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

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T -Y if l , I Y I Y .4 . . . vii?-Q7.ffIffr?2 55-13 ?55255rr T . fe- 222i -giwtlil-,fm A L 912 'i'j.Zlrz9.L llla....I.,. Kappa Lambda Kappa Home Economics Club First row Cleft to rightb: Dolly Carter, Kay Spears, Elizabeth Ozuna, Mary Katherine Hrones, Pat Ludolph, Mary Anderson, Mary T. Liberto, Rosalie Rice, Fernande Gard, Rosa Estrada, Myrtle Williams, Helen Marie Ruhnke. Second row: Rhenetta Davydiuk, Mary Lou Alanis, Mary Ann Hernandez, Dorothy Jerabek, Roseann Zarsky, Pat Zappe, Marilyn Bueche, Maria de la Paz Solis, Ambarina Margo, Otilie Prikryl, Judy Mangan, Sylvia Heredia. Third row: Irma Garcia, Rose Lee Linnartz, Dolly Martinez, Delma De Hoyos, Rosario Gomez, Laura Garcia, Adelina Corral, Bertha Hinojosa, Mary C. Garza, Irene Suarez, Cathy Cayo. Kappa Lambda Kappa promotes student interest in Christian family living. Students interested in Home Eco- nomics or promoting the ideals of the Christ-centered family are Welcome to oin, even though they are not tak- ing courses in this department. The club sponsors style shows, lectures, pre-Cana conferences, and projects r assisting the needy. Members attend the meetings of the Texas Home Economics College Clubs, of which Kappa Lambda Kappa is a member. Kappa Lambda Kappa forms the nucleus of the Family Life Commission of the NF CCS on the college campus. Calendar of Events for 1958-59 October: Get-Acquainted party for pledges and members. THECC Workshop at Mary Hardin Baylor College, Belton. December: 4cWinter Wonderland Style Show. Christmas party for patients at San Antonio State Hospital. January: Installation of new members. February: Texas Home Economics Convention, Dallas. Pre-Cana Conference, guest speaker, Reverend Peter Rogers, O.M.l. March: Dinner raffle. Recruitment project: Style Show, uSymphony of Springf' and open House honoring the high school seniors of the San Antonio area. April: Panel discussion: uStudent Teaching Experiences. Living in the Home Management House. May: Luncheon honoring the graduating seniors. Officers for 1958-59: Mari' T- Libefw, president Mary Anderson, vice-president Pat LUd0lPhv SGCTCMVY Rosalie Rice, treasurer Fernande Gard, historian l22

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'-' ' Alpha Delta igma Socio-Scholastic Club Left to right: Elizabeth Barrett, Adele Gonzalez, Barbara Tollen, Mapy Casso, Edna Riddle, Gayle Jamison, and Nicki Varelas. Second row: Luclle Johnson, Laura Garcia, Nellie Herrera, Helen Schumann, Judy Barloco, and Mary Lynn Steele. Third row: Mary Catherine Hinojosa, Alma Hinojosa, Edith Drillette, Eileen Malone, and Jacquelyn Carter. Alpha Delta is a socio-scholastic organization designed to combine the student's social life with other phases of the campus life. To be eligible for membership, a student must have a C average, and must be in good stand- ing. The chief annual project is the Alpha Delta Sigma-Freshman Autumn Formal, sponsored annually by the organization to honor the freshman class. This year's formal was held at the Sevenoaks Country Club. Officers are as follows: Mary Casso, president, Edna Riddle, vice-president, Barbara Tollen, treasurer, Adele Gonzalez, secretary, Gayle Jamison, historian, Elizabeth Barrett, reporter, Margaret Humes, parliamentarian, Nicki Vare- las, sergeant-at-arms. Edna Riddle was elected Queen of the '4Snowball, and Maid of honor to the Cotton Ball at ASIM College. Helen Schumann was the 1958-59 '4Miss Fiesta, and Mary Lynn Steele was runner-up for the l959-60 title. Nicki Varelas was an officer candidate at the Marine Headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, during the summer of l958. She will re-enter this summer to complete her training.

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311. 1. Klan iiaiia if Harms. . ,XM - ml- ' 1 tak- 'Qi Q ..i. V l . a The Music Association First royf Cleft to rightlis Rose Mary Gutierrez, Dolores Ryza, Barbara Wagner, Mary Ann Dramer, Manuelita Gutierrez. Second row: Ida Najvar, Verna Collins, Marie S0bOC1I1Sk1, Margaret Ulcak, Irene Kissling, Rita Austin, Barbara Archer, Elvi Lou Leeper, Sylvia Cazares, Zlta Reinhardt. Membership in the Music Association is open to students in the Department of Music as well as to those who are interested in music. Each year the Association sponsors a Music Festival in which about five hundred high school students participate either in choirs or as soloists. A special feature of this year's festival was a Choral Clinic conducted by Mr. Beverly Henson, choral director of Trinity University. The Music Association also sponsored a concert on April 4, uthe Fifing lrishf' the 57-piece band of the University of Notre Dame. Officers for 1958-59: President: Irene Kissling Vice-president: Dolores Ryza Secretary-treasurer: Mary Ann Dramer 4, t X' I23 1