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

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5 Dill 5 Santa 3 who si:-fd .l slap granu- , , 'lt1 .- IETEI' winch :P in LVUCI' like What Yo- 5 to TU ' The Wave of Criticism of Secondary Education VALERIE CONNER I 4-15 Rittiman San Antonio, Texas Telephone: TA 2-0396 Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics Valerie has covered about three-fourth's of the world's surface in her travels. An Army daughter, she got more than her usual share of foreign residenceg China, Philippines, Continental Europe, as well as Mexico, and practically every one of the 48 states. Her favorite foreign country was Germany, and she brought back with her a good knowl- edge of the Language. Valerie will follow in her motherls footsteps as a teacher but, of course, there is a June wedding in the planning. As plans now stand, the future home will be in Austin, and perhaps there will be at least a temporary teaching ap- pointment in the capital city. She hopes to teach math and science, and perhaps, German. And then she will begin the study of Norwegian. Maria Paz Recio Treasurer of the Senior Class of the Santa Rosa Division MARIA PAZ RECIO P.O. Box 296 Roma, Texas Telephone: 2951 Roma, Texas Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Maria came to the freshman class of l.W.C. from the famous Rio Grande Valley, and plans to make her career there after graduation. Although her chief interest has always been science, HELEN MARIE RUHNKE 1902 W. Gramercy Place San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 2-7965 i . . . Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Helen Marie has been a member of the Student Council in both her junior and senior years. She was elected to Alpha Chi in her junior year and to Who's Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities, in her senior year. Helen Marie's keen sense of re- sponsibility has made her a much called-upon person throughout her four years of college. But her attention to extra duties never detracted from her scholarship which she has maintained throughout her college career. Her future plans to teach home economics in the San Antonio schools should work out fine. She has had a thorough prep- aration for this, and her love of deal- ing with young people should make her an excellent teacher. she is an all-around girl, with many interests. Maria could always be de- pended on to see a project to its very finish. This deep sense of responsi- bility should be a great asset to her in her future life. Her work with the Apostleship of Prayer was an inspira- tion for everyone who associated with Maria, she was the first President of the Society after its organization at l.W.C. Valerie COIIHCT Helen Marie Ruhnke Parliamentarian of the Senior Class President of Alpha Chi, and senior repre sentative to the Student Council

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Studies of the High School Such as DOLLY COLLAZO R.F.D. 9942, BOX 29A Rio Piedras Station San Juan, Puerto Rico Telephone: 6-3774- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Dolly is the most universally loved person on the campus. She is friendly, sincere, and courteous, to list but three of her outstand- ing characteristics. We could keep on list- ing synonyms of her good qualities, but we would need pages to write them all. Dolly plans to continue studying towards a Mas- ter's degree, perhaps in Social Work. She is active in several organizations but is principally interested in the Language Club of which she is president. She has served as circulation manager of the Logos for the past two years. The success of the Latin- American Costume Review in February was due in great part to her efforts. Good luck, Dolly. We shall miss you next year. Dolly Collazo President of Sigma Gamma Phi Modern Language Association Mary T. Liberto President of Kappa Lambda Kappa Home Economics Club MARY TERESA LIBERTO 317 Wickes San Antonio, Texas Telephone: CA 2-1129 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Mary T. is one of the most energetic people on campus. As president of Kappa Lambda Kappa, she has steered its course in a very admirable way. Her cheerful and generous disposition has been a great help to all her as- sociates, who appreciate the leadership she has manifested on every occasion. After graduation, Mary T. plans to work with the Home Economics Divi- sion of the Public Health Service. Her gracious manner and her deep sense of responsibility will make her a valuable addition to any organization. We pre- dict for you, Mary T. a future of hap- piness and success. That is what you deserve for your many contributions to others. MANUELITA GUTIERREZ 2414- Sta. Cleotilde Laredo, Texas Telephone: RA 3-3268 Bachelor of Music in Music Education Long after Manuelita has graduated from college, the memory of her beau- tiful voice will remain. We hope to hear that voice again frequently in the future, whether through the medium of television, radio, or recordings. Mandy, as she is known to her friends, plans choral work in both the ele- and secondary school, and to voice lessons. We would like a wager that the best singers to teach mentary continue to make in the state of Texas will soon be found in Laredo, and that the teacher will be a sweet lass named Manuelita. She has not confined all her interests to music, her Work with the dramatic club has been very worthwhile. Good luck, Mandy. Manuelita Gutierrez Cast Director of Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity X