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

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fs Ha -'Ste Pozag, 1 A 1' mem. - 1' their 1 Prepara- L 9514511 -were of EJ., Lbs J. I ,-if 11551. 1 Texas Phi Chapter of Alplm Chi First row Cleft to rightbz Rose Lee Linnartz, Caroline Schoch, Gloria Rodriguez, Willda Gafford, Judy Kuan, Lucila Aguirre, Helen Marie Ruhnke, Irene Warwas, Dor1s Muckle, Sharron Dawn Lamp, Alice Villarreal, Catherine Dennehy. Second row: Fernande Gard, R056 Mali? Galindo, C31'01YI1 BYTHC, Renee Slllder, Judy Colgan, Dorothy Higuera, Carolyn Albrecht, Eleanor Reichert, Zola Schram, Anna Mane Krenek, Martha Ternus, Jo Fecci, Gladys Shannon, Mary Anderson. Alpha Chi is a national scholarship society dedicated to the promotion and recognition of -scholarship in col- leges and universities of the United States. It was founded in 1922 and is a member of the Association of Na- t1onalHonor Soc1et1es The Incarnate Word College chapter was estabhshed 1n 1927 On October 16, 1958, the following Jumor cand1dates were 1n1t1ated 1n the trad1t1onal candlelight SCTVICCS Irene Warwas W1llda Gafford Dor1s Muckle Zola Schram Lors Schrenker Sharron Dawn Lamp Mary Agnes Anderson Carolyn Marre Byrne Renee Sluder Alice Vlllareal Gladys B Shannon Rose Marle Gahndo Lucllle T Seten Jud1th Lenore Colgan Dolores Marle Ryza and Vlartha Ternus Senior candidates 1n1t1ated 1ncluded Judy Kuan Fernande A Card Anna Mane Krenek Luclla Agu1rre Dorothy Hlguera Jo Ann F ecc1 Rose Lee Llnnartz Carolyn Albrecht Clorla Rodrlguez Carollne J Schoch Ida Najvar Nancy Russell Catherine Dennehy Helen Marie Ruhnke Eleanor Reichert and Connie Luby Ofhcers for 1958 59 Pres1dent Helen Mar1e Ruhnke V108 pres1dent Luclla Aguirre Recordmg Secretary Judy Kuan Treasurer Irene Warwas The programs for the regular monthly meetings on the thrrd Thursdays ach month were 1n charge of appo1nted commrttees F1ve members of the Chapter attended the B1enn1a lonal Conventlon 1n Denton on Aprrl 3 and 41 The program 1ncluded three vocal select1ons by Ida Mae Najv 3 P13110 Dumber by Dolores Ryza and an art exhlbrt by Dorls Muvkle Gladys Shannon and Helen Mane Ruhnke e OII1C1dl delegates ACIIVIIICS lor the year 1ncluded an lnformal spring dance on APIII 17 proceeds of W 1 re devoted to the Student Umon Bu1ld1ng fund and a tea for the members of the National Honor SOCIETY 1 local hrgh schools 2 7 7 , 9 7 7 ' 7 7 .7 3 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 1 . . , . , 7 7 7 7 7 7 J 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 ' : 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 5 , . U 1 e 0 I . . . . . 1 Na' t ' ' ' . ' ' ' ar, . J I 1? s s - o ' fr I n ' 1' r, ' ' 7 7. ' 'l ' ,G . . .. f I . I - Q V, I N 1. 0. p is - 3 ' 5 wve- . - - - , . , V f . . Y g W - -A .I - 1 . .n 1 1 1 1 X

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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.

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Beauty and Grace of orm Mumtumvd I hrou, fh 5 Z -Ai... - -1 ' U ' f l . - J V 5 7 +I' f , H N , 1 W. V A, if f ,Vg ff? ' Y X, , ' if I L 4 RIDING ENTHUSIASTS Caroline Verduzco, Pauline Finney, and Tornmye Kuykendall are faithful to their two-day riding sessions at the Lackey Stables, under the direction of Mrs. F.. Fi. Collins, riding instructor for Incarnate Word College for over twenty years. Incarnate Word riders enter the Cavalcade section of the Fiesta San Jacinto Battle of Flowers Parade every year, and frequently bring back the blue ribbon, the First Place Award. L :za