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

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igma Gamma Phi Language Club l w L First row Cleft to rightlz Ena Vergara, Rose Mary Gutierrez, Beatriz Villarreal, Billie Machado, Lucia Gomez, Dolly Collazo, Maribel Perez, Rose Marie Raab, Mary Katherine Hrones, Elizabeth Ozuna, Maria Teresa Valdez. -Second row: Rose Marie Bennett, Melida Perez, Ann Doepke, Christina Pozas, Xochitl Martinez, Mary Pat Bluhm, Madeleine Coulon, Marie Hudson, Georgina Rangel, Maria Teresa Cosio, Maria Villarreal, and Caroline Verduzco. Sigma Gamma Phi, the language club composed of students of French, German, and Spanish, has for its pur- pose the fostering of interest in the language and culture of the different countries and the promotion of mutual understanding of other lands and peoples. Annual activities include the celebration of annual foreign language Week, the Posadas at Christmas, Pan-American Day assembly, and club programs by the individual sections. Rose Marie Raab was the I.W.C. delegate to the TAGS meeting in Lubbock in April. The Latin- American Costume Review was another very important event, it was directed by Miss Josephine Sobrino, Browns- ville, an l.W.C. alumna. Officers of the Sigma Gamma Phi Language Club are: Dolly Collazo, president, Lucia Gomez, vice-president, French section, Rose Marie Raab, vice-president, German section, Maribel Perez, vice- president, Spanish section, Billie Machado, secretary, and Mary Katherine Hrones, treasurer. l25

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Phi Sigma Kappa Science lab 4 4 ? f 2,4 g , aff f ,I Q ff? Front row fleft to rightlz Pat Dial, Mary Jo. Tasch, Rosemarie Trevino, Rose Mary Gutierrez, Carolyn Byrne, Renee Sluder, Dorothy Higuera, Judy Kuan, Roberta Turner, Kathy Perry, Annie Fodor, Kathleen O'Brien, Jackie Holder. Second row: Sandra Guthrie, Frances Fair, Diana Doerr, Ramalr Koenig, Mary Fritz, Charlotte Urban, Zola Schram, Jo Fecci, Pauline Finney, Anna Marie Krenek, Sharron Dawn Lamp, Alice Villarreal, Pilar Guajardo, Jean Myers. Third row: Bette Bluhm, Elizabeth Barrett, Nicki Varelas, Rose Mary Segura, Anna Marie Gonzalez, Mary Esther Otal, Lucila Aguirre, Maria Paz Recio, Agnes Rohan, Lupe Palacios, Diane Weisbruch, Christine Durbin. The Phi Sigma Kappa organization is composed of science and mathematics students who are interested in scientific Work. Meetings are held twice monthly, and papers are prepared by members of the Club for presen- tation at the meetings. Science majors Judy Kuan, Rosemary Gutierrez, Sharron Dawn Lamp, and Carolyn Byrne were the recipients of prizes for papers presented at the Texas Academy of Science. The Phi Sigma Kappa or- ganization sponsored a Style Show, nCupid's Fantasies, featuring styles from J oske's, for the benefit of the Stu- dent Union Building. At the Harvest Festival, the club sponsored the '6Wheel of Fortune booth, and gave the proceeds for the benefit of scholarships for foreign students. Officers of the organization include: President: Dorothy Higuera Vice-president: Judy Kuan Treasurer: Carolyn Byrne Secretary: Renee Sluder IZ4

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1 Business lub Left to right: Doralene Engel, Tommye Kuykendall, Margarita Rodriguez, Ana Martha Tellez, Doris Anne Calderoni, .lo Ann Raska Barbara Elbel, Catherine Dennehy, Rosario Chavez, Madeleine Coulon, Lucia Gomez, Elaine Schultz, Guadalupe Blanco, Cristina Pozas Cristina Garcia, So-corro Hernandez, Barbara Brown, Beverline Sekula. All members of Kappa Pi Sigma are members of the Business Club, but the reverse is not true. Most mem- bers eventually become initiated into Kappa Sigma if they have secured and maintained a B average in their business subjects. For the Spring semester members of both organizations sponsored an Income Tax Prepara- tion Workshop. Forty-two participants registered for this Workshop, but the average attendance for the seven Weeks was twenty-four. The Workshop was very stimulating and Worthwhile. Pledging of future members of the Business Club began on February 25. Formal initiation was held on Wednesday evening, April 29, with the usual candlelight ceremony. Annual projects include the Harvest Festival for foreign student aid, and the Mexi- can supper in January for the benefit of the Student Union Building.