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

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4 1 4 ?G,5f,1k.f..1f,,,...f-:,...-,555,.-.- f...- ,.J,..4,3-Q-.,,,. ,. --12-4L - Piano Majors W in Philharmonic Music Club Scholarship FOB Tl-IE THIRD CONSECU- TIVE YEAR. ZITA REINHARDT, piano major, was awarded the Philharmonic Music Club Scholarship on the basis of a contest in which piano students from colleges and univer- sities in this area participated. This is the third consecutive year in which students from lncarnate Word College have rated this award. Last year Mary Ann Dramer was the winner, and the previous year, Betty ,lean Mann received the first place award. The scholarship is valued at 35100, and is applicable to the music tuition of the winner. BELOW: The Cecilian Choristers who are touring North and West Texas cities as a recruitment proj- ect. The Choristers sang in Lub- bock, Amarillo, and San Angelo on this tour. The Choristers have also been heard on the Christmas pro- gram, the Spring concert, and about twenty different programs during the scholastic year. Left to right: Mary Ann Dramer, Roseann Zarsky, Helen S h , M F' D 1 B b A h M Pul f rd, CathY Dennehy, Dianne Citty, Barbara Elbel, Margaret Ulcak, D0l01?6SuII12?'23lt Caiihlr Rlihie, 5i'1lviai:aE?p:ida,a1B1i1zIegte r3Vil3Jn, ialhyd J ezlncine Calde. roni, members of the CECILIAN CHORISTERS, heard on many programs throughout the school year. Rose Mary Gutierrez is the accompanist. I 44 ' i t

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A f 9 4 I PATRICIA LUDOLPH, junior home economics major, F URS AND VELVETS are in evidence here, as Rosalie Rice, Baby models the formal of pale blue which she designed and Hanna, and Mary Anderson put on the dog for the photographer. This sewed in clothing class. is a sneak preview of the Winter Wonderland. A057 ,M 0 'fi MARY ANN HERNANDEZ, senior home economics major, models a chic suit of her own creation, and sisters Dolly and .lo Elda Martinez model a beautiful formal gown and wool suit, respectively. I43

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