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

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5 ' ' Q.. ' ' FF --'T J-.E -flaMT9.ifiE it fr LJ- -:1 J?--'S if-1ff'?1ei-'sfiff 455' Paul Barbara Elbel President of Kappa Pi Sigma and Editor ofthe LOGOS BARBARA LUCILLE ELBEL 911 Essex Street San Antonio, Texas Telephone: LE 4-7372 Bachelor of Arts in Business As if President of Kappa Pi Sigma were not a sufficient challenge to Barbara, she was also elected to the editorship of the Logos, Yearbook. She is a busy member of the Student Council and of the Cecilian Choristers. Much of her traveling has been -. uf ,J Woodringis MA Fourth of a Nationv 1 CAROLYN PATINO 211 Finton Avenue San Antonio, Texas Telephone: CA 7-9204- Bachelor of Science in Nursing Upon graduation from Thomas Jeffer- son High School, Carolyn enrolled in the nursing program at I.W.C. Her choice was ideal, she has been classi- fied as the perfect nurse with a dis- position admirably suited to the pro- fession. Carolyn loves to travel, and will probably use her profession to that end. She will also continue study- ing towards a higher degree. Carolyn has been most active in professional and class organizations. Her leader- ship ability has been taxed frequently, but she has always measured up to the test. Good going, Carolyn. I ,,,,,,,,,!, due to her association with the Choristersg her trip to Saltillo and Monterrey, for example. And this year the group has traveled throughout Northwest Texas. Bar- bara will put her business education to the test after graduation. She hopes to be- come an executive secretary. We, of the Logos staff, who have worked with her, know that she is capable of great achieve- ments, and predict a very bright and suc- cessful future for her. 78 Carolyn Patino Secretary Of the Professional Nurses' Club Martha Lozano President of the International Relations Club MARTHA LOZANO 818 W. Gramercy San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 5-4981 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Dynamic and petite Martha has com- pleted a program in elementary edu- cation, and is all set to accept a full- time teaching job in September. Quiet and reserved, Martha has displayed tremendous energies in any project under way. Her leadership in the In- ternational Relations Club has kept in- terest high at all times. From the re- ports of her student teaching experi- ence, she should be one of the most outstanding elementary teachers in San Antonio. She is deeply interested in teaching in Venezuela after a couple of years experience in San Antonio. Won- der what is the big interest in that area? Could it be oil, Martha? 1.

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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

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and His Suggestions for Reorganizing Our System CAROLYN ALBRECI-IT Rte. 3, Box 167 D San Antonio, Texas Telephone: TA 6-9250 or TA 6-3895 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Carolyn says that coming to I.W.C. has become such a habit with her after four years of college that she will be lost next year. The answer is: she should begin her graduate work right away. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, the Student Education As- sociation, the International Relations Club, and what she treasures most of all, the Sodality of Our Lady. Carolyn's love of children motivated her to choose elementary education as her major subject. Next year she will begin her teaching career in the San Antonio public schools, and judging by the results of her student teaching, she will be a very popular teacher indeed. Carolyn Albrecht Marie Pauline Hudson Editor of the LOGOS MARIE PAULINE HUDSON 127 Terry Court San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 6-1065 Bachelor of Arts in English A poet, a journalist, a pianist, and a future high school teacher all add up to form a picture of the quiet and very reserved young lady, Marie, editor of the monthly LOGOS. After gradu- ation from Ursuline Academy, Marie entered I.W.C. She has accelerated her college course, and will be graduated one year ahead of her regular class. She is a member of the Student Coun- cil, and of the Sigma Gamma Phi Language Club, but her work on the LOGOS is what really marks her as a person apart from all organizations. Marie will be long remembered by the members of the staff as Well as by her instructors who appreciate her many contributions to the life of the col- lege. A .Iune wedding is in the stars. GLORIA RODRIGUEZ 312 So. New Braunfels San Antonio, Texas Telephone: CA 3-1143 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education A Gloria has had very interesting summer jobs for the past four summers-worlo ing at the Alamo MESSENGER office. Although she doesn't plan to make journalism her future work, she was fascinated by it. I looked on it as more of a hobby than regular life work, says Gloria. I-Ier plans are to teach in one of the San Antonio ele- mentary schools. Gloria is a member of Alpha Chi, Phi Sigma Kappa, the Student Education Association, and the International Relations Club. She was also elected to Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Uni- versities. Further education leading to a higher degree is on the agenda for this very energetic senior. Gloria Rodriguez t Treasurer of the Student Education Secretary of the Student Education Association Association 79