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

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The Apostleship of Prayer i I On the first row above are pictured the officers of the Apostleship of Prayer with their spiritual director, Reverend J. M. B. Orrego chaplain, Otilia Prikryl, secretary, Celeste Cavazos, vice-president, Father Orrego, Irma Vento, president, and Teresa Cosio, treasurer Also pictured are the other members of the Apostleship of Prayer: .ludy Colgan, Donnie Couch, Adelina Corral, Mary Lynn Murphy lgnacia Garcia, Elizabeth Vann, Maria Alicia Fernandez, Bette Bluhm, Xochitl Martinez, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Mary Ann Hernandez Pauline Finney, Guadalupe Blanco, Mary Jo. Vivas, Lourdes Soriano, Elva Rose Trevino, Georgina Estrada, Gail Owen, Margot Saenz 7 Rose-ann Zarsky, Melida Perez, Lannes Garcia, Sylvia Gonzalez, Mary Lou Alanis, Mary C. Garza, Georgina Rangel, Martha Erhard, Ambarina Margo, Amelia Pargac, Mary Fritz, Carmen Cruz, Sylvia Heredia, Cynthia Gonzalez, Kathleen McCarthy, Tommye Kuykendall, and Irma Dora Garcia. The Apostleship of Prayer is an organization of the faithful who seek not only their own salvation, but by prayer and sacrifice, the growth of the Mystical Body of Christ. The Associates have a special devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and promote zealously the First Friday Devotion, the Communion of Reparation, the Holy Hour, and the fervent daily offering to God of their prayers, works, joys and sufferings in the MORNING Offering, for the intentions of Christ and Our Holy Father. The Promoters are those members especially pre- pared and admitted to the office by the Director. Their function is to gather new members and to help mold them in the real spirit of the Apostleship. The Apostleship welcomes every student on the campus. II3

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,, I ,I J' ' '.3...3,:-g,T,,-,..4..,-vfjri-Ja..-6LLV1-7-Q42 . .,:Qfi-g.:gQ,:3if-f:g..,M-f-5--v ' Z 1 ' 1 i l r , . 1 1 I , ,, 1 A q . 1 : L 1 s I . 1 1 Q , 1 - , Z , . fr N 4 E P T I ' 'Y . 2JjKIl2Zi '-1-A- ' 4 ' T-' -P 'Z' XD-T12ELT'A'73 43-QfJ?L4 ' The tudent Education Association Front row Cleft to rightlz Rose Marie Raab, Gloria Rodriguez, Carolyn Albrecht, Judy Colgan, Ma.ry Jo. Tasch, and Dorothy Higuera. Second row: Rose Marie Galindo, Rose Lee Linnartz, Veronica Lepold, Dolores Ryza, Annette Kalka, Kathleen Mooney, Mary Lynn Murphy, and Patricia Kutchka. The newly-chartered Student Education Association, called the SNEA, started off with a bang. A membership drive was inaugurated, and the officers placed themselves on call for all future teachers Who wished to join. Elected to office Were: Judy Colgan, president, Valerie Conner, vice-president, Carolyn Albrecht, secretary, and Gloria Rodriguez, treasurer. The association, which gives young people a campus taste of What the senior pro- fessional organization, the NEA, is and does, invites membership to its ranks, and offers professional service to all future teachers. At the Convention held in Houston, March 19-21, Judy Colgan and Valerie Conner were con- testants for the title, 'clfuture Teacher of Texasfi and Judy placed in the finals. Also attending the convention were Rose Marie Raab and Patricia Kutchka, and Miss Whalen Moderator of the Association. Incarnate Word College received high commendation for its display of materials at the convention in Houston. in the Shamrock Hilton Hotel. The theme of the meeting Was, HPride in Teachinfff' Plans are now underway for a mammoth drive for members, and for action in 1959-60. 9 D