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

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Witnesses of Many Educational Movements . . Jo ANN RASKA Route 2, Box 149 Floresville, Texas Telephone: EX 3-2839 Bachelor of Arts in Business Jo Ann came to 1.W.C. from Floresville High School where she reigned every year as Queen or Sweetheart of the various festivi- ties. Her great popularity followed her to college. She was nominated for various honors during her four years of college, and was runner-up for Queen of the Senior Snow- ball. After graduation .lo Ann would like to teach business subjects in high school. Or she might work for an oil company. She says she has no immediate plans for marriage, but we predict that this state- ment won't hold for long. We wish her success, whether she chooses teaching, or office work, while she awaits Prince Charming. lo Ann Raska Vice-president of the Senior Class Annette Kalka President of the Senior Class ANN ETTE KALKA Route 1, Box 30 Bandera, Texas Bachelor of Arts in English Upon graduation from Bandera High School, Annette had a big decision to make. Should she major in nursing, home economics or business? She fi- nally chose the liberal arts program, a choice for which she is very grateful to her own good judgment. Her future plans, in addition to teaching English in high school, include the ownership of a big ranch, with swimming pool, lake, and a big house. She is also in- terested in an oil company, as who wouldn't? Annette's quiet leadership has been her outstanding characteristic throughout her four years at 1.W.C. This same quality should be a great asset to her in her future life. LUCILA DEL SOCORRO AGUIRRE Abasola 1 y 2, 99410 H. Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico Telephone: 2003 Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Love of study and research have char- acterized Lucila from the first day she enrolled at I.W.C. four years ago. She was elected to Alpha Lambda Delta in her freshman year, and served as presi- dent of the Society in her sophomore year. Alpha Chi was her next honor in her junior and senior years. And Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities topped the list. Lucila plans to use her lab. work in her future life, but she will continue to study science on the gradu- ate level. Student Council work as well as membership in the Dramatic Club occupied much of her extracur- ricular work. But her chief interest was her work with the Sodality of Our Lady. Lucila del Socorro Aguirre Vice-president of the Senior Class of the Santa Rosa Division 73

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