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

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Up to Us, in Publications, and Through the NEA COREAN JACQUELIN CARTER 1734 -Nolan St. San Antonio, Texas Telephone: CA 6-474-4 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Mrs. Carter has taken time off from her family to complete her degree requirements in elementary education, and to prepare her- self for the San Antonio public school sys- tem. The mother of five lovely children, Corean has had much work and worry as- sociated with her college education. She says that one of the most difficult situations arose when all five had flu, and she had to leave them to the care of their grandmother, because semester exams were in full swing. Her efforts have been rewarded. With her hard-earned sheepskin in her possession, she can now devote her full time once again to being a mother. Her chief ambi- tion for each of her children is that each one will be a credit to his church and to his country. Helene Carter HELENE CARTER 929 N. Park Uvalde, Texas Telephone: BA 8-4408 Bachelor of Arts in French Helene, now Mrs. Meril G. Carter, has had a life story that reads like a fairy tale. Born in Constantinople, Turkey, where her parents had gone to escape the Communist Regime in Russia, she grew up in Paris, France, and was edu- cated in that city. Armed with a knowledge of the Russian and French languages, Helene went to Germany to study German. She also knew English, and worked with the American Army of Occupation as an interpreter. There she met her future husband, and after their marriage, came to live in Texas. Students and faculty of l.W.C. are very happy that Helene chose this college to complete her degree require- ments, and to prepare herself to teach languages in the Texas secondary schools. Helene is also an accom- plished musician, and hopes to con- tinue her studies in that field also. Her love of America and Texas, and of l.W.C. in particular, are indeed very gratifying. MARIE CHAMBERLIN Bachelor of Science in Nursing Marie was born in Youngstown, Ohio, but has made Texas her adopted home. Wife of a Lt. Colonel in the Army, and mother of five children, aged 6 to 14- years, add up to a full-sized job, not to mention studying for a college degree. Marie seems to have been a very successful person in carrying out all these duties, and hopes to devote some of her future time to public health nursing. She has served with the Army Nurse Corps in Africa and Italy during World War ll, and has traveled extensively with her family. The Logos staff salutes this very busy senior who has always been ready to assist in every cause undertaken by the graduating class. Corgan J' Carter Marie Chamberlin

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. . A Career in College Teaching Has Been Helcl Amable Benitez AMABLE BENITEZ Box 96, David Re. de Panama Telephone: 2588 Bachelor of Arts in History There is a great deal of energy packed into this small person named Amable, who came to l.W.C. four years ago, with.a very limited knowledge of the English language. Today, Amahle is acquainted with every important word in WEBSTER. A history major, Am- able plans to teach in her home country, while she will continue her studies toward a Master's degree. Amable has been a very faithful Sodalist, she is also very active in the International Relations Club, in which organization she has held several offices over the four years. Of a rather retiring temperament, Amable .has shown a deep interest in other people's problems, and is always ready to aid a person in need. The best of every- thing to a very sincere graduate. JOY BROWN 1808 W. Magnolia San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 5-6493 Bachelor of Arts in English Born ,loy Ramsdell in San Antonio, Mrs. Brown has lived here all her life. After graduating from Thomas Jeffer- son High School, she attended the Uni- versity of Texas, but interrupted her college work to become Mrs. Brown. She places her family and her home in the number one position, but has managed to complete her degree re- quirements on a part-time basis over the years. An English major with her plans set on teaching English in sec- ondary school, .loy returned to her old high school for her student teaching. That ,must have been an interesting experience. From .loy's achievement in college, we feel that she will be a very successful high school teacher. Joy Brown .lean Bonds J EAN BONDS Harriston Mississippi Telephone: 2811 Bachelor of Science in Nursing A cut finger, an ingrowing toe nail, or a bump caused by a flying baseball - usually called for the same treatment. Call ,lean Bondsf, lean has served as school nurse while completing her degree requirements. The fact that she hasn't wasted away from running to answer these calls shows what an ingenious person she is. .lean belongs to the Professional Nurses' Club, and is one of the most active members of that organization. After graduation, she plans to work and at the same time begin her work on a Master's degree. Her goal is set to become a clinical instructor. Good luck, Jean. That our bruises and cuts have not left more scars has been due in great part to your efficient nursing care.

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V--.L .4 Q .1 ' S,-.-1L:.7':, ..' 1 ' .- -5245 T wr -2-s2rrfsrr'f-M . . 97,000 College Teachers Needed by 1960 . Yolanda Cisneros YOLANDA CISN EROS Box 195 Premont, Texas Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Yolanda has so many plans for the future that it was impossible for the LOGOS reporter to write them all down. In one breath she said she wanted to. run a laboratory of her own, to get married, to travel throughout the United States, and to go to Europe. The plans for travel in the U. S., Yo- landa described as follows: she and two friends will procure a vegetable truck . . . That's as much as we know. Will they sell vegetables en route, or why a vegetable truck? Perhaps you can answer this. One thing we can answer, however, is this: Yolanda's friendly manner will win for her many friends, and will help her in securing her goals. l CATHERINE DEN NEHY 122 Avant Avenue San Antonio, Texas Telephone: LE 4--0612 Bachelor of Arts in Business Cathy was born in Chicago, Illinois, but has completely forgotten the Windy City. After graduation from St. Gerard's High School, Cathy came to l.W.C. for a degree in business. She served as president of Kappa Pi Sigma, national business fraternity, in her junior year. That same year she was elected to Alpha Chi, national honor society for upperclassmen. ln her sen- ior year she was elected to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. She has been asso- ciated with the Cecilian Choristers since her freshman year, and has toured with them in Mexico and throughout Texas. After graduation she plans to enter an executive training program for Allied Chain of Retail Department Stores. Good luck, Cathy. 4 Catherine Dennehy Adeline Corral ADELINA CORRAL Londres 904 Colonia Mirador Monterrey, N. L., Mexico Telephone: 2-46-78 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Adelina has loved every moment of her stay in the United States, and hopes to bring back with her to Mexico, much valu- able knowledge acquired during her col- lege work. Adelina has been a very active member of Kappa Lambda Kappa Home Economics Club, and served as publicity chairman during the past year. She is also a member of the Apostleship of Prayer. Every member of Kappa Lambda Kappa appreciated Adelinais warm friend- ship, and exchanged many ideas of living in the two countries, with her. They feel that now they have an ambassador of good- will in our sister republic, who will assist them in recruiting for the home economics department.