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

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J DOESN'T IT LOOK AS IF BISHOP STEPHEN A. LEVEN has a heaping shovel full of earth, as he turns the first sod in the ground- breaking ceremony? This is the secret. Our good photographer, Joe Bacon, got there ahead of him, and actually lossened up that tough earth. Even little Joyce Greenburg is amazed at the good Bishop's prowess in turning the earth. Looking on here are: Mrs. Burke, and Dr. Sean Burke, Dr. S. Thomas Greenburg, Mrs. Greenhurg and Joyce, Father Lawrence Stuebben, Rosemarie Galindo, Zola Schram, Renee Sluder, Mary Anderson, and Bette Bluhm. Isn't that Sister Antoninus look- ing over Mrs. Greenburg,s shoulder? Robert Greenhurg is also there, and do we see Dr. Racz back there chatting with someone? Perhaps with Sister Emilia? Could it be that they are discussing the economic aspects of this project? Bette Bluhm Mary Pat Bluhm Beatrice Borrego junior freshman junior Qrfi fyif , f 7 X -me M77 K' 1 I X Z E if . N , , W , E Km.-H Iirguly Barbara Brown Marilyn But-che Cdlwlylrlbylllc If l ,fllIll1ll. .sopllomorff I' rffsfz 1111711 ,IIHIIOF 4I

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Our Dreams for a New Student Center Become a Reality Mary Lou Alanis Laura Alvarez Elisa Amaya Georgina Andalon Helen Andrade junior junior fT6Shmfm ,,, if , Nancy Archer Rose Mary Assad Corinne Avendano freshman freshman special :fe , V, t .. . Magda'ISna,Bandera5 Judi' Barloco Dorothy Barnes wma' 30Ph0m0f6 sophomore freshrmzn sophomore TI-IE NEW STUDENT UNION BUILD- ING, for which we have been working, planning, and praying, is now becoming a reality. Auxiliary Bishop Stephen A. Leven, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, officiated at the ground-breaking ceremony in the presence of faculty and students. The new building is being constructed with the aid of a Government Ioan of 3600,000. It will provide student union facilities and accommodations for 100 resident students on the second and third floors. The first floor will contain a cafeteria, ballroom, snack bar, press room, student lounges, and student council offices. The structure was designed by Julian and White, architects, and is being built under the general direc- tion of Clyde Abbott, contractor. All activities during the past few years have been for the benefit of this new cen- ter. Let's hope that future students of this college will enjoy the building with as much enthusiasm as we had in planning it, and that they in turn, will think of the students who will come after them - and plan and dream accordingly. E1 izsaollelilmlgigrett NOIVH Sue Bell Ann Blanchard Guadalupe Blanco Eugenia Blankenship freshman sophom ore freshman freshman I1 DOESN breakin tough e Burke, Zola Sci Bene H ing ov Greenb hack t with S discussi

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