her fellow men. At the present time Dorothy does professional nurs- ing at the Veterans, Hospital in Kerrville. She spent nine years in the Army Nurse Corps and traveled throughout Europe and Japan. She takes time to participate in several nurse organizations, both on the state and national levels. We are very proud of you, Dorothy, and are grateful to you for the inspiration you have given us by your words and example. Dorothy Sutton Julia Sturdivant JULIA STURDIVANT 515 Circle Street San Antonio, Texas Telephone: TA 2-5628 Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Julia interrupted her college work several years ago to assume the role of wife and mother. Now that her children are growing up fast, she de- cided to complete that unfinished work and secure her bachelor's de- gree. Mrs. Sturdivant has studied in Mexico, and has made practical use of her Spanish by serving as an in- terpreter for the U. S. Government. She has also taught in a bi-lingual commercial school, a task which she dearly loved. She is at the present time, a very busy person, taking care of her home, and keeping up her studies in college. She says that returning to school has been a great help to her in solving some of ehildren's problems, and getting a better understanding of their needs. It was wonderful having you in our senior class, Mrs. Sturdi- vant. SHARON ELAINE TRIAL Camp Zama Japan Bachelor of Science in Nursing Villanova's loss was our gain when Sharon transferred from that institution in her sophomore year. Daughter of an Army officer, Sharon will follow dad's and brother's leads by entering the Army Nurse Corps in June. She will be commissioned a 2nd Lt. A lover of travel, Sharon has been to every one of the 4-8 states, as well as Hawaii, the 50th state, Mexico, and Japan, and she hopes to see the rest of the world before many years have elapsed. A devoted Sodalist, she has served as Sodality reporter during her junior and senior years. She is also an active member of several profes- sional organizations, and was Princess to the Stardust Ball in her junior year. A pleasant trip to Japan, Sharon. Sharon Trial